Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-02-07

Z BAKGAlN.-Having dr;ermimrd TO remove In the
- West, | otter, at private sale: my plantation on
witch reside in Hanover. The tract contains 40 acres.
ard is The ni"st desirable ilt.:e estate, in this section Of
country. 1t is situated between tie Rocky Mills and
Aliens creek briGT". over the S@a:h Anna river, and
bounded by the old Mountain road on the South distant
tfc!a R;climIDnd II miles, and from the Dover Mis-, 10
miles. There are about 80 acres q excellent creek lana:
81 or % acrrs OF the highland are in clover, the residue
rf ia" cleared land fully "Trl!iiuy. ii not surprising in
fertility of soil, TIE lands IN tiiIS vicinity of country, and
are mostly easy Of improvement: and well adapted to
clover. The plantation is divided into four fields and
three large well improved lots. The buildings are very
gocd-thr dwelling house large and very convenient,
containing four S0rIGS bsl3w, Il passage and eElry, two
p"rchrS attached, three rn0iils and 4 passage up stairs,
and two excellent and large rooms in Tie celiir-a kit
chen, and three other framed houses for negroes. wish
brick chininics, large framed dairy and meat house, n
rev log corn house, aud 4 very Iarge and convenient
framed barn. with sheds fr horses, and a cellar the full!
size Of! the lOuse-tlCrr is attached 10 the barn an OK.
crI!cnt WHEAT trrcsiing machine. About one sixth Of
the land in wood, and wcll-l;nibcrcd. The houses are
all in good repair; the yard and garden neatly and sub.
siantiaiiy iianked and paicd in. There is, perhaps, no
situation between the mountains aud tide. water, more
desirable for health. a bargaiu can be had, as the sub.
scribcr is disposed 10 take a very moderate price for The
estate. This tract is offered for one-,hird, cash; The ba-
lance of the purchase money payable at one and two
ycars-possCs sion given LIST October next. also Gtitr
Tor sair, my land in The curnty of Bath formerly Augusta,
containing $50 acres, Situated on Strarls creek, a branch
Of lie Cowpasture river. and on both sides of tic great
road leading from Stanton to the Warm Springs.
PHILIP WOODSON,
Jan . lH3-wtIitJ Han0rcr ccHnty.
HAES!RABLE PROPERTY IN MARKETED am
~ anxious TO sell my land On tho Rappahannock Ri
ser, in the county Of Lancaster, one mile below Deep
Creek. The tract contains $50 acres, Of which there
are about go or 300 acres of open land in two fields
ono producing $50 10 400, and the other go to $50 bar
rels corn, and well adapted to the growth of oats and
rye, and 4 part of it wheat. The buildings on the land
are, a large two story frame dwelling house, kitchen, dai.
ry, meat. house, stable. corn.houses, carriage. house, barn,
ovcrseers house, CABINS, &c, all new and put up by my.
self in n few years past. 1t is well timbcred in pine,
(both for plank and cord wood oak and chesnut--and
a person engaging in the wood business, would not have
any Of The wood to haul more than half nile.
There are several considerations which render this
property valuable: as well as desirable, TO wit: The fine
wood Oh it, of which may be spared enough 10 bring The
whole or greater part of lie price ask for il; its leai,ii.
ness, convenience, and beauty of situation, &c. The
water here a5ounds in oystcrs inferior to none q know
Of IN the Rappahanncck, and in their season fsh in all
their variety. Church, mill, courthouse, post Office,
and steamboat landing, are all convenient and easy Of
access fFum this place. Letters addressed 10 rc al Nuts.
vile, Lancaster CO., or Lancaster c. f., for inf,rma.
ton. &c, relative 10 this property, will receive due al.
tcntion. DANL P. MITCHELL,
Mar AuNSrWc, Lancaster county.
Jan Il SO-wJtA