The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-07-12
BY James M. Taylor.

THAT HIGHLY VALUABLE FARM,
1 enc mile west of the city, known as
Rose Meath, for safe.-The subscribers health
having been restored by residence of four years
In the county, and desiring to devote his undivided
attention to commercial pursuits, and with that
view to remove to the city, he offers for sale his
farm, called Rose Meath, situated in Henrico
county, one mile west OF the city, on the Deep Run
Iurnpike-a continuation of Broad street. with
convenient access to the Westham Plank Read
The farm contains about 224 acres of land, all
cleared, and about 200 of it in the highest
state OF agricultural improvement, as the crops
now growing and being gathered, will abundanty
testify.
The improvements are extensive of the most
convenient and modern description, and in perfect
order, being peculiarly adapted both for family
| comfort and the purposes of the farm.
The property is susceptible of division into three
or more beautiful tracts
First, the mansion, house, with IL rooms bath
house. kitchen, out houses for servants smoke ice
machine, corn and large hay houses, extensive sta
BILE room, &C. with about ll3 acres of land, nciud.
| ing garden of acres, and beautiful yard and
flower garden, tastefuly set out in shade trees,
shrubs and flowers.
Secondly, frame building with six rooms above.
besides brick basement; Kitchen, with rooms,
extensive stabling, hay shelter 100x40 feet &c, &c,
with 81 acres of land.
Third, tract of 90 acres without improvements
frenting on Grove street, and Within few hundred
yards of the Plank Road.
"A naoio uibut6 uescflpttOQ o ibis properly
deemed unnecessary here, those disposed TO pur
chase will prefer to view the premises; and all such
are lnvited to do SO, and treat with Jsmes M Tsv
LOT, Aucnoneer, at whose office plat of the land
may be seen.
There is not nor has there probably been offered
In tnis market for years, more desirable piece al
property of equal dimensions with as MANY adyan
tages OF location, beauty and sound Investment
ana nothing but the reasons above given induces the
owner to part with IL
If not sold privately before Weduesda v. the
9th day OF July, il will on that day, commencing
at On o'clock y, upon the premises, be offered
al puonc auction. And the following day, COM
mencing at ii O'Clock M, will be sold the farm.
ing utensils, of every description stock consisting
OF tine mules, mich cows heiters, yesrlings hogs,
&c, all OF fine breed.
The terms will be most liberal and accommodate.
ing
Should private sale of the land be effected be.
fore the day of sale, due notice will be given
LEWIS d CRENSHAW.
JAMES TAYLOR, Auct.
je 23-3teod& dtdswlt
g In consequence of the inclemency of the
weather, the sale of the above Farm has been post.
ponedto Thursday. the l4th inst if fair if not the
next fair day.
The sale Of the Stock will take place the mex, day
thereafter, commencing at ii O'Clock, A. ST.
jy It'd TAYLOR, Auct.
G0MMIS SIONER,s SALE OF I'M.
18TH OR VALLEY STREEr.-By virtue of q
decree made by the Circuit Court for the city of
h,cnmond, on the 29Ih day of jane, 1885, the case
OF "Wyse VS. Crump's admir- and ais and as com.
missioner appointed BY the said Court for the pur-
pose, shall on Wednesday, 18th of July, 1853
commencing st 5K O'Clock, NJ, upon the pre-.
Muses. to the hghess bidde. sell the late residence of
yonn Wyse, decd, consisting of large four story
Enck House, with about II acres of ground at
tached, situated the east side of 18th street and
n afFao Tba nrf rserfv vii
o. divided according to plan which may be seen
AZ the otice of the auctioneer.
IEnus One. third in cash, residue In two equal
Instruments at Sand IL months with interest, for ne
tie to be retained until the Last Of said note II fully
paid off and discharged
JOHN CREME, Com'r.
JAMES N. TAYLOR. Auctr. jy4
After the above sale win be sold NUMBER Of
Building Lots | n CraiR's Plsp Adams's Valley and
bowling Green IiY III ]. u. II.