Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-12-25
ORANGE LANDS FOR SALE

| HAVING settled permanently in the South, again
| orange-consising of SEVEN FARMS-stuatrd, say
two miles from Racccon Ford, on The Rapid Ann river,
thirty from Fredericksburg, twenty from The Louisa
Railroad and about three from the projected line of the
| Frederick sburg and Blue Ridge Railroad.
| Four Of these farms have large proportion of low
grounds, Of unusual BREADTH each side Of Mountain
These farms are now IN fine order, with heavy
cover upon them, aud well adapted 10 The virginia
staples, corn, wheat and tobacco, and afford abun
dant materials for speedy, permanent and indefinite
Improvement, having excellent vein Of limestone
| of easy access, running through them The first
! farm-viz:
| THE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 005 acres, and is di-
vided By and substantial fencing into suitable pro-
portions Of meadow, upland and woodland. The
dwelling house IL large, thoroughly and newly repair
ed and painted and the nuthuiidInls are sufficient and
in good order This farm is admirably adapted TO Ill
age grazing hens fine land, and well supplied
with water and shade In every field.
THE wIHDER TRACT contains eco acres, next
above the Meadows, on Mountain run-.Is proportions
OF meadow, wood and upland being nearly the same
II has q comforabr small tenement upon II, Sc.
THE BiRCliLANJ TRACT contains also GC0 acres
"A large proportion o. which is bottom land on Noun
tain run Of .le ,s ausy for g!3s Or crops.
and is well proportioned in It's divisions Of wood, low
and upland.
GOSHEN contains IFS ccres-ying East &c Mountain
rum and is about equally divided into wood and titled
land.
BRAZtER contains go acres OF bottom land nerr'n
the Meadows, on Mountain run
WOODLAND contains IT'S acres of timber land.
These Tracts situated in heal:hy section Of
country, and offer the first Inducements 10 gentlemen
wishing desirable farms in The upper country.
More particular Information respecting them wi ne
given by my brother, Jeremiah Morton, living near the
PREMISES who ia fully authorised dispose Of the pro-
perry His address Is Racco'n Ford CGpsPeI county
II The Richmond Wing, Virginia Herald, Washing
ton Union and Winchester Republican will copy once
a week. any. f-cwu
| CHARLOTTESVILLE FEMALE AGA
DENY.
THE next session of this institution will commence
on the first Of February, and end on the last Of
| June.
Terms, per session fine moxtAs:
| For the English course, SD
French, Italian, Spanish, Greek OF Latin, ~
| Algebra or Geometry. .
| Music, with Of Piano, lo
Board, including every personal accommodation, on
| The subscriber now occupies The premises owned by
the late Principal and will he prepared 10 receive board
ers Board can also be obtained IN many of the most
| respectable families in Charlottesville.
Persons who may wish to make enquiries respecting
the School are referred TO the Trlsiees-viZ: " w.
J. H. Timberlake. and Ira Garrett. Also. TO Gen John
| H. Cooke Rev. w. :. White, Rev Peyton Harrison.
Rev. C. w. McPhaii, Rev. J. 81 P. Atkinson, Rev. Da
| MEL b Ewing, Rev. J. VI. Allen, Rev. W. Thompson,
| Rev. S. w. Blain, and Rev b. NJ Smith.
| Dec l2-cw7w Il HOLLADAY, Principal.
WAQUA FEMALE SCHOOL,
I The residence Of James askins, In the county ol
| ~ brunswick, will he re.opened on Monday, the lst
| day OF January, le49, by Miss f. W. Parsons.
TERMS.
Board, for the schoactic year, Ssl
! Tuition In English, -
\ Tuition in French, w
| Music, with use nf Piano, X,
Half Of the expenses he paid the expiration OF
| JAMES llASKINs.
Advertisements P. o., Brunswick CO., Va.
| Nov 24-cwtJanl
| NJ The Richmond Christian Advocate and Peters
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