Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-06-13
FRESCATI. STILL FOR SALE.

vicinity being equal, perhaps, 10 any in Virginia
There are in this Estate about 800 acres of
Land, of which one-third is covered with timber
OF The best kinds, viz: locust, chestnut hickory,
oak and pine. Nearly all the fencing on the
farm is out OF locust and chestnut. Clover and
plaster have been used on this Estate for 20 years
with decided advantage, and all Of The fields, with
The exception oil what has been ploughed Tor corn
aud tobacco, are nov in clover. IL is well adapt
ed 10 The growth OF corn, wheat and tobacco
have memorandum which shows, that from
this estate, and small farm cultivated in con-
junction with il, there was Sold in the year 1923,
81 $40 worth of tobacco. lies amidst the South
west Mountains, whose soil has acquired deserv-
ed celebrity is beautifully uudulating without
being steep, and is within FIVE and half miles
OF the Railroad Depo; near Gordonsvie, Orange,
eight miles from Orange courthouse. and about
FIVE miles from Barboursville One may break
last atFrescati at the usual hour and, taking pas
sage BY the cars reach the city OF Richmond be-
tween and o'clock, P. NJ.
II is very well watered, there being at least
thirty pure springs on il. 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
emnence On one of these streams is meadow,
along its whole ength-on the other is most
valuable Grist Mill, with wheel Of seventeen
feet diameter. The Dwelling House is of brick,
large, commodiouS and elegant Il has passage
twelve feel in width, with an arch in the centre,
and handsome cornice. There are TWO rooms
on each side OF The passage, twenty-one feet
square. The partition walls, which are OF bricl,
run from The basement TO the top, and divide the
house into twelve rooms. The plastering is done
with Plaster OF Paris. The ceiling and cornice
of the drawing room are highly ornamented, and
the roofis of lin. 1t was erected BY the Foreign
workmen, who assisted in erecting The buildings
at The University oil Virginia. All Of The build
ings have been erected within the last twenty
two years, look well, and The interior ofthe dwell
ling house has been re.painied, within few
years BY skillul painter. has pediment Por-
iico in front, with large and lofty columns, and
piazza in the rear, the whole length Of the house,
with six succeed columns. In the yard is well
of delightful water with a patent pump inserted.
The other buildings area large brick kitch-
en-, with Two rooms below, and TWO above-a
meat house-a store house-an ice house, cube
OF twenty teet-a carriage house, large enough to
co..tain three carriages-honses for servants, and
barns, stables, tobacco houses, orerseer's house,
&c, in good order A brick wall encloses near
" Two acres OF The best soil, in which grow the
finest fruits, such as the several kinds OF Plums,
the Fig, the Grape, OF which there are several
hundred vines Of the best kinds; also three kinds
OF the best Stra wberries, and seven beds OF Aspa
ragus. The Orchard contains several kinds OF
the best Apples Peaches, and Pears. The Cher
~ grows spontaneously on The mountain.
The terms will be made very accommodating
) or sc, 600 will be required as first PAYMENT;
the remainder in l, > and 3years. without inter-
est: the payment OF which is to he secured by
bond with approved personal security, and deed
Of Trust on the property; and al hongh The deferred
payments will be payable in l, 3 and 3years, The
b,.D ka
year. may if he wishes it, receive liberal in
diligence on the larges, part OF The purchase mo-
ney. as that will he retained By me for my own
use during life. Possession will be given at any
time, provided a satisfactory allowance be made
TOR the growing crop. An undisputed title can be
conveyed My Post Office is Gordonsvillc,
Orange county, Virginia.
April % cts FRANCES T. BARBOUR.
JAMES RIVER & KANAWHA STOCK
FOR SALE.
