Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-26
Grcen Bofiom an CabcH Conair, Va, jar SIZE.

Grcen Botiom an CobeH CoNair Va, fr Sic.
r WISH TO scllthis valuable Tract OF Land, con-
/ lainin. nearly five thousand acres, Of which
two thousand acres are Iich level bottom land
living on The Ohio River. in Cabell county, Viz
ginia. Ihitteen hundred acres are in cultivation
-moIc than two hundred being IN meadows adj
ioining each other from which | have frequently
chi, 500 tons Of Lay. and shipping it 10 New
Orleans have commanded a. high as Sl3 per ton
for part OF it, The soil, in is exceeding rich
ness and fertility, CANNOT ~ surpassed b. any in
the Unions well walcrcd b. numerous springs
of pure and excellent waei and possesses all
the varieties Of line timber which is natural 10 the
climate The dwelling house is 4 large three
story brick building Cincluding basemea) neatly
finished and we'll furnished with brick kitchen
and an excellent garden adjoining il. There
is, a short distance from The house, an excellent
spring OF very cold wafer, with large stone
spring house, having a stone floor. There are
several fine orchards conaininsa variety OF APP
pies Pears, Peaches Cherries, &c; a large Pork
house arranged for The packin. of meat. Three
large barns, one of them 100 feet square, very
high, having large press in The centre for
The pressing OF Hay Also, new flame ware
house on the river, 80 By l3D feet. There is
AN oyerscet'S house, water mill, (Which grinds
com and all other ouihou>eS, such as stables,
sranaries. &c. conveniently situated. | have
between two and three hGaGrcd head of cattle,
between twenty and thiriy head of horses over
one hundred head Of sheep, and will feed above
1000 head of hogs this FALL and abonl 800 acres
of corn growing which expect will yield me-
between 10 900 and 10000 bushels OF co.n--;ll
OF which | am DESTROYS OF selling, and which, il
bought with the land possession will he given
Immediately. The reader may think il strange,
4. L. l..t
being badly afflicted with The Rheumatic pains,
have found By experience that Southern eli
mate agrees with me much better in this reGpect,
also. having good deal Of lard lying in Texas
and thinking could 90 better hy going into the
sugar business have concluded 10 remove thither.
The Terms Of this sale made known on anp.ica-
ton 10 the proprietor, now residing on the farm,
who will take great pleasure in showing il 10
any one who may be DESTROYS of purchasing it.
This tract was formerly military claims, bought
UP BIZ Wilson K Nicholas formerly Governor OF
Virginia; then VIM Cabell, next Governor, be-
came It's possessor from whom | purchased ii,
and have been living on ii for the last eighteen
years. w vi. JENhlNs
Cabell Co, Va, Oct. % ISL. 1lc'
TARM FOR SALE,-Expecling to remove 10
i Richmond, | will offer for sale, on the 3lsl
day of October, 1911, the Farm OH which now
reside, Locust Grove lying mile from James
river, and 10 miles from Richmond. This Tract
contains 100 acres OF excellent land, with clay
foundation, and mail bank near at hand. 1t
has on it 4 very excellent dwelling house. (ncw, J
with all the necessary ont houses an excellent
orchard and Il good well al water. II will be
sold without reserve, on liberal terms, say and
II months. 1t would form most capital loca-
lion for Physician.
will offer Tor sale, also on the same day, all
of my Household and Kitchen Furnitare;-it is
nearly new, and some OF The best quality will
sell, also, nv Crop Of Com, Fodder and Oats. my
Horses and Mules, Cows, Hogs and Farming
Utensils.
The above sale will commence at 12ocIock
JOHN f. CHlLDREi.
IIcnrico Co, Va. Oct. l-cds
A CARD.-Thc subscriber will not attempt
- an enumeration of the various styles and
nuqii;cs OF SELECT RETAILING DRY
GOODS, which he has recently purchased in the
largest markets in our couniry-hut will content
himself with saving 10 his friends and the pubic,
that his stock embraces a variety and was pur-
chased with advantages which Justify him in say
Ing that he can and will furnish them on the most
favorable terms. He invites calls and examina,
tons. THOMAS H. FislCE.
Oct. l-c4w
NTEGROES FOR SALE-All the Negro
IN Slaves belonging to The Estate of Dr.. John
y. Sebrel deceased, will be sold to the highest
bidder, al his late residence in The county OF Sur
rs, on Tuesday, the Goth day OF October, instant,
wentY-onc in number, men, women, boys and
girls, al Young and valuable except one, Gagged J
Terms cash, or bonds on demand, with approved
security 10 bear interest from the date, or day OF
sale y r. SPRATIEY
'4' j. W. sPRATLEY, AdmFs'
Oct eds
TTAMPDEN SIDNEY COLLEGE.-The
Il next session OF Hampden Sidney College
will begin on Wednesday the Both inst.
FACULTY.
The Rev. Mr.. Sparrow, Presden, pro tc,n., and
Instructor OF Moral Philosophy, Bellies Letire>,
&C.
R. c. Branch Professor Of Languages.
Benz. S. Ewell, Professor of Mathematics and
Natural Philosophy.
Charles S. Venabe, Tutor.
W. T. Richardson, Tutor.
The expenses for The session, which will lermi-
nate on The 81 Wednesday OF next April, are
board SIS, College Fees $50 - and some ne
cessary expenditures, go 10 S25
The collegiate course is a full one, and the in
sructlon thorough The locality is healthy and
the society moral and refined.
Oct l6-c2aw4w
JONATHAN CROOK AND RODGERS's
KNIVES.
9 SUTHERLAND has just received LOT
-. OF Crooks and Rodgers Knives, which he
will sell at % cents apiece, al his Gun Store OPP
posite the Banks Oct %
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