Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-16
VALUABLE LIMESTONE LAND,
FOR SALE

In the JdHey Of Jirginia.
CD That beautiful estate known as CLOVER
- DALE, lying in the county of Botetourt,
within four miles of Bonsack's Depot, on the Nir-
ginia and Tennessee Railroad. The South wos-
tern mcadumzcd turnpike runs through il. The
estate containing upwards OF 1900 acres, Will
be sold at public auction, on the 18th of Novem-
Der next, il fair, if not, the next fair day, and
the sale will be continued from day to day, until
completed. The land will be first offered II
whole, but failing in selling it in TINT why, ii will
then be offered III small tracts-pluts and sur
yeys of which will be exhibited on the day of
sale. There are about 100 acres of cleared
land, divided into eight fields, lying as compact
ly and well as can well be conceived, about 100
acres of which is in Orchard Grass and Timothy,
and the remainder in fine heart and condition,
and admirably adapted to the growth of Corn,
Wheat and Tobacco. Tho tobacco houses are
nearly new and are sufficient 10 hold $1,000
sticks; four corn houses, with shop aud work
house; Il commodious brick barn; suitable negro
cabins; II stable, the latter sufficiently large for
twenty one horses. The DWELLING HOUSE con
tains 10 rooms with fre-places, besides a Library
and commodious Store rooms, Nc, &c. From
my house To the Depot passes a we'll graded
road, the tolls of which paid for all future
time.
There are upwards of 200 acres of Land seed
ed in Wheat the fencing good; the teams and
tools will be found much better than usual
There are upon the premises two Threshing
machines one stationary, and the other portable,
hay press, llursey's reaper, three carts >
Wagons, IA number of ploughs, harrows and cul-
tiyators, Blacksmlth's utensils, &c, about 225
head of hogs-75 of which are intended for tho
knife, about - horses, amongst which will he
found some ID fine saddle, draft and carriage
horses, six yoke of oxen, and Il head of stock
cattle, mich cows, &e.
There is also some plain Household and hitch
en- Furniture.
At the same time and place | will sell about
60O barrels of corn, lo0,O0O pounds Of sheet oats,
and some hay. The entire crop of Tobacco will
be offered as it hangs in the houses. The stua-
ton is regarded us unusually healthy Mr..
George =. Tayloc, the gentleman from whom
purchased, Informed mo that ne had never known
a case of fever upon the place. | have never had
an instance of it during my residence here of 10
years-whch | attributed to the fine water at
my door. will also sell at the time and
place from 30 to 40 valuable negroes.
TERMs.-'rhc land will be sold as for cash,
but by giving satisfactory security, the purcha-
ser may have n credit for two thirds of the pur-
chase money, for 10 years by paying the interest
upon the same SEM annually. For the other
one third the purchaser can have one and two
years, by paying interest in like manner A
lien will be retained upon the property TO secure
the deferred payments. Most of the negroes,
all the stock, crops, farming utensils. Nc, will
be sold upon II months time. Negotiable pa
pers satisfactorily endorsed, will be required
oct l2-cwtds HENRY 5. LANGIORNE.
n Richmond Wing, Enquirer and Southern
Planter copy once "A week until day of sale and
forward accounts to this Office.