Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-11-06
Old CHURCH HlO1cI for sale.

RElNG DESTROYS Of retiring from my present vuca-
= tion, | offer for sale the well known and long es
tablished stand, called The Old Church Hotel. This
stand is situated in the lower end Of Hanover county,
directly on the main stage road leading from Richmond
city 10 TappalaDnOck, Is miles distant from The for
place and 81 from the latter. The main road from
fredericksburg via Bowling Green and Hanover Court
house, to New Kent, Charles CITY, &c, intersects this
road al This place This location Is one lf the
Unable Hotel stands in lower Virginia, embracing all
the travel between the upper and lower country. II Is
situated in one of the most healthy, wealthy, intel.
gent and moral neghborhoods in this region. This
property has lately undergone many agreeable aud ad
vantageous alterations and Additions which render IL
much desirable than formerly. Attached 10 II are
So acres Of land, which has been greatly improved,
and in addition there IL of wood land lying
about quarter Of mile distant. There is fine young
orchard which is beginning TO bear the choicest
ffuiis-such as apples, peaches, pears cherries and
aprcos-and the garden is well stored with s,rawbrr.
~ aud raspberry bushes. In addition 10 the Hotel
all necessary and convenient gu, houses some new,
and all in good repair we'll Of good water with
iron pump, and bath house attached thereto There
are also on the premises Wheelwreht and Blacksmith
Shops, both of which have good run III custom, and
there Is 4 great opening for Il good Shoemaker. The
l.. $. Mail Stage passes the Old Church four times
week-the passengers OF which breakfast here going
down. aud dine returning. There Is also large Post
Office Of which The proprietor Of the Hotel is Postnas
ler-the profits of which are worthy Of consideration
There Is likewise, large and convenient store house,
and II IL thought That variety store. well supplied aud
jud:cously managed, might do pretty good business
here. will also dispose of all the furniture Al a fair
valuation, most Of which ~ new, and all III good order,
and sufficient for all the purposes Of ,lIr Hotel.
If the above described property Is no, disposed ui pri
vately by tie 18th of December lsis, il WILL on that
day, il fair, otherwise the first fair day thereafter
Sunday excepted, be offered for sale at public auoiion
on the premises, the highest bidder. Onc-thlrd of
the purchase money will be required IN cash, the ba
lance in one and years IN equal payments carrying
interest from the day OF sale until paid, aud the title
will be retained until The last payment is made. To
any person wishing 10 embark IN The Tavern or Mtr-
chandise business, will sell bargain.
Oct 20-claitds JAS ID ELLETT.
AMELIA COURTHOUSE TAVERN.
,INE subscriber having taken lease on tins Esia.
hlishment for term o. yeats and having tho.
roughly repaired, renovated aud re6rd IT, Is now pre-
pared 10 accommodate his friends aud The public gene
rally the best style. His bar is well supplied with
the best liquors, &C. his cable viii always be fur
nished with The best the neghburoud affords; and he
faers himself that, by his strict personal attention, he
III he able give entire satisfaction 10 all vino may
call him. This place is just forty miles fiom Rich
mond, easy days ride for travellers 10 or FROM Rich
mond. JOHN a. JETER.
July lS-clafSt'