Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-08-09
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA, FRIDAY, AUGUST 8 1914
NOR SALE OR CHsNGE-A large 10,

iUSI ., 1914.
NOR SALE OR EXCHA NGE-A large lot
j. or piece of ground, about two hundred feet
by four hundred feet, fronting second, third, ana
Walnut Streets, in the Town OF Lagrange, Fay
cite county, Tennessee The Improvements
thereon, consist OF . large two-storied Frame
Dwelling twenty feet by fifty feet a onc-storied
Cottage, eighteen feet by lhr.v-two feet with por-
tico, side Office, and back building; Mill House,
twenty-five feet by fifty feet with horsepower AT
tached together with Kitchens, Stables, Smoke
House. Well of excellent Water. &c, &c The
original cost of this property was about $1,000;
is clear OF all membranes, and will be sold low,
or exchanged for IL small Farm. or uninproved
land, having water power on it, in a healthy and
suitable part Of Virginia. Direct 10 the sllbscri-
Der, No. l31! Arch Street Philadelphia.
CHARLES POTTS.
July % 22-10t+
CAY-HILL FOR SALE-Thc subscriber
VI oilcrs this place on which lie now resides, Tor
sale. Ii contains about FIVE hundred acres; OF
which abou fifty acres are Creek AMI branch flats.
There is attached 10 the place good Grist NEIL
This land lies within three miles of James Ri
yer, and tirty-fiye from Richmond-is of good
quality, having fine clay foundation, and sGs-
ceptbe OF the easiest and highest improvement
BY the use ofclover and plaster Il adjons the
lands of Josiah Leake, James B. Ferguson and
others The situation is as healthy as any in FiT-
GINA, and the ncighborhood most pleasant
and agreeable one.-Terms of sale made known
on application 10 me. THOMAS b. GAY.
Goochland county, JULY. lC-2m
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF vALU-
~ ABLE LAND.-ln accordance with dc
cree oil the Circuit Superior Court OF Law and
Chancerv for the county Of Nelson, pronounced
on lie 18th day Of Nav, 1914 in the case OF
Montgomery against Montgomery and others |
shall on TUESDAY, the 9th day OF August
next, if fair, and ii not. on the first day there
after proceed to sell on The premises 10 lie highest
bidder. Tract OF Land. containing about iour
hundred acres, being the lower end OF, the Man
sioE-hou>e Tract Of Land, Of which Joseph
Montgomery, deceased, late Of the said county oil
Nelson, died possessed.
will also sell al the same time or The pre-
misses, in the same manner another Tract oi
Land containing something upwards ii two
hundred acres, being the part cul oil from the up
per end Of The same main tract by,he allotment
OF dover Ia The widow Of the said Joseph Mont
eomicry, deceased.
The larger Tract above mentioned, contains
about one hundred acres of bottom land, The resi-
due heinz high land, partly cleared and The wood
quality There is Il comfortable Dwelling House
upon the land and many necessary out-houscs.
The other Tract is partly cleared, bur has not
been cultivated for several Years, except small
portion of IT, Much OF this Tract is rich, and
i, particularly well suited 10 the production oi
corn and tobacco In short, both of these Tracts
are valuable, and are well worthy the attention
OF purchasers
The terms Of sale will I've about one-ioullh
cash, Tie balance on credit Of six twelve.
eighteen and twcnty-tour months, the purchaser
giving bonds with aaol personal security, andthc
tide Ia the land being held n additional security.
JOS F. MONTGOMERY, Con,'r.
July % 22-ois
DOWHATaN LAND FOR SALE.--The
subscriber being DESTROYS OF removing TO the
State Of Missouri will offer for sale 10 The high
est bid!t., on SATURDAY, the 3lsi day OF Au-
gust next upon the premises, III not previously
disposed eli his Tract ri Land in Powhatan Co,
called MOUNT LAUREL containing by
late survey. SITS, acres. This Farm is about 9
mile, above Powhalan Comt House, and about
forty miles above Richmond. Oh the head waters
of Deep Creek branch of James River. The
improvements arr o.. an excellent character, con-
sistin. oil large Frame Dwelling House, with
all necessary ou,-houses Barns, Stables, Tobacco
Houses &c, AMI has always been regarded as
onc of the best old Plantations in the nci"hhor-
hoai--havn. a ,arac portion of creek and branch
land upon it; and The recent additions which have
been made Ia il, have given il M ample supply
OF Wool Land, y moderate cash payment '2-
Is will hc required, ard liberal credit given lcr
the baiancc ol he purchase money.
