The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-07-23

GLEBE FARM.-FOR SALE, THE
" BEAUTIFUL AND wELL.sITuATEp FARM
CALLED =" GLEBE,r CONTAINING THREE HUN:
DRED AND EIGHTY. THREE AND ONE:HALF
RAILROAD. AND CROSSED III SAID RAILROAD !:
THE DWELLING OF THE FARM STANDING AT
SE tSr 81 the
quest Of Mr. Alfred Paul, French Consul in hi.
city. we offer for sale his beautiful and stylish
containing three hundred and eighty three and
one half acres of which about two hundred and
seven acres are open and cultivated land, and Che
balance in wood and timber (oakl. The land has
been greatly improved. II produces well, a. The
present crops will show. All the roads, well a
The inside and outside fences, have been lately put
In perfect order. Three fine springs and two ice
ponds belong 10 the farm Close by the house there
is young orchard with about one thousand trult
trees, especially peach trees, and large garden.
The buildings are very numerous: The main
dwelling containing seven rooms, OF which four
are very large, with fine halls M stairs and down
has been thoroughly repaired this season, newly
phi nted inside and outside, painted on the rocf
proved after the European style the overseer ..
house near the main building, but independent al
IT, containing hTs large b r"nm nSe the other %
carriage and saddle horses; carriage house q
separate kitchen; smoke house an house
q wash house, and every character OF building
usually found on hrst-ciass real estate-are Tour
teen in number all repaired painted, or white
washed They sTs
houses in and around the yard ara In communion
ton with each other by boarded walks. The Dan
Vile cars run through the farm, and pass within
three hundred yards Of the grove shading the main
house, from the rooms OF which the trains can be
seen. Amelia Courthouse, here are the railroad
depot, telegraph Office, and post. Office. Is dis
tant only quarter OF n mile from the dwelling
For Il country retreat, or the permanent residence
Of a family, the place possesses unusual attrac-
tons. The appearance Of 1t from the railroad Is
beautiful and striking.
As the owner is inclined TO sell by reason Of his
return 10 France, with the prospect unexpected be-
fore, of not coming back, he will offer great in.
ducements, and would sell on easy terms, giving
time for payments. He would take stocks and
bonds al market rates exchange for good rea
estate in or near Richmond. IL desired, he viii
give early possession and will sell with the farm II
the GROWING CROPS, including the tobacco crop !;
the stock of HORSES, MULES, HOGS, CATTLE,
POULTRY, FARMING IMPLEMENTS, and even,
Al the option OF the purchaser all or part 81 his
handsome and exceedingly stylish FURNITURE,
CHINA, CR0CKERY, rich CARPETS. &c, all OF
the best quality, OF the most refined taste and re-
plete with luxury. Several elegant CARRIAGES
and BUGGIES ara to be disposed OF. The WIN ES
and LOU ORS can be had also.
One can leave Richmond at o'clock, 4. NJ.
reach Amelia Courthouse at o. and return 81 q p.
H., 70 be back in the city ats o'clock, thus having
five hours To spend at the farm, In going and COM
ing back the same day.
For further particulars apply to us. 4 fine map
OF the farm can be seen nj orr ONCE.
jy ?3-st HARRISON, G0DDIN & APPERSON.