Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-08-06
r AND IN DINWIpDlE FOR SALE

IL | wish To sell valuable Tract of Land,
styled HORSE SHOE living in the bend of Not
toway River, and containing seven hundred ami
sixty acres. Therear are on This Farm Granarv.
Crib and Negro Houses and in sholl time there
will BE- erected an OversccrS House and SGb!es.
will also sell Plantation situated Oh Butter
wood Creek. ten miles Eas; Of Daryiil'S. and
three miles from Lcach's Tavern. containing 006
acres with all the houses requisite for the COM
Tort and convenience OF gcn,ccl firmly
Both of the above Farms are we'll walcrcd. and
adapted 10 the growth of the staple commodities
| of this section Of Virginia. Further description
is unnecessary, as il is presumed. that persons
DESTROYS la purchase. will view the lands.
An undi>pu,2d title can he given 10 every acre.
T,rms.-A credit If one, two. and three Years,
with Bond and approved security: also, Decd
OF Trust, if required. :. L. X. RICE.
Harri-villc, Brunswick county, Virginia.
June IL 12-wtt
| NOR SALE-FRESCATI, late the seat of
L Judge Barbour, deceased. This Estate COM
binc> Perhaps, more advantages than any ever
offered for sale being fertile i'll soil. sauliouS in
climate. (no epidemic ha:ing occurred within the
recollection oi the Undersigned for 10 years and
the society in lis vicinity bcin. equal perhaps 10
any i'll Virginia. There are i'll this Estate about
| 800 acres of Land, oi which one third is cover
ed with timber Of the best kinds viz: locust, chest
nut, hickory. oak aad pine. Nearly all tie fence
ing on tlc f:irm is oHt Of locust and chestnut co
and plaster haze been used on this l:state for
~ years with deci:cd advantage, and all Of lhc
fields, with the exception ot"hat has beer plough
cdtnrcnln and tobacco. are roW in clGvcr liiswcll
adapted 10 The growth I'll corn. Whca, and tobacco
! have memorandum which shows that rom
this estate, ana small farm cultivated in con-
junction with it, there was sold, in the year l-.,-
Il ,3l0 worth OF tobacco Ii lies amidst cSoulh-
west Mountains. WHOSE soil has acquired dcser-
we'd celebrity: i, beautifully uniulaiing. without
ben. steep, am! is within FIVE and half miles Of
The Railroad Dcpo, l..ar Gordon>villc, Orange,
eight miles from Orange Courthouse, and about
tivc miles from Ralb1mSyillc One may break
fast al Frcscati At the usual hour. and. taking
passage ~ the cars, reach the city ol Eichaond
between and 3o'cJck =. NJ.
Ii is very we'll watcrcd, there being At least
thirty pure springs on H. There are two never
failing streams of water, running nearly parallel.
through Tie whole Widti, OF the Farm between
which is situated the Dwelling House, ON an
eminencc. On one of these streams. is meadow
along It's whole lrngh-on the other is 4 most va
ltlablc Gris Mill, with Il wheel OF seventeen feet
liamc.cr Tie Dwelling House is OF brick,
large, commoiious and elegant. II has passage
twelve feet in width, with an arch in the centre,
each side Of the passage, twenty -one feet square.
The partition walls, which arc of brick. run
from the basement 10 ihctop and divide the house
into twelve rooms. The plasering is done with
Plaster of Paris. The ceiling and corncc at
the drawing room are highly ornamenled, and
the roof is Of tin. IL was erected b. the Foreign
woikmen. who assisted in erecting the buildings
at the University Of Virginia. All of the build
ings nave been erected within The last twenty-five
years, look we'll ami the interior Of the dwelling
house has been rc-paintcd. withina lew years. by
Il ski!iul Painter. 1t has pcjimcnt Porico in
front, with argc and lofty columns. and IiaZza
in the rear. the whole length al The house, with
six succeed columns. lii ihc ward is we'll oi
delightful! water. with patent pump inserted.
The other buildings ;,rc-a large Brick Kitchen,
with two rooms below. and two above--a meat
hou>c-a store house. with room above for ap-
pies. and ole for lccs-aM ice boise, cube of
twenty icct---a carriage house, lGl9c enough Ia
contain three carfia"cs--houscs ior servants. anu
barns stables tobacco house,, ovcisccr> house.
&c in good order. \ brick wall cncloscs nearly
two acre. OF The best soil in which grow the llacSt
fruits. such a. the several kinds Of Plums the
Fig the Grape. OF which there are several HIM
dicd vines, ~. The best kinds also thr"r Kinds Il
the best Strawberries. and seven beds ri Aspara-
gus. The Orchard contains several kinds Of The
grows spontaneously on the mountain. The
terms of sale are a. follows, viz Onc-,hiri Of the
purchase money 10 be paid in cash, credit of
twelve months on the second paymeni-and il is
wished that the purchaser should retain, during
the life o! the subscriber, OF during her pleasure,
sixteen thousand, six hundrc,! ard si5iy-scven
dollars. paving puciuay the interest thereon,
Scmi-annually. beginning eighteen months after
the day of salc-,hc principal and interest 10 DC
secured bya Decd oi Trust on the land. and BY
bend. with apnro:el personal security
r. i'm uadispu;c,it;!lc can br conveyed.
AZ il i presumed no one from d>iarcc would
like 10 visit itiurin. the succeeding two or three
months, my son, Mr.. : Barbour, will take plea
SIRE in showing it 10 any one.
- Letters Of inquiry about this property will
bc addressed, post paid, 10 the subscriber. or 10
Mr. s. Barbour Godonsville, Orange county,
Virginia FRANCES L. BARBOUR.
Feb. 10 SS--wt