The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-05
RIAL estate FOR SALE.
- ,osE MUNDKEDi A0KEsI OF Ian

Oh ,oNE HUNDRED ACHES OF LAND
ba4 ~ Ss, 81 Rs''s s.9 sa tss
pa h,nS saet,on. the TRACT OF LAND npon-&
u 1ssds e.. as IN hs iss Ssy 6 H hs
@ sna qlrs !se G sn4. Of of ,9hR
wood. The DWELLING is large and comfoT, "a
o os seven rooms and Vel suited for
Is deemed unnecessary. Any person desir,ns 10
view said and will be shown it by the subscriber,
Will be sold at the same time. all the CROPS of
P Fpk saf S6NTf GrFSsf1gsK NIT E, and
TsEiams Liberal and made known day of SALE
safe without regard To weather
ro,,,,.,,..A A. L. DElTRfCK, Trustee.
49, FARM SALEM THE COUNTY
-sa~ the FARM on which now reside o IN sac .he "a
above named county. The Farm contains $50 LII
the s eIs n q" bs lies
talns, within fourteen miles of CharlottesviIle,
ten mules Of GoTdonsville, three miles of Gotham
Depot on the virginia Central Railroad and ad
Joining the lands of the Hon William G. Rivss
Fey, r. Boyden, DR.. T. w. Nerve. her, and
S5 hSS9ss s AfGGf P ToBkt
For society and heal,hfuness of situation it is
STOCK AND IMPLEMENTS will be sold 1.-THE
II Terms liberal Persons deslrous of looking at
81 s Gsbhs s1 p 4sds''
oe :. -aW'" AlbemaTle Co., Va.
a FOR SALE, MOST YAIUA8LEPRO-
h FhhIEztfR ErA GrH " af2fTTrNT 1co Of
LANp' The subscr Der having recently pur ~A-.
effased large farm in another county, with view
"n1is L9I SAFE hs most valuable estate in the conn
81 OLE silS aoet' CITY, known as Lutte Se0tland'
the mouth Of Hampton river; its health nnsnq
PASSED; fhe sou high and rich; scenery the most
view Of hampton River, Old Point Com :ort the
1 r OIL han az 5ton. and the splendid roadstead-
TINS direction, and the locality Of Little Scot
ANU a presents every facility for building pur-
subscriber has seriously copte mpated the division
OF hls arm into lots. conf 'ent the scheme would
Little Scotland before the lst OF January NEXT
pec s, '9an 9psa 1t q sma Hod suta?e
tie Scotland on the oo ons side sao aDs 4
W.T., n the rssdy sSoaIqF town OF Of Haspt %i
ne lInpTavements are all new-new BARN and
nCIIHOI SES a iarge and C mmrd GUS BRICK
htSlutNC, WITH all the necessary cpnve-
two from Old Point THIS place offers rare induce
mehta-ail the Injuries of the 'alt water, health,
Scotia4d" contains about l85 ACR : s. excaptlns
rGbt q R TX seJesi on yhi l, there is new
5rl2d NJ twen'y barrels OF -four, or one h ndred
bushes ct meal Per day. for all Of which there is
- Mill Point to be an excelle t locasinn for a
ship ard. and the purchaser of the Mill c0uid
easily attach Saw VI iii and Railway The Mill
wiz he sod separately or with the Farm, as he
purchaser may G1SIIe-the sucscTIber reSPryiug
tw" acres Tor & summer residence. upon Mil
Point which he would not dispose 81 on scarceiy
any consiCe vatl0n. II would most respectfully
invite all who NAV wish to purchase to visit the
premises, as he cannot pretend to give the many
ADVANTAGES possessed by - Little Scotland" Its
induce Aents are many and rare either to the cap
ltaIst or to one who may desire beautiful hone
combining all that is necessary for pleasure and
comfort
The subscriber would also offer for SALE an
other valuable FARM G nta ming one hundred
and hity acres. situated opposite tn town ci
Hampton on Hampton river and known as Oak
land,' with most superior facilities to the best
markets The soil is his hy productive. There Is
an active demand for every thing capable of he
ing produced on farm. 1t is one fourth of a
mile ON Hampton, and three from ola Point
Ire beauty OF location It's heal tn. the productive
Tess of the soil, together with it's proximity to
good schools and churches, reLder it most de-
sraOle place.
f not sold privately before, The subscribers will
Offer at public auction, the Mill PtopeTty and
0aklFnd, IN Hampton, en- THURSDAY, the I'D
November, 1861.
TENN Accommodating.
For further information, address,
WILLIAM E. WOOD,
2S-dlm uemntop ".