The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-23
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

HHENs,e0 EW0 yAaTNRIE HnIisRI EARNS FaIaT JNa
IMftsHi0S MITES Below GISVFit' RIcASUNp AAsSNItp FookRl
mated described above, one contains 2i6ll acres,
80 acres cleared and is well adapted to the growth
ance of the land is in wood. 50 or 60 Of which are
heavily set IN pine, with some valuable timber for
oom ana %
the usual out buildings. TIM other farm contains
the farms are healthy and 50 lear the city as to
render them very desirable, A barEaia can be had
Information cam be had sFf Of the ssSb sSbsorber et
RO. b. LYME, Gen'l Land Agent &C..
au % dts Office Metropolitan Hall.2
~ FARM FOR SaLE.--I offer for sale my
FARM, known as Park HILL" ia the county
of Mr.. Ro. C. BTaston, Mr. j. W Randolph and
description of the land, improvements and advan,
tages presuming those wishing to purchase will
TEEMs.~Liberal. ]. NJ. 6. DICKINSON.
au 2O-dlm*
~ THE SALE OF THE PEMBERTON
ES i AT E, on James River, In Powhstan
not having been made, IcontIDge to offer the same
privately The whole OF said Farm, OF a portion
valuable high land and $50 acres Of first class low
grounds, making a compact and beautiful Fsrm-
As%rSss sa s.dsw sabs1t's S Hi g, foxSa..n SI".
sss. Ice 100 hGKkS OF tAND, UN TIE
Ian = Immediately on the York. River Raj road.
joining the lands OF Thcs. J. Carter. Philip Wat.
kns and others sb ut one halfcleaIed, and would
suit ell for a market garden, &c. The wood land
is ct in pine and oak, 1t is coHven ent TO a mill
and several churches; the society good haI-
cation be msde to the scriber, or it win be- ex
changed for property IN the city or upon the sab
aIS aa d,. Fo B. LfNk One. tf.a Asfn t HALL
E#a aLAND, IN CHESTERFIELD, FOR
x-1SALEE@I @ offer for sale. privately; all o.
nv REAL ESTATE in the county OF Cheste fheld,
consisting Of four tracts Of valuable LAND, well
purposes. The first tract contains AS acres, 10
Gated on Falling Creek; about miles from the
y Of hs REHas Krsf al
necessary out houses. There are about 60 acres
Of valuable fiat Land attached thereto, which rem
deIs the tract verv valuable. The second tIact
contains about 1874 acres, located on the Failing
Creek Turnpike, miles from Richmond and has
good Dwelling House and necessary out houses.
miles from Richmond; aud contains $50 acres.
out OUT houses. and is in an improSsd cond tioa and
well located for farming purposes And the fourth
wi hin one mile of the same Turnpike Road, oon-
tanning So acres and is very valuable for Its hne
timber.
| will sell all of the above tracts, or either of
them, on reasonable terms, as am anxious to re-
| move to another portion of the State. Any ont
person, who resides on the first mentI Ioned tract
| or th5ough the mall addressed to Manchester
jya 2tawim' BEVERLY W. BURTON.
4ae VALUABLE FARM OF two.
6F AfREs W4nI Il TH6 6SE SfEeSMETY E
OF THE VIRGlNiA CkNTRAL RAILROAD.
For sALEi.The =; subscgiher s having permanently
impossible 10 pay that attention 10 HIS farm which
it should receive, has detern med to sell it The
improvements are all new, consisting OF u hand
some two story DWELLING, containing rooms.
hesidss passages ard basement. all D astered and
all other necessary out houses. The lard is rap
ioly improN ing, the growing crops will attest
short time very desirable Besidss considerable
quantity of m nure annually made on the place,
from Richmond and other places lime. ashes. plss-
ter, and other fertilizers. This iarm sdjoins the
Stage Sta e Road from RcSmond a to Hanover % f. 'N'
Mr.. JOHN JENKINS, manager on the place.
will take pleasure IN showing L. For terms, sp-
'is sn Il is''tS ofSO'N " " H Leroy A. 20 ~cRENsHAw.
| A BATH c0FEhTHI Fds sSILE.i VIRGINIA.
ThI., well known WATERING PLACE is now
| Ii is situa'ed twenty miles from the Millboro'
| Depot of the viIginia Central Railroad. and ex
cept that short dis,anoe, has an nnbro.en railroad
connection with the principal cites OF the United
| States.
As a remedial agent. in a large number of the
most malades for the relief of which pei ;
sons from all portions of the United States res rt.
during the summer months, 70 the mountains OF
Virginia. the waters of the Hot Springs have at
| tanned a reputation superior to that Of any other
mineral water in the State.
more 200 are
| There are now upon the premises TEN BATHS.
constantly supplied with fresh water, from differ
en- springs, OF varioas temperatures from rs deg
| to lO6Ibeg. "Fahreaheit -
| AS ths supply Of MINERAL WATER In most
| abundant, the bathing accommodations mig mt be
ipcre ased to any extent that coud be desirable.
| A more healthy and delightful summer climate
can nowhere be found
A valuable FARM Of more than 1000 acres 10 at
For terms, address s. GooDx, Hot SPRINGS
| Va, or THos. +. GooDE. Boydton, Mscklen6urs
| county, Va. 8. GOODE,
THOS. r. GoODE.
iy 2s-dlm Executors of Thos. Goode, decd.