Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-09-12

HAVING heretofore made the ''llsi "nrr'' oil my
II Tract Of Land, as whole, AMI never having met
with purchaser for 80 large place. VIII row pro
pose to divide 1t into three farms, all wt, improve
mems suited 10 them respectively.
The central and largest tract contains about $40
acres about 100 being bottom land 81 lie very
finest quality considerable portion of The highland
il cleared, and lies favofably for cultivation. This
place 10 very handsomely improved, aud II, altogether,
delightful residence.
The lower tract contains $50 acres 10 or lis acres
being bottom land Of excellent quality, as the crops
growing upon il fully prove. The highland npon this
place lies very prey, and Ia very productive. good
portion of it being cleared and we'll set IN grass Tho
Improvements consist OF comfortable dwelling house.
with four rooms, and some OUT houses.
The upper tract consists cf 2'5 acres, At least
hundred acres being cleared and In cultivation. This
tract Is without bottom land hui lies well, aud Is
marxaby fertile. The Improvements consist Of con-.
Portable log houses, occupied by tenants and such ne
cessary out houses small farmer would require.
rs these places all parts OF large tract
of them might be conveniently enlarged diminished.
to SUIT the wishes OF purchaser. There Is orchard
Of excellent fruit an each place rnOst abundant sup-
ply of valuable TIMBER, and numerous springs aud ne
yer falling streams OF the purest water These lands
produce well all the crops cultivated IN thr state, IN
Guiding the various grasses and could ba, II desired,
advaptas eously employed for grazing purposes The
situation IL healthy, aud the society good. The dis
lance from Iowardsvle, which II on the James River
Canal and where there Is an excellent market for tho
various products Of the farm, IL about twenty three
miles by the present road hut there 10 wen graded
turnpike now In PROCESS of construction from that town
To this region, which will shorten the distance several
miles, and which will enable the occupants OF his land
TO make trip TO market, with heavy load in two
daysand, besides this facility for getting market,
which IL certain OF completion, another promised by
the Louisa Railroad, which. when extended TO tho
Eastern base Of the Blue Ridge, will approach sufficient
ly To render trip 10 lis terminus entirely practical
BILE In one day.
"A this property has hsen often described hereto.
fore, IL Is deemed unnecessary 10 give more psitcu-
lar description Of IL NJ this time The subscriber will
add, however that what he has said OF In his several
advertisements Is strictly true and that he verify be-
lieves he Is prepared 10 sell great bargain 10 any ono
who is really disguised TO buy. He would prefer To sell
privately; Int IL he he not able TO eec sale IN That
way by WEDNESDAY, The 27th Of sEPfEMBEh,
he will positively put ths entire property to the hir
est bidder on that day with The determination TO sell,
unless the price bid impose sacrifice greater than any
sane man should submit 10. And rs private sale 10
preferred, he will at any time sell either the whole or
any part OF this property advantageous terms to
the purchaser he could reasonably expect To be Ia
vored with at public sale
Tns subscriber proposes 10 require one fourth OF tho
purchase money 10 hand, and the balance in three
equal annual mens, without interest," but he wilt
chreriny arrange the payments TO su:t the convent.
ence OF purchasers.
He may be addressed At Mount IIoTeb Nelson county
Virginia. which place this land lies; but he would
much prefer to gentlemen In person, hen they
could make a personal examination of the property.
and be prepared TO act understandiarly NJ once.
Aug aa-ctds JOS r MONTGOMERY