Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-05-26
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

NE OsT vALUABLEAND ELIGIlSLY LO-
lsM GATED PRIVATE RESIDENCE ON CLAY
mp up ZENITH TGNp p sSPpREETs IN THE CITY OF
be sold on TUESDAY Afternoon, the 3D. day of June
1891, upon the premises, commencing at O'clock that
large and dhesirably located dwelling, 1.-THE corner Of
Clay and 10Th s formerly the residence OF the late
W. Leigh, Esq. The dwelling is in good repair hasAbc-
sides basemenD II rooms Attached to Inc dwelling il
large kitchen, brick stable carrage-house green house
indeed every convenience usually belonging to fine
mansion. This property has many attract IONS being
within five minutes walk ct all the principal places OF
business. and in the most retired and gentee neghbor-
hood. The parors and chambers are large and airy
The lot has front on Clay street of 1874 feet and a
depth OF l63 eet on 10Th street.
Terms, which will be very accommodating, will he
made known on the day of sale. By request of the
owner.
my 20 w. GODDIN, Auct.
~ LOTS IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND
Darlington and others v. Eustace and another
Eustace " Caring ION and others
In these cases depending in the Circuit Court of Chan
Gerry for the county of Henrice the following decree
was made on the 18th day of March, 1851:
"And the Court, by consent of the plaintiffs and de-
endans in these causes by their counsel, doth further
adjudge, order and decree, that Samuel Taylor and
Peachy L. Gratan, who are hereby appointed special
Commissioners for the purpose having advertised the
time, place and terms of sale, for twenty days one
or more OF the newspapers published in the city of
Richmond, proceed to sell public auction, the pre-
misses, TO the highest bidder, the three tenements in
the peadngs and proceedings in these suits mentioned
for cash TO fourth of the purchase money, and
upon credit OF six twelve, and eighteen months tor
the residue thereof from the day OF SALE in equal in
stal ments, taking from the purchasers their nego-
table notes, with endorsers, who shall be approved
by the said commissioners Tor the deferred payments
the title to be retained until the purchase money is paid
and conveyance to be directed by the Court. And in
making the said sales the said commissioners shall sci
the said enements subject to the spuations and pro-
visions contained in the written agreement entered into
between the late Richard Adams and George Winston
bearing date the 18th day of MAY, eighteen hundred
pes in these causes that is to say, that the said pur-
chasers shall be bound TO keep up the tenements
respectively purchased by them, and repair the same
forever and shall also keep the same insured and
shall pay TO the parties claiming under the said
Richard Adams deceased, who may be entitled to re-
ceve the same third OF all the rents received for
ever, except the one-thmd of the taxes which must
out OF the general receipts. And if the SAID tene-
ments are burned down in such way that the purchaser
or those claiming under them, shall be entitled to the
insurance money the said purchaser The person then
entitled them shall rebuild the same within three years
surrender the ground to the party parties then en-
tied to the rents they to have the estate in the
ground they had in the rent; but the tenements are
burned down by foreign enemy Or insurrecton, the
10 be rebuilt within six years the ground to
be surrendered aforesaid. And the said commission
directed to report to the their proceedings
in execution of this decree.
A test-copy. P. ROBERTS, Clerk.
The three tenements mentioned in the nbove decree,
lie the South side Of Main street, in the city of Rich
mond, near the bridge, and the same occupied
by Samuel Wilzinski, George E. Sader and James l..
Porter. They will be sold upon the terms aud condi
tons stated in the Decree Thursday, the 9Th day of
June next, upon the premises. The sale TO commence
at O'Clock in the evening.
Auconeer-John r. D. Paine
f PEAoH7 T f. GkaTsrAN,} Commissioners
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