Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-24

1;rse,, Bottom IN Ca6eR County, Fa- for Sac.
T WISH 10 sell this valuable Tract Of Land, con-
| tanning nearly FIVE thousand acres, oil whic
.,vo Thousand acres are rich level bottom land
,.jnr on the Ohio River, in Cabe county, Flr.
rnia. Thirteen hundred acres are in cultivation
more than two hundred being IN meadows ad-
i,ioinp each other. from which have frequently
~, 800 tons OF HAY, and shipping IL 10 New
Orleans have commanded as high as Si3 per Ton
fora part Of it, TIE soil, in lis exceeding rich
rsss and fertility, canno, be surpassed by any II
~. Union-is well wae-ed by numerous spring
Of purc auI excellent water; and possesses al
the varieties of fine timber which is natura 10 The
climate. The dwelling house is large three
s:ory brick building (includins basement) neati'
finished and well furnished with BRICK Kitchen
and an excellent garden adjoining u. ihere
is shor; distance from the house, an excellent
sarinr of very cold water, with large stone
.nring- house having stone floor There are
ssyeral fine orchards containing a variety oil AP-
niles Pears. Peaches, Cherries, &c; large Pork
house arranged for the packing OF meat. Three
LARGE barns. one OF them 100 feet square, very
fig0. having large press in the centre ioi
the pressin. of Hay. Also, new frame ware
house on the river, 80 10y 100 feet There !
an avcr>eer'S house, water mill, (Which erinds
corn and all other ou,houses, such as stables
yraYaries. &c, conveniently situated. have
between Two and three hundred head of cattle
between twenty and thirty head OF horses over
one hundred head Of sheep and will feed above
1000 head of hogs this Fall; and about 500 acres
III corn growing. which expect will yield me
between 10 900 and $4,000 bushels OF corn--all
of which am DESTROYS of selling, and which, II
bought with the land, possession VIII he gwen
Immediately The reader may think It strange,
mv wishing 10 leave so desirable situation, ou
beng badly afflicted with the Rheumatic pains,
hat In
mate agrees with me much better in this respect
alsa. having good deal OF land lying in Texas,
and thinking could do better by going into The
gcarbusine>s. have conc,lledt to remove thither.
The terms OF this sale made known oa apr!ica-
tion 10 the proprietor, now residing on the farm
who will take grea, pleasure IN showing II .c
any one who NAV he DESTROYS oil purchasing H.
This tract was formerly military claims bought
M b. Wilson h Nicholas formerly Governor OF
Virginia: then VIM Cabel next Governor be-
came lis possessor, from whom | purchased IL.
and have been living on i; for the last eighteen
years. VIM. JENKINS.
Cabell Co.. Va Oct. ~, 1914. 7tc'
uAMPDEN SIDNEY COLLEGE.-The
IL next session Of Hampden Sidney College
NH begin on Wednesday the Both inst.
FACULTY.
The Rev. Mr. Sparrow, President pro ten, and
Instructor 0: Moral Philosophy Bellies Lcttres,
&c.
R G. Branch, Professor OF Languages
Benz s Ewe Professor of Mathematics and
Natural Philosophy.
Charles s Vena5lc, Tutor
w I. Richardson, Tutor.
The expenses for the session, which will termi-
nate on the Sd Wednesday of next April, are
toari SO, College Fees $50 %, and some ne
ceSsary expenditures $40 10 S25.
The collegiate course is a full one, and the in.
>'ruciIon thorough The locality is healthy and
Inc society moral and refined.
Oct l6-c2awiw