Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-05-20
rpP3SSCATT. STILL FOR SALE.

FRESCATi, STILL FOR SALE.
ncIIG anxious TO eaualize the property Of
Is n,y children. and to disencumber myself
tom The weight of care and trouble consequent
~ >ucb an estate, again offer this desirable
farm for sale. Il combines, perhaps, more ad-
,,nrares lhan any ever offered for sale, being fer
No in soil. sa!ubrious in climate, (no epidemic
,yinc occurred within the recollection OF The
,nasrsisned fnr 40 years) and the society in its
vicinity being equal, perhaps 10 any in Virginia.
Thee are in this Estate about 300 acres OF
,oj of which one-third is co:ered with timber
4 n, hes, kinds, viz locust, chestnut, hickory,
c1s and pine Nearly all the fencing on the
-,un j oul OF locust and chestnut. Clover and
ra>,er have been used on this Estate tor 20 years
Win decided advantage, and all of The fields, with
,sreSc.pon of what has been ploushed Tor corn
s,l,ohacco. are now in clover. Ii is we'll adapt
.; 10 The growth of corn, wheat and tobacco
Ihars memorandum which shows, that from
,b> estate. and a small farm cultivated in con-
,nncon with it, there was sold in the year 1928
= $40 worth Of tobacco titles amidst the South
IVES, Mountains, whose soil has acquired deserv-
FL celebrity; is beautifully undulating, without
being steer and is within five and halt miles
., tie Railroad Depot near Gordoasville, Orange,
ei,h, miles from Orange courthouse, and about
I'VE miles from Barboursvle One may break
last al Frescat at The usual hour aud, taking pas
sage b. the cars, reach the city OF Richmond be-
tween | and , o'clock, p NJ.
Il is very we'll watered, there being at least
thirty pure springs on il. There are two never
iailns streams oiwaler, running nearly parallel,
through the whole width of the Farm, between
which is situated the Dwelling House, on an
eminence. On one ofthese streams is meadow,
along its whole length-on the other is most
cr,e, u-hp nj
lee. diameter. The Dwelling House is OF brick,
large, commodous and elegant Il has passage
Twelve fee, in width, with an arch in the centre,
and handsome cornice. There are Two rooms
on each side OF the passage, twenty-one ieet
square The partition walls, which are OF brick
,an 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
Z. he drawing room are highly ornamened, and
liz rooiis Of lin Il was erected by the Foreign
xjrsmen, who assisted in erecting the buildings
a.iae University OF Virginia All OF The build
lnrs nave been erected within The last twenty
,xo wears, look WE'LL and the interior otthe dwell
tg honse has been re.painied, within few
ysarS ~ q skillu painter IL has a pediment por-
lea in lron,, with large and lofty colamns, and
iazza in the rear the whole length OF The house,
with six succeed columns. In the ward is well
Of delightful water, with patent pump inserted.
The other buildings area large brick kltch-
en-. with Two rooms below, and two abore-a
mea, house--a store house-an ice house, cube
ot,wen.y teet-a carriage house, large enough 10
CONAN three carriages-houses for servants, and
bans. stables, tobacco houses, overSeers house,
&c, in good order A brick wall encloses near
Il two acres OF the best soil in which grow the
fines, fruits such as The several kinds OF Piums,
liz Fig. the Grape, Of which there are several
hundred vines Of the hes, kinds; also, three kinds
Of The best Strawberries, and seven beds OF Aspa-
ragus The Orchard contains several kinds Of
he hes. Apples, Peaches, and Pears. The Cher
~ grows spontaneously on The mountain.
Tue terms will be made very accommodating
or $4,000 will be required as first payment;
me remainder in l. and ; years, without inter
ee The payment of which is 10 be secured by
bond with approved personal security, and a deed
Of trust on the properly; and al hnugh the deferred
PAYMENTS will be payable in |, : and 3yearS, the
purchaser, by paying the neres, punctually once
a year NAV, il he wishes it, receive liberal in
diligence on The largest part of the purchase mo
new as that will I've retained BY me for my own
Use during life. Possession will be given al any
lime, provided satisfactory allowance be made
,or the growing crop An undisputed title can be
conveyed My Post Office is Gordonsville,
Orange county, Virginia.
hpril - Gus FRAMES l. bhhbODh.
LAND FOR SALE.
AM authorised TO sell the Tract Of Land on
! which William B. Banks, Esq, now resides,
q Bauister River and Pole-Cat Creek, in the
clnnty Of Halifax, three miles Northwest of Ha-
aiax Court House. The said tract Of Land con-
AIMS between $50 and 760 acres, fully one-third
o. which IS in woods and most OF which is fine
i05acco land; most of the cleared land is in a
good stale of cultivation, and all susceptible OF
high STATE OF improvement, having good clay
foundation and not liable TO wash, and is well
adapted 10 the cultivation Of tobacco and every
description OF small grain; lies WE'LL and is we'll
watered
There are also on the land an excellent Grist
and Saw Mill erected few years past. BaniS-
Ter river is navisable from these Mills, and any
Quantity of plank can be disposed Of in Clarks-
vile and other villages on the Roanoke There
Is large and excellent Dwelling House and all
o,her necessary out-houses The place is healthy,
and the society of the neighborhood is equal 10
any in Virginia.
All persons wishing 10 purchase, will call on
Thomas S. Flournoy, at Halifax Cour House
or William G. Banks, who resides on the pre-.
misses or on The subscriber, residing at Chalk
Level, Pittsylvania county, either one OF whom
VIII lake pleasure in showing the land and MAX
ing known the terms, which will be reasonable.
May 2-cSw WIN. L. PANNILL.
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.
SCHOOL OF MORAL PHILOSOPHY
- Professor George Tucker having rendered
Msresignaion of the Chair in this School, to take
eject at The close Of the present session, the
board OF Visitors will proceed TO the appoint
Aeai Of his successor at their annual meeting, on
at Is JULY next
The subjects taught in this School are, Mental
philosophy, Political Economy, Logic and Bellies
L.i.eS
he compensation Of the Professor consists OF
aSiary of one thousand dollars, fees from the
members Of the School, and house and garden
NE Of rent.
applications may be addressed to C.. Johnson,
1r::, Rector, &C. al Richmond, or 10 Professor
"hlam B. Rogers Chairman OF the Faculty, at
ae Universiiy
W. II. wooDLEY, PROCTOR &c.
April 2l-clis,July
VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.
t(1 yirue Of deed OF trust, executed TO the
- 49, subscriber BY Alexander Paris, bearing date
~, ~ .ne 2o!h day OF April 1874, and Of record in
.. ne Clerks Office of Allegheny County Court, |
"a" proceed, on the 10Th day of July, 1915, (for
s -, purposes therein mentioned 10 sell at public
MI, 10 The highest bidder for cash, on the pre-
vi, me following tracts or parcels oil Land, to
w. III, AL Is, IS, l69 $50, and IS acres, Cor
!, H. interest as the said Paris may have therein0
IA IA which said tracts are supposed TO contain
.ad asres and adjoining each other, lying in the
ls, s.ounty OF Allegheny, on Jackson's river;
al Pofhon Of which are valuable low grounds,
IL . u high state of cultivation, we'll adapted 10
a. .nure OF grain, &C., and upon which is erect
WSSuabe Tavern establishment, known as Pa
.sesat a,seln, situated on The turnpike road be-
lIs ! eaiashan's and the Ho, Springs. The
10. 49,, SAN lands is supposed 10 be ndsputable,
III, a. ing as Trustee, will only convey such
vested in me by said trust deed.
" WILLIAM SEEEN Trnxtee