Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-09-30
*ALBEMaRLE PROPERTY

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of land attached adjoining Charlottesville. Part OF the
land is cleared, and in good farming condition; WHO
mood meadow; the improvements nrc ne :" Diic,
ing, with every other necessary mouse Ill.,, e,ton il
,,sscd by none in the ncighborhood; its Locality mas
many advantages TOO tedious 10 cnu!crate IN an aa'ef
Lsemcnt. , c, - TO-, c-ook
,hnn, Two miles distant from the University ana Dfee
and half from Charlottesville, adjoining the lanes oil 'le
late Geo Divers fair portion o this lana ID cca!eo,
very highly improved with clover, and nov 10 i!le .es'
condition for farming: with st"ne barn hrfsh'ns ma
chine and every other necessary building except a
dwrinc hcusc-and for this there is most command
iu.r and beautiful situation.
jD;rdiy A tract Of 800 acres, in the n. Garden, dis
tar, FROM charlottesville l5 miles, and from ScoisVe
II niles near the turnpike road 10 lie latter place On
there IS much iirsate tobacco land to clear, que
ocrpa Of rich hoiom land. good plantation OF cleared
land and the unceaed stocked with much valuable TIM
b.r- locust and chpsnut The command Of water on
this tract, vgouid enable the to make much vauu'
III" mradnw - ,-- -,
IN h. canal TO auv farm Of its between Richmond 2nu
Rock isl, Gan lies the turnpike read from Ciar-
ln,csviIir Tncktsh Cap distant from The t"rns' ~
miles and from the latter five miles, adjoining the lands
and tavern Of Ian 5. Cooke The laud IS OF III: h;'st,
and now in Tie best possible condition for farming It
has from 80 10 80 acres OF rich bottom Gnd great Pnr-
lion Of the high land is level and deemed even more
valuable lnan rich low grounds The clearinghouse Is
comfortable, one With all necessary outhouse III good
repair a well of the purcsl mountain water. Nearly as
much of this land is cleared should Ike part IN mea
dnw to which many may be added, dcsi'eS
This tract is considered OF the most va'u1bic ana
beautiful farms IA the county, and surflsscd BY nonc ~
quality or condition.
FyihiA The al!dSay Hotel. occupied hy Mr.
John l. Keller situated between Cha7!oesTIsin AND tt
University equally convenient t" hota ll: Hotel 's q
large new brick buildings fur stories high. 9Th 80 odd
rooms in it, with every other necessary uilGnr, stand
ing on an cninrncc commanding extensive and bah
,iili view III the Blue RidSe, South West Maintains
the oyYn o Charlorsv lllr hc University ard tho slr
rounding country; fine ga;Gca. &c you'd sell E.
this !uci nj tsircl ni! IL to 40 acre ot !ai:G st
joining.
S;rfily Tract 81 :! acrre, and another ofGt
Of und; Lie first, distant ir"a l"" about ) mIs iha
other, aboM = miles; most &" each Is Wo"i !Hh, very
rnod and heavily ti:ShrPG. Boil. tracts ma, be DIVIDED
ot suit purchasers in town or at the University,
as 70 afford anr RE supply q! iuc, now lcd'y lax,
and Increasing yearly.
SeT5r!t!y Also - or 10 acrcs IN lots adjoining and
abou! il.r Midway Rr,cl.
All any part o tie ahoTe property vii 30 sod "a
nir ,ri.e. either Tor cosk short or !' CREDIT as
n!aY BE Preferred hr purchasers. II ~ t"Irn nnnc-
crssaf: IN ger lin this anvrrtiscta"H}a moe minute
description tire property, s!i those Inclined I" FGr-
cas" WILL corrsc, view for t!.ensc Ives Any en ?n'rrs
such may choose make, tie done BY cttrr to IL"
''sc!tcF, at Charlottesville, who will promptly answer
The
hive several small trsc;s Of land to rent r.!le
suin year. ALEX. GARRETT.
S,n & ::1--wif
Is NEkl saLE-Ey virge O: ,":o Deeds Of Trnst,
N made by Jnhn Rora!cy and duly recorded, me
i:s bearing |ate Tie 18th day of March, SO tx WINCH
the said Frederick IL Ea1cll and Alexander Nrndy
Trustees; anG he second bearing date the 9TH day OF
April, 1856, in which The said Frederick NJ. CaSl 80
alone rustrr-the undersigned will, the lliil day CT
October l;Sj, at Elk M:!lS, in Tie county of Anhe'.:,
bcng the place of residence o. the said John orse.
