The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-06-09
VAMLku x.,a. q FARM a. ORANGE COUN

VALUABLE FARM IN ORANGE CDTjN-
II Foh SALE AT AUCTION.-As my bust
ness in Richmond such as to prevent
mo from giving ehat attention to my farming opera
tons that they require, have determined to sell NV
Farm IN Orange county at auction, ON THURSDAY,
HAWFIELD il situated In one of the most healthy
fertie and In all respects, desirable sections of Viz
glnia 6elng immediately at the foot of the South.
pld Ann Station, on the Orange and Alexandra Rail
road; also, within few miles of the Plank Road from
Orange Court-Houss to Fredericksburg 1t contains,
Dy recent survey $50 acres Of which 500 are cleared
and IN high state of improvement. The whole OF it
10 set beautifully in orchard grass timothy and clever
large portion OF the tract j, branch meadow and
hay and stock.
streams on it, and IL capable of being divided into
OF them.
There waste land on the tract All that il not
cleared is in original growth of timber, and much of
1t might be cleared with much profit by a tobacco
grower. As the railroad from Fredericksburg now
being constructed will pass within mile of the wood
land, the timber could be turned to a good account
The buildings are commodous and in excellent or
der; They consist Of large framed dweIling:
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 0Ox5O feet
with large hay loft above and cattle shelter 100 feet
long, atordns every convenience for the protection
My operations at HAWFIELD for the past seven
years have been with a view to steady and perma
nentlmprovement of the land, and think its present
condition will show that have not been unsuccess
full Besides having two hundred bushels of
wheat seeded, have had the farm for the past
year nearly 900 head of sheep and good stock of
cattle which show that it is well adapted to grazing
1t rarely that farm in such condition and having
such rare advantages as HAWFiELD, 10 offered in
market. The fences are in excellent repair. The
land is entirely clean and in fine heart clear of bush
and rock and be cultivated with little labor
and large profit any other tract of its size 1t H.
therefore, in a condition to pay profit once, and
as am determined to ssll invite ali who wish to
purchase farm, desirable as place of residence and
profit, to examine it previous to the day of SALE
TERMs-One-fOu tn cash; balance in equal install
ments of l, and years, with interest from the
day of sale, or, if desirable to the purchaser
other terms might be agreed upon.
Mr. John S. Graves resides at HAWFIELD, and
will take psars in 'hSwins the farm to any one
my 9-Iawt7thJyt2awtds Richmond, Va
TOMNlIoSIONE SALE OF LAND
" In CHEsTERFIELD.-In pursuance of de-
of Chesterfield Circuit Court pronounced on the
9th November. 1855, in the case of Farmer Va Bow
ler's heirs will infer for sale, at auction, on the
premises, on MONDAY, the 10Th of June next, the
tract of Land which Walker w. Bowler lately re-
sided. containing liz acres, situated in Chesterfield
county, on Cogbips Road, about miles from Man
chester miles from the Court House, and about
miles from the Richmond and Petersburg Railroad;
adjoining the lands of R. w. Flournoy Povall Turner
10 cleared and in cultivation. and the rest is in og
nal growth, and well wooded. The soil is well adapt
ed to the customary crops of the neighbsrhood and
the distance either from the railroad or Manchester
is not too great for the delivery of cord wood.
There is small dwelling House and Cooper Shop
ON the place.
for the residue credit of three six and nine months
with interest from date security to be given and title
e. COGBILL
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