Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-02

& FARM NEAR RICHMOND. FOR SALE.-Ihe
"a subscriber harHy determined to send his Negroes
cotton country, Offers for sale, bis Farm in the county
Of Hanover. called French HAY.
There are two tracts OF and-The AlanSlun tract,
which is just 10 miles from the city Of Richmond,
tans BIZ recent survey 81 Ia acres; most "f which is
tat lana, lying upon lIe Chckahoniny and stream
called S,oncy Run, and very large ros"n OF II is in
high state ut Improvement and now well set in red
clover. The farm is beautifully situated and very
healthy, and would be excellent location fora profess
siona iun especially Physician. The dwelling hogsc
IS OF brick, in excellent condition, and sufficiently large
10 accommodate moderate sized family very comolta-
bly,. The ovcrsCers house, hay house, and nearly all
the servants houses
The pnbc ond TO Fredericksburg, passes immediately
by The Farm side, and the Richmond FTcdrricks
burg aud Potomac Rail road, about wo miles above it,
the other side. with ready access 10 by an excellent
road
The other tract lies between tie Mansion tract and The
Railroad It contains about 2i2 acres chiefly in woods,
with about 70 OF meadow land and is under good
enclosure, having been used by chiefly as pasture.
There comfortable cabins upon ii, anda very good
house. occupied by respectable tenant The Rail
read passes near TO this tract That the wood might be
readily transported to Richmond for sale where II Is
always in iei;utd at gonG price
The purchaser can be supplied if immediate apPca
ton be made, with corn, OATS fodder, cattle, farming
utensils, DC.
The terms CT payment will he very accommodating.
credit of ive years, possibly more will be allowed;
legal lnteres: being paid upon the purchase money: and
whole
shown by my Manager and application purchase may
be made 10 me in Richmond.
Nov. II. T5l-,l JAMES LYONS.
WTAi,UABLN PROPERTY FOR SALfI,-Wi be
V sold at public auction, on Monday, the 1911 De.
ccmbPT next, that valuable and we'll known lAF ERN
STAND, situate about 400 yards above Louisa Court
house on the main stare road from Richmond, Char
Sri!c Orange &. H. and most OF the Northern cities
The tract contains about l1 OF land Of good arm-
ing quality, and sucency OF wood land to keep 1t in
rcp1lr Il number Of years.
TO persons acquainted with the above property, any
thing that could be said in its support is deemed entire.
" supcrluous To those living distance i'll want ct
such property the undersigned feel every assurance III
rrconiIc nding il situation combining advantages
rarely TO be met with The Buildings consist ei two
story flame dwelling. with Is ROOMS, Poitcos, &c, the
stables with 90 stalls and every necessary out house" all
in good repair. Likewise, two improved LOTS noliar
distant from tie Tavern, with house IL by -,
which Yields ID per ccntun the cost OF bu!idng the
other % by n in about ~ yards Of the Dwelling House
More would seem invid!ous-but when 1t IS taken mi"
consideration that the above property LOCALIZED WITHIN
ey hundred yards Of LouiSh Court house. "a place as
prov"Ihia Tor lis restrictions the surrounding country
is nr the saubTity OF It's c,!nale and most OF the
property there belongs 70 the sair firm restricting per-
sons who are disposed 70 buy len ron! interfering
with The Tavern in any way II will he apparent to the
ncancst crr1ci'y. that this property Gin tho hands ~ an
caerpTjSag eGn) is the only place that can compete WIN
| Louisa Court house successfully.
Also Oac ether Ircct Gf LGad, two miles norm OF Tic
abvye containing 323 with Il first rate Meadow,
which wnud, with very little expense, produce l"o,Vj'
WEIGHT al Hay annually One other Tract, adjoining the
last mentioned. containing 23o acres, OF hne farming
quality the mrst OF it being we'll taken with Clover and
upon which is situated Grst MILL Cotton Picking Ma
chine tyc-Also orc half of I Wool Carding MGchne
which The deccdent contemplated fixing up next spring
and the Subscribers feel confident tina, it will when h.
ted D, reap $50 dollars Al the same time VIII
DE sold all of the Household and Kitchen Furniture
Plantation Utensils &c. Crop Of Corn Fodder, Hay,
Oals tNc-probabiy about 10000 weight OF tobacco
Stock Of lorses Cattle, Hogs, Sheep. Nc. ana one
| Carriage.
! Ts,ms-Tor the Land one third cash-tor the balance,
Il credit Of one and Two years vii! he given a deed o
trust on the Land to the payment Will De requr,
Cd The ether propery-ior sums OF five dollars ana
undpr cash-oveI that sum- credit Of twelve months,
purchasers giving approved security
JOSEPH LlPSCOMB,
WILLIAM w. PETTUS,
hlERlW ETHER l.. JOHNSON,
Eteeutors Of Uaddy Lpseomb, dec d.
Louisa, 18th Nov, 1855. oo-f
81 ETTING OF TIE LOUISA RAIL ROAD.-ln
q consequence Of the sickness of some OF The party
Of engineers tnsagcd in lis lncaiun tine pualc letting
of Nm. most Of the work advertised for the I'D INST vi"
he pos,pnncd until the 9th December next small pro-
norton will he let the 22d inst. The letting VIII
'aA' 9'"~' j. II. HOPKINS,
Nov 81 f57-,d1 Principal Engineer
TE'HE subscriber, having purchased the Tavern at
q Boy dlon, Meck!enburg county, known as Tue
Hnyc;on iIctel and recently occupied by Mr.. Ha'haI'
& Nelson informs his friends and The Pu0c gcnefly
that Ee is prepared 10 accommodate customers; ia''"4
incurred considerable expense IN repairing ana ht W
The establishment and in laying in supplies, ne VIII &C
com,uUdale those who may visit him, in style OF neat