The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-08

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and Wiz ~ Trust executed BY Samuel q Hssvs
Tie Shoctoe Hin Buildips s...a g ne TO- 9!
n.s ~ - and admitted to reeord Is ia cs.ss.
ssme month IA 80 seassy Cosrt ths n dsy Of he
s s. we shall e.eeusisn q nd ~ e -
~ iit sasaso, On the premises a TfEsDlY
liz fair; if not the nsxt fair dsx ~ ~ gsloek
yeyed BY said Deeds ecnins ii tsset ~ s,s en-
toned ;il 10 ssd Deed = ps Hsaso comfy
acres Be ths ssme more or less This a ZIG
land il known the Homcstead Trsetr 49,. =.
teths late John Sheppard. Of Hsrrieo asd Is ssoss
mas above the city Of Richmond, and 10 near the 4
r. r. Ksilroad and Brooke Turnpike Plank Road
and regarded valuable well for farming
= for the Quantity Of Pine Wood upon il The i'm
provements on said land are sufficient for ordinary
purposes. The Deeds require cash for the whole
amount, but en- arrangement win likely be made 20
xise credit OF and u months twothirds Of the
purchase money, the Same being properly secured
with interest on the credit payments
f. fS--by recent survey f has been aseertained that
the above tract contains 457 ACRES There are about
100 acres Of maiden land with heavy srowtf of oar
and pine timber upon it. Some so acres of splepdd
meadow land bordering on the Chicahominy The
dwelling. = =
There is turn out from the Railroad. convenient
to the wood on the above land. The place i under
q good fences part of it plank, and new The
D|elilne contains rooms, built Of good materiaIs
and other buildings sufficient for ordinary purposes =
shc, SAM OF E. z. Reeve will take pleasure in
I m saf4AsSSSR, Trustee.
: r. S.-After the sale of the above prpnertv tbers
wl be oifered for sale at the same time and place.
steam Sax,Mill and Fixtures. in good repair; Wa
nos GoDbiN I APPERsoN. Aucs..
=; Also SiaIge lot Of Farming Implements, consisting
rarfa boyr, e.
Also, 6ne heifer and bull SOW and pigs, &c. =
for ali nor Of S .o credit Of
bearing interest; less than $40, cash go ''s-'''
HRefreshments at sale.
aeo 9. IA, Aucis.
TRUSTEEs, SALE OF HOUSE AND
s = LOT On Ho Eth STREET I NORTH OF LEIGH
tees In deed of trust made Esd June 1885, by john
w Reeve and wife, to secure the Shockoe Hill Build
5000, which said deed is duly record ed in Richmond
Hastings Court, we shall in execution of said trust
proceed to sell, on WEDNESDAY, the 18th Decen,,
the House aud Lot located above. The lot fronts SO
feet east side of 9Th street. and runs back $50 feet
upon WHICH IS a handsome new framed Dwelling, two
stores and basement. with kitchen in the yard and
all Inc convenenceso OF comfortable residence for
moderate sized family. The whole premises are in
The Terms require cash for the whole amount. bur
an arrangement will likely be made to give credit Of
and Il months on two-thirds Of the purchase money
''' 1. a HahAsS Trustees.
ALBERT SPOTT,S
| Sale conducted by GoDDIN APPERsoN Aucts
no 20
| COMMISSIONERS SALE OF TWO
| ~ SMALL. TRACTS OF LAND IN HENRICO,
! NEAR DEEP RUN CHURCH---In pursuancs OF a
decree entered August 9th, 1855, in the of Cole
| and others against Cole and others pending in the
County Court of Henrico county, SHALL as Comuiis
soner therein appointed for that purpose proceed
| SATURDAY, the 18th day of Dec ember, 1855 at Il
O'clock, M to sell at public auction the premises
the two small tracts of Land lying adjacent each
other in said county about miles from the city
| Richmond, on the Three knotch Road the one con
tanning twentynipe and half acres less,
the other containing ten and half less
being property of which the late Joseph Cole free
| man of color. decd, seized 49,
| TERMS: One-third cash; and the residue in two
equal instruments at SIX and twelve months, the pur
chaser giving bonds carrying interest from the day
sale for the credit nstainents and the title retained
mo- s sae money JOHN ES HOWARD com
Sale conducted by GoDDIN ApPEssos, Aucts.
DUBLIC FIRING OF NEGROEs.-WiIl
u be hired for the year next ensuing, 1875, d
| Wakefield in Hanover county, (the farm next I'D
| joining Mr.. Geo. w. Doswel) to the highest bidder
! at public auction, on SATURDAY, DECEMBER
| %, 1856, upwards of THIRTY NEGROES consstins
| been raised to house work, and some are frst-Tate
| Farm hands.
| They will be hired to remain in the country n
farm