Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-05-27

"a hLUABLE REAL PROPERTY FOR SALE
v BY virtue of Deeds from the heirs of Gurdon Fl.
Bacchus, dccd conveying their interest in his real es-
tate to US, as trustees to dispose of the same we SHALL
Friday the 9Th day of May Gnsanl) sell at pub.
lie auction, 10 the highest bidder, the following proper
ty, to wit:
The Brick Building and the land whercon it stands,
on the South side of or Main street, in the city of
Richmond at present in the occupancy of Knapp Pres.
ton Co, conveyed TO the decedent by John Parkhill
and wife, bounded the back part by alley, the
upper side by the tenement Of VIM. Cowan, and the
lower side by the tenement of John Wickham ESQ
Between Cowans tenement and that Of the dccedent,
there alley, to both teneuens, extending
part of the way towards the rear and communicating
with street.
Also, the premises occupied by John o. Lay, in
the city Of Richmond, being part of Lot No $685. at the
corner of G and 9th streets, containing front on G
Of SO feet and running back III feet inches, TO
20 feet alley. This property is under lease to Mr.
Lay, with the privilege Of removing the improvements
Sc, the nature OF which will be explained the day Of
sale.
Also, one half of the tenement L street, in Rich
mond owned jointly by the deccdent and John G. Will
latns decd, occupied by F. Regnault, Which ene.
81 feet in front on street, and is part of
lot No. IT,
Also, Wooden tenement on the North side of L
street. in Richmond, the Court House Tavern,
tanning 81 feet street, running back to alley 9
feet widc and bounded the East BY alley of feet
10 l2 inches wide; conveyed to the deceased By thas
Palmer and wife.
Also, two Brick tenements on F street. in Richmond,
containing each is feet street. running back euch
50 feet inches; of which tenenents is bounded
the East BY an alley feet inches wide the other is
bounded on the West by alley feet 5 inches wide,
and both of which conveyed to the dcccdrnt by
Charles Palmer and wife,
Also an undivided moiety Of 2SG acres and 81 poles
of Land, the Deep Run turnpike, in the county Of
Hcnrico. about miles from the city of Richmond, de-
scribcd in survey made the Sd day Of August, 1885, by
Peter Cottrtll. surveyor of Henrico county, for Wan
NcRechme IL Co., by which il appears the said Land
l,i "A min f..u Lot nhereH 1 = II
s, 9 and 10.
The sale will commence at II o'clock, A. NJ with the
Brick building + ST. first named-the other property
on L. st. near the Union and Court house Taverns will
next be sol-.hcn the property ST. and afterwards
tue Land in Henrco All the said property will be sold
on the premises, except the Henrico Land, which will
be sold in front of the Eagle Hotel in the city of Rich
moud. The property occupied by MIR. Lay, will be sold
at 5 o'clock, 7. NJ. On the premises.
Terms of sale.-Onc-louri cash, and the balance in
two equal payments ofG and IL months-the credit pay
menls bearing interest from the day of sale. The title to
be retained until the whole is paid if the purchaser
desires conveyance, then negotiable notes or bonds to
be executed for the credit payments and deed OF trust
given TO secure the same. JNO. o. Lay
CONWAY ROBINSON,
Trustees for all The heirs szcept IHos. F. Bacchus.
RALEIGH T. DANIEL,
Trustee Of 7. f. Bacehus.
LANCASTER, DESBY g. Co., .7urtS.
u Will be added to the above sale at the Eagle Hotel.
one Lot Of ground belonging to the above estate adoin
ing the property of- Hagan, in the neghburhood
of Belevilc-aso The interest Of said &. H. Bacchus,
deceased in Pew No. - the main aisle in the Monu
mental Church. [l-tdsl May 10