Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-11-29
MISCELLANEOUS.
LUMP PLASTER AND SALT.
900 TONS of Lump Plaster
cOO 1000 Sacks of Liverpool fine Sa

LUMP PLASTER AND SALT
900 TONS of Lump Plaster.
cOO 1000 Sacks of Liverpool fine Salt OF
the "Wothinston" Brand 10 TO the ton, for sale
in quantities TO suit purchasers, at our Ware
house on the Basin, where ii can be delivered to
boats free of dravage,
LUDLAM, PRESTON & co.
Nov 16-2aw3w
NOTICE.-All persons having claims against
l y the Estate of Samuel Baldwin, ST., late OF
Prince Edward, will please present them properly
authenticated, for payment, and those indebted TO
the same, are requested to come forward and pay
promptly, as no indulgence whatever will be CIV
en-. All sums of fifty dollars and less must be
paid before the expiration ofninety days, at which
time, if not iquidated, they will find Them in the
hands of an officer. Debts not secured, or over
which hangs the least shadow ola doubt, will be
proceeded against Immediately; in short, the
whole matter will be brought to as speedy 4 ter
mination as the nature~ofthe case admits Of
VIM BALDWIN,
Nov 2l-2aw2w Ex'r OF S. Baldwin, dec.
DOANOKE LAND FOR SALE-The
IL subscriber intending 10 move TO the South
West has determined 10 sell his Tract OF Land in
Northampton, North Carolina Ii is situated on
the North side of the river, one mile above Gas
ton. Ii contains about five hundred acres, two
hundred of which are low grounds and islands,
and not second to any on the river-vcry supe-
rior tobacco and wheat land-the balance in orr
ginal woods and pines, with good overseers
house, and all necessary buildings. The Plan
tation is well walered with numerous springs,
and under good fences. Persons wishing to pnr-
chase, would do well TO see the present crop on
the land.
would furnish the purchaser with any guam
tity of corn and provender, at reduced prices.
/ will take part, or whole payment in Negroes,
or will make the terms accommodating.
If the above land is not sold before the l9lh
of November shall, on that day, offer it TO the
highest bidder, at my residence, in Brunswick
county, Virginia. Is. II. LASHLEf.
gT Address to Summit, North Carolina.
Oct. 24-wtfc
NTOTICE-Allp persons having claims against
IN the estate of James G. Dickinson, decd Ell
Their as principal or security, are requested 10
come forward and PRESENT. them or this notice will
be placed in bar of their recovery; and all per-
sons indebted TO the estate of James G. Dickn-
son, decd, are requested 10 make arrangements
10 pay by the first day OF December or no farther
indulgence will be granted them.
Oct 2S-2awtt MARY DICKINSON.
OLD JAMES TOWN FOR SALE.
TINE undersigned wishing 10 change his occu-
Il pINlpu, uON OHClo tliiS uCSH uUiS anu
BILE farm for SALE II is situated Immediately on
the banks of the lower James River in James
City county, Virginia. II contains abont 1000
acres of land, about one half of which is arabic,
the greatest portion being now in 4 high state OF
improvement and cultivation; two-thirds OF il
having been married and lined And by This
improvement, the crops have been greatly in
creased This land is, by many who are &C.
quainted with it, and consequently competent
Judges, deemed TO be the BEST WHEAT soil IN The
State One of the fields having produced last
year, by actual measurement, over 81 bushels 70
the acre There are now seeded on the land,
nearly 800 bushels of wheat, mostly on heavy
clover fallow and which, from the present pros
pect bid fair TO make from 8, 600 10 1000 bushels,
no crop having, fran 0ny cause miatcrc7, failed
ON this farm during the last ID years. This is
one of the best stock farms in Eastern Virginia,
having ample pasuraSe for 300 head OF stock.
The Improvements are a substantial three story
brick house, 40 by 60, with rooms on iioor IN
good repair, Kitchen laundry, an overscers
house, a dairy, smokc-house, barns and stables
together with negro houses, all Of which are new
and in good order. Since the draining Of The fresh
water ponds on this place, it has been very heal
thy for white persons, never having been other
wise for negroes.
There is a young apple and peach orchard OF
the best improved fruit from the Baltimore and
Richmond nurseries, bearing yearly, and which
has never been known 10 be injured by frost
This farm has ferry belonging 10 it, productive OF
$500 yearly, as well as steam boat wharf, now
paying an annual rent OF 5000. The terms of sale
will be accommodating; only one quarter of the
purchase money will be required in cash, and the
remainder three quarters in three equal annual
insalmenis, with deed Of trust on tie property
10 secure the credit payments. If desired the
purchaser can have about - young and likely
negroes together with all the stock and team OF
every kind farming utensils, &c. &c
In concluding this advertisement The subscri-
Der would only observe, that the river prospect
from the plantation. is very fine, while ii were
supcrrogatoy to enlarge upon the multifoim in
teresting associations of all this spot with the
'anding of Smith and the settlement Of the Fir-
ginia Colony" Few localities are more celebra-
ted in history than the classic soil Of old James
Town. G. DURFEY.
Williamsburg, Nov &c 2awilst Jan.