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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-07-23
MILESTONE FOR SALE

SJ,Hfs fine Tract Of Land lying Buesione Creek
III the county of Mcckienbnrs, is now IN the may
ket. II Is IN nigh state Of Improvement, very I'M
provahle, and Is o The best IN The county, pareu-
ury for Wheat and Tobacco The Dwelling House 10
sufficient for large family, and IL constructed OF dura.
BILE materials, with ;hr n--da out houseH, ard one Ok
the best orchards In thr State There 9u8 and half
acres OF Land In the Trac, with GO 10 Of fine meo
dow land, not subject 10 nundaon; also, small but
we'll stocked fsh pond afordng al NIL seasons nsh tor
the table. On scarcely any iarm can there be found
more Of the substantial comforts Of life. There laa SUI
cency of open lands for twenty hands with an alum
dant supply Of timber for building, fencing and fuel II
lies WITHIN four five miles of the town Of Carksv!lr,
hal five grst and merchant mills within four miles, ana
the Sociery Is as good az can be found anywhere. Is
only Two miles from navigation.
lpon this land the subscriber has raised upwards OF
thirty bushels Of wheat for sOwed, and the average
crop has been good The usual crop OF tobacco has
been, from ten twelve hands twelve 10 seventeen
heavy hogstcads. The subscriber having determined
10 migrate The Eastern Shore intends 10 SELL and In
ves purchasers 10 vstthe and-satisfrd that no good
Judge can II without being pleased. Application
can be made The subscriber In GAINESVILLE or the
Oveserr the premises; and any Of the neghbors can
give good account Of The Land II would be well Tor
purcha.rr make early application for, IL sold at
auction II will be late for seeding good crop OF
wheat for which there will be a nne prospect.
In addition o the above also offer for sale dssira.
BILE Residence in Ciarksvie contiguous 10 the ware.
houses and the business part Of Main street, containing
two acres Of land and house In good repair, With nne
and garrett entries, &C., and all the necessary
out houses.
aiso-226 acres OF Land, chiefly in wood. miles
from Clarksvilie-the wood which would pay three
OF four times the purchase money.
Aiso-An unimproved one Lot. wei situated TO!
building family residence. Also, one sixteen acre
wood Lot. mile from own;-all Of which Is offered
on reasonable Should The subscriber not sell tho
above property before that time, II viii be offered Al
,nhc auction time in October or November, win
much valuable farm and household stuff, OF which due
notice will br given.
p. -Bu-s,one will be offered nj auction on sd
TURDAY the I4,h day Of August, l847, on The piemi-
ses and the property In Claksve will be offered on
MONDAY, inc 10th of the same month, on the premi.
SEES Also at the time and p'nce, will he offered
the 925 acres Of Land three miles from Clarksville
A C. MORTON.
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VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.

WILL he offered for sa!e on the premises, on NON
w DAY, The 2i day of August next, II lair, II not
the next fair day, at public auction, The land N nr conn
~ Of Fauqnirr, belonging 10 the estate ol The late
Thomas o. g. Carter, y ing on the RappaanDock river
thiity miles above Fredericksburg. and about ten Of
twelve miles below the WaHenton White sulphur
This land Is &c good quality, lies well is easily i'm
proved and well adapted the growth of all kinds o
grain and grass and possesses other advantages seldom
10 be found in the upper country II - situated IN an
agreeable neghboihood, within two or three miirs o.
two large manufacturing mS lying on the river which
being made navgable for steam and other boats
Of burden which insres market at the door Tor every
article raised for sale. 49,
The land Will be sold in lots 10 suit purchasers. The
house tract or that portion on which me ias a
o. b. Carter resided, contains BY recent survey G9e
acres which, $50 or 200 acres are river bolt0 anu
IS or 100 If high land il in wood lies compact and
is under good enclosure lhere are TWO como'au
cessary outhouses including good ice house, harl
&c. The location is ? beautiful one. IL comniinns
view &c the surrounding country LOT Hiies au "a N'e
river for some miles mp ai1 down
The tract known NJ "Wrlghts, lies on the East side
of Piney ridge, adjons The land Of Dr. Clopto' con
tains PAT acres and lies we'll IL mas Sufficient guam
tty Of timber on i, for support
Lot No aajolns the above named tract and con
tains 40 acres all in timber Of pine and OAK
Lu, No. contains about 30 acres, all IN wood OF the
same kind
ot No contains % u acres, Tneary all In wood
aud djoins the other lots -, =, -
survey and plat Of all the land WIN ne SHOWN on
the day Of sale more particular description OF Inc
land ia deemed unnecessary those wishing to pur
chase will no doubt examine Il for themselves. Inc
subscriber will take pleasure In showing " 10 any one
before the day of sale. 49,, -;
dus in two eana annual instruments, without interest
m he secured by deed OF trust on the premises Pos
session will he given tie usual lime 10 alow ant
seed this Fall, and full possession on The lst Of janu
AIRY, 1915. -, nnooos,,
Millview Post Office, Fauquier County, Virginia.
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VALUABLE JAMES RIVER LAND FOR
SALE

