Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-09-28
VALUABLE LANDS AND MILL FOR
SALE

THE subscriber has returned 10 Virginia. and, hav-
L Ing determined To remove TO the Wesf. - now pre-
pared To dispose oil hs Lands In Spofsyivinia county.
SNOW Hl1.L, his residence, is w" miles South nf
the Court house, and IA miles SontII. west of FIrdrr-
ickshurg, and will he sold III the whole or pari, la suit
those treating for II, In tracts Of $50 and go acres, or
the rrabouts.
Snow Till; proper contains upwards of $40 acres, md
this potion Of Virginia. embracing a coinmodious
Dwelling, ont houses Of Nil descriptions, Barns, Tobac-
ca Houses, Stables, Ice Houses, Ice aud Fish Ponds,
Orchards, young and thifty, Of all kinds nr choice
fruit n large and productive garden, well and neat
~ enclosed, and springs aud fixtures about them, In.
ferior To none in Virginia.; all under recently repaired
fencing and gates; some nf the latter of which are su-
perlor, being bnilt at 4 cost nf $40.
The MILL IL upon ,lr River Pc, 4 never failing
stream, two pair of stones, and in good order. and
connected with il Is some $50 acres II Land, well lin.
bered, the arabic part OF which Is productive, az tho
growing crops evidence, and ndjpIns Snow Hill.
The 230 acre tract alluded 10 Is IN The West side nf
the road from Snow Hill, tlr improvements on II CON
sIs,ing OF a comfortable dwelling house, yard and gar
den, well enclosed, Kitchen, ice and meat house, ice
and FISH ponds, and 4 large and new blacksmith shop.
lf not previously disposed Of, the above properly viii
be sold 10 The highest bidder, IN tracts In suit pnrchu-
s@rs, at Snow Hill, on Friday, the 9Th October next.
~ Sale positive, and without reserve.
Al The same time and place, MEADOW VIEW, The
late residence Of A.. Parker, deceased.
The residue Of his lands On the South side Of the
River 20, will be j sposed Of ala
shall be pleased to show the Property TO all persons
desiring to purchase. sTAP. cRuTCIfIELD
Sept 9S-ctds
LAND IN CHESTERFIELD FOR SALE.
MOI being able To attend IL my farming affairs, per
~ sonaIly, as heretofore, ! am induced ioonrr for sale
the tract 81 land w.,rreon I now reside, situate twenty
miles Soulil-wes, Of Richmond. II contains about five
hundred acres, we'll enclosed. About one hundred and
tiny are fiat land-of that, about one hundred are clear
ed, producing fine crops of corn, wheat, oats, clover,
&C. The balance IL in Is original growth, heavily Tim
brred with excellent white oak, &c. About Two hun
dred acres Of the high land are cleared, most Of which
produces well, and The other is In n state Of improve
mrnt. The rest OF the high land is in its original and ne
cond growth, with an abundance 0fiimbrr. The houses
are nearly all new, and none are wanting for convent
rnce or comfort. The dwelling house, butt under my
own superintendent, is neat and commcdious, with
an avenue from the road, about twU hundred yards, OF
sbeautifnl cedar hedges" There IL 4 large garden Of
the best soil, handsomely laid out, containing 4 selec-
ton Of choice grape vines.
ON about 4 hundred acres Of this tract of land, de.
,ached from the rest by a public road, il n neat Store.
house, which is At present leased ont; 4 Wheei-wrighi,
Blacksmith aud Shoemaker's Shop, all Of which have
proved themselves 10 be eligihly situated. This land IS
about mid way between the Falling Creek and Glove.
Hill Coal Mines, six or eight miles from each, aGordins
4 good market for The produce OF the Farm. II - sup.
posed by many that there is 4 continuous body of coal
from one mine to The other. There are coed signs on
this tract. a small interest in the minerals would be
retained II ia also in about Two hours ride Of the Hn-
Curnot Springs, and IN one hours eide Of four Churches
Any person desiring To purchase a neat residence ~
this section OF country would do well. psrl,aps. toex-
anime this place. w. w.
Sept. 2l-cw6W