Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-08-25
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Three Farms for sale.

HAVING heretofore made the "lasl offer" OF my
: = Tract of Land, us q whole, and never having met
with u purchaser for go LARGE a place, | will nav pro-
pose TO divide it into three ialms, all with improve
menis suited to them respectively. -.
The central and largest tract contains about afu
acres, about 100 aces heing bottom land Of the very
finest quality. A considerable portion OF the highland
Is cleared. and lies f%avorably for cultivation. inns
place Is very handsomely improved, and Is, altogether,
a delightful residence.
being bottom land Of excellent quality, as The crops
growing upon it fully prove. The highland Upon this
place lies very %prettily, aud IS very productive, ! e T
portion Off being cleared and well sci III grass. Tine
improvements consist OF Il comfortable dwelling mouse,
with four rooms, and some OUT houses.
The npprr tract consists of o5 acres, at least one
hundred acres being cleared and in cultivation. This
tract is without bottom land, hut 1t lies well, aud is re-
marsab,y fertile. The improvements consist o! COM
fn,table log houses, occupied by tenants, and such me-
crss,ry OUT house az Il small farmer would require.
Asthese places are all parts of one large tract, any one
of them might bs conveniently enlarged q: diminished,
TO suit the wishes OF a purchaser. There Is an orchard
of excellent fruit on each place. n most abundant sup
ply Of valuable timber, and numerous springs and ne.
yer. failing streams OF the puIest water. These lands
produce well all the crops cultivated IN the State, in
GLIDING the various grasses, and could be, If desired,
advantaceously employe ed for grazing purposes. The
situation is healthy, and the society good. The dis.
lance from Howardsville, which Is on the James River
Canal, and where there is an excellent inarke: for The
various products Of The farm, Is aboat twenty.three
miles by the present road, hut there is a well graded
turnpike now in process uf construction from that town
To this region, which VIII shorten the distance several
mites, and which will enable the occupants Of this land
10 make n trip TO market, with a heavy load, in two
days;-and, besides this facility for getting to market,
which is certain OF completion, another Is promised by
the Louisa Railroad, which, when extended to the
Eastern base Of the Blue Ridge, will approach sufficient
ly near 10 render a trip 10 It's terminus entirely practical
BILE in one day.
As this property has heeI SO often described hereto
fore, il is deemed unnecessary 10 give a more partieu.
lar description of IL at this time. The subscriber viii
add, however. that what he has said of II In MS several
advertisements is strictly Ice, and that he verify be.
lieves he is prepared 10 sell a grea: bargain to any one
who is really disposed to buy. lie world prefer to sell
privately; but II he he not able 10 effect a sale IN that
way by THURSDAY, the fifth day OF
he will positively put up the entire property Ia the hight
est bidder on that day. with the determination 10 sell,
unless the price bid impose a sacrifice greater than any
sane man should submit 10. And, ~ Il private sale IS
preferred, he will at any time sell either The whole or
any par, OF this property on as advantageous terms IL
the purchaser as he could reasonably expect 10 be IA
vored with at a public sale.
Tie subscriber proposes TO require one-fourth OF the
purchase money in hand, and the balance In three
equal annual instalments, without interest, hut he VIII
cheerfuliy arrange The payments TO suit the convent.
ence of purchasers.
He may be addressed at Mount Horeb, Nelson county,
Virginia, near which place this land lies; but he would
much prefer 10 see gentlemen in person, when they
could make a personal examination of the property,
and be prepared to act UNDERSTANDABLE AT once.
Aug 2-ctds JOS + ~NiGoMhh