Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-07-09

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show the land and point out The boundaries TO any
one DESTROYS of purchasing. The title is paqpes
tionaL2e. Fortur.her information, a line ADDRESSED
to the undersigned at Richmond. Virginia, vi!
receive prompt attention. ,,ronr
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ID APPAHANNOCk LAND EC'R SALE
n, Il offer for sale Tract oi Landkaown by
the name of Mulberry Island, containing 3ls,
acres living on the Rappahannoc;rlvcr, IN klch
mond county. about three miles above Iappa
hammock. The improvements on the river par
of the Estate are. an OverSeerS house, and Inc
usual out houses on a farm OF It's size. The va
ter is excellent ami the situation as healthy, 4
not more So, than residences usually are upoi
tide water Ii is hot remembered that an adul'
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 arabic
land. comprising an ample extent OF river bottom
of the FIRST quality low grounds. only lew years
iii cultivation; table land and marsh, which yields
early and abundant pastures The growth oil
The marsh when cut and cured, is excellent hay
To one who would unite the pursuit OF graZlel
10 that OF farming, the marsh would be as valua-
bic as any other part of the farm. The mari
banks (of which there are three) 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 Il source Of great ploilt.-
No estate in the Northern Neck is better adapted
TO the raising of hogs and in that respect its cx-
tensive woods and marshes have been very valll-
able. 1t is thought that the shore might lie haul
ed TO great advantage, and was few years ago
leased TO an experienced fisherman, but he dying
soon alter its value remains yet uneXplored-
The house, &c, erected by him for this purpose,
are standing ami in good repair. The back part
of the Estate has been divided into several small
farms OF different sizes, upon which neat and
comnodous tenemenis have been erected. winch
are now rented out: So that, notwithstanding tEe
grca, extent of the estate, il comprises as Eilie
dead capital as farms of smaller size. II Is wei!
enclosed with chestnut rails will sell the whole
tract or divide il into parcels TO suit purchasers.
The arabic land might be divided into two equal
parts. and to each half enough wood land might
be added 10 make farm OF 900 each; the re-
naming | 1855 might bc divided into two ciual
parcels, or into smalleriarms ii necessary IN
viie persons wishing to own valuable estate up
on this river to examine the premises forthwith,
that they may be able TO judge Of its productive
ness BY the growing crops.
The terms will be very accommodatlnS-one-
third or one-iourh Of the purchase money 10 pe
maid in cash. or by negotiable note we'll endorS-
ed: the credit on the deferred payments Will be
unusually long,, 4, and s years, or 5, y, and =
years from the first paymenl-bonds well seciir-
ed. being preferred TO money. Commumca'iohs
(post paid) addressed 10 me, at trederichsoarS,
will meet with prompt attention. II a SAFE IS MOI
effected privately before the Isl OF August next
il will then be offered at auction, on the premises
The Horses, Cattle, and Farming implements
will be sold with the farm.
ARTHUR H. Fl. BERNARD.
P. S.-The credits upon the sale OF the pcrSo-
nal property will be made known on The DAY OF
sale. Nds 20 ="
HARMS FOR SALE-The subscriber is au-
thorised To sell Farms, in the county OF Hen
rico One of them lies about 1miles below Rich
mond on the Chckahominy river 1t contains
lO3S acres 500 acres OF which are prime inud
land There are three dwelling houses on The
tract: one of them elegant and commodlous, erect
ed al a cost of $1,000 This tract is most heavl-
IL tinbered with ash. oak, and pine, OF the hneSt
quality: and on the premises, there is a capital
Saw Mill. from which anactive enterprisin9 man
could reap three times the cost of1he place. The
situation is perfectly healthy. The whole tract
can be boughtfor $40, 600, on accommodating terms;
or 700 acres, including two dwelling houses, the
saw mill, ana the DcSi pdit VI tiiS tihipSi, So ="
bought for $l0,0OO.
+ am also authorized 10 sell tract OF land be-
LONGING to the Rev G. NJ Keesce, lying in the
comfy of Hcnrco, about Is miles below Rich
mond and about 4 miles from James River. The
trac, contains 566 acres, is well waercd, ana iur-
n;sbed with inexhaustible beds ofthe very richest
!1L.rl A large proportion of the farm has AREA
dv heen brought 10 a high state OF improvement
by the use of this mari, and the remainder IS
equally susceptible of it. The buildings are COM
modious and in good order. The whole may he
purchased for the very low sum OF six thousand
dollars Y. l. bol -:
June 81
OHEAP LAND FOR SALE offer for
" sale $50 acres of Land, lying near and upon
the line of Fauuuier and Prince William conn
ties. On one Tract, containing 400 acres, there
is a Dwelling House with passage and TWO
rooms below, &c; large Barn, &c: also. an
other Tenement, intended for Blacksmith or Me-
chanic. The soil Of this Tract is generally red,
and susceptible of easy improvement ny ue use
Of clover and plaster This Farm lies IN sight OF
Brcntsville, the seat of justice for trince VIZ
i;a,n and .hon, three and half miles distant. Ii
is estimated that there are about ~ acres OF Wooo
land uponit. The other Tract, about three quar-
tiers OF mile from the larger Tract contains
about l6O acres, of which about ten only are
cleared. :.
will sell this land upon terms, making il
great bargain Apply, post paid, 10 me at war
renton, Fauquier. r. WALLACE, !1",ee.
June Is i~-lot
VALUABLE JAMES RIVER FARM FOR
Y SALE.-On the 18th of July next we VIII
sell, at Public Auction, on the premises. that most
valuable Estate, situated on James River, IN INC
county OF Albemare, called "Valmont, whereof
Thomas Burton died possessed, being the same
Tract purchased by the said Burton, OF Garter red
II. Harrison This Farm contains ABOUT 2uo
acres Of which one hundred are James River bot
tom Of the best quality-about 275 acres Of the
high land are cleared, and in a high state OF I'M
provement-,he balance in wood well tlmberea
The whole Farm is admirably adapted TO the
growth of Tobacco, Corn, Wheat, &c II Ines
Immediately contiguous to the very fio.'rishihs
town of Scosville, one of the best markets IN Inc
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