Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-12-07
JAMES RIVER LAND.
30 Negroes, and other Property for Sale.
4 WILL sell, al and near my residence, EH
j MiNA. lmharsf CnnniR. 10 cnmmn nca On Imcs- :

WILL sell, nj and near my residence, Elk
i mis-, 1mhtyst County, 10 commence on Tues
day, the 10Th day of next month, December aud
continue until the whole OF the Property named
below, is disposed Of
/ Between Ooo and loo acres of Land, lying
/ in Amherst Nelson and Buckingham Counties, and
separated only h, Jam, River. About 80 acrcs
OF thi, Land, including the Islands, is James Ri
yer bottom, Of great fertility. The Corn upon il
tbs year Is expected 10 average ID or ~ bushels
per acre. The hieh land Is rolling, but most of il
very productive, well watered, and laws on n bed
oil Limestone. Immense water power may br
had nj thrilling expense, as there are two falls ON
the South side Of the Islands, whence about two
lhird, Of tie water of James River flow, and no,
navgahlr by baticaux. The improvements are a
good STONE MILL HOUSE, 30 by 10 feet
containing all the machinery common to Flour
Mill, and that nearly new, two pair 5 feet Burr,
one pair feet Country Stones very heavy, Rub
hers aud a Corn Crushor, and near the Mil large
Cooper shop, paft stone and the balance framed
Il BlacL smith Shop, and set Of Tools a good
Dwelling House It.. II )use and all necessary Ou,
Houses Store House and good Garden.
The Tobacco House. below the Creek and on the
Island,, have most Of them shinglcd roofs, and
nearly new. GA the buckingham side, commenc-
ing the mouth Of Bent Greek, and adjoining
the Town, il runs about three miles above, and
has upon II three Tenenents, mostly new.
4 Lumber House, at the Mouth of Bent Greek,
~ feet square, first story of stone, the balance
framed.
Two otcs Tract. Of Land, in Nelson county,
containing 81 acrcs, by old surveys.
Tract OF Land in Buckins ham, containing
100 acres, within sight Of James River, and two
miles below treenway ferry, adjoining the lands
OF Mrs. Perkins Mr.. Spilicr and Others \
creek passes through this land, on which Il Saw
mill might be erected. The land Is heavily tim
bercd, except two small settlements; ON one Of
them is quite good new Dwelling House and 9th
cr Houses.
Most Of the land in Buckingham has been rent
ed for the cnSuln" year, and the purchasers will be
entitled 10 the rent. Possession Of nearly the
whole of the Amherst and Nelson property, ncm-
ding the Mil, Store House, &c. will be given the
purchaser almost Immediately. On the Nelson
tract a larec quantity of wheat has been seeded in
the ncaicst manner, and upon such land as would
produce good tobacco,
Also, mocty Of two small Tracts Of Land in
Buckinahani; one, containing about loo acres, adj
oins Mr.. James Paucson' and others the other
trac, is near Bent Creek.
Tract Of Land in Amherst county, containing
30 or 10 acres lying tho main road leading
from Amherst Cour, House to Lynchbur., and
lately owned 10y MIR. Richard Harrison.
a Tract of Land in Amherst on Rocky Creek,
containing about 30 acres, upon which there is a
GriSt Mill and runs near the Rocky Creek Mills
owned by Doctor Claiborne.
\ Tract of Land containing something more
! than | 100 acres, lylng on Green river, in Green
county, Kentucky, or miles below Greens
bury, and now under the management of Mr. " m
! l,nbrv.
Also, my life interest in four lalf-acrc Lot, in
the city Of Richmond third Of 1000 acres of
Land in Grccnhrier county; and perhaps some
other Lands west of the Blue Ridge. The half
acre Lots IN Richmond are No. 65Y ID street. in
the occupancy of Mr.. Daniel :. Mosby, and Nos
~, II and $50, unimIno,cd lots.
Also, THIRTY NEGROES, mostly very va
lnallc, ten Horses, Mule and two Colts. four
yoke Oven, Cows and lIogS, several OK Carts,
one / horse WAGON, portable 'rhrcshine Ma
chine made hy E,all. Crop of Tobacco, pIana-
tiun Tools, several hundred barrels Corn House
hold Furniture, ! or Battcaus and some Good,
In word, it will BE- a complete stll-out. What
IS not now thought of will be brought out on the
day of sale.
TERMS--W Where time is allowed the security
must be entirely satisfactory. For the Negroes,
cash. or possibly on short time, payabls al of
the I.ynchburg Banks, interest to be added The
Land in three annual payments, Ia bear interest
from the day OF sale Perhaps small sum in cash,
or on short time, may be required. The balance
of the property may be sold on short time Some
slight chance may take place, To the payments,
ON the DAY of sale. JOHN HORSLEY.
November % IDS