Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-06-11
May 81


THE subscriber presunes that an advertisement Of
i Tobacco Land for sale will attract more interest
now when the market for the article makes Il nm oh
iect md the calculation that the price will be up
wards for several crops-probay the James River qia-
lily will be OFT OF demand agaln-the ioera ma
mover Treaty justies the opinionand the district oil
country that grows it 10 Limited and hrst-rae tract ~
seldom met with.
the name Of Red Honse. II ia situated Immediately on
the stage road leading from Hcksford 10 B0yton eight
miles above Iawrencevills in Brunswick county, VT
gina. IL contains 100 acres, of diversified soil the
West end il adapted 10 Tobacco as one prong o Jamie
Creek passes through it-acknowledged 10 he In lass
No L. II ia not forgotten that the Red House land did
produce the sla,c than any other tract in The
surrounding country, il was the only land that would
average 900 hs 10 the hand This was done by the
Batts's, John Wills and William Williams, in their day,
who were thought be the champions i'm growing The
article. Though the East end runs Hicks creek, so
much famed for grain. Here it was that the celebated
Beverly Brown made the Overgrown crops of grain
is estimated that the two creeks contain o9 acres o.
cropping. As the Rev. Preacher Dow would say, "now
will tell you the that induce me- TO offer II for
sale; hava but three children-two Of whom may To-
cate In the South, or West-and now, while have the
control of the third will enable me TO keep in strk
ing distance Of others-and am advised by medical
men, that Southern climate will be conducive to my
injured constitution.
am moi actuated by the expectation Of ever being
better or more comfortably situated, as consider II heal
thy and productive with all necessary and comforIa-
BILE improvements, now in neat order
AS deem puffng draw back upon good article,
and have never been fond of IT, and no person Is ex
pected TO purchase before examining the premises,
now invite the attention Of any person wishing
frst.rate settlement TO examine if-and, II they are
pleased, have but little doubt OF sale
Il would make three good settlements, but no part OF
II will be disposed Of until the whole Is under contract
If sold possesson be had at Christmas, with tile
privilege of seeding wheat this ensuing Fall.
NV yard cato is the edge Of the road and as the
travel on Is frequent, the place has doubtless been
seen by thousands and will very readily be recolected
If good society convenience of fixtures and produc
tiyeness OF soil be any nducement, respectfully ask
those In want to examine it-and II they like II, my
price will certainly induce them 10 buy
As | am like sold Rough and Ready" my will or my
wish is, to act promptly. RICHD. ID. WOoLSEY.
June 4-cw4ws
TO MANUFACTURERS ILLERS AND
MECHANICS.
HAVING been appointed Agents In this city for The
II sale GOODYEAR'S METALLIC GUM Elias
TIC MACHINE BETTING, we have now, and shall
hereafter keep full supply Of all sizes, suitable for
MANUFACTURES, MILLS and MACHINE SHOPS.
Since we have had the agency, We have sold many
BELTS and we are happy TO say they have given entire
have acquired In the Northern and Eastern States
MILLEk6, who at this season are preparing for The
new crop will find il 10 their interest TO adopt this
8etna for their Elevator Straps, rs II never ststches
and does not slip the pullies. In all workshops and
factories where there 10 much heat Is particularly de-
sIrabe az no degree Of heat under three hundred do
frees OF Fahrenheit has any effect upon It.
vhieh il Of ereat value as all machnists who have
tried II acknowledge il Ia used in this city, and by
Ensineers on all the Northern railroads and steam
boats and In all the new ,team mills.
'"'.'' INV - - WILLIAMS HAXALL,
Iun.ac6, Agents for the Manu- facturers.