The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-02
RIAL ESTATE FOR SALE

Fop shL Hht c6NrHIA NM 80 80 kd 4
So EXCEL LENT IMPRnnVEMENTs AND
hlGhest bidder, upon the premises. on THURS
D AY, the 18th daJ OF November next at jennings
lpliinary in Nott,w.y county, Il valuable TRACT
Of LAND, bslon<ins to tn. estate of Na,hqn
Ward. decd. situated on he Rchmonf and DAN
VILE Railroad one mile from jennings Ordinary
Depot. The improvement IS are YER; fine the or
chards Of apple peach, year and pun, are large,
glnla Inc cTop OF wheat >eedei VIII he charged
TEkMSNS 25n in cash; the balance on credit
OF one. two and three years interest aided, bonds
and approved security. and tide wltah I'D until ehe
p4'ment OF The purchase money. Nj. Lev'see
n, teelrns to view them,
GhNpBELL & pEGRAM,
Comrs Of the Circuit Court of Nottoway.
&C 30-d6t AcwtdS
So FARM FoR SALEM IHE COUNTY
--1zE the FARM ca winch row reside, IN tire IT
ibove named county. The Farm oonta 400 ks
acres. - 81 whoa are heavily tlm9ered It lies
.ains, within fourteen al es Of Charlottesville,
Ten nss OF G2rdoysvIile, three miles of Gotham
sew. f. Boy den, Dr. T. W. Nerve her, and
others:
The improvements CONSIST Of good DWELL
INC, : AR! AGE-HOU6t STABLE, TOBAC-
For society aud healthfuness of situation it is
ST0CK AND IMPLEMENTS will be sold at the
Terms liberal Persons deslrous, of looking at
the Farm are req9esed e al and do So address
&C l7-2aw4F" Aibemafle Co., Va.
eSss FOB SALE, niGsT VALUABLE PRO
I is ftfTY RpIrA II THE G2 1r lcc Of 81
LAND The subscriber having recently pur --<-~
chased large farm IN another county, with view
ohels for sale his most valuable estate in the coun
~ oi Eliz beta CitE, KNOWN as Little Scotland y
Little Scotland is most beautifully situated at
the mouth OF Hampton river; its health unsur
passed; the SOL high and rich; scenery the most
eanttp IN 6,d9T Ris EnITFqpa pa; fomaandInE a
town of Hampton aud the splendid roadstead.-
The town of Hampton is most rapidly extending in
apd' presents every facility for building pur-
poses. From The demand lor building lots, the
subscriber has seriously contemp ated the division
Of his Farm INTO lots, confident the scheme would
prove most profitable Should he not dispose cf
he will then offer, it in small aid suitable
parcels, Chesapeake. College adjoins - Lit
tie Scotland on the one side, and hand
some residences connect IL on the other
with the rapidly growing town of HAMPTON
The improvements are ali new-new BARN ard
OUT HOCSES, a large and commndious BRICK
RESIDENCE, with all the necessary cOnye
nenees one fourth G9i mile from Hampton and
ments-ail the Injuries of the salt water, health,
good society, hns schools and churches. " Little
mil Point" Of SIX acres. on which there is a new
and valuable BRICK STEAM MILL, capable of
gTiuQlHS twenty Dd!EPi8 OF UDuF. OF one nnnuTeU
bushels OF meal per daT, for all of which there is
al active demand. Experience has demonstrated
" Mill Point" to be an excellent location for a
ship yard and the purchaser OF the NJ Ill could
easily attach Il Saw viii and Railway. The Mill
viii be sold separately with the Farm. as the
purchaser may desire-the subscriber reservlng
two acres for a summer residence, upon - Mill
Point" which he would not dispose of on scarcely
any consdeTa alton. He would most respectfully
invite all who may wish 10 purchase to visit the
premises, as he cannot pretend to give the many
ADVANTAGES possessed by Little Scotland Its
induce nents are many and rare either To the cap
Italist or to one who may desire beautiful home.
combining all that Is necessary for pleasure and
comfort
The subscriber would also offer for sale, an
other valuable FA RM. containing one hundred
and fifty acres, situated opposite this town Of
Hampton, on Hampton river, and known as Coax
land with most superior facilities to the best
srkets The soil is highly productive. There is
an active demand for every thing capable of be-
ing produced a farm. 1t is one fourth of a
mile from Hampton, and three from Ola Point
The beauty oil location ITS health, the productive
of the soil; together with its proximity to
good schools and churches, reIder it a most de
sirahe place.
If not sold privately before, the subscribers will
offer at public auction, the Mill Property and
Oakland, In Hampton, on THURSDAY, the ed
November, 1861.
TERM.-Accommodating.
For further lnformatIoD address,
WILLIAM r. WOOD.