Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-07-02

~ sale $50 acres OF Land, lying near anu upon
the line of Fauquier and Prince William coun-
ties. On one Tract, containing 100 acres, there
is a Dwelling House, with Il passagc and two
rooms below, &c. a large Barn, &c. also, an
other Tenement, intended Tor a Blacksmith or Me
chanic. The soil III This Tract is generally red,
and susceptible OF easy improvement by the use
OF clover aud plaster. This Farm lies in sisnl OF
Brcn,sville the scat Of Justice for Prince VIII
liam, and about three and half miles distant. Ii
is estimated thai there are about 20 acres OF Wood
Land uponit. The Other fracl, about three quar-
icrs OF a mile from the larger Tract, contains
about 100 acres, of which abou: ten only die
cleared.
| will sell this land upon terms, making it q
great bargain. Apply, post paid. Ia me at War
renlon, Fauquicr. r. WALLACE, TrHS'c'.
June Is l3-l0t
NALUABLEJA MES RIVER FARM FOR
v SALE-On the 18th ut july next we will
SELL al Public Auction, ON The premises thai mos
valuable Estate, situated IN James River, III the
county OF Albemarlc, called "Valmont," whereof
Thomas Burton died possessed, being the same
Tract purchased by the said Burton, oil Garter
H. Harrison. This Farm contains about 50t
acres OF which one hundred ale James River bot
tom, oil the best quality-aboui 21o acres Of tht
high land are cleared, and in Il high state of inn
provelnent--ihc balance in WOOL well timbcrcd
The whole Farm is admirably adapted 10 III,
growth OF Tobacco, Corn, Wheat, &c 1t lies
Immediately contiguous 10 The very llouri>hng
town OF Scotsville, one al the best markets in The
State for all kinds of Agricultural products
while il extends Tor upwards OF 4 mile along tht
James River Canal, bv means oi which there i
al all times direct communication with Rich
mond so miles distant The Improvements ar
l., 4 con
venient Oui-hou>eS Barns Tobacco Houses
&c. &c.
Isfmsofm'r.-$$3,0 G0 will be required in cash
for the balance, credit Of one and two year.
will be .ivcn-lhc purchaser giving Bond, will
approved security, and a Deed OF Trust IN The
property. to secure The deferred Payments Th,
title is UNREASONABLE.
s.FDr G. c. Payne, or John T. Ilart, Esq.
of Scottsvillc, will show the land to any one dis
posed tocxamine it,
ABRA. SHEPHERD. Jr., ! Administrators Of
THOMAS c. PAYNE, IH"s. Buf'on dec'd
y b. The above sale WAS advertised tor tht
9Th instant bal was postponed on account ol TIL
inclemency of the weather Ii will take place =!
the 18th July next without fail.
lime IS 12-,ds
NOTICE TO THE pUBLlC.-The sui,
IN scriber has recently opened Tavern i'll Ii,
town OF New Canton for the accommodation @
his friends and The public. New Canton Is stu
aled on the right bank of the James River i'll thl
county Of Buckingham, and within halt mil'
of The James River Canal. He is determined I,
spare no pains necessary 10 accommodate com
toItably and agreeably all who may call upor
him. Persons in the neishbolhood ot Buckin@
ham court house, OF within reasonable distance q
New Canton. wishing 10 take The boat on the ca:
nal going up or down, will find it 10 l:ieir incrcs
as well as comfort Ia call upon him. He will al
ways have ready some agreeable conveyance II
carry passengers from his house 10 the boat, anC
from the boat 10 his house.
The two horse post coach running from Buck
ingham court house 10 New Canton and back F..
times a Week. puts up with him. and an arrange
ment has been made, 81 that the coach reaches
New Canton each evening on which the boa
goes down. time enough Tor persons going 10 Rich
mond TO take passage on the boat for the lanel
place. and leaves New Canton the next morning
after the boat going up reaches the latter place.
JAMES S. WREN.
