Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-12-10

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RJ OTICE.-l propose to sell the half whole, or to
q farm out. my welknown and tne-booded horse,
MUKDuCH sired by the noted horse. Sir Charles. Ills
dam by imported Bedford, out of Bel. Air; she out
Of q Shark; she out Of Wi!dair; she out OF a
Lexington she out Of jolly Roger; she out of
a Spanking Roger, out of the imported marc, Miss
Bell Murdoch nine years old last Spring five feet
four inches high handsome bay, with black legs.
His colts are large, Of fine form and COLOUR The stock
Of Murdoch is the mos: popular in Frg mia The
celebrated rihe and Resale Somers colts out Of the
sisters Of Murdoch on the dam side. | have been in
formed that the half Of Trcs full sister had sold f'.
5000 dollars Murdoch has stood years IN succcssion
at nv farm and has gotten from 100 to l1 mares each
season Immediate application 10 me- living near Chcs'
'e' Dre' i i6lNwtfi CHARLES c. GRAVES.
q VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.-The sub.
"A scrbcr offers for sale his tract of Land lying in the
county o Chesterfield, eight miles above Richmond: and
within half mile of James River, continuing ooO acres,
of about equal portions Of cleared and wood land This
Farm has been so improved by careful management and
the use Of clover and plaster that nearly the whole OF
now produces clover kindly ABOUT ~ acres are sooa
creek meadow, a part Of which is in herds grass
and produces fine crops. The wood has just been
cleared away from so Of good tobacco land %ch
NAV be brought into cultivation with very little laoo1-
The wood land is valuable from It's contlguity TO
the River and the facility with which the wood can be
carried to Richmond. The wood IS worth Gu cents
nor cord as it stands the land and contracts tor the
sale of several hundred cords at that price annually can
be made. / lie Improvements "tS iiea''J
sufficient for the comfortable accommodation OF ia!ni-
w. The situation is healthy and The water lnc utihS
INV absence applications may he addressed to my bro
thor COL Peter +. Smith Of Manchester (who is iniiy
cmpowcred TO sell and convey the lund) or to my Mana
rcr. Mr. Thomas Chcatlam. upon the premises, WHO
Will show the land to persons disposed to purchase IT,
" - JORDON SMITH
p ST wish also TO sell Sc acres Of land: upon most
IF which the wood is standing, lying within three and
half miles of Manchester, adjoining the !ands OF '
Green Hall. MIR. Fisher and otIcs - G.
Oct. 20. -
TOAL LANDS FOR RENT have $50 or SUI
g acres of the Salisbury Tract of Land for Kent, IN
narccls Of so TO 100 acres for term of 10 to ~ years.
n which there are doubtless extensive bodies OF coal
Probably there is no property in the State OF virginia.
far MINING puruoscs that offers such Inducements u ca
;,oI;sts as the above 1t Immediately adjolns the coal
lands of Mr. Robt D. Murchic, MIR. Thompson bount'
and the Black Heth coal mining comPaiy-aha on pom
e tho latter tracts the coierics now in successful
o,ero;ion The same coal veins, it is not doubted pass
hIongh the land now offered for rent, the run OF the
coal HAVING given evidence Of this fact This land from
IT, location posscsscs advantages any other now ID
,norlct being but 4 mile and half from James RIVER,
the highway 10 Richmond, and less distance from inc
Chesterfield railway leading to Manchester, the pace o.
shi,pino the Goals distant markets Persons %is'h
to lease by making application immediately VIII a'e r.
in their power TO commence operations the oeSihnns W.
The nav wear For further particulars enquiry may De
modn If Dr A. L. Woodbridge, MIR. Charles Cunii1e, or
the subscriber. CAROLlNE NJ. H. ~ A.
CHESTERFIELD December 4. ,ol, H.
49, IN, Editors of the New York Evening star, fOu!son
nn Daily Advertiser and Baltimore AmcTrah a'c a., t
.or Tho above for weeks and send their accounts " "
C. Tinsry Of this City FOR payment. ----