The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-19
CHASTAIN WHITE
my s-Staw&wtds ED. w. MORRIS,
VALUABLE FARM IN OR1NGE CO.
ny FOR SALE At AIICTION - Al. -

N.
TY FOR SALE AT AUCTiON.-As INV busi.
ness engagements in Richmond such a. to prevent
me from giving that attention to my farming opera
tens that they require, have determined to sell my
18th Of July next.
HAWFIELD i situated In one of the most healthy.
and In all respects desirable sections of Vir-
glnla being immediately at the foot of the South
west Mountains and less than five miles from the Ra
pid Ann Station on the Orange and Alexandra Rail-
road; also, within few miles of the Plank Road from
Orange Court-House to Fredericksburg. 1t contains,
by survey $50 acres of which 600 are cleared
ana IN high state OF improvement The whole of it
set beautifully in orchard grass timothy and clover
large portion OF the tract is branch meadow land;
and both bottom and high land is very productive
hay and stock.
1t we'll watered, having seven constantly running
streams on IT. and Is capable OF being divided into
fourteen fields of 30 acres EACH with water in all
There is no waste land on the tract All that il not
cleared is In original growth of TIMBER and much of
grower. As the railroad from Fredericksburg now
being constructed win pass within mile of the wood
land, the timber could be turned to good account.
The buildings are commodious and in excellent or.
der They consist of q large framed dwelling house,
with basement which, if finished Off would give ten
good rooms. few years ago it was painted and put
In complete repair. Large stable, barn. corn house
and negro cabins in good order to which have added
recently shelter covered with shingles 100x5O feet
with large hay loft above and cattle shelter 100 feet
long, Attending every convenience for the protection
OF stock, provender, implements. &c.
My operations at HAWFIELD for the past seven
years have been with a view to asteady and perma
nent improvement of the land and think its present
condition will show that have not been unsuccess
full Besides having over two hundred bushels O.
wheat seeded. have had on the farm for the pas
year nearly 1000 head of sheep and good stock o
cattle, which show that it is well adapted to grazing
1t israrey that farm in such condition, and having
such rare advantages as HAWFIELO, 10 offered IL
market. The fences are in excellent repair. The
land is entirely clean and in fine heart clear of bush
es and rock, and can be cultivated with little abo
and large profit any other tract of it's size. 1t is
therefore, in condition to pay profit at once; ant
am determined to sell, invite all who wish t
purchase farm, desirable place of residence anl
profit, to examine it previous to the day of sale.
TERMs-One-fouth cash; balance ia equal install
ments of l. 2 and years. with interest from the
day of sale, or, If mole desirable to the purchaser
other terms might be agreed upon.
Mr.. John 5. Graves resides at HAWFIELD, ant
will take pleasure in showing the farm to any ons
who will visit him. WIN. g. CRENSHAW,
my s-lawt7thJyt2a Richmond, Va.
JUNCTION VALLEY TURNPIKE FOH
SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION.-By virtue o
decree made by the Circuit Court of Rockbridee
at its April term, A. d 1856, in the case of VIM L
Fisgat and others, the junction Valley Turnpike
Company and Others pending therein, the undersign
on SATURDAY, the 9th of August, 1856 sell at pub
lie auction to the highest bidder at the front door
the Court House in Lexington, the franchise of the
said Junction Valley Turnpike Company and its road
with the appurtenances thereto attached The roa6
il sixty miles in length, leading from Buchanan tc
Staunton, and with judicious management, may be
made profitable investment.
TERMS: Cash in hand sufficient to pay cost of sui,
and expenses of SALE and for the residue credit OF
six. twelve, eighteen and twenty -four months in fem
equal instruments the purchaser giving bond with ap
proved personal security.
VIM. w. BOYD, lc,
5. McD. MOORE, Com'rs
z. F. PAXTON.