The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-14


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~. nv MDusE On GRACE STREET ZOE 9Ai.F
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eonmese'ns = seost that really dssrsbIy 10 sssd
reade.ce ON the south ode of Grace sfreet betwssn
demsn 'sh ''ree'A nov IN the oceupsney q Dr. Bol-
The lot fronts about - feet, rms b.ea 1ss fssf.-
me awsii,ne Y well bsilt and has every
opstlird cash balance payable 1eth Ansusf is5s for
~ possession can be had On the ist APRIL next.
de u GODDlN { APPEksON. Aact...
Rsrssance q the Dswer vested IN N BY
Nee OF Trust from Benjamin =. Prentis and
md recorded IN Clerks Office of the County Cont Of
nsnrco ana at the request of the said Prentis and
n maie. we VIII; on sAToRDAY, December q, 1855,
g sell u public auction the residence Of
INC said In the county of Henrico The fllow
ing proRerty commencing at u o.clockJ - =" (
which Benjamin +. Prentis now resides WING an AZ
Mountain Road in the county fHenrico about eeren
nIss north OF Richmond and two miles from the
dred acres ''--I " survey 'ouf nun
The land i Of good quality, well adapted to the
highly improved. portion OF it l. now well set in
cover and grass It Is divided in the usual propor
| lions into wood and arabic f-sPs'
The improvements consist of a good Frs,,. In,r
u 49, eoMMainne SIX rooms, Kitchen, Q large Ice
House, Negro Quarters, he, and all the other build
inss necessary for farmins The stable has hesn ~
Gently built, and IL very fine one with accomnods.
ions lot thirty horses and large amount oil fnrree
NC; III te SI are also Blacksmith Shop and Wheel
| "mght ohop, both having good rnn Of custom
n The location renders this property desirable ..
seIn.it was kept as such before its present owner
The tract viii be sold either in body or in parcel,
| to suit purchasers. f''se''
R 2na: That tract of land lying on the Mountain
g free Hill" containing axty-seven and three.
Sd. tract of wood land containing fortvsou, ana
onselgth acres lying short distance from the above
ana immediately adjoining the lands Of DR.. John Nj
0nsppa.a, John D. Thomas and Others and known as
part OF the Oak Grove" tract Its proximity to the
Railroad makes this very valuable tract az the
"ood can always be sold at good price at the road
4ti All the household and kitchen furniture ali the
farming implements, and all the tools used in the
6iseksmifh and Wheelwright shops.
Mr rrentls will take pleasure in showing the pro.
PeTrly 70 any person wiahing to purchase.
TERMs-For the land, one-third cash. the balance
equal instalment at twelve and eighteen months
bearing interest, and secured by bond and deed At
trust for the personal property on ali sums nnder
go cash, on all sums of $40 and upwards credit of
months, bond and security being given.
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Sale conducted by GoDprN AppERsos. Ancts
i TNRUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE
= BUILDING LOT ON GRACE AND FiFTH
SIkEEIS.-By virtue of two several trust deeds
the first dated 10th March, ls47 executed by w God.
April 1852, and executed to w. Goddin, trustee and
both duly recorded in Richmond Hastings Court we
on MONDAY the eth aay OF peee% od sne
the hour of o'clock, p NJ, if fair, if not the mex
tar day, that really most beautiful and attractive
Building Lot at the corner of Grace and 5th streets
adjoining the residence of A. A. Hughes. ESQ front
ing on the north side of Grace about 80 feet
running back 100 feet. s5 ~
ina. Tor q part OF the purchase money, reasonable
credit will be given. The title is believed to be per
feet but we shall convey with the usual special war
deis JAMES j. MnESD lyons, Trustees.
/ TRUST SALE OF VALUABLE real
EsIATE;.-By virtue Of deed of trust to NJ,
cember, 1854 duly recorded snail SELL to the high
4 est bidder, for cash, on WEDNESDAY, the 18th in
stant at 81 o'clock. NJ il fair if not the next fail
day, the premises. the property contained in said
deed viz: The two middle ones of the four new tene
n1ents ON the West eide of Fourth street. between
Cary and Canal streets. The two Lots fronts about
40 feet Fourth street. and runs back about 70 feet
TO foot alley; and entitled the also
alley about 10 feet from 4th street. and of scuvert in
their rear. The improvements and com.
mand good rents. The title is believed to be good
but shat sell and convey only Z Is M trns.ss
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Sale conducted by GoDDIN & APpERsoN. de IS
COMMISSIONERS s L Il OF TWO
" SMALL. TRACTS OF LAND IN HENRiCO,
NEAR DEEP RUN CHURCH.--In pursuance of a
decree entered August 9th 1885, in the case of Cole
and others against Cole and Others pending in the
County Court of Henrco county, shall, az Commits
onsr therein appointed for that purpose, PROCEED on
O'clock M, to sell at public auction the premises
the two small tracts Of Land lying adjacent to each
other in said county about ten miles from the city of
Richmond on the Three knotch Road, the one con-
tanning twenty-nne and half acres less and
the other containing ten and half less
being property of which the late Joseph Cole free
| man of color. decd, seized
1 Terms: One-third cash; and the residue in two
chaser giving bonds carrying interest from the day Of
sale for the credit instalments and the title retained
until sas purchase money IdH fl'y HB SS com
Sale conducted by GoDDIN ArpERsoN, Aucts.
i NOTICE.--WiIlb be sold at public auction,
county, five miles from James River and fifteen from
the city of Richmond, FRIDAY, December 2lst at
III o'clock A. M, (f fair if not, the next fair day
tract of Land containing 500 acres, together with
ss :, ILL., With swo Saws capable Of .awns
with all the implements required to carry this bu
siness. F - -
will also sell 10 likely Mules work Horses,
Wagons. Carrylogs and Harness, all in good order.
- win sell the Land in tract divide it in lot.
i required SO by persons wishing to procure small
farms The land il all in its original growth. except
1 about fifty acres which il heavily tmbered with Sc
gro pine, suitable for cord-wood charcoal
purposes. would call the attention of farmers, mill
and machinists generally to the sale. The Mil
can be made useful for grist and wheat threshng
well as saving purposes.
Terms will be made accommodating and made
known on the day of sale.
JAMES w. BINFORD
EV The property can be shown by Mr. FoLKEs,
who is on the place. any time until the day of sale.
/ de 3--dtdss sRH & a@
DUBLIC HIRING OF NElsKOEf.-Wiil
be hired, for the year next ensuing 1896, at
Wakefield, in Hanover county, lthe farm next adj
joining Mr.. Geo. w. Doswe1) to the highest bidder,
| at public auction, on SATURDAY, DECEMBER
%, 1856 upwards of THIRTY NEGROES consisting
of men, women, boys and girs. Some Of them have
been raised to house work, and some are hrst-rate
Farm hands. - I. -.ss-4s -5
i They will be hired to remain in the country as
farm hands and house servants they have been ac-
customed: and NONE OF THEM WILL BE HIRED TO
LABOR ON PUBLIC WORKS, or in occupations consd-
cred dangerous.
Bond with approved security win be required in
every instance. b. w. RICHAkDSON
de 3-tds. Ex'or of Mrs. Judith Smith, decd.
nUBLIC SALE OF STOCK IN VIZ.
Il GINA CENTRAL RAILROAD.-Pusuant TO
| authority in US vested by McCurdy Vowks, late
contractors upon sections No. s. and a. of the Viz
ginia Central Railrosd, will offer ct public sale 10
the highest bidder for cash at the office OF 0oddin
Appe rson Aucfioneers in the city of Richmond ON
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