Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-10-21
4 most dcsirabLc FARSI for Sair.

II most uCSLTuDLG F.1N.N .JOI SH''
FMyO TIMBER GETTERS.-Thc extensive and
most desirable Farm in King William county: E'
Gently the residence of William Burnet Brown, W,
deceased, is offered for sale. This Farm IS situated H'
mpdiatclv on the Pamunkcy river, n bold stream, naTl-H
BILE for vessels of two hundred tons burthcn, ana con,
tains twelve hundred acres of land; about four hundred
cleared, and under cultivation; the remainder IN meado",
and covered with I heavy growth of oak and pine, pm
cipally oak. the finest body of woods in Eastern 'lFglaa"
There are upon the premises a large two story IA'a'
sion. with four rooms OH u floor; Kitchens, sinoke'Io'%''
dairics, two extensive granarics, an ice house, anu eve
~ other necessary out house, all in first rate order, sor'
Of them but lately thoroughly repaired: and convenient"
the residence, there are two springs oil dcIi9ht'ui """''
which is Il desidcratum in the low country. 10 W'f
who wish To purchase n first rate farm, THIS Is Il rare =
portunity, as farms combining so many ana so great ~
vanluges, are not often in market. 10 Timber gclte''
particularly, this place presents very great InduccINGhr'
The forest land, which has clay a bottom, the uhlllN"a
evidence of sound trees, lies Immediately on The iSr'
and the timber, when cut, may be landed on vessels "
sufficient capacity TO transport it TO any part OF TIC coa~
try. The meadow lands, which have been rcc!aine"
may be made TO yield an inc Ahaustih!c supply OF t"'
with very little attention and the arabic land Is b"!g''
ed to be equal to any in the country. A more VaTNcO+
description Of this Farm would be given: but rs rV'
ed unnecessary.
Application may be made 10 Capt. Lipscom, whose
lands are coterminous, or TO Ms. h.. A.. Brown III VIZ
liamsburg.
Sept. 80 f.
HnOCK SPRING FOR SALE.-Wishing to set";
IA Il cotton plantation, in the State OF MlIssIssIPPI'
offer for sale my Mattapony Farm, two miles from luz
Bowling Green, containing about ZOO acres, a large P"'
portion of first rate river flat land, under good enclosures,
and well adapted to the growth Of all small grain. fIt'
rate meadows Of Timothy and other grasses nlI-H' "
raised, if the owner desired it. The Railroad Ih""'"-
through the centre of the flats, furnishes a market l" !.
hours for all the products of the estate. The D"c"m7
II.,-1 - = Ia, la,t onn affair MIR rDDU!S 'E
low and three above; porticoes and porcfics nca!ty s|
round it. The cellars are dry-the stable, carriage, ~
ice houses, new, and all other buildings IN good rcPa,:
The Dwelling House is surrounded with FOREST t"es"
original growth-A never-failing Spring Of the bcs'" .
ter. is convcnient-and is one Of the lcallhiest situations
in the world, and is surpassed by none for beauty ""n
out wafer view. No consideration could induce H. :"
part with it, but the desire TO employ my ncgr''s"
making cotton: as stated above. 10 persons "I'"'"5 -,
remain in this State, it combines every advantage "I
could be desired. The terms Of payment, vel! secG''.,
will be convenient, by paying interest on the pHfc"',
money. Much more could be said to the ad"antnet 80
this property, but persons wishing to purchase VIII VI"
for hcmselvcs-for which purpose, | refer TO MI D u. ~
R. Clarke, my manager there, and Tor Terms; XXI
me, in Port Royal. PHILIP LlGlilfo't
Sept 30 -
N AND AND NEGROES FOR sALE"-I III +
III my land on Appomattox River, IN ~ - ,"ryps
Cumberland, and six or eight negroes. ~ 'HI 81 -.
the tract Of land contains G23 acres; NV 81 Em ~ ,rl
low grounds of fine quality, and about f3Fty o. et' =, Ie
land improved by manuring. 1t is ven d"'P"" "a.
culture of corn, tobacco and small grain; mas 9o"r ,9ys
nary and wheat machine, and all necessary 'LfY.a d
ments for securing the crops, with a d#eiI."S. n r~'Is !
six rooms. which, at I small expense, might oe !" .%o in.
comfortable residence. To which | may add, !'' 't II ,s
formation of those who would consult taste, as "s"s
nroGt in their Investments, that it is among "t .nn.
beautiful places on the river-it has an abundan. hi he
Div of timber for the support Of the plantation, j" ~ Of
Situation is high, dry and healthy. At the site OF S S"t III, |"
the dams now constructing and nearly coInP!etfu - IL
Appomattox Company, it furnishes an excellent nms
seat, where a mill is much needed and to an e en-, sdTJ gm:
man, would be a source of great Prott-ii mol S9," no. Il.
vately by the 18th of October, (f which l"l'nenIa. nLnre
tice will be given, to prevent d;sa appointment IN. mIs,Jnnd
property viii be sold, at public auction, al UNIV ~ cash,
Court, on the oath of October-the negroes 81 an.
and the land for one. third cash, the balance IN 'n' rR
nual instruments. 'oil. nti;o sale.
NJ The Land alone, will be offered at public I'i n.
42-wtGs
Sept. 80
MNOR Sale. at the Richmond Enquirer on'cs: Rock
son g. Durant's best Philadelphia News a"0
INK. warranted at fair, moderate prices: sc suns,
NJ "A constant supply Kept on hand to sutf mt
and epery disposition shoDn to otige distant ff'"""