The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-04-28
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.



EXTENSIVE sALKOF WAREHOUSE,
II FACTORY AND BUILDING LOTS, MEAN
THE CENTRE OF THE CITY, DESIRABLY
SITUATED FOR IMPROVEMENT.
$50 feet Of Ground on the east side Of 9th street
between Bragg's Row and Arch street.
2u0 feet west side OF 9TH street, and north OF
Arch street, opposite the above lot
LOO feet west side of 7 street, between the above
u IS per foot.
2ss feet east side of 7th street, between Coal
foot. r. r.
so5 ieet west side of 9Th street, fronting tie De-
%. ana Paper Mill, opposite the above LOT, and
eoua oe lad on IN lots extending from Sta TO 18th
rented At 4, % OF factory purposes, part
y. ieet west side of 9Th street. between Arch
street and Canal, with granite quarry
2oo ieet east side OF It'll street. oppste the above
between Arch street and the river sa
80 by $50 feet between Byrd street and the Pane,
Mill, part OF lots No 449 and 45o
lot No 45l. PAT "
2o5 feet west side of 9th street. joining the Paper
factories lumber houses or coal yards, as il con.
| meets with the railroad and canal
% feet between Arch street and Columbian Mills
Canal, joining Duyal's Iron Works.
1853 feet east side of 9th street. with two frame
| tenements, rent $500.
365 feet between this lot and the Column 5an
Mills Canal with four tenements, rent S34U for
houses and ground
81 feet west side of 10th street, between Mr. Walls
| lot and canal
SIN, Petersburg Depot Tredegar and Armorv
WORKS, Public WaI ehouse, and the tide water con-
necnon with the dock. understand il ia Intended
that a culvert shall be made in 9th street south of
DyrG street, ana that street graded and extended to
the Tredegar Works. Arch street to be opened
and graded from 9th 10 9th street and from ftb
street TO the canal, at the Armory Bridge 7th atb
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
acIoss the tide water connection in Canal between
9Th and 10th streets, and the canal at Byrd
and 9th streets-which indispensable improvements
will render this part of the city as convenient for
business as any other district, equally Lear to its
manufacturing and commercial interests.
| The above property being adapted to factory
sites, warehouses; lumber and coal yards and build.
ing lots offer it at private SALE and invite propo
sails tor the whole or any part of it, which viii be
privately, until Monday, 10th May after that time
such parts not sold will be laid off in lots and
offered for sale at public auction. on the premises
on THURSDAY, 18th May, at 10 oc.ock in the
morning.
The sale of this truly valuable and extensive nro.
perry is entrusted to my management by the bro.
prietor, with full and ample power to act for him
| In all matters concerning it, plat of which may
be seen at my office.
ap Is -3twtdsw1t WELLINGTON GODDIN.
| SIX TENEMBNTS ON 9TH STREET.
| ~ NEAR ARMORY, FOR SALE AT AUCTION
| Will be sold on FRIDAY AFTERNOON, the 3Ott
day OF April, 1852 commencing at O'Clock, three
| brick Tenements, and three framed Teuements in
resr fronting the west line OF 9Th street. near the
Arnory Bridge. These tenements are in an i'm
proving partof the city, and for the gross sum
| of 1926. Phese tenements will pay liberal rent
upon the sums they will probably sellfor
| TERMs-One- third cash, balance at three and six
months, for approved endorsed negotiable paper,
or title withheld.
ap &c w. GODDIN, Auct