Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-06-25

EOR SALE-FRESCATI late the sea, If
l. Judge Barbour. deceased. This Es.alc com
bineS. perhaps, moe advantages than any ever
offered for sale, being fertile in soil sabrious IN
climate, tna epidemic having occurred within the
recollection o the undersigned for 10 years \ ami
the society in it. vicinity being equal pcr,iaps 10
any in Virginia. There ale III This Estate about
l,3o0 acres of Land OF which one third is cover
ed with timber of the best kinds, viz: locrs, chest
nut hickory, oak and pine. Nearly all The fence
ing Oh the farm is out oi locust and chestnut clo
yer and plaster have lcen used on this Estate for
% years with decided advantage, and all of the
fields, with the exception oiwhat has been plough
cdtDrcorn and tobacco, are now in clover liswell
adapted to the growth OF corn wheat and tobacco
| have a memorandum which shows. thai from
this estate, and small farm cultivated In con-
junction whit there was sold, in thevcar 1928
81 $40 worth OF tobacco II lies amidst The South.
west Mountains. whose soil has ACQUIRED trscr-
we'd celebrity; is beautifully undulaing wiihoa,
beng steep. and is within i've arI a halt miles oi
The railroad Depo, near Goidonsvie Orange
eight miles from Orange Cour-housc and about
five miles from Baibour>viIle. One may break
fast at Ercscati at the usual hour, and taking
passage by the cars, reach the city of Richmond
between and s o'clock, p. NJ
1t is very we'll watcred, there being at least
thirty pure springs on it. There are two never
failing streams of water. running nearly parallel
through the whole width of the Farm, between
which is situated the Dwelling House, on AN
emincnce. On one of these streams. is a meadow
along lis whole lengih--on The other is most va
luahle Grisl Min, with wheel OF seventeen feet
diameter. The Dwelling House i, oi brick.
large, CONNEXIONS, ami elegant Il has passage
twelve feet i'll width, with IN arch in the centre.
and handsome cornice. There are two rooms on
each side ot the passage, twcnty-onc feet square.
The partition walls, which are of brick run
from the basement 10 the top. and dividct he house
into twelve rooms The pIastering is done with
Plaster of Paris. The ceiling and conice of
the drawing room are highly ornamentcd, and
the root IS Of Tin. 1t was erected ny the Foreign
workmen, who assisted in erecting the buildings
al The University Of Virginia All of The build
ingS have been erected within the last TWENTY-FIVE
years looh well, and the interior OF the dwelling
house has heen re-pairied, within Il few years bv
Il skiliul Palmer Ii has pcdimcni por,ico in
front. with large and lofty columns and u piazza
in the rear. the whole length of the house, with
six succeed columns. In the vani is well OF
delightful waller, with patent pamp inserted
The olllc: building, arc-a lalg" Brick Kitchen
with two rooms below. and two afovc--a inca;
housc-a store house. with room above for ap-
pies. and one for bec.-an ice house Il cube of
twenty teet-a carriage house large enough to
contain three carriages-houscs for servants and
barns stables, tobacco houses, ovcrSeer's house.
&c, in good order. A brick wall encloses nearly
two acres oi the hest SOIL in which grow the finest
fruits. such us the several kinds Of plums the
Fig the Grape. Of which there are several hun
bred vines, oi the best kinds also three kinds Of
the b"s Strawberries, ard seven beds Of ASpara-
gus. The Orchard contains several kinds Of the
test Apples, Peaches, ard Pears The Cherry
grows spontaneously on the mountain The
terms Of sale arc as follows. viz 0nc-trd Of the
purchase money 10 h. paid in cash credit OF
twelve months on the second paymcnt-and il is
wished that he purchaser should retain, during
the life OF the subscriber. or during her pleasure
sixteen thousand six hundred AMI >ixty-scven
dollars, paving puncually' the interest thereon.
semi-annnally, beginning eighteen months after
the day OF salc-the principal and interest 10 he
secured by a Decd Of Trust On the land, and by
bond, with approved personal security
s-f An undi>pued title can lie conveyed.
As il is presumed no one from distance would
like 10 visit ii during the succeeding two or three
months. my son, Mr.. S. Barbour, will take plea
sure in showing i, 10 afiy one
Il Letters OF inquiry about this property, will
be addressed, post paid, 10 the subscriber, or 10
Mr. s. Barbour Gorlonsyile. Orange county.
Virginia FRANCES t. BARBOUR
Feb. 10 Ss-Wu