Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-05

the further order OF Conrt.
y plan OF the Lots NAV be seen at the office OF
the Auctoneers, Dunlop, Moncutc y Co
WILLIAM GAIT.
GEORGE w. MUNFORD,
Sept. 20-c,ds Commissioners
IEO NEGROES FOR SALE.--The sub
ACO >cribcr will sell, by private contract, in
families and lots 10 suit purchasers, the above
named number oi likely and valuable negroes al
any time between the present date and the iiI>t Of
December ncXI. or until that number or there
about> is disposed OF. Southern planters and 9th
eIS rtNitn2 IN lHrc5dW, are requested 10 call up
on The subscriber, residing near Loretto Post o.
flee. Essex county, Va-and al letters otcnquiy,
PoH Paid, will be promptly attended la. The la
ciics for transportation by land OF water, are
very good. and the negroes, lot ara equal 10
any ever offered lor sale III Va.
RICHARD BAYLOR,
July l1-if Executor Of Roh'i p. Warins.
NOR SALE-FRESCATl, late tie seal of
i Judge Barbour, deceased. This Estate COM
bine>, perhaps more advantages than any ever
offered for sale, being fertile in soil >aIubrou, in
climate mo epidemic having occurred within the
recollection OF the undersigned for 10 years. J and
the society in lis vicinity being equal, perhaps. 10
any in Virginia. There are III this Estate about
800 acres of Land, Of which one third is cover
ri with timber OF the best kinds, viz: locust chest
nut, hickory, OAK and pine Nearly all The fence
ing on the farm is out OF locust and chestnut clio
yer and plaster have been used on this Estate for
70 years with decided advantage, and all OF the
ile,i> with the exception otwfai has been plough
cifurc0nand tobacco, are now in clover II l>Wcl
adapted To the growth III corn. wheat and tobacco.
| have a memorandum which shows. that from
this estate, and Il small farm cultivated i'll con
junction with IT, there was sold. in the year ISIS,
81 80 worth OF tobacco. Ii lies amidst the South
west Mountains whose soil has acquired desci-
we'd celebrity: is beautifully undnlatn@, without
being steep, and is within i've ana half miles oi
the Railroad Depot near GonlonSyi!lc, Orange
eight milf from Orange Courthouse, and about
FIVE miles from BarbourSvi!ic One may break
fast al l'rc>cati n the usual hour and, taking
passayc by the ears reach the CITY OF Richmond
between and 5o'clock. p. NJ.
Ii is very well waicrcd, there being at least
thirty pure springs on it, There are two never
failing stream, OF wafer running nearly parallel,
through the whole width Of the Farm, between
which is situated the Dwelling House, on an
emineEcc. On one of these streams is meadow
alon. its whole lcngh-on the other is Il most "a
luablc Gri>t Mill with wheel OF seventeen feet
diameter The Dwelling House is OF brick
large, conmodouS, and elegant. 1t has passage
twelve feet in width, with an arch in the centre
and handsome cornice. There are two rooms on
each side of the passage, lwcntyonc feet square
The partition walls which are of brick. run
from the basement 10 the top, and divide the house
into twelve rooms. The plaslering is done with
Plaster OF Paris. The ceiling and colnice OF
the drawing room are highly ornamenied and
the root is OF tin 1t was erected by the Foreign
worsmcn, who assisted in erecting The buildings
AT the University OF Virginia. All OF the build
ings have been erected within the last twenty-five
wears, look we'll and the interior of the dwelling
house has been rc-paintcd, within a few years by
a skil.ul Painter II has a pcdimcnt poItico in
front, with large and lofty columns, and piazza
in the rear, the whole length Of the house. with
six succeed columns. In the yard is a well OF
delightful water, with 4 patent pump inserted.
The other buildings are--l large BrcI, Kitchen,
with two rooms below, and two ahovc--a meat
holi>c--a store house with room above for APP
pies. and one for bccs--an ice house, cube of
twenty tccl--a carriage house, large enough Ia
contain three carriagc>-houscs Tor servants. and
baraS. stables tobacco houses, oyersccr's house,
&c. in good order 4 bric; wall encloscs nearly
TWO acres of the hest soil, in which grow the finest
fruit, such a. the several kinds ol Plums, the
Fiy. The Grape ot which there are several hun
lrel vines of the best kinds also, three kinds oi
the best Strawberries and seven beds o. Aspara-
aus The Orchai, contains several kinds oi The
best Apples, Peaches, and Pears The Cherry
crows spontaneously on the mountain. The
Terms o. sale are rs follows, viz Onc-thirl oi the
purchase money 10 bc paid in cash, a credit Of
twcIveImonlhS on the second paymcn-and 1t Is
wished that the purchaser shonid retain, during
the Lille OF the subscriber during her pleasure,
sixteen thousand, six hundred and sixty seven
dollars. paving punciuay the interest thereon,
scmi-annually, bc9innin. eighteen months after
the day OF sale-thc principal and interest 10 b.
secured bv Deed of Trust on the land, and by
bond, with approved personal security.
81 An undi>puled tide can he conveyed.
A, ii is presumed no one from a distance would
like 10 ysi, il touring the succeeding two or three
months my son, Mr. $. Barbour, will take plea
sure in showing ii 10 any one.
g-'r. Letters oil inquiry ahoutlhiS property, will
~. addressed pn,, paid To the subscriber. or To
Mr. :. Barbour, Gur!on>viilc Orange county,
Virginia. FRANCES L. BARBOUR.
Feb. 10 ss-wi