Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-06-20
AUCTION SALES,
$500,
'ALtabI;E FARM IS ORANGE COTNry

-D' 'fbT ~ l AUCTION
"a : my busncee cngagcurn,. in Biohn,,,j n,o -,.r
= 70 proven: me from giving thu n,,rn,ins - WV
II ms op'i"'i'ir t'"t 'hey require, | have Ge,,-rnin.j
!" 49,! 'Hy inrintn Grunge coru:y, at AUCTION ~ TiiTRG
DAY, l9th July next. '"' u" iiCNS-
llAWFlELD is situated in one Of the mos, bc,,,br for.
tis aud in al! respects, desirable sections NJ . 'r! lcl'
ing immediately NJ the :oot vi the South Wr.t Jn"n,.n'
and less than i've miles from the Rapid Ann station "n ,hs
Orange rnd Alexandria Railroad, also within a trv 81
OF tine Plank Road from Orange Court House to frede
%rickabulg. IL contains, by recent survey, $50 acres n,
which fOU are cleared aud in high state OF improvement
The whole OF il 10 ret beautifully in Orchard grass, Tiuln.
thy aud Clover. A lnrse portion OF the tract is branch
meadow land, and as both bottom and high lnnd is very
productive Of grass, there can be raised d very large guam
tty of hay ana stock,
Its well wutercd, having seven constant running Stream.
on II, and Is capable OF being divided INFO fourteen fields o.
1ut oo acres each, with water in all OF them.
mere ID no Waste land on the tract. All that is moi
cleared Is In original growth OF timber, and much OF il
might De cleared with much profit by II tobacco grower
rs the railroad from Fredericksrur. now being construct
I'd, VIII pnss within Ii mile oi the wood hand, the timber
COULD be turned TO h good account.
The build pgs are commoiirus, and in excelIent order
They consist Of lurge framed DWELLING House. with base.
mcnt. which, il finished oil, would give 10 good rooms. A
few years AEJ Il WIS painted and put in completr rrpnir
Large Stable, Burn. Corn House and Negro Cabins in
good order, 10 whirh ! hive added recently n shelter GOV
cred with shingles, 100 X 50 feet, with large hay lof,
above, aud cattle shelter 100 feet long, afording every
convenience Tor the protection Of stock. provendcr, in.
pIelnent., &c, &c.
My operation, ut HAWFlELD for the past seven years
have been with n view To II steady and permanent i'm
provelnrnt OF the land, and think Ito present condition will
show that have not been unsuccessful. Besides hav-
ing over two hundred bushels OF wheat seeded. have
had on the farm tor The past year ncnrly LOCO head OF
sheep and a good stock Of cattle, which show thar il L.
we'll Hdnptcd 10 grazing
IL ID rarely that II inrm in such condition, and havir.
such advantages his HAWFlEl.D. Is offered in market
ne fences ae in excellent repair. The land Is entirely
cle"n aud III hne heart, clear of bushes mud rock. and can
De cultivated with rs little labor and large prOtt. as any
other tract VI its size. II i, therefore, in r condition to
pny a profit nj once, and ~ determined 10 sell, invite
MI VINO wish 10 purchase a farm, desirable rs II place vi
sale.
iERMs.-One fourth cash, balance in equal instalmcnis
~ /. = hnd3 years, with interest from the day OF -sl., or,
II more desirable to the purchaser, other terms might be
agreed upon.
Mr.. John 5. Graves resides at HAWFlEL.D, and will
take pleasure in showing the farm to any Que who will
wilt him WIN. G.. CRESSHAW.
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