Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-10-13

rT,HE subscriber, intending 10 remove TO city for
the purpose Of practising the profession OF which
lie now resides, called GLENTHORN, situated on tho
South fork Of Rockish river, in Nelson county, twenty
three miles from The James River Canal.
This tract contains 25T acres about $50 OF which IL
river bottom OF superior quality much Of being nne
tobacco land, and the whole being in state OF rapid
Improvement.
good portion Of the high land IL cleared and Is we'll
suited to farming purposes; and large portion Of The
woodland il heavily timberrd, and particularly we'll
adapted 10 the prod uctlon of tobacco
The place is securely enclosed and i divided Into
fields Of convenient SIZE anil, liberal system OF
cloyering has bren pursued u for some years, IL 10
in favorable condition for heavy cropping From
twelve eighteen hands have heretofore worked IT, but
from twenty 10 twenty-five might be advaniageously
employed in its cultivation.
This place il remarkably well wntered, and much Of
the river and branch bottoms might be converted into
meadow land of the best quality; Tor the several bold
mountain streams RAINING through II might be so ma
nagrd rrignte and enrich considerable belt Of
land living adjacent their course whereby would be
fitted for the production Of luxurant crops Of grass
The Improvements are decidedly good There Ia
spacious and handsome brick dwelling, occupying
beautiful and romantic situation, AMI commanding
picturesque and Interesting view, in which are en-
braced the valley of Rockish which !. much admired,
and an extensive Of the Blue Ridge. The yard
and other grounds about the dwelling are thickly set
with forest and ornamental trees aud At convenient
and proper distance there orchards of excellent fruit
The other buildings are alike suited Ia the place,
consisting OF large barn, thoroughly shielded, and con
tanning ample stabling well-bu and substantial obac
ca houses; CRIBS comfortable negfot cabins win
plank floors and brick chimneys ice-house, which
kepps well; carriage house; meat house; kitchen and
work house. the tw last Of BRICK besides other neces
sary out houses all in complete repair There IA also
comfortable dwelling with ont-houses, situated
towards the end oi the plantation; and the lands
lie thai they might be divided into two con-
venirnt and desirable tracts. Both portions VIII DO
s,-ded with wheat and rye this Fall
The terms are, 81 900 in cash. and the balance In one,
two and three years from the day Of SALE the purchaser
giving bonds with approved security for the deferred
md fhe liz
as additional security, Till the whole purchase money be
paid.
this land he disposed Of privately before Thurs.
day the 18th day OF November next WILL then, be Of
ferrd publicly al that time, the premises.
The subscriber will SELL n the same time and place,
or 10 likely Negroes; the Stock OF every DESCRIPTION,
including work horses and work the Crops made
this year; Threshng Machine, in good condition; tho
Plantation Implements including Two wagons. an OF
cart and horse cart; Carriage and pair oil Horses,
and the Household and Kitchen Furniture.
The terms for the personal property VIII be made
known on the day Of safe
The plantation above described is such as IL rarely
offered IN market; and beauty and fertility, healthfu-
ness fine scenery and the excellence OF the nelghDof
ing society j. place scarcely surpassed by any In
the upper country. - =,
When at home the subscriber will take PLEASURE IN
shaving the lands, sc, any who may choose to ex
anime them and during his absence, his overseer VINO
i always present, will perform that duty
Ssn, .,a-ctds JOS. +. MONTGOMERY.