The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-02
4....s WILLIAM GRAY, Trustee.
TAYLOR y WILLIAMS, Aucts ss.g jy 26
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LAND

~ In cOmplldnce W1fn O. deCre6A OF the COunfy
Court of Henrico, pronounced the 18th day Of
Gerry side Of sid Court in which Mary Hobson, one
is plaintiff, and Hamet A. Pearce, administrator OF
Richard Hobson, decd, and others defendants, 1
shall as Commissioner therein appointed, proceed to
O'Clock, P. NJ, ON Tuesday, the sth day of August,
the tract of land in the bill mentioned, of which
Rchsrd Hobson died, seized and possessed. contain
lands of Thos Lyme. the lande belonging to the e.
tate of John Chdry and others, and situated about
TERMS OF SALE-For 80 much cash al viii be ne
dent to the sale, including said Commssloners COM
mission; and for the balance of the purchase money.
upon credit of six, twelve and eighteen months
from the day Of sale, taking off the purchase bond,
and the title to the land to BE- until ths whole
Of the purchase money be paid and deed ordered 10
be executed and delivered By the Cont ;".5,
For w. B. RANDOLPH, late s. n. C.
si jys s0noo''s' T * & WILLIAMS, Aue...
YARNS FOR SALE.-If not sold pri-
i vately BY FRIDAY, August 4th, 1854. we will
commencing at 10 O'Clock, the Farm known a.
"PULLIAMS," divided into four partial IL miles
North of Richmond, adjoining the lands of Albert
trail Railroad, containing IS acres has new well I'm
ished and commodious dwelling house, with large
saS and sa0s
acres, with comfortable dwelling, barn and other
improvements thereon; and adjoining the lands of
timbered with pine wood; and on the East side Of
the Central Railroad, tract containing IA acres
with ice house and pond and large quantity of FIRE.
proof brick clay and heavily timbered with pine and
oak wook. These lands lying only IL miles of Rich
mond, and in high state of improvement, offer
dence near the city Immediately alter the ale Of
the land, will be sold all the farming utensils con-
sisting OF wagon, cart, plows gearing. &c, with
about So coo pounds; and likewise the crop of corn
now growing We win also hire ont for the balance
Of the year tive negro men and one womani any per.
St. ck can do by calling on DR.. Martin s. fsylor,
who resides upon the premises. and who will take
be seen upon the place and at the office of Taylor
Williams, Auctioneer, corner of Bank and 11th SITS
TERMS OF SALE-One-fourth cash; balance in one
and two years, for negotiable notes, with interest
added and title retained until last payment for the
land; and for the CROP &c. all sums under $40 cash.
and over that amount months for approved nego-
Possession will be given Immediately, with the
privilege Of getting away the wheat anything that
may be omitted. MASSENA BEAZLEY, F
jy 12-dtds MARTIN TAYLOR.
TAYLOR Il WILLIAMS. Auctioneera q 800
A UCTION eALE OF THAT MOST
"A VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN THE CITY
oF v RICHM epn KNOWN S IA AS THE Swan
of August 1854, at O'clock p. M, upon the pre-
misses will be sold that most valuable real estate
known =; the SVEN Tsys pTcpsIy ssq ct. At
fronting $50 feet ON Broad at, and running back 1872
feet So ,.stlHs
bui.dings, large brick stable, five tenements on
Broad street. and three tsnements ON 9th street. and
the whole of the property is now yielding hand
As Hotel. it's contiguity to the Richmond aud
Eredercksburs Depot, and its central and very de-
shtiu situation has hsretotoss and WI always en-
tronaee, whilst for business purposes it, location