Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-06-04
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA TUESDAY, JUNE 4. 1914.

i Judge Barbour, deceased. This Estate CON-
bines, perhaps more advantages Than any ever
offered FOR sale, being fertile IN soil Sauhfioll> in
climate, (no epidemic having occurred within the
recollection OF the undersigned for 10 ye.!s and
the society in lis vicinity hcirg equal perhaps. Ia
anv in Virginia. There are in this Estate abom
800 acres of Land. OF whicl, one lhiri is cover
cd with timber of the best knti> viz locus, chest;
nut, hickory, OAK ami pine. Nearly all the fence
Ing on the farm is ou Of locust and chestnut cIo-
yer and plaster have been used TN this Estate Tor
- years with decided advantage. and ali nj the
fields, with the exception ~ what has been plough
cdturcoln and tobacco. are now III clover. lti>vrli
adapted 10 The growth at corn. wheat and tobacco.
have a memorandum which shows. that from
This estate, ana a small fam cultivated in con
junction wilhii. there w. sold, in eycar SIS
-i,3lo worth ot tobacco Ii lies amidst the South
west Mountains, whose soil has acquired Gesei-
Vcd celebrity Is Beautifully umiulaiing without
Eeing steep, and Is within i've AMI Il la miles oi
The Railroad Depot hear Gurdun>gillc, Orange
eight miles from Orange Culal-huil>c. ana about
tye miles from Balinur>yllc One may break
fast at Fle>cai al the usual hour end. taking
passage by the cars. reach the c:lv of Richmond
between 4 and O'Clock. p. NJ
II is very well watcrcd. there being al least
thirty pure springs on it, There are two never
tai'ing streams OF water running nearly parallel
through the whole width N the Farm. between
which is situated the Dwelling House, on an
emincncc. On one OF these streams is a meadow
along lis whole lcngh--nn the other is mos, va
luable Grist Mill, with wheel of seventeen feet
diameter. The Dwelling House is ol brick
large. conmojiolls, and elegant !: has Il Das>a"c
twelve !tci i'll width, with an arch in liz. cclIr
AMI handsome coIncr. There :rc iva rooms On
each site al the paSSgc twe,,y-C;!c ,tel square
The partition walls, which alc al irck. run
nom The basement Ia The top. and dl ne iie hoIi>c
into twelve roonS. The pla>cring is done with
Plaster of Pali. The ceilin" and colnicc al
the drawing room arr highly ol,iaIientrd. and
the tool is oil lin. IL was erected by the Foreign
wurkmen who aS>i>le, i'll ciecIns The buildings
Al the University III Virginia. All OF The h,lild-
insS have been creclcd within c i;i:i lweEiy-w"
wears, look well and The interior -. The dwelling
house has been Ic-rainlr Wilma 'cw years. hy
Il >kiliul Painter. /, has Il ieuEenl puliico ia
front with large and io!lv columns AND piaIZ;i
in the rear the whole length I'll tn house with
six succeed columns. IN The vali is a we'll ol
delightful wafer, with p;cn! pump inserted
the other buildings are, la.", Brick Kitchen
with two rooms below. and iN'o ahovc--a meat
holl>c-a StoIc hollsc with 4 room above lur ap-
pies ANA one Tor hccs--an ice hniSc. Il cube OF
twenty icet-;i carriage hou>c. lai.,. enough Ia
contain three 5t'S-iiui!>i> lOi Servants. :inu
barns, stables tobacco hoscs. ovcisecI house.
&c. in good order 4 brick wall enclosc> nearly
two acres OF linz N.> soil in which grow the nncS
fruits, such as tire several kinds OF Plums. the
Fig the Grape I'll which there are several hun
dred vines, Of the hest kinds: also. three kinds 81
Inc best Strawberries. and seven beds OF A>para
gus The Orchard conlainS several kinG- ~ the
best Apples. Peaches. and Pears. Tie, Cherry
Grows spontaneously on Tie mountain. The
terms Of sale are as oow> VIZ: Onc,hini ii the
purchase money Ia In paid in cash; Il credit If
Twelve month, on the second pay'nent--ani il *
wished thai The purchaser >hould retain during
the life OF the subscriber ~ during her pleasure.
sixteen thousand. six hundred aud siI,y-Scycn
dollars paving punc,ually the interest thereon
>emi-annually beginning eighteen months after
the day OF Salc-rhc principal and interest la lc
secured by 4 Deed u! Trust on the land. AMI hy
bond with approved personal security.
fl An undi>pu,cd title can Ec conveyed.
As il * presumed no one from distance would
like to visit durin. he succeeding Two or three
months nv son. Mr.. :. Barbour, will take plea
sue in showing i; 10 any one.
e. Letters OF inquiry about this property will
be- addressed post paid To The subscriber, or 10
Mr.. :. Barbour. G"n!onSrl!c, Orange coGny
Virginia. FRANCES T.. BARBOUR.
Feb. 10 SS-Iit
TARM IN ORANGE FOR &ALE-'rh"
4 subscriber viii >rii. un the premises. t. HE
highest bidder. nn the twcnlv->iyth oi Iune--ii
mol fair on The nexl fair day-,.> Farm. lying in
the county Of Orange on the Rapid Ann river.
three miles from the Co,it-house. andtwelve from
tho Richmond and Louisa Railroad He has no
hesitation in saving, tia, il is equal il no, Supc-
ror, 10 any in the county: and is now, il has
been Tor several wears in high >ta'cof improve
mcn' the fields being we'll sci in clover.
The Improvements consist Of Brick House,
with rooms cellar under the wlclr: a large
Kitchen with iouI Rooms: a Static. and all ncces
>alv oul houses On the Farm. is Il surplus 81!
fine timber, and well waicrci. There are sixty
acres Of a. rich low .round> Is any on The river.
There is Manuiacuin" Mill onancxlcn>iyc
scale two Gri> and Saw Mills. with a Cariing
Machine and Woollen Factory adjoining this
farm
viii take pleasure in showing the land Ia any
one wishing 10 purchase and will dispose of ii
privately. If should do So notice will be given
in the public papers before the day of sale.
Nav c. &. MACON.
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