The subscriber viii also sell privately his hl!li
Tract conlaining293 acres oil land, with Il Gr>t
Mill and small Frame Dwelling House upon
ii, situated about i've miles above Powhaan Court
House. In hi; Trace al excellent bargain can
be had. as the Mil itself will v;cld profit al more
shan ten pcr cent. per annun upon The price ask
cei for ii. JOHN w NASH.
July IL l9-lA
DUBLlC SALE.--Thc subscriber, acting IN
/ d.ra decree al the Superior Coa:: Of Spot;-
svlvaGia rendered on the lir.t DAY o May last. in
a suit therein pending between Lewis Wrcnn and
Eliza his wife, plaintiffs, and Edmund Clark, al
mini>raior with the will annexed Il John Garter,
lie. ca,ed, and olhcla ialendans, will sell ut Pub
H. Auction on thc second MONDAY i'll August
nexi 1T the Bowling Green, in the county oi ca
roline, the Tract of Land in said oaun; Of which
the saii John Garter dicd seized The Tract con-
tains about forty acres and adjons the lands OF
Mrs Boutwell,, B. Boutwell, and rhcodorck Gar
rNt. Somuch ofthe purchase money as will cover
the cost and charges OF sale and one-iouith OF
the residue thereof will be required i'll hand
Tor the balance thereof, crcti, at one year will
lie given. JOHN L. MARIE.
July u l9--lds
ORANGE LAND FOR SALE-Thc heirs
Ooflhc late Reynolds Chapman, Esq. now offer
for sale the beautiful Farm called Berry Hill, on
which the deceased heretofore resided. The tract
contains about seven hundred and forty tour acres
ON and is situated Immediately adjacent 10 the
village al Orange Court House.
About three hundred and seventy acres are ara
bic, seventy five acres are thickly set with Lo-
Gus. ard Cedar, furnishing an ample supply OF
durable materials for fencing, and two hundred
and ninety acres are in original growth, ahoninS
a Supcrah,lndance oftimlcr and fuel, iOr all the
Use OF the Farm.
There j, 4 very productive Meadow, contain
ing about Ten acres, and some thirty acres OF the
cultivated portion arc incl; adapted 10 the growth
OF Timothy 50 that The Meadow may be enlarged
a, the discretion ofthc owner The soil oithe ara
bic part of The Farm is indentca with that oil thc
Southwest Mountains, 50 Justly famed Tor lis
fertility and capacity for improvement under The
use OF Clover and Plaster.
The Farm MAJ he conveniently divided INTO
five shifts or fields: each one being competent 10
the production oil Corn enough Tor The annual
suRR;y ,,,, ,.o,, .,,,ro5 and lies
beautifully unGulaiing The larger rar having
a Gentle dccliralion towards the South. There
is also L fine Orchard which produces a choice
selection Of Apples Pears, and Cherries The
dwelling house is large enough, has been recently
built. is olhc best materials, Bricks, with
Tiny and finest workmanship; the interior not
quite completed. Tie out buildings are su-
Gent for The purposes Of the Farm; The tract
contains fair proportion ofsood Tobacco land.
Also, one other tract, about two miles North
g. about
three hundred acres. and adjoining the land OF
Major C. c. Macon. Reuben Macon, and VIM.
d. Clark, Esqs; from fifty to sixty, acres only OF
this land is cleared, the remainder is in original
forest, and is covered with heavy growth OF The
finest timber which on account OF its location: is
particularly yaluablc-There being Sa" MN
ON either hand. within mile Of the centre OF the
tract. and timber being somewhat scarce in the
neighborhood. Thequality ofthis land generally
is equal 10 any in the Southwest Mountains; a
larae part OF il choice Tobacco Land. 10 one