The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-05
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myl JAMES NJ TAYLOR, Auct.
BY WELLINGTON GODDIN.
EXTENSIVE SALE OF WAREHOUSE,
II FACTORY AND BUILDING LOTS, NEAR
THE CENTRE OF THE CITY, DESIRABLY
SITUATED FOR IMPROVEMENT.
$50 feet of Ground on the east side of 9th street
between Braggs Row and Arch street.
200 feet west side OF 18th street, and north of
4 Arch street, opposite the above lot.
los feet west side of eth street, between the above
and Harvies Row. being Lot No sol, part rented at
81 25 per foot.
1913 feet east side of 7th street, between Coal
Yards and Arch street, part rented at 81 IS per
| foot
1888 feet west side of eth street, fronting the De-
| pot and Paper Mill, opposite the above lot and
could be laid off in lots extending from 9Th to 7th
street, for warehouse or factory purposes, part
rented at 81 25 per foot.
| 225 feet west side of 9th street, between Arch
| street and Canal, with granite quarry.
205 feet east side of 7h street. opposite the above
between Arch street and the river, do.
30by $50 feet between Byrd street and the Paper
Mill, part OF lots No 449 and 40.
80 by los fee. north side of Byrd street, part of
| lot No 45I.
POS feet west side Of 9th street. joining the Paper
MILL the canal to it, and Arch street, well suited for
factories lumber houses, or coal yards as it con-
meets with the railroad and canal.
25 feet between Arch street and Columbian Mills
Canal, joining DuvaIs Iron Works.
1864 feet east side of 9th street, with two frame
| tenements, rent $780,
365 feet between this lot and the Colum oian
| Mills Canal with four tenements, rent S34U for
houses and ground.
SO feet west side of 10th street. between Mr. Walls
| lot and canal
| All the above property is near the Canal and Ba
| Gin, Petersburg Depot, Tredegar and Armory
| Works, Public Warehouse, and the tide water con-
nection with the dock. understand tits intended
that cuvert shall be made in 9th street. south of
Byrd street, and that street graded and extended to
fbo Tradn Worka Arah afr h<ar al
and graded from 9th to 9th street. and from 9th
street to the anal at the Armory Bridge It'll, 9Th
9th Streets south of Byrd street, to be graded, re-
gulated and improved. Bridges are intended to be
built across the Basin at 9th or 10th street, and
ACROSS the tide water connection in Canal, between
9th and 10th streets, and across the canal at Byrd
and 9th streets-whichi indispensable improvements
will render this part of the city convenient for
business as any other district, equally to it's
| manufacturing and commercial interests.
The above property being adapted TO factory
sites, warehouses, lumber and coal yards, and build
ing lots i offer it at private sale, and invite propo
sails for the whole or any part of it, which will be
laid off to suit those who may desire tc purchase
privately, until Monday, 10th May; after that time,
such parts not sold i'll be laid of in lots, and
offered for sale al public auction, on the premises
on THURSDAY, 18th May, at 10 o'clock in the
morning.
The sale of this truly valuable and extensive pio
perry is entrusted to my management by the pro-
prietor, with full and ample power to act for him
Ia All matters oUhecinihs H. P'a' VI Which niay
ap 9s-3twtdswlt WELLINGTON GoDDTN.
DINE APPLE CHEEsE.-l0 cases Nor
my4 JOHN Il. CLAIBORNE.
DUKE GROUND GINGEK.-sO kegs, for
| sale by
my4 JOHN H. CLAIBORNE.
RUTTER.-5o kegs fre.h Goshen, receiving
/ 49, xUM rAvr np
7 ARD-lOO kegs No. smith6eld Lard, in store
my4 VIM TAYLOR.
A LE.-l0O pbls Cream Ale,
n rs hall do. do, receiving for sale
by [my Al WIN. TAYLOR.
DRIME SIDES AND SHOULDERS
Is hhds, in store and for sale by
my4 WILLIAMS BROTHER.
NOR SALE.-A secondhand twohorse car
rage Enquire at the Tredegar Iron works.
my 3-sw
\ CIDER.-l3O bOls prime Newark Cider, re-
" ceiving, for sale by
1000 GRAIN BAGS, two bushels each, for
| lVUU sale by L.. D. CRENSHAW g. CO.
my4
bacon SIDEs.-sO hhds. for sale by
ID an 81 I.rWIS D. CRENSHAW g. co
@e-. DOUBLE OUTAGE RESI-
fS.:a DENCE FOR SALE.-I have at private sale
| two most desirable and well finished Dwellings,
situated in a retired and yet most convenient posi-
| ton for businessmen.
TERMS liberal, and win be made known on apph.
my4Dlw WELLINGTON GoDDIN
= MORE NEW TONNE TS.-Will
open this day {per Roanoke steamer ano-
| tner supply of fashionable B0nnets for
| w Ladies' Misses and Children, at
MRS. SWORDS
Fashionable Millinery Establishment,
II No 225 Broad Ct, Shoekoe Hill.
II NB-Also some splendid Neapoitan Bonnets.
my4
i1e ROBERTS BAKER, Graduate Of the
i Philadelphia College of Pharmacy, has re-
turned to the city, and would be pleased 10 serve
his friends at the spothecary and drug OF ADlE
e. GRAY, l47 Main street my w
DUTTER.-The very best Orange County But
ID ter, fresh from the churn, RETAILING a. % Genus
by Hu Ia go 9 a. as,ast
Youth from IS TO 10 years Of
w aye twho can come well recommended, 10
Retail business and can write good nand One
from the country would be preferred;
my4-3rs l36 Main street
~ FOR RENT.-The dwelling occupied BY
:3 the subscriber, situated on 5th street. between
5isv and Leigh Streets il for rent Possession given
Immediately. SAMUEL ElidS.
my 4-6i-
Urine GOSHEN BUTTRR.--lo kegs
i landiag per steamer. for sale ~
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