New Canton, June p, 1871. 13-2m
A HIGHLY IMPROVED FARM NEAR
n RICHMOND FOR SALE.-Laborine
under the iniirmiiies Of age and disease and being
no longer under the necessity of continuing tho
exellions have hitherto ma!e, have determined
To sell my FARM. ldeem a minute description o
this property as entirely unnecessary, prcsumno
that every person disposed to purchase will Judge
for himself will merely stale that il lies on the
Deep Run Turnpike Road. aboutlwo miles We>
from Richmond. ana that the whole Tract contains
a fraction over one hundred and ninety-two acres
That some idea NAV be formed OF the fertility and
produclvcncSs Of this Farm, hereby state il a
tacl, that employ six la!orcrs Zone 10 carry the
4. u. I l,,,..
made $500 10 the hand. Indeed, consider this
land as intrinsically worth more, acre for acre
than James River low grounds, for, being equally
productive, and at the same time, more healthy
and in the immediate vicinity OF the best market
in Virginia. 1t is not subject 10 those casualties
which often injure ami sometimes destroy the
James River crops
As a whole, this Farm would lie most de-
sirabe and profitable property 10 all enter.
prisng and active Farmer who would devote al
his time 10 The business, and prefer 10 sell il as
whole. Itmay. however, be conveniently divided
into Two, or even three parts and each part would
form very pleasant country relrea, to a gentle
man disposed To continue his business in town.
Being determined 10 sell, | hereby give notice
that will treat with any person disposed 10 pnr-
chase, and that, too, on terns unusually liberal
both as TO price and time of payment, until Mon
posed off, ii will be positively sold 4! auction, Ia
the highest bidder.
Immediately after the sale of the Land, | shall
proceed 10 sell all The Household and Kitchen
Furniture, of which there is large variety, and
in n good state of preservation; also, the Stock
consisting of six good Mules and a Work Horse
four good Mich Cows; a pairGf Work Steers, and
several other Younger cattle; a number ol' Gnc
Young Hogs, now ready for The Butchers knife;
four prime Brood Sows, &c; also, The Farm
ing Implements, among which are two Farm
Wagons three Mule or Horse Carts; one Ok
Cart, all in good order; Ploughs, llarrowS, and
every other Implement necessary TO Farming, on
large scale also, my Wheat ReaplnS Machine,
and first rate Roller. will also offer for sale Il
fine pair Of Carriage Horses, one six, the other
seven wears old remarkably sprightly and active,
and, at the same time, Porit.:i!y lrar'ablc ana
gentle; also Carriage, made by Mcssi'. boslIef
& Robinson, and used Just enough 10 prove that
il is an excellent one. }. III. TURNER.
n. B. The sale will take place on the premises,
and on the above day, nj II oclocE il fair il moi,
on the next fair day, and will be conducted by
DUNLOP, MoNCURE & CO., Aucls.
Junc 81 l3-tds
CTOCK OF DRY GOODS AT AUCTION.
- The subscriber, proposing 10 make some
change in the style Of his business, will, on WE'D
NESDAY, the l7th July ncx., expose 10 public
sale, at the store now occupied by him on Broad
way street, at Q o'clock, his entire stock Of Dry
Goods. comprising a very general assortment
Hiscuslomcrs andihe public generallywi please
observe that he will continue to sell at cost Tor
cash, till The 18th day of July. when his store will
be closed TO make preparations for the sale
THOS. ID. QUARLES,
Granite Front Building, Shockoe Hill.
Sale conducted by DUNLOP, MoNcuRE & Go.
1unc S-tds
NULL AND COMPLETE STOCK OF
L SPRING HATS have just received,
by various vessels, direct from my Mandatory
in New York, full supply of Black, Beaver,
Castor, Nu,ria, Russia Plain, Moessin, and an
entire new pattern of Grey Plain Hats, for gen
tlcmen's summer wear. Also, a good assortment
OF Panama, I.cghom Seasrass, Double and SIN
Gle Brim Palm Leaf Hats, all which arc offered
for sale at The lowest cash price, b.
AMIDON,
Stores, No. 1, Exchange Hotel Richmond, Va,
And Wall st., corner Of Nassau ST. New York
n Il. Country Merchants are particularly in