Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-01-15

Of Thomas r. Harrison, dec d.
jan - 73--tds
III AND AND NEGROES FOR SAI.E.-yyill be
"a sold, to the highest bidder, Wednesday the 2Sh
January next the Tract of Land which the subscri-
Der at present resides containing 300 acres and within
three-quarters of mile Of GAINESVILLE, the stage road
leading from Belicld to Danvle. On the tract there
large and conmodious dwelling house, "a good stand
Tor Tavern) together with necessary outhouses,
pump in an excellent WE'LL and good orchard. The
situation is considered healthy amy other in the
State.
He also offers for SALE lot in Carksvile containing
and half acres situated in most eligible part Of
the town, on Virginia Main street. Also, lot of
three and half acres wood land within mile of his
dwelling house. Also, the Mineral Spring, known
Watkinss SPRING. lying in the vicinity OF GAINESVILLE
with six of land attached to it, Also, seven or
eight likely negroes further description Of said pro-
pcry IS deemed unnecessary, it is presumed
would purchase without first viewing for themselves
Terms Of saIeOne third cash, and the balance in
annual nsIalmcnts well secured.
In the mean time, however, he would like to effect
private sale of the WHOLE or any RqTIG Of said property
Mecklenburg, Dec. o. o. 73-4t
q LBEMARLE LAND ,reay tie Uaioeysiy of Dir
IA ginia, for saie.-A Tract of Land, lying in the
bounded by Charlottesville the west and extends to
the Rivanna river the east embracing place of de-
post on the river, convenient 10 Charlottesville
than any other There is also upon the land valuable
site for the erection Of machinery, where there is
IN operation good Grist and Saw Mill 1t has also the
advantage of being situated within and half miles
OF the University of Virginia. The local situation of this
land together with the fertility of its SOIL certainly makes
it the most desirable situation which has been put into
market In the upper country. The terms will be made
known at any time, by application to the subscriber,
who lives the premises N. III. LEWIS.
January -. 77-2aw5t
q VALUABLE ESTATE FOR sALEe-'Thc sub.
IA scriber, III view of settlement in Mississippi is
DESTROYS OF dispo3ing of his property in Virginia and Of
fers for sale most desirable Estate of about eleven
hundred of land situated in Stafford county about
seven miles below the town of Frcdercksburg and hor-
derng on the Rappalannock River This estate includes
the tracts commonly known as the SSowDgs FERRY
FARMS, and uncs advantages raelymet with and such
emile 1t To be regarded as one OF the most desirable ars
in this section OF the State. The upands are pro-
duchyc, and remarkably well supplied with both wood
and watef--clover and plaster suctced well upon
them and fair proportion of them has been cleared
and Is now in fine order for farming operations
having been, for time, cultivated under an
improving system. The low-lands compose con.
siderable pornn Of the estate, and are OF tile most
valuable description, consisting in part of extcn-
sive alluvia meadow situated upon the river border
perfectly reclaimed long distinguished for abundant hay
crops, and Of unsurpassed fertility The improvements
consist Of large two story dwelling house. with vari-
Gus buildings, conv mt and appropriate for plantation
purposes. But isconsdcTed unnecessary here to at
tempt further description of the property, is pre-
sDed that all persons disposed to purchase will make
personal examination, and such examination il is
believed, will abundanIy sew that in every point of
vcwfor health for fertility Of soil for local
rs wei IN regard to society convenience 10 market
the estate offered for sale surpassed by none in
this part OF Virgina-For terms Of sale and other par.
tcullrs, reference may be had TO john A. horson ESQ
at Snowden, or Arthur a. Morson, Esq; in Fredercks-
burg WILLIAM MORRISON.
January ID Yer
III OOK ATTHIs, EVERY BODY-Pam0-qLeg T1nd
NJ tor sacrifice soicI shall on Thursday the 18th
January, next, the premises SELL tby virtue Of decd
OF trust executed 70 me by William H. Gayle) between
~ and 300 acres of FIRST rate Pamuukey Land near
Dabncy Story, King William county it being part Of
that celebrated estate formerly in the occupancy of Mai
Geo Dabncy, decd This property will positively be
Sold without limit reserve for ono half cash fe ba.
lance IN II months thereafter. G. J.. @. PAGE.
jan o. II3-tdsl Trustee
M EGROES FOR SALFs-At Pancvillc. Amelia
4 Tor cosh on the 10th ofJanuary next six or ciot
likely young negroes belonging to the Estatc Of John
w; Deaton, decd A. b. WALTHALT. ad,u'r
rec' -. 17--wtd5
os. IT, STREET, Of Woodyile, Mississippi Attor-