Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-05-27


r,"' We must, therefore, Insist, ~ such case
uh"' 49,, Communication being certified by the name oil
WI ps,ma SER, rrinfn on the back OF the letter.
rRESCATI, STILL FOR SALE.
1,rING anxious 10 equalize the property of
nv children. and 10 disencumber myself
,,,o ,be weight of care and trouble consequent
- .nch an estate, again otter this desirable
Farm for sale. 1t combines, perhaps, more ad-
y,niases than anv ever offered for sale, being Ter
n. in soil. salubrious in climate (no ep'dem'c
having occurred within the recollection OF me
undersigned, Tor 40 years and The society IN Ms
y,in,v being equal, perhaps, 10 any IN Virginia.
.rb.,. are in Ibis Estate about 300 acres OF
mi If which one-lhird is covered with timber
:, be ,s.>, kinds, viz: locust chestnut, hickory,
III, AMI p,nc Nearly all the fencing on the
,,n i oui al locust and chestnut. Clover and
,,>,.r lave been used on this Estate Tor 20 years
ui,h decided advantage, and al CT The ilcls.S, with
H.. .>.pn,ion oil what has been ploushed Tor corn
ami tobacco are now in clover. IL Is well adapt
eIia the growth Of corn, wheat and tobacco
have a memorandum which shows, that from
M, estate and a small farm cultivated in con-
,unc,;ou with il. there was Soll in the year ISIS,
Il 80 worth oil tobacco. titles amidst the South
w,s, Mountains, whose soil has acquired deserv-
ri celebrity is beautifully unduiatinS, wilhou!
.in. steep and is within five and hall miles
j, the Railroad Depo, near Gurionsrillc, Orange
ci.lt miles IRON Orange courthouse. aud about
;rc miles from Barhoulsville. One NAV break
i,~ At rrescali al The usual hour, and, taking pas
>ase by the cars, reach the city OF Richmond be-
tween and o'clock, L. Nj.
1t is very we'll waicred, there being al least
hifiy pure springs on il. There are Two never
failing streams of wafer, running nearly paraiici,
through the whole width of the Farm, between
winch is situated the Dwelling House, on an
emnencc. On one OF these streams IS a meadow,
along lis whole lenglh-on the other Is most
valuable Grist Mill, with wheel oil seventeen
lee, diameter The Dwelling House IS OF brick
large, commodious and elegant II has passage
lwelve ieel in width, with an arch III the centre
ma handsome cornice. There are two rooms
on each side OF the passage, twenty-one lee'
square. The partition walls, which are OF brick
ran from the basement 10 the top, and divide the
house into twelve rooms. The plas;erns Is done
with Plaster OF Paris. The ceiling End cornce
ii The drawing room are highly ornamenict, and
HE rofis Of tin. II was erected by The Foreign
V,rklen who assisted in erecting ti:s buildings
4, The University Of Virginia All o The build
as> have been erected within the la; twenty
- years. look WE'LL and the interior OF the dwell
nag house has been rc.panled, within lew
years hy a skilul painter |; has Il pediment por-
a piazza in The rear, the whole length oilhe house,
with six succeed columns. In the yard is well
d delightful water, with patent pump inserted.
The other buildings area large b.ick kilch-
en-, with Two rooms below, and Two above-a
mea, houSe-a store houSe-an ice house, cube
II twenty ieet-a carriage house, large enough TO
Contain three carriaseS-houses for servants, and
barns. stables tobacco houses, overseeI'S house.
&c, in good order. A brick wall encloseS hear
Ii two acres OF the best soil, in which grow The
finest fruits Such as the several kinds oil PlumS,
,!l- Fig The Grape, Of which there are several
hundred vines OF the best kinds; Also three kinds
.. he best Strawberries, and seven beds OF Aspa-
ragu>. The Orchard contains several kinds OF
li- best Apples, Peaches, and Pears. The Cher
~ grows spontaneously on The mountain.
The terms will be made very accommodating;
!, or So 600 will be required as first payment;
tn remainder in |, , and 3years, without inter
e>t; the payment OF which is 10 be secured BY
bond with approved personal security, and a deed
Oh trust the property; and al hough the deferred
payments will be payable in |, : and 3year>, the
purchaser, by paying the interest punctually once
4 year, may, if he wishes it, receive liberal in
dugencc on the largest part Of the purchase mo
nev, as that will I've retained By me for my own
uSe during life. Possession will be given at any
time, provided satisfactory allowance he made
or the growing crop. An undiSputed title can be
cohveved. NV Post Office is Gordonsville,
Grange county, Virginia.
April2 els FRANCES T. BARBOUR.
LAND FOR SALE.
/ AM authorised To sell the Tract OF Land on
which William T. Banks, Esq, now resides,
70 Bans;er River and Pole-Cat Creek, in the
county oi Halifax, three miles Northwest OF t1a-
max Court House. The said ,Iac, OF Lard con-
iain> between $50 and 7i0 acres, fully oae-thrd
Of which IS in woods, and most OF which is fine
tobacco land; most OF the cleared land is in
good stale of cultivation, and all susceptible OF
hlsh state ol improvement, having good clay
i1nnialion aud not liable to wash, and is well
adapted 10 the cultivation of tobacco and every
description OF small grain; lies well, and is well
wa,errd.
There are also on the land an excellent Grist
anu Saw Mill erected a few years past Banis-
=! river is navigable from these Mills and any
quantity of plank can be disposed Of in Ciarks-
vile and other villages on the Roanoke. There
) Il large and excellent Dwelling House and all
o,ier necessary out-houses The place is healthy.
and the society of Tie neishborhood is equal 10
any in Virginia.
All persons wishing 10 purchase, will call on
Thomas S. Flournoy, at Halifax Court House,
u William G. Banks, who resides on the pre-
ni>es or on the subscriber, resdin. al Chalk
Level, Pillsylvania county, either one Of whom
Ill lake pleasure in showing the land and maxi
ins known the terms, which will be reasonable.
May 2-csw WM. L. PANNILt.
VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.
by virtue of deed Of trust, executed 10 the
II subscriber By Alexander Paris, bearing date
"a he 18th day OF April, 1911, and Of record in
inoCiefk's Office of Allegheny County Court,
>a!l proceed on the 10Th day Of July, 1915, Qor
Ne purposes therein mentioned) 10 sell at public
aicon, 10 the highest bidder for cash, on the pre-
ases, The following tracts or parcels OF Land, 10
Wy III III, 10, 25, l69, 80, and 25 acres, Tor
N.sa interest as the said Paris may have therein,)
a,oi which said tracts are supposed to contain
'io acres and adjoining each other, lying in the
Sh county Of Allegheny, on Jackson's river;
N'st portion Of which are valuable low grounds,
ant IN high state Of cultivation, well adapted TO
W culture Of grain &C., and upon which is erect
ga valuable Tavern establishment, known as Pa
MS Tavern, situated on the turnpike road be-
'Ween Callaghans and the Hot Springs The
w., h,e 10 said lands is supposed to be ndsputablc,
w acting as Trustee, will only convey such
!" &c as is vested in me by said trust deed.
;, WILLIAM SkEEN, Trustee.
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