THE subscriber intending to remove to the South,
offers for sale the estate which he resides call
ed "NEWSTEAD,' In the lower end of the county Of
Cumberland, the town of Cartcrsyille, on james
River. II contains eight hundred and thirty eight
acres of which one hundred and thirty James
River Low Grounds, OF FIRST quality; The high lands lie
WELL probably better, than any on the rivers they
slope most advanageously 10 the South and gene
rally esteemed equn to any in this section of The State,
and portion highly improved. The society OF the
neighborhood intelligent and agreeable. The improve
ments all new and in good condition. they consist
Of large Dwelling House handsome aud convenient,
with beautiful Yard and Garden well enclosed, and all
the necessary buildings for such m establishment.
built last year, with rock basement, ard Sogtans
Threshing Machine Of great power. Phs Tobacco
Houses Stables and Houses for Negroes are all good
IL is thought unnecessary TO say moe OF the advantage
of situation and quality Of the soil OF Ills estate as
il is presumed purchaser would examine II carefully
for himself But the subscriber will add. that To per-
son wishing purchase an estate for residence. Is
seldom such an is offered. The distance To Rich.
mond Is forty six miles by the canal, aTGrdIng easy and
cheap transportation for travel and produce.
The subscriber has two small tracts Of land; one con-
tanning three hundred and forty acres, within half
mile Of the Newstead estate; the other one hundred
and twenty acres, distant mile and half, both hav
Ing on them an abundant supply OF timber, which will
sold with the estate or not, az may best suit pur
chaser.
The subscriber is anxious 10 sell, and those who may
wish 10 purchase assured that he will offer great
bargain in this property.
lie will be at any time ready 10 show the property
ing. ED. ]. DARLINGTON.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
FRED ERICK
White sulphur Springs.

