Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-10-23

Puiuabic LIND for sale in LOwer VirgiEia
rH1IlAr valuable tract of Land called BUCk-ROE,
u has been conveyed by the owners 10 the subscribers,
for the purpose of being Sold and they will proceed 10
offer for sale public auction, the premises to the
hghcst bidder. Thursday the 18th day OF November
next, if far, if not, the next fair day thereafter
This estate lies in the county of Elizabeth CITY, and
State of Virginia. on the Chesa peake Bay, directly op
pose to Cape Henry, adjoining the Government land
Old Point Comfort aud contains about 900 acres; about
$50 opea The soil is naturally rich. but Of
late years it has been much neglected II is susceptible
of high Improvement and is well adapted 10 the culture
of WHEAT oats Indian buck wheat clover, and in
deed every thing that fertile soil. IN this climate will
Produce-O bushels Of wheat per acre have been raised
this land For the purposes of gardening, the soil is
not surpassed by any in the Stale There is on this tract
of the most eligible sites for fine building, in the
lower country, embracing an unbnunded water prospect
in front On the beach two fishing stations-onc Of
which is very valuable. This land is famed for its heal
thiness and for the excellence of its Wharf.-The remain
der Of the land (about 500 acres) is in wood and much
of il covered with growth Of very heavy timber, suit
able for ship.buldng. II is the most heavily mbered
land in the section Of country in which il is situated
The advantages Of the water very great-fsh, oys
trrs, crabs &C. abundant and not surpassed in qua
lily, by any in The waters Of The Chesapeake ready
market ca be obtained al Fortress Monroe. and in Nu
folk. Every luxury furnished by the and the
soil OF this climate be procured in abundance, in
son, at this place.
The land be divided into three equal parcels and
sold IN that FORM each parcel will contain ratabe po
ton Of wood land Col. Cary of Hampton, and Mr..
Philips, the present tenant, will show The tract to any
persons disposed TO view it.
Terms SALE One third Of the purchase money
will be required to be paid in hand, and the remainder
in two equal annual inslamcns; and the purchaser will
be required to give bonds with approved personal
riIy, and deed Of trust the property, the
last pa ymenls The title to this unqueston
able JOHN CARY,
RODT. r. SWAMI,
Arg25 32-wts
81 The Editor Of the NoNroLx Beacon will above
hc: for collection.
TENHE BUCKINGHAM HIGH SCHOOL FOR
III YOUNG LADIES will commence lis next ses.
sion on the first Monday in November, lS3S-the gene
. raj system Of instruction as heretofore.
We intend 10 make additions the Philosophical APP
paratus, which will make sufficient for any Of The pur
poses Of illustration In the department Of Music, we
have employeda German gentleman Of approved talents
teacher.
Scholars will be charged for Board, Tuition, &C. from
the lime of entering Till the close of the session IN which
they enter, and no deduction will be made for lost mc
except when caused by sickness Expenses OF tuition
and materials due in ADVANCED board at the close
Of the session.
Tuition in English for 10 months, S25
in other Languages, s. 20
in Music, a." 80
The Of Piano, 10
Board in The Seminary, in good families, neces
saries found, $l25
Books and other materials for The School may BE- OBJ
tanned al the Seminary at the ordinary rates
Ma JOHN FAIRCHlLD,)
Mas. l. 2. FhIRCHlLD, T"'P"'s'
Oct 44-m4w
NAANTED al the Compiler Office Il Boy of about
w 10 years OF age, TO learn the printing business