Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-06-04

- APPAHANNCCK LAND ECE SALE.
IL Il o:tr tor sale T.;c, Of Land known ly
the Eanc OF Mulberry Island. containing 3l>J
ceres lying Oh the Rappah3nock river, in Rich
mcad county, about three miles above Tap,a-
hammock The Improvements ~ The river pan
OF The Es,a:c arr, an Ovcr>ccr> house, ana the
usual ont h0usc> on u farm o! il s;1r. The wa
: TT is excellent. and the situation - healthy il
Mt more 81 than residences usually ere upon
tile water Ii i, no; remembered that IN adult
Slave has died ;:uun the estate L; t:c last ten
wears
There IRE. within the river part Of the farm,
between eight and nine hundred acres Of ariii..
land comprising "a ample extent of river bottom
81 the ..r>i quality low grounds. o.ly few years
in cultivation tatle land AMI mar>h, which yield;
early and abundant pastures. The growth d.
the marsh. when eat and ctircd is cxcclcu, iay.
/ To one who you!d unite thc pursuit. of .fazier
| 10 that of farming. the marsh wonid r.. as yalua.
! HE is any other part o. the farm The mar.
! bank, at which there az three itioYj az anpt.
/ supply Of manure The forest besides wood Tor
! i.icl. aholrd- with the more valuable Li,'ls I'll
! timber. srh a chestnut. locust. maple cedar,
/ Sc AMI. b. proprietor residing on or near The
! tr.n. M 1T 'c m"dc = source 81 "rcat profit
I No estate in the Northern Meek j. better adapted
! ~ the raising of hogs and in that respect its cx-
( ,en>ivc woods and marshes have been very vau-
allie. l. j, thought that The .'olc .aighi te haul
! cd - Great advantage and vas few years AGO
lcayed IL ~ exp r;cnced fisherman. hut he OWN.
| soon after i, value remains vct nexploeti =
! The house &c erected BIZ hin for this purrose.
! are standing ana in COOL repair. The bac. pan
of tire Estate has been divided into several .!nall
farms 1T dIicrea, sizes, nion which neat and
cnaimodious icncmca,s have been erected, which
are now rented oni: 81 ta2' Notwithstanding the
great extent o! The csiat. it comprises Is liuir
dead capital u farms of smaller siZr II Is well
enclosed with chestnut rail- | will sell tic whole
tract. or di:ide ii into parcels 10 suit purchasers.
The arabic land might he divided into two equal
parts. and 10 each half enough wool land might
/ Dr. added . make Il farm Il l.0Jo each: the re
naming !e5 might Be divided into two ccrai
parcci> or into smaller farm, il nece,>arr. IL
7 vite persons wishing 10 own valuable e.!atc NJ
on thi> river to examine the pre- ni>eS forthwith,
that they may be able To Judge u lis productive
ness by the 9rowino crops.
The terms will &c very accommod2tln"-cne-
third or one-:our;h of the purchase money 10 lie
] paid in cash. or b negotiable hote wen el!uof>-
1 cd: the cred;: on The deferred payments VIII bc
! unns,lallr long l. and 8 years or 3, g. and .
/ wears from the first paymen'-honds, well secur-
! eli. being preferred 10 money. Communications
I f,,s paaN addressed - me. a, Fredericksburg,
yr;Il met with pruin.i attention. If sale j. not
eiactc,! privately before The 1T Of August next,
j, will then ie offered 4, auction the premises
I The lior>eS, Cattle. and Farming Implements
! will be sold with the farm.
ARTHUR H. H. BERNARD.
P S-Thc credits upon the sale OF the perso-
I nal properly vii! b. made known on The day Of
sale. May p cd