r the purpose Of carrying into effect the provisions CO
said deeds, SELL at public ssoii9a The following proper
", 10 wit:
One tract or parcel Of Land in The counties of AM
horst, Nelson aud buckingham, containing between
eleven and twelve hundred aefes, being the rac! on
which sld llo.sIcv resides, and ul"a witch Is GOOD
Stone Mill House. 50 By 40 feet, Continuing the Mac-
merry COMMON Flour ail two pair of feet BISrs
ps q five feet cuuHtry Stones, very heavy Run
br;s, Cu Crushcr and near lnr ,i! large Conpers
Shop part stone uud balance iTa'lcd: Blacksmith
Shop and sci Of Bic sni!Ii,'s FOOLS. good Dwell
my tvvse, Ice House, AID all necessary cut Houses
Store House, and good Garden. The I"'ae-
co HOUSES below thu Creek and il the Islands have
ant Of them sl,:ig M roofs ard nearly On tie
buckingham side, there are lite very good D'vrI
nr IInus4s--a.ut JID OF l,s Lrnd, irciud-
Is the ,land, IL James Rrce Bottom, OF grea: leri
l.. The iah !nitd rolling, but most at 1t very pro-
ducve. Wi! sis rcd and lies h%d o! Limestone"
Immense wni,r power u!a; be had al lrng rXprnse.-
i:r James River Canal, n"~ constructing BY the James
River uGd kanl"ha Company. passrS wtling cO Yards
Of tie iil house, and th: cres, 10 the line Of Canal
is ahn:r the depth of the river, that such vessels
,s pass t!Ic river, may Up TO the Cana at all
Stages Of water. This tracl nf land rums down to the
oil fen! Crtck On lie BECalIlgnaln lF'hl
he upper part Of it, the Amherst side Is - mile: by
anJ ard q miles b. Inc lnc Of Canal below Is ncI
hurrA rlt"r house at The :uoGtt oi Bent Creek, 10
feet square, first story stone, h" balance ramct-A tact
of land i'll Nelson, continuing IS acres ad"ing Robert
Iiorscy VILLAIN a. Payne alia "th"rs-A tart coli
ainirr 10 acres, whcrcpn Mrs. Peters resides in the
county Of NrI:mi tract Q! land IA Nr!snn, contain
ing about ~ acres occGpad by Robert Cunningham -
tract Of about - acres Ia Amherst cnHniy on tnck-
cy Creek on which there is Grst Mi and winch cd
joins the lands Of DR.. W. S. Claiborne aud others "A
tract OF land, in Amhcrs! county. containing about 5G
acres lying The main road leadiug from Amherst e.
H. 10 Lyncbucg. and lately Owned By Mr.. r. HARRISON
"A tract Of Land, in buckingham county: adjoining
rs Perkins, MIR. +. Cabc, md others, containing l1O
acres There two small settlements upon III" Land
upon of them IS coed arw Dwelling House
Most Of the tract is heavily herrd and Creek passes
through it sufficiently large 20 justify erecting Saw or
Grst MIL This tract OF haaG IS perhaps lcss than hall
mike from James River SIDE, and not more than
lwo miles from two public landings. opposite Gccn
wav, the 0tfr- within sight 81. Fyc river Warehouse.
"A noi"y Of snail lrncts Of Land ia Buckingham
county, containing asn;t 100 acres, adjoining MI
James Pntlcsnn: and the ether near Dent Greek, PIr
chased Of hail I. Frcclsnd-Ihc hir-i5tefcs Of said
Iorsry, in 1900 o: lard in CTrcntrcr: and the
same in four Lots in The city of Richmont t" wit Nos
G59, 49, IA, 730ihe frs: nzned is an improved Lot,
the others arc uninprored
Atep.
The following SLAVES: Robin. 0siand:) Nancy,
Bio Robin Anna Frank Sophia, Bob i'rsnn: Wilson,
Charles. Arccr. n yellow boy.) Batia Sam, Albert,
Robert henry, Sarah Amanda. i;achari. Isabella, Hancy
and her Youngest child, M:cy: Enca, B!itaIn and said
i:nrsiey interest in girl named judy, being nait
Also black horse three soTsci horses oae s"rcel n1rc,
orc bay mare aud colt, dun.cc!ocd FLY, one bay
mule. Also about 81 head OF caluc, consisting "f cows,
oxci,, &c. portable wheat tlIeshIng machine. a TO-
bacco uat two feather beds, three bcdsleads,
one curtain bedstcad, mahogany sdehoard, set
of mahogany dining tab!es-AIso, a grey horse, nov
in possession Of Mr. A. F. Mcggnson, AID said il'rs-
lev interest being one half in The stock Of every kind
now under the managrmentot said hcgg!nson, and vino
has the right rcm I'LL lkeend Of this year hso
1~o pair Of large patent balances two crosscut saws
lines nlnuc!s nd Dlantatiou utensils