Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-08-26


sary out.housrs. The situation is rcnarkait; .''
being about mile and half from James re, 0;
agreeable ncighborhood and about seven miles
tcrsvie and five from Columbia ANY ncrsoo ss -
to purchase, would do well TO visit the premises - '!s
Gus to the day Of sale, whc! will be shown them H.
John Mayo, living on tie premises "
Terms One third cash, the balance in ,ro
annual payments, with bonds aud security for
payments. and the title retained un;l al. the nm
money is paid FREDERICK ". BASS Z
August ) l2h-ctJ COmri>s,. 4
Lurgc Sale ot C0rn, Oats. Uh,nt S,ra,r. T,ux g. z
Horses, .uuics, Cnn!c, sacrp, Hogs Pun,.,iga oa5
tarm%ag EenNiS +
GAN Monday. the Sd day Of October, l>}G. shalt
& y at public auction. tie plantations Of me i
tIer Col john Amber, in the county of Lpvis, yn
as Mill Farm and Lake!and large crop of Whra, ,
and with the RECEPTION hereinafter ma!s the ca,
of Horses, Mules, Cattle, Sheep. Hogs and r,,,,
Utensils Of every kind and description TIrr. 81
teen Horses and seventeen Mules. Icu,!n,, >.yI g.,
of the las, spring.l shall retain 4 suii!:,nf
Horses or Mules, or Oxen and Wagons. I, j,n,
growing crop of Corn Tops and Fcddcr =: "e
On Monday, the lO;h day Of October. l-:si >h,i,,
at public auction, the farm OF my Ilc t.;ao- Ci
John Amber known Westhanr. nine miles a., 1'"''
Richmond in the county of iichrco. a :arre CO., v,
oats in the sllcat, wheat straw: and VIA The crc,
hereinafter made, the entire stock OF horses mules ~
tie, sheep, hogs. and farming utensils of every kind n
description. There arc nine muIrs, including IN. ,
u!d--and SIX horses, including wear cid Il bm
retain a sufficient number Of horses or mules o oI~
and wagons, to haul up the growing crop ot corn. Ion.
and fodder.
On Monday. the 18th day of December ,ai. / shall
sell ut public auction, at Wcsham ia Icntico corm,
the crop Of Corn. Tops and Fodder now growing ran
the land with the Horses Mules. or Oxen and W,
CONS retained at the sale on the 10th day o! October
On Monday. the 9Th day Of Drcrurber. lc3G shah
sell at public auction the plantations known as y
1T
Of Corn, Tops and Fodder now growing upon the land
with the Horses Mules or Oxen and Wagons clainr,
at the sale on the Sd day of October. lc36.
IcrmS:- all sums Of ten dollars and unie- cash
will be required. For all SUMS ten dollars Green,
oftweIve months will BE- allowed, the purchaser sy4n.
bond with approved security
.4dministra'Or IF JoLa .iorhj,r. d,tL
August lG .'-l.t
VALUABLE ALBEMARLE PROPERTY FOR
v SALE-lst. Ny residence, with 100 or more arc,,
of land attached adjoining Charlottesville Part rf Ike
land is cleared. and in good farming condition. with !,
rood meadow; the Improvements ore new back GuI!l.
Ing, with every other necessary house ans! wr o 81.
pcror water The value and beauty OF this situation IS
surpassed by none in the ncighborh0od; Is locality las
MANI Advantages TOO tedious 10 enumca!c III ali aIyr.
tIscment.
Scc0ndig A tract OF ;i22 Of land on lyy Crees
about two miles distant from the University. and three
and halfrom Charlottesville. adjoining the land. Of tie
late Geo Divers fair portion of tins land Is cleared,
very highly improved with clover. and now IN tic hes,
condition for farming with stone barn, threshng ma.
chine, and every other necessary building except
dwelling housc-and for this there is most cumaant
ing and beauIlu! situation.
JHirdv tract OF 500 acres, in the y. Garden. dis
tant from Charlottesville IJ miles, and from ScVtt$yl,
II miles near the turnpike road TO the latte! place U
il there is much irstrate tobacco land 10 clear, dg
r. ,l,,I. at It a.,
land and the unclearcd stocked with much valuable TIN
bcr-lucust and chcsnut. The command Of water Q
this tract would enable the 10 make much va.Q:
bic meadow.
Fourthiy My Clover Plains farm, of 3o1 acres. hcl
10 be equal TO any farm OF It's size between Rchmon
and ockis Cap it lies on the turnpike road from Cha
lotcsve to Rock!ish Gap; distant from the former
miles and from the latter live miles, adjoining the Lane
and tavern of John S. Cochc. The land Is OF Tie bes
and now in the best possible condition for farming.
has from 90 To 90 Of rich bottom land great POI
ton of the high land is level and deemed even no'
valuable than rich low grounds. The dwelling hou$
is Il comfortable one with all necessary nuthou$rs
good repair well Of the purest mountain wafer Naf
as much of this land is cleared should be; part IN inca
dow, TO which many acres more may be added crS(
This tract is considered of the most valuable IN
beautiful farms in the county, and surpassed by none
quality or condition.
FyfhLy The Midway Hotel, now occupied by Nj
John L. Keller situated between charlottesville and II
University, equally convenient TO both. The Hotel Is
large brick building, four stories high, with ~ Oh
rooms in it, with every other necessary building sa'
ing on an cmincncc commanding extensive and beat
tiiul view of the Blue Ridge, South West Mountains
the town of Charlottesville the University and the SUI
rounding country; fine garden, &c. would -" W.T.
this Hotel Of dcsred from 10 to 80 acres OF land az
joining.
SiIHiy A tract of q acres, and another OF til ac'
of land; the first, distant from town about miles II
other, about ~ miles; most Of each is wood land vel
good and heavily tmbcrcd. Both tracts may be- drIl'
into lots to suit purchasers in town at the Cnvrfs
ty, so is to afford ample supply Of fuel now !ea
tax, and increasing yearly.
SeccnthiV. Also 80 or 40 in lots adjoining IL
about the Midway Hotel.
All or any part of the above property will be sold
fair priccs either for cash short long crcHl,
may be preferred by purchasers 1t is though, rnnrce
sary 1--WE i'm this ADVERTISEMENT more minute descFi
ton of the property, all those inclined TO purchase vi
choose to make can be done by letter to the subscribe
have several small tracts Of land TO rent for The G
suing year ALEX. GARRETT.
August D 2O-"lIo
IA OTlCE.-The Co-partnership heretofore rHsI'
" in this City, under the Firm of PEYToN
UEANE, was dissolved by mutual consent, on The J
instant The Business Of the Concern will be- closed
Bernard Pcyton, to whom those having claims VIII apr
and those indebted will please make payment. III Iis
sence Mr. Thomas J. Deanc is authorised. and wi;
for him. BERNARD PElTON,
THOS. J. DEANE.
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