SITUATED six miles Eas, of Winchester. va. and
~ one mile and a half from Stephenson's Depot on
the Winchester and Potomac Railroad, is now opeu for
the reception OF company.
This inferior none In tho State a. Il hods
in solution Sulphuraed Hydrogen Iodine and siagno-
sia mpartlng tone the system, and acting as pow
eru Alternative, visitors can testify hav.
Ing been visited for the last fifty years. and had il not
been for It's contracted accommodations must have
been amongst the first watering places In the Union
creased 80 10 accommodate between two and three
hundred visitors.
The proprietor has endeavorcd to put this watering
place fooiing with the most fashionable and COM
Portable places of the sort in plain STYLE and will
every exeron in his power TO make his visitors COM
fonabls.
II la easy Of access for all the Atlantic Cities Per-
sons leaving baltimore In the morning cars Will arrive
al the Depot at O'Clock the day, where n coach
will be In readiness to take them Immediately 10 the
Springs.
The proprietor feels thankful for the encouragement
he has received from the public, and will use every
eron TO merit continuance of by max Ing those
BRANCH JORDAN, Proprietor.
Persons wishing to visit this watering place. are
ferred 10 my former visitors:
Ex-Presdent Tyler, Gen. r. Jones' j. c. Rires, Chief
Justice Taney Mr.. j. N. Bonaparte, Rev A. Collins,
Reverdy Johnson, Rev. Charles c. Austin, John r. Du
vall-Batmore.
Judge p N. Nicholas, Judge r. v. Daniel Mr.. Chas.
F. Osborne-Rchmond, Va.
DR.. Robt. p. Waller, Mr.. WIN. w. Vest-Williams
burg, Va.
Messrs. A. NJ. Patton, J. J. Chew-Fredericksburg.
MIR. John Cooper Col. G. b. Cooke, MIR. - South
gate-Norfolk, Va.
Jos. B. Standardization, North Carolina.
Hon. WIN. b. Observation-Disclosures.
Richard w. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
June S-3tawt25thJy.
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TN CHANCERY.-vIRoiSIA: AT a Circuit Superior
Court Of Law and Chancery, held for the county Of
surry, the Courthouse thereof the 18th day of May
VIM. E. B. Rufin, Executor of Thomas Rufin, de-
ceased, Plaintiff:
against
Martha seammell, Edwin White, late Sheriff OF Sur
ry county, William r. Underwood, Boiling Iones, Ex
ecutor of VIM. Jones, deceased, VIM. ~ West, Execu
tor of Bernard Majur, deceased David Hargraye She
riff of surry and Administrator Of Stephen A. Hopkins
deceased, Amanda Scammell, Martha Scammeli, IT,,
Eliza Scammeli Nancy Scammell, George |. Scamme
John NJ. scunmell, VIM. scdnimeil, and Henry W. Ho
eman, Defendants.
The subpoena which issued In this cause on the an
nexed and supplemental bill, filed at January rules
said bill named, and they still failing appear and
swer the same-on motion Of the plaintiffs, Is ordered
that the said amended and supplemental bill be taken
for confessed 10 said defendants; and, therenpon
this cause this day TO he heard the papers
formerly read, together with the reports Of VIM r. Un
derwood Special Commissioner of the sales Of the pro-
perry conveyed by the deeds Of trust of the thirteenth
day Of March and twenty seventh day Of February,
1870 and of the change of the bond Of John A. lunn
cult and VIM. r. Hankins for that Of said VIM. r.
lIankins and Samuel Wilson, TO which said reports
exceptions have been filed, and Oh the said amended
and supplemental BILL taken for confessed aforesaid,
and argued by counsel On consideration whereof,
the Court doth adudge order and Decree that the said
reports be conrmed and TO enable the Court to make
such disposition Of the balance Of the sales Of the pro-
perry sold by the said VIM. r. Underwood Commits
soner aforesaid may be necessary and proper for
the indemnity Of the suretes of Martha Scanned,
Administrative, with the will annexed, of VIM. Scam
NELL deceased, the Court doth further adndge, order
and decree that the said WIN. z. Underwood Special
Comm ssioner of this Court, do advertise at The Court
house door Surry county, and in pub
lished in the city Of Norfolk or Richmond, for sixty
days. for all un,asfed creditors ofthe said VIM Scam
NELL deceased, 10 come in, before him, by certain
named day, and prove their debts, he thereafter for
ever barred; and that the said Commissioner take
Of all such debts as shall be proven before him,
against the said VIM. Scammr, and remaining unsa-
tished and report the TO the Court, with any mat
tiers, specially stated deemed pertinent by hmself or
which may be required by the parties to be 20 staed
and the Court doth further adudge order and decree,
tina, the said WIN. P. Undcrwood Speeia Commission
aforesaid do collect the bonds returned with his
said reports, aud filed in this cause, and pay to tho
plaintiffs and defendants in this their in
this suit and deposlte the balance, together with the
balance of said sales remaining in his hands, in the Ex
change Bank of Virginia, At Richmond, TO The credit Of
this Court, in this and report his proceedings TO
the Court, in order to final decree.
A Copy. Teste,
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Land. stock, &c. for Sale.

TINfE subscriber wishes To sell his Plantation in Anne
i la W ithin four miles ofthe Court house, and near
the Amelia Springs, containing about one thousand
acres. generally in fine heart Upon THIS Tract there
very productive and a large body Of original wood
land, which would bring the hest tobacco lie would
also sell the stock of mules cows, ac, thereon, roec-
ther with farming utensils of every KIND and would
supply the purchaser with suniriency Of corn oats,
fodder, &C. for next year . consumption and wheat
seeding this FALL or, If more desirable, would have the
crop put In nj the usual price, and give inll Possession
on The first day OF December NEXT from whir time he
would he willing TO allow credit Of one, two, three,
four and five years for the amount equally divided
lie will simply add. that his price iof tins property shall
not be than its real value which he confidently
believes that under good management, The payments
may be made from tho place. a H. DREWEY.
Mr. r. q. Anderson, In the neighborhood, win show
the premises TO any person disposed 10 buy, and commit
ncaons addressed 10 me, in Richmond, will he arnd-
ed 10. A. H. ID.
f.,I,
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sultan ~ souegsaIs's scmcy,

THE subscribers have established General Ag-pry
= in Richmond, Va mud moot respectfully oter ihrir
services To their friends, and The nhiic generally,
the Transactions oc ali ha, ,cquirr- M acer:
city. They promise puncinaiy ana s'i't auenton 10
The collection NJ accounts and claims % very dc.crip
tion selling all kinds ii producer, hiring ont servants
renting oct ard rcrevlng n house,, elretna -
sales of real estate, paying taxes on delinquent
laE.s, and rcde-ming those idt are snih, &c.
Pensioners who receive their semi annual pay In
Richmond arc informed ina, correct 6Tms viii b. re-
mticd 10 them, with instructions inf me proper aiaen
tIrat,on nj their vouchers If dcsircn for ieratc
umlensatlnn.
Soldiers, Widows aud Orphans, who may be entitled
10 claims from The United states. may have tism
promptly attended to, BY plrng them in The hands Of
the undo rsgnad
ufi,e in Wellington Goddin's building, Bank
Snuare. JAMES 4. SUTTON. Ja,
JOHN q. SoUTHALi
Virginia Military Land Warrants hongh, and sold by
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REEDY BOTTOM FOR SALE.

TWILL he sold on The premises The highest bidder
w on FRIDAY, the first day of October next, on
credit of one and three years the above named es
tate the residence Of the late Thomas Wa!Rins aeSe
House, and u mile. below Milton, North Carolina, con-
;ainng 1851 acres good portion Of which Is 10 WOODS
aboul9oO first rate Low Grounds .ns up r
5nmh.r Of wears on The four shit system; Is well adapt
ed 70 ibs growth Of Tobacco Corn, What, Oats and
Glover on The land al ou ano
Attaining ae above Is another tract Of 276t acres,
with annd portion Of woods which will be sold Ell
Their a. may be nos,
purchasers; tbs tract mas aiso s'o' o"e''''s A"N
prrsons wishing 10 purchase, viii be shown me
Lands BY Mr.. George r. Richardson, residing on Inc
n-smises I or hy the subscriber.
privilege for seeiln. wheat win be given IN the
Fail and possession On the first day Of January next
ss'' '"' WILLIAM WATKINS,
July Ia-e,d, Executor Of Tho. Watkins, deceased
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RoCKFIsH LAND FOR SALE

TINE subscriber hereby offers again IN market his
i Tract OF Land, situated OH Rockfsh river, In BEL
county, not having been able heretofore TO effect
sale satisfactory terms, aud being still determined 10
sell.
This place contains about $50 acres go Of which
are low grounds Of superior quality. Much Of the high
land too j. Of excellent quality, and is In favorable
condition for farming and grazing purposes, rs Is
suitably enclosed, and Is well Sci In clover and limo
thy II is peculiarly well suited for stock farm, be-
ing unusually well watered, and very productive IN the
various grains and grasses.
The situation s beautiful and heallhiG; the improve
ments generally sufficient and substantial The
dwelling being coEinlodiou- and handsome; the neigh
boring society rood, md The distance az the place
from the James River Canal only 23 mica, 10 the
nearest POINT I'll which, from this region, turnpike
roud l. now in progress oil construction
II purchasers should prefer H. the ard could be ad-
vanrageousy divided o TWO unequal tracts, the lesser
10 CONTAIN about hundred acres and IL have upon
Il a comfortable dwelling and some ont-hcuses.
As the subscriber will he absent from the State for
weeks he will refer purchasers, In the mean time
10 MIR. &. T. Eses Of Lovngston, or Ia DR.. u. C. Meg
2inson, living near Covesve, both Gf the county oil
Nelson who are authorized 10 SELL II the price set upon
The place can be obtained.
II n sale be not effected before THURSDAY, the 9Th
day Of July, 1917, the lands VIII then be offered, the
premises, 10 the highest bidder.
One fourth Of The purchase money vii! bt required III
Land and the balance tire. equal instaments, IN
credit u one, and three years The purchaser giving
bonds with good security and the Title 10 the land be-
ing retained NJ additional security unit The whole he
paid JOS. +. MONTGOMERY.
Address Mount iioreb, Nelson county, Va.
May ld-ctds
40. POsTPoNEMENT-The subscriber, who is
now In Mississippi, finding that he will be detained too
long that State, in attending 10 important interests.
enable him 10 return TO Virginia by the 9th day OF
July next, hereby postpones the above sale until
THURSDAY, the goth day Of that month, when il
June a5-c,ds jos. F. MONTGOMERY.
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ANN FOR SALE

;gS s s1 S s ;ss ns
Tar river in the county of Granville North Carolina
within twelve miles Of the Raleigh and CASTOR Ran.
road. and containing limo acres About oas.na ,o i
grounds There are good DIV cling houses on The
premises and all other necessary buildings for farm, IN
good order. 49,, .-.,, =, 70, ,e anu
tracts in his patt of Tho s,aie and ia situated in plea
SAINT an d healthy neishborhood.
Terms sesOmmodanHH .D fei u''n Sos ca,ons
-'>S' Wv P. ~. WYCHE, r,.cr,o,s
July 23-c1 y j. mSVaS,
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PUBLIC SALE.

PURSUANT to decree Of the Circuit Superior Courl
oil Law and Chancery for TIE county Of Monroe, In
the State of Virginia pronounced the li;h day o
May lSi1 In the Of Capergn's Executor against
John Is. Lewis. and others, defendants and Dunlap
against the same defendants the Undersigned, Commits
siDneTs, VIII expose 10 sale, al public auction, 10 The
highest bidder, upon the premises, credit of one
two and three years, on THURSDAY, The 3yth day o
September next, that beautiful and valuable Estate
THE SWEET SPRlNGS-and the lands appurenan
thereto lying In the county of Monroe and extend nl
into the county of Allegheny This property IL sliua
ted in most eligible position fora watering place The
Spring rises IN OF the most beautiful and peasa nj
valleys in the mountains of Virginia. aud Is unsnrpass
ed in its delightful Summer climate, varied and sublime
scenery, and luxurious and healthlu bathing estabsh
men,s Il is distant twenty three miles fr"m Corlng
ton, the place designated as the head of navigation on
the James River Canal aud II is believed will be either
on or within few miles Of the great central improve
OF the State, connecting tile James with the Ono
river.
The land is of very superior quality. and The improve
ments are sufficient for the accommodation OF some
three four hundred persons There IS located on ms
property Rrck Hrtr, 2iu feet long and three stores
high containing dining LOO ret long and forty
feet wide. The other houses for tile accommodation o
visitors consist Tor the most part Of CABINS.
The Sweet spring Tract proper-embrarng the I'M
proyements aud containing l9 acres-wIll first be sold
then the residue Of The lands such lots parcels a.
may best suit the convenience of purchasers, and most
enhance the amount Of sal1s The purchasers OF the
Real Estate will be required TO give bond md security
for the purchase money and The title will be retained
until the purchase mOney Ia paid.
There will also be sold, nj tie time and place
by said Commissioners, all the Household and Kitchen
Furniture At and belonging 10 the Sweet Springs con
ss 81 such varirtya- necessary waterin. places
The Furniture will be sold for ASH
As properly of this description aud value ~ but sci
don, in The market the Commissioners would respect
fully invite the attention Of Capitalists 10 this adver
tlsement and would be. leave IL suggest, that join
stock company might be formed and advantageous,
invest in this property.
JAMES L. wooDvlLLE, com,rs
HENRY MASSIE, w."
July 20-caaw2n
To The Richmond Wing, National Intelligent
and Charleston Courier are requested TO copy.
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BUCKINGHAM WHITE SULPHUR
SPRINGS

THE subscriber takes pleasure in announcing to his
friends and the public generally, thai nc mas laken
to receive visitors and 10 give them his undivided at
tention. rn.i
i,.haw 1.'m,, house, 10 miles n. W. Of Farmiile, s
miirs from The New Store. mile from the town of
Curdsvie, md 3 miles 8. Wof Willis Mountains.
The medical virtues OF this water are too well known
to make comment necessary
Good Music has been procured. 80,
Board per week, 81; board per day, 81 2s so cents
per meal; children and servants ss ha price .cE o. S.
july a3-c8t RlCHARp n. hoohCh.
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MUSK ISLE FOR SALE

THE subscrlbe ba:ns determined to remove 10 ano-
tier part Of the State, offer, lor sale that we'll know
and productive Farm called Musk Isle, lying on tho
Roanoke river lille below the junction oi Dan ahI
5launton Rivers, and two miles from the town Of
Gainesville This Estate contains about ,o0 aefes'
230 or 40 Of which ate r.t are bottom .anisinderd,
think say truth, that The Island, containing
$50 acres fully equal 10 any rver bottom on me up
prr Roanoke. II IL needless. however, to give M
mute description. AZ thfse wishing 10 purchase VIII
doubtless examine Tor themselves | wou sell Tho
whole together or divide The land (Which may be done
advantaeeousy meet the WISHES OF purchasers and
invite those wishing purchase to examine the pro-
the whole or part OF it, tn. FRS, opportunity Having
lived al Muk Isle for twenty years, can say mat
the situation il healthy any know. The cleared
land both high and low, Is in good heart, and prndue
tive-the woodland very valuable. on account Of the
demand for timber and fuel in Ilarkesville-and The
neighborhood AZ good Us my in Virginia
June S-cw2m ShML. V. WhlhiNs.
P s. The above described valuable property viii DO
offered TO the highest bidder at pubic aue"n, on tue
tre,ms liberal. sY. w.