Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-12-10
JAMES RIVER LAND,


WILL sell, n and near my residence, IM
u NILS, .imhc,st County, 10 commence on Tues
day, the l5th day oil next month, (Dcccnber,) and
continue until the whole OF the Property named
below, is disposed III
Between / ,OcO aud 1000 acre, Of La.d, lying
IN Amherst Nelson and buckingham Counties, aud
separated only BY james River. About $50 acres
OF this Land, including the l,ldnd,, is JAMES RI
,,r bottom, Of great fertility. The Corn upon it
th. year is expected TO average 60 or 70 bushels
per acre. The high land is rolling, but most OF it
very productive, well watercd, and laws on a bed
OF Limestone. Immense water power may be
had at lfliilng expense, there are two falls on
the South side Vi the Islands, whence about two
,lllrds Of the water OF James River flow, and not
aaNigable BY batteau1 The improvements arc a
good STONE MILL. HOUSE, 50 by 40 feet,
containing all the machinery common to a Flour
Mil, and lhat nearly new, two pair 5 feet Bnrrs,
one par ) fec, Country Stones very heavy, Rub
beers and Coru Cru,hcr, and near the Mill large
Coopcr's shop, part stone and the balance framed;
j IA Blacksmith Shop, and a set OF Tools ; u good
Dwelling House, Ice II Dusc and all necessary Out
Houses new Store llou,o and good Garden.
The Tobacco Houses below the Creek and Oh the
Islands, have most OF them singled roofs. and
nearly new. On the Buckingham side commcnc-
'sg near the mouth of Bent Creek, and adjoining
the Town, II runs about three mile. above, and
has upon II three Tencmcnts, mostly new
Lumbor House, at the Mouth OF Bent Greek
10 feet square, Inst story of stone, the balance
framed
Two other Tracts of Land, in Nelson county,
containing IN; acres, by old surveys.
Tract of Land in Buckingham, containing
100 acres, within sight Of James River, and two
miles belo" Greenvay ferry, dloinimg the land,
/ Of Mrs, Perkins, Mrs Spilicr and others. 4
creek passes through this land, whicha Saw
mill might be erected. The land is heavily tim
bcrcd, except two small settlements on one of
th.m is quite good new Dwelling House aud 9TH
cr Houses.
Most fhe land in Buckingham ha. been rent
ed for the ensuing year, and the purchasers will be
entitled 10 the rent. Possession of nearly the
whole of the Amherst and Nelson property incIu-
ding the Mill, Store House, &c. will be- given the
purchaser almost Immediately. On the Nelson
tract large quantity OF wheat has been seeded in
i the ncatcs manner, and upon such land as would
produce good tobacco.
Also, moicty Of Two small Tracts of Land in
/ Buckingham; one, containing about 100 acres adj
/ IONS Mr.. James Pattcson and others the other
/ tract is near Bent Creek
Tract Of Land in Amherst county, containing
81 or oo acres, lying on tho main road leading
from Amherst Court House to Lynclburg and
lately owned by Mr. Richard Harrison.
A Tract of Land in Amherst, ON Rocky Greek
containing about 50 acres, upon which there is u
''ri>t Mill, and runs near the Rocky Greek Mills
owned by Doctor Claiborne.
Tract OF Land containing something more
than 100 acres, lying ON Green river, in Green
courtv, kcntucky, = or miles below Green's
burg, and now under the management of Mr. VIM
Embrv.
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