PURSUANT 10 the provisions Of The Charter
i OF the James River & kanawha Company,
and in obedience 10 the resolutions ot the Board
OF Directors The undersigned, who has been duly
appointed agent for that purpose, vii! proceed, on
WE'D NESDAY, the 18th day Of june next,
commencing at 10 o'clock, a. NJ, before the
front door Of the Office Of the James River 4
Kanawha Company, in the city OF Richmond, 10
SELL al public auction, for cash, the Shares of the
delinquent Stockholders, agreeablv 10 the annex
Ell list, which shows the names OF the Stockho!d-
ers, their places Of residence, 50 far as they are
known, the number Of Shares owned by each, the
amour, OF principal remaining unpaid, the legal
in.eres, thereon, up 10 Inc 25h day OF June, lsi5,
and The total amount in arear Tor each, viz:
Stockholders. Residence. I'LL Total
John NJ: Harvey. B",r"urt, 50 l,aG47 a7s s Eel "a
Daniel Weller, Rirhm'd., 10 81 50 ltl.a9 $50. .
Jesse A. Strange, Botetourt, 33o.On l43 IS d73 IS
II the sales be not completed on The first day,
they will be continued from day to day, until
completed r. e. POiTlACH, Agent
|, William 3. Chiitenden, Secretary Of The
James River & kanawha Company, do hereby
certify that B. Z. Poilianx, whose name is sub
scribed 10 the foregoing advertisement, is the
Agent of the said Company, duly authorized by
the President and Directors, 10 make sale of The
Stock of delinquent Stockholders from time to
time, as NAV be deemed necessary, pursuant 10
the provisions OF the Charter.
NAV 2O-ctds w. b. CEIITTENDEN.
TN ANCERY.-VIRGlNIA AT rules held in
/ the Clerks Office of The Circuit Superior
Court Of Law and Chancery for Cumberland
county. on Monday, the end day Of June, 1915
Leander Cox and Nancy his wife, and George
Il. Matthews, Plaintiffs:
against
James lsbell, late Sheriff OF Cumberland coun-
", and as such, Administrator oil the Estates Of
Leonard Rosher, ST., and Leonard Bosher, jr, de-
ceased. Dr.. John Spencer Joseph Z. Woodson,
Joseph Fuqua, Joseph s. Palmore, Administrator
of Gideon Bosher deceased, John Smith and Eli
zab I'll his wife, formerly Bosher, Leonard 3.
Simpson, in his own right and as Adminislra-
,or of The Estate Of Richard Simpson, deceased,
John w. Wilson, Administrator of the Estate OF
Samuel r. Simpson, deceased, William y. Lee
and Elizabeth his wife, formerly Simpson, Rich
ard H., Samuel, Leonard, James, Thomas and
Mary Amos, children OF James Amos ADD Nancy
his wife, John G. Bosher, Milelns Palmore and
Susan his wife, formerly Susan Bosher, Charles
Bosher, William B. Cox, Elizabeth w. Cox,
Matthew C. Cox, Leonard B. Cox, Nancy Ann
NJ Cox, Leander Nj Cox, Josiah w. Cox,
The defendants Charles Bosher William B.
Cox, Elizabeth w. Cox, Matthew C. Cox, Lean.
der NJ. Cox, Leonard B. Cox, Nancy Ann NJ.
Cox, and Josiah W. Cox, not having entered their
appearance, and given security, according 10 the
act OF Assembly and the rules OF this Court, and
it appearing by satisfactory evidence, that they
arc not inhabitants Of this Commonwealth, it is
ordered, that The said defendants do appear here
on the first day Of the next August term, and an
swer the original and amended bills OF the plain
tifis and tina, copy of this order he forthwith in
serted in some newspaper published in The city OF
Richmond for two months successfully, and post
ed al the front door Of the Courthouse OF this
county A Copy-Teste,
June 6-cw2m B. B. WOODSON, D. c.
ROTARY PUMPS.
THE inhabitants OF Richmond, and all others
i who may be interested, are invited 10 exa-
mine the Rotary Pump and Engines now exhib-