Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-06-18
RI THOMAS RITCHlE & SONS
DAPpAHANNocK LAND EoR SALE.

SONS.
d APPAHANNOCK LAND EOR SALE. /
IL Il offer for sale Tract of Land known by
the name of Mulberry Island containing 3.lS3
acres, living on the Rappahannock river, in Rich
mond county, about three miles above Tappa-
hammock. The Improvements ON the river part
OF the Estate are, an Overseer's house. and the
usual out houses on a farm of its size. The Wa
ter is excellent, and the situation as healthy, II
not more SO, than residences usually are upon
tide water II is not remembered that an adult |
slave has died upon the estate in the last ten
years.
There are, within the river part OF the farm,
between eight and nine hundred acres OF arapie
land, comprising an ample extent OF river bottom
Of the first quality low grounds, only ie" years
in cultivation; table land ami marsh, which Yields
early and abundant pastures. The grown OF
the marsh, when cut and cured Is excellent nay.
To one who would unite the pursuit oi SraLicf
to that of farming, the marsh would be as falua.
BILE as any other part OF the farm. Inc mari
banks (of which there are threc) Afford an ample
supply of manure. The forest, besides wood Tor
fuel, abounds with the more valuable kinds OF
timber, such as chestnut locust, maple cedar,
&c and, by proprietor residing on or near the
farm. might be made source Of great profit
No estate in the Northern Neck is better adapted
10 the raising OF hogs and i'll that respect It's eX-
tensiye woods and marshes have been very yalu-
able. Ii is thought that the shore might be haul
ed 10 great advantage and was lew years ago
leased 10 an experienced fisherman, but he diving |
soon after its value remains yet uneXplored.-
The house, &c, erected by him Tor this purpose,
are standing and in GOOD repair. The nack part
of the Estate has been divided into several small
- A.,vaS
commodious tcnemsnts have been erected. which
are now rented out 81 that, Notwithstanding the
great extent of the estate IL comprises as little
dead capital rs farms OF smaller size. IL is we'll
enclosed with chestnut rails. | Will sell The whole
tract, or divide il into parcels to suit purchasers.
The arabic land might he divided into TWO equal
parts and to each half enough wood land might
be added To make a farm ot ,OO0 each; the re-
naming | lS5 might be divided INTO two equal
parcels or into smaller farms II necessary. in
vte persons wishing to own valuable estate up
on this river to examine the premises forthwith,
that they may be able 10 Judge ol It's productive
ness by the growing crops
The terms will be very accommodatin2-one |
third or one-ourth of the purchase money 10 be
paid in cash. or by negotiable note we'll cndors
ed the credit on The deferred payments will be |
unusually long,, 4, and years, or ), &, and 9
years from the first paymen-bonels, well secur- |
ed being preferred 10 money. Communications
(post paid) addressed 10 me, al Fredericksburg |
will meet with prompt attention. Ii sale is not !
effected privately before the Isl of August next
it will then be Offered at auction, on the premises
The Horses, Cattle, and Farming Implements
will be sold with the farm.
ARTHUR II. II. BERNARD.
p. S.-The credits upon the sale OF the perso-
nal property will be made known on the day of
sale. May % It'd
NOR SALE-The Tract Of Land on which |
i reside in the county OF Powha,an, on the |
Appomattoy River, about thrty-four miles from /
Richmond adjoining the lands of DR. Ahner |
Crump and others. containing about nine hun !
Glet! acres. with all the necessary baiding> Tor
farming purposes and the comfortable residence I
oil a gcntlemans family.
The neighborhood a;fonIS as good society as any |,
part oil the State The locality is very healthy |
The farm ahoundS in great number OF excellent |
springs, and is we'll supplied with fruit OF most
kinds-il has been worked for some years IN !
iive-feld system, and is now in an improving
condi,on-most Of il has been covered and !
wherever Plaster Of Paris has been applied ma
nilcst advantage has been Observed ! will show |
il 10 anv one wishing u look at H. and make |
known the terms, which will be on time, il de-
sired. BENZ. l.. MEADE
May : ll6-2awlm&w2m
CyTOCk OF DRY GOODS AT AUCTION.
- The subscriber, proposing Ia make some
change in the style This business, will, ON WE'D /
NESDAY. the l1lh July next, expose To public
sale, at the store now occupied by him on Broad
way street, at o'clock, his entire stock OF Dry
Goods, comprising very general assoitmcm.-
His customers andhe public generally viii please
observe that he will continue 10 sell at cost, fnr
cash till the l2;h day of July. when his store will
be closed TO make preparations for the sale.
THOS. ID. QUARLES,
Granite Front Building Shockoc Hill.
Sale conducted By DUNLOP, MoNcrRE Go.
June dds
DAPER-FR.NYL1N MANUFACTURING CoM-
/ PASY-Having been appointed selling agents
for the Franklin Manufacturing Company, we
now offer for sale all descriptions OF Paper made
al that establishment: and have now on hand
5000 reams Cap and Letter Paper ruled and |
plain various qualities
5000 realms double and single Wrapping do.
1000 do Printing do.
Book and newspaper establishments, cotton
factories, &c, can have any description OF Paper |
made to order The prices of the Paper, in every !
instance, will I've as low as at any other establish
ment in this country
Cash at all times will be paid at the Mill Tor
Cotton and Linen Rags, Ropes, &c. Persons who
NAV apply at the Mill will be attended 10 by MIR.
JOnn RlCNGTuS Tic IVA "''oi'
lnen of the Paper al all times on hand at our store
DAVENPORT q ALLEN.
Ipne II l0-3t
A VALUABLE FARM IL AMELIA FOR |
"A SALE-By virtue OF deed in trust cxecu-
ted 10 the subscribers bv Thomas E. Jcter, and du-
IL recorded in the Clerks Office OF Amelia, we
offer for sale, privately, that valuable Farm on |
which Thos Z. Jeter lately resided near JctersVille
known BY the name of Wayne Oak, and contain |
ING. by recent survey one thousandtwo hundred |
acres abou,two hundred and scventy-five of which |
are in original forest well timbered and lrs rate
tobacco land. a large portion OF the open land is
OF good quality, and produced me crops OF tooac-
CO, wheat, corn and oats. The Improvements are |
very superior. consisting of a large two-story |
dwelling-ho,,sc, nearly new, with nine rooms neat
" painted inside and ou three porches with turn
ed pillars, Sc, good framed kitchen, ice-house:
servants house aud carriage houSe-beSideS four |
or fivc negro cabins with brick chimneys, and |
every other clubhouse necessary on such a farm
II immediate application be made, this farm
NAV be bought for a low price win money. III
ther of the undersigned Trustees viii take plea
sure in showing the Plantation, &C. 10 any person
who may wish 10 purchase. II VIII he sold IN los
or entire, 10 suit purchasers
TILMON L. JETER, ,
JOHN A. JETER, Trustees.
,, j. W. G. wINGo' .. -a,mam
GREAT BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS
(T One Thousand Packages of DRY GOODS,
amounting to nearly 100000, received and open
ed from Auction and elsewhere, by X. II. JEN-
KINS. who respectfully invites the attention OF
merchants, farmers and others TO examine this
extensive and unparalleled assortmcn; OF Fancy
and Staple Dry Goods The following comprises
only few Of the leading articles now received:
Cloths, CasSimcres aud FestinsS, Tor spring
and summer
900 bales brown and beached Shirtings and
Cotton ozna5urgs, Apron Checks vestinss
yellow and blue Nankeens, comprising the most
extensive variety of Domestic Goods in the city,