Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-10-07
Sept Il

INVALUABLE ALBEMAKLE PROPERTY FOR
q SHLE.-lst. My residence. with 100 or more acres
of land attached, adjoining charlottesville Part OF lie
land is cleared, aud in good farming condition. wth'
good meadow: the Improvements are, Il BRICK hu,i
nm. with other necessary house and vel! al ~.
p,rior The value and beauty Of this situations"
surpassed b. in the nr gborood; It's locality has
many advantages, too tedious To cnucrc IN an aG"ci'
tsrnlen
Scconaiy 4 rac, Of :22 acres Of land on lYy Greek,
about two miles distant from the University and 'h'
and half lro;n Charlottesville, adjoining the lands "l Tie
late Geo Divers. fair potion Of this land is cleared
very highly improved with clover, and now IN the 't'!
condition for farming: with stone barn. ihrcshng ma
chine. and every other necessary building excerpt
dwelling houscand for this there is most coHEt"G'
ing and beautiful situation.
Tydy. i tract Of 300 acres. in the y. Garden. G!<'
ant from Charlottesville H. miles. and from Sc";tsvN
II ns. the turnpike road to the latter place "a
it there nuch rStralc tobacco land I" clear, cy'
portion of rich bottom land good plantation o cleared
land and the unclcarcd Stocked with much valuab" u'
bcr-Iocust and chestnut The command Of water IN
this tract, would enable the owner TO make much 'ali
bic meadow.
Fourhiy My Clover Plains farm. Of 81 acres, held
to be equal to any farm OF lis between Richmond ana
Rockish Gap it lies on the turnpike road from Ch1;
ottesvc to ROCktsE Gap; distant from the former -
miles, and from the latter five miles, adjoining the '"c
and tavern Of John s. Cooke. The land Is ct the Hrs,
and in the best possible condition for farming. u
has from 50 to 80 OF rich bottom land; great '
lon of the high land is level, and deemed even moe
valuable than rich low grounds The dwelling. Eiou-e -
comfortable one with all necessary out houses IN go"
repair, well of the purcst mountain wafer. Nearly q
much of this land cleared should be; part IN W j.
dow to which many more acres may be- added drsc"
This tract is considered OF the most valuable ava
beautiful farms in the county, and surpassed by none
quality or condition.
Fi1hiy. The Midway Hotel, occupied lg w
john l.. Keller, situated between Charlottesville and
University, equally convenient TO both. The l!ot"'
large brick binding, four stories high, with ~ "'
it, with every other necessary building >l"'
iDr an Pmincnce commanding an extensive ana I""'
lul view Of The Blue Ridge, South West Al"nnta'"''
the town of Charlottesville, the University, ana me 81"
rounding country; fine garden, Nc would So" W."
this Hotel (t dcsrcd) from 10 10 40 acres Ut ant a.
joining.
SrthIy tract Of 81 acres, and another OF 81 acre
of land; the first, distant from tumn about ) nIrS' ID"
other, about - miles; most of each Is woHl iah" '
good. and heavily ti!nbcrrd Both tracts may DC H''''
into lots 10 suit purchasers, in town or at TIE
as to afford ample supply OF fuel, no" '' '"~'
and increasing yearly. ,....r
ScrcnLdy. Also 80 or 40 acres, i'll l'IS ""J''''5 "
about the Midway Hotel. ,4,
All or any part Of the above property VII! DC $50 -"
fair prices, either for cash short or long cree
may be preferred b. purchasers II Is 'n'"s".
ccssary to rive I'm this ADVERTISEMENT more '''"
description of The property, as all those meme" "ra
chase will of course, view for themselves Any e"
such may choose 10 make, be done by Ieller " "
subscriber at Charlottesville, who will promptly aS'
the shnic. ,ro or
have several small tracts Of land TO rent for me e."
s,;,,r re,r ALEX. GARRETT:
Septic o.