The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-10-15
The last offer of . Valuable stock Farm.

THE subscriber Having twice heretofore offered for sale
il his plantation, Gienfhorn tunder uniavorablc ccum
stances, howeyer without efectng SALE even attract
ing many buyers now offers for the last time And, as
advertisements be considered extravaganza or to be
dsregaded altogether he hereby gives public assurance
that the representations about be made shall be strictly
the properly for their own satisfaction
This place, then, is situated the south fork OF Rock
fish river in Nelson county, State of Virginia, twenty three
miles from Howardsville, (Which is ninety miles above
Richmond, ON the James River Canal,) to which point
from this region, welgraded turnpike road is now in
progress OF construction, whereby easy and cheap trans
portaton will be insured to AN excellent market The
contains about $50 acres, of which 20 superior
low grounds with much meadow land, large portion OF 1t
being situated and supplied with water that it might be
highland is of excellent quality and lies favoaby for cult
vaton hall OF il being already cleared and substantially
enclosed, and where corn, being well set IN clover.
timothy orchard grass and herds grass, d Of which grow
luxarianlly on every part OF the land.
supply Of oak, hickory and poplar for fuel and other
poses and nexhausble stock of chestnut and locust
which furnish the durable material for fencing 1t is
also unusually well watered there being upon it
springs of the finest WATER and at least constantly
ming stream in every field Whilst the place produces to
bacco great perfection, is admirably well suited the
stock business When we consider its large amount Of
meadow land its great general prodacveness various
grains and grasses well its abundant supply of pure
water justified in regarding il of the best stock
farms in the State, whether CATTLE sheep, hogs for
besides the advantages presented by the cultivated lands
there extensive range which affords grass for cattle
sheep, and mast Tor hogs, sufficient 10 sustain them for
several months in the year.
The Improvements decidedly good There is spaciou
and favored with scenery peonliay varied and beautiful
The yard and adjacent grounds thcky set with forer
and ornamental trees and shrubbey and at prope
distance orchards of choice fruit which rarely II ever
fail bear. The other buildings such usually
found a we-mproved place, and OF neat and sub
stantial character The situation is healthy any in
Virginia, and to the neghborng society belong morality,
intelligence, wealth, and refinement
If sale be effected before Wednesday, the 18th day
of September next, the property will be offered at that
tme the first fair day thereafter, the premises to
the highest bidder. Immediate possession will be given
seedlings and, upwards of $50 acres OF the land is
and tobacco, that quantity will be ready for
seeding this fall without the labor oil preparation
There will be good supply of corn, fodder, hay straw,
&c on the place which may be had reasonable
One-iourth of the purchase money will be required in
hand and the balance in three equal annual instaments
the purchaser giving bonds with approved security for the
deferred payments
The subscriber, who will generally be at home, Or Mr..
c. T. Estes of Nelson courthouse, will at time show
the lands any wishing them and he, the
subscriber is anxious sell and remove to the south
he prepared propose which must be considered
liberal
A perfect title will be conveyed
Address JOS F. MONTGOMERY,
Aug 30-ts Mount Horel, Nelson county, Va.
faS- circumstances having been such TINT 1t was
deemed advisable offer my place to the highes; bid
der the 10Th ut it is still unsod And il will, conse-
queny be sub ec private sale until Wednesday the %
day of November next, when if not sold BEFORE 1t VIII
positively be offered proposed in the foregoing advertise
ment there should be two reliable bidders present
In the mean while it will be neatly seeded with wheat OF
quality and in good time the purchaser paying for
oct 4-dtN3 JOS F. MONTGOMERY.