Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-06-27
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.


| - VALUABLE LOTS IN THE COUNTY OF
ecutor OF the will of John Robinson deceased will.
on TUESDAY the first day of July next at S o'clock
10 me afternoon sell at public auction, to the highest
sIgnated as No Is, in plan made for Lewis f. and
john t. Harve. by Micajah Bates as remains after
leaving ss now laid out road the west side for the
use ana convenience Of the proprietor of Poplar Vale,
and AFTER giving to Eustace Robinson the upper or
ern halt OF said lo usually called Dogwood) as direct
ed by said will.
Also. lots, containing each two acres, numbered
81, d. 5y and 90, in plan made by John Couty for
John b. HarvIe and small piece Of land (adioning
the lot called Dogwood) supposed to be about 65 lOOs
OF acre.
Also, lot on the Wesham turnpike road. nearly
opposite the former residence Of Andrew Sweeny de-
Sgnated as NO l IN plan made by Mcaah Bates for
Lewis r. Harvie, and containing acres
TERMS OF SALE-One third cash and the baIance in
TWO equal instruments, one IL months the other at
two years the credit payments bearing interest from the
DAY OF SALE and the purchaser giving notes or bonds
r CONWAY ROBINSON.
je2l-.tds WELLINGTON GODDIN, Auct.
The above lots beautifully located and are heavi.
ly covered with forest trees and are well enclosed with
good fences.
nor SALE, A HIGHLY IMPROVED
n n ri FARm. 10 ACRES, NEAR RICHMOND
on oEoDAI the flrst day OF July next at o'clock
n the afternoon, will sell at public auction, to the
highest bidder, the two lots in Henrco near the West
ham road, on the South side thereof containing eight
Lew
Harvie) conveyed to me by Richard Hill, jr
TERMs.-One fourth cash; and the balance on two
equal lnsta mens OF one and years bearing interest
from the day OF sale the purchaser giving bonds or
ments. ~
The property is rented until the first day of January
next at the rate OF $500 year, the purchaser will sue
coed to the essees rights as to that portion of the rent
which will be for the time between the sale and the LIST
tas 'N coNWAY I R SENS q a''
Solo b,,y
le 2l-dtds
Immediately after the above sale, will be sold the
large brick residence Immediately opposite to the above
now occupied by MIR. E. G. Funstall, together with
acres OF land attached thereto. The land is in the
highest state OF cultivation, and abounds in choice
variety of fruits grapes, &C. Terms same as above.
Also, a tract OF Land, containing ten acres, with
small frame house thereon lying in the town OF Svd-
ney and adjoining the lands of Richard Reins and u.
B. Parsley 1t capable of being converted into one
OF the most profitable market gardens in this vicinity
and well adapted to the raising of fruit, grapes, &c.
equal TO any In this any other counry-Tus :any in
je27 W. GoDD1N, Auct.
nLD BUILDING ON UNION STREET,
3Sp6 0PPG G5p To CENTRAL E;AAI,d RAILRoA6
sold on SATURDAY Afternoon, the 18th June, 1851,
upon the premises, commencing at o'clock, the large
framed building, (recenty occupied by Messrs. Free
Railroad Depot-to be removed in 10 days. 1t will be
SOLD it desired in lots to suit purchasers.
IERhs-Four months credit, for approved endorsed
negotiable paper.
je 81 w. GODDIN Auct
G WOODEN TENEMENTS ON VALLEY
" STREET, NEAR VENABLE STREET,
FOR SALE AT AUCTION-WilI be sold, on
TUESDAY the first day of July 1851, upon the
premises commencing at o'clock, lot fronting 81
S-l2 feet on the east line Valley street, near Venabe
street, running back lis feet on which there stands
six wooden tenements (which are nearly new.
Terms: -One-third cash, balance a, and months
ior negotiable notes. interest added and title retained
till the last note shall be paid.
lie 23-.ds CODDIAi An