Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-10-21

eIection will take place on the 22d Of October next "a"
COMMUNICATIONS Post Paid) directed to the Clerk OF the
Board. shall be promptly attended To. Its desirable Inc
School shall commence on the LIST of November next.
\, 3. The Trustees having been disappointed IN the
Teacher elected on the 18th of August. are compelled 10
advertise again.
Sept - E-toO
TaYO RAILROAD OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
will be entered into during the month OF Noycn''
Der next, for the GraduoiVn, .M"so"ry, l!'"'Gr a"n oI'
yerstruciurc Of The lst Division of1he Inns" haH' N""G'
beginning al its point Of connection WIN the , ,'""5;
fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad, and extending
70 or in the neirhborEood Of lis intersection WITH '"e
Stage road from Fredericks bu1g to CaTtcLsv''!e'
Mr. james Hunter, Principal Assistant EnglncrT' may ma,
no found generally with the locating party; ana WIN t"T
undersigned, will be at TayloTsVil!e on the LIST; yam; ana
2lst of November, with specifications ana ProhIes Oh TIC
line. r,
Richmond. Oct l9 Id
VALUABLE ALBEMARLE PROPERTY FOR
" SALE.-Ist. My residence. with l0o or more acres
of land attached. adjoining Charlottes' lille. lart OF i'e
land !, cleared. and in good farming condition. with a
good meadow; the improvements; are, 4 new DITCH ou''u'
inr. with every other necessary house, ana 4 wen o u
pcrior water. The value ana beauty Oh ms 10
surpassed by none in the neighborhood It's locality mas
many advantages, too tedious to cnuliera'e III III ''e
tIsemcnt.
srcoudIu A tract of 500 acres Of land, on Ivy Creek,
,bort two miles distant from the University: and three
and Il half from Charlottesville, adjoining the lands OF tse
late Geo. Divers. A fair portion OF this land Is cleared,
very highly improved with clover, and now IN the nest
condition for farming: with a stone barn, threshlng ma
chine. and every other necessary building except n
dwelling housc-and for this there Is a most coiiihatu-
Ing and beautiful situation.
W;rdiy. a tract of 500 acres, in the n. Garden, DIS
tant from Charlottesville - miles, and from ScottSville
II miles. near the turnpike road 10 the latter place. On
it there is much frs. rate tobacco land TO clear, n due
portion of rich bottom land, a good plantation OF cleared
land, and the uncIcarcd stocked with much valuable TIM
bcr-locust and chcsnut. The command OF walter on
this tract, would enable the owner to make much Va'ua-
bic meadow.
ForihIy. My Clover Plains farm, of :S7 acres, held
to be equal to any farm Of its size between Richmond ana
Rockfsh Gap: it lies on the turnpike road from Char.
luttcsrillc to Rockfsh Gap; distant from the former III
miles. and from the latter five miles, adjoining the lands
and tavern of John S. Cooke. The land is OF the best,
and now in the best possible condition for farming. II
has from 20 10 50 acres of rich bottom land; n great por-
ton Of The high land is a level, and deemed even more
valuable than rich low grounds. The dwelling. house is
a comfortable one, With all necessary ont-houSeS IN good
repair, Il we'll Of the purcst mountain water. Neatly as
much Of this land is cleared as should be: n part IN inca
dow, 10 which many more acres may be added, 1t desired.
This tract is considered one OF the most valuable ana
beautiful farms in the county, aud surpassed by none IN
quality or condition.
FyiMp The Midway Hotel, now occupied by Mr..
join l.. Keller, situated between charlottesville and the
University. equally convenient to both. The Hotcl is Il
lar re new brick building, four stories high, with 80 odd
roo MS in it, with every other necessary building. stand
ing on an cminencc commanding an extensive ana beau
liiui view Of the Blue Ridge. South West Mountains,
the town of Charlottesville, the University; and the sur
rounding country; Il fine garden, &c. would sell with
this Hotel Of dcsired) from 10 to 40 acres Of land adj
joining.
S:aihir A tract Of "a acres, and another ofG4 acres
Of land; the first, distant from town about 3 miles, the
other, about | IL miles; most Of each is wood land, very
good, and heavily limbered. Both tracts may be divided
into lots. TO suit purchasers, in town or at the University,
SO as 10 afford an ample supply of !ucl, now Il heavy tax,
and increasing yearly.
SeccuhIy. Also 80 or 40 acres, in lots adjoining and
about the Midway Hotel.
All or any part Of the above property will be sold at
fair prizes, either for cash or on short or long credit, as
may be preferred by purchasers. 1t is thought unnc-
ccssary 10 rive On this adyerliscment) Il more minute
description Of The property, as all those inclined to pur-
chase, will, ofcoursc, view for themselves. Any enquiries
such may choose to make, can be done by letter TO the
subscriber, at Charlottesville, who will promptly answer
the same.
| have several small tracts of land to rent for the en-
suing gear. NLEA. GAKNEll
Srpt.G 33-wti