Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-09-29
The Hermitage and = Y dnor's
Point.

NEAR RICHMOND, FOR SALE At AUCTION
fNHE HERMITAGE, lately The property Of
i Mrs. A. Mayo on The Richmond Turnpike
and Rail Road 10 Washington, about one mile
from the Corporation line, is Tor sale. That part
OF ii between The Rail Road and the Richmond
Turnpike Cor Broad street coninued) on which
the Mansion House is situated, contains about
100 acres will be laid off into lots OF To ~ OF Is
acres, lying on Broad street and on street 10 BE-
laid of on right line with Clay street so as 10
form number OF beautifully situated lots, each
fronting on wide street, and having handsome
elevation for a building site.
On one OF these lots is large and commodious
dwelling house fronting on Clay street, formerly
the residence of the late Col John Mayo, suta-
bic for large family or public school-with
number Of other buildings which could be put in
excellent order al very small expense.
That part oflhe Hermitage lying north Of the
Rail Road, containing about 100 acres Of land,
mostly in wood and timber easily made produc-
live for farming purposes, because OF The natural
fertility Of the soil and contisuity TO The city OF
Richmond, will be divided into lots OF 20 10 30
acres each, all having either an eastern or west
eIn front on a road connecting with Broad street.
constant stream OF water passes through il.
SYDNOR'S POINT TRACT, containing
nearly 200 acres lying between The Westhanl
Turnpike and the James River Canal. About
one-lhird Of this tract is cleared and now produc-
tive, the balance in wood, which, by the Canal,
on lis southern boundary is easily gotten To mar.
ket.
A portion of the wood land is considered fife
Tobacco land, and il is believed that valuable
stone qnarries exist along the banks Of The Canal.
This property will be divided into two or more
lots 10 suit purchasers ii desired, according 10
location-and together with The lots a, The Her
mIase, lying within short distance Of the city
and the Colleges and other public institutions in
the city, and being in healthy neishborhood
where there is good society, is considered the
most desirable property in this part Of The State.
The pas of the above property will be ready
by the 10Th September. In the mean time, and
until The day OF sale, all the lands and lots, with
their boundaries, will be shown BY Mr. Thomas
Talley, who resides near the Hermitage, and will
give any other information desired
Terms Of Sale.-One- fourth cash. the balance
inthree equal annual inslalmens bearing interest.
The above sale will take place on TIL URS-
DAY, the 18th day oil October next, al ] o'clock,
al the Hermitage. r. Fl. CABELL,
And other Trustees, under the will OF Mrs. Abr
gail Mayo. Sept l-eotds
TO FARMERS, COUNTRY MERCHANTS
AND OTHERS.
GREAT REDUCTION AT PESfTENTIARY STORE.
TINE subscriber, by late order OF the Board
i is Low able 10 Offer a. greatly reduced
prices,
5000 yards heavy double twilled Kerseys, for
Negro mems clothing.
1000 yards plain and striped Linseys, for Ne
gro womens' clothing.
In Sore, for Fail purchasers,
800 heavy ready made kersey Goats.
200 pair ready made Kersey Pants.
5000 pair BROGUES, with large assott
ment Of coarse and fine Shoes, equal 10 any in the
market.
Complete sets of WAGON HARNESS, for
two horses with cart and wagon Harness in por-
TONS
Warranted AXEs-yery superior.
Also, Wheat Fans, Reirigera,ors, Wardrobes,
and Furniture of different kinds.
For sale, al Penientiary, very superior ar,i-
Gle 'of BURR MILL STONES, WAGONS,
DRAYS, CARTS, &C., &c.
The above are offered on very accommodating
terms, and purchasers would do we'll 10 call al the
Penitentiary, or at The Store, on
JAS. G. SPOTTS, Agt Peniiertiay
No. 9, 18th street, leading TO Mayo's Bridge.
Sept. 3-dl4t&ctf