Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-11-11
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SALE IL MONROE COUNTY, VA.
no; sold privately before, Of which notice will be given,
roe county, On TIE list OF NOVEMBER. lsjs, Cha: be.
ia: the fret day OF the November Court the following de.
Sirable tracts Of Land, in the County o! Monroe, and in the
ricinii! Of tnion. the county seat. VIZ.
THE ALDki;sON TRACT, situated between the salt
sulphur Springs and Union, one aud 4 hall mile from the
former and half a mile from the lAaer, and lying upon both
sides Of the turnpike, containing one hundred and sixty.
! nine acres.
The sugar orchard and meadow. purchased Of VI. McDan.
lei, within Il quarter or half mile of Union, containing forty
siA and .cycn.twcIth acres, adjoining III, same.
The ;r"cE Of land formerly owned by Thomas J. Erirnr.
adjoining the a:ore- mri;ioEcd Anderson Tract. within Il
mile ana a quarter OF mon. and half a nile ~ the salt
sulphur Spring, and upon both sides Of tEe turnpike road,
containing four hundred aud tty cish; acres, ;wcn'y two
poles.
The land purchased 81 Erskin- aud Caruihrrs, adjoining
the same and the Salt sulphur Springs tract, coniain.u: "niy
one hundred and thirty six acres.
The Iiliuy and Lowe Tracts. containing two huGiFrd
and nlnetrsi: acres and eighty poles, adjoining the a!orc.
mentioned Thos. J. Bierne tract.
The Keys tract. containing: one hualred and eish;ytN"
acres, within half 4 mile y: | MON, and adjoining the tina.
ny and Lowe tracts.
The Hall Place, within five miles Of Union, upon both
side, OF the turnpike leading from Union - the Sweet
Springs. containing: I've hundred and twenty seven acres
aud s~in;yiir-r poles. The 4. A. Chapman Tract, part OF
The STEPHENSON Land, and adjoining the same, containing
OF. hundred aud tHo and three quarter acres.
The william and Daniel Youu: Tracts. containing ,go
hundred ani cieliy-uGiTc acres ami one hundred ani h:i!
poles, adjoining the aforementioned Hall Place. The
iloiaes Tract, containing one hundred Ari ninety acres, ad'
iOiuin. the same.
The BgTlrtt Tract, containing tSo hundred and sixty
one acres and lUi poles, adjoining the same.
The James Afford Tract, coH;aiuiG. one hundred and
seventeen acres, adjoining the same.
The Lewis Tract, containing one thousand and four acres:
Il seven miles from ln!on, on tie SScri springs and SAT-
sulphur Turnpike.
The Bocges, Mill Tract, containing one hundred and nine
acres, adjoining the same.
The ~IolsappIe Tract, containing ;hree hundred aud seven.
ty.dvc acres, but by a recent> survey, four hundre'! aud
f~Ur,yfogr acres, adjoining the same.
The Long Tract, containing three hunirc! mud eighty
nine and y half acres.
The Foster Tract, containing nine;y.eight acre, aud
eighty poles, adjoining tie same.
The McDowell Tract, in part, one hundred aud slightly
nine acres, adjoining the aforementioned Lewis Tract
The Lands purchased Of Lewis Campbell, known a. the
Reuben and Joseph Harrison Tract, OF four hundred and
| fifty acres. Robert Carlisle Tract Of one hundred acres.
\. \. Chapman Tract, Of four hundred and sixty.;hree
acres. The John liolsapplc Tract, OF iwenty.nne acres,
and the Mountain Tract OF one hundred and siaiy acres.
Those latter land, lie on Second Greek, brio" and adJoin.
Ing those OF the Lewis Place.
The Cornwall Land, purchased Of TTostrom Patton, In
two tracts. one hundred aud eish.y.two, ann two bundled
snd hfty::eysn acres. A tract Of fifty acres, purchased
OF John X. Nrrl, adjoining the same, and both Of which
adjpins the Campbell lands. \ tract OF land lying on the
waters % Po:is Greek, adjoining Andrew u. CrosIer, con
tanning one hundred aud ten acres. Known As the KVhef;
Dunbar Place. Another adjoining the same. and Geo. ",
lruAy. containing ninety acres. in the maine Of James
NJ. sd VIM. II. puuLar. The above lands embrace u very
lir:e portion o. the best soil In Monroe county, proysrbial
for Is fertility Of soil and ~.alubriiy ~ climate, i in the
centre Of the mineral water region, convenient 20 the Cow
instnn and ohio and Crn'r raj Railroads, unsurpassed .Or
grazing and grain purposes we'll timbered, well wa;ered and
10 "a high state Of Improvement.
y more detailed description Is deemed unnecessary, as
person, DESTROYS Of %purchas.n: will examine the lands for
themselves previously. and thr subscriber will chcer!uily
exhibit them 10 all such persons.
The undersigned will enieavOr 10 oGer the lands in such
quantities Il, will suit purchasers, aud will sell privately II
he can.
TERMS OP SALE.-One. fourth in hand, tie residue in three
equal annual installmrn;s. pay able In one, Two and three
wears, will. interest from date, with bond and approved Sc
curity. Possession given Immediately after sale.
IL may he proper TO add that these land, easily admit OF
being divided into four principal tracts, of about 2,2"'
100, 800 and 80 acres In each, and will be :" sold j
deemed desirable.
will also sell the house and lot In the town OF Union
known as the Temperance Hall. the lanyard o., buiidin,
and fixtures, the brick house, blacksmith shop and lots nov
In the occupancy OF Nr. fiss. Should the above property
be sold, will offer at an early day all my stock. Of ever!
description, amongst which will be found two stations o
good stock, farming Implements, household aud si;chei
furniture, Oh a credit Of twelve months, with interest Iron
date, notice OF which will he given ~ early a. possible.
oct .j-c,ds ASDREW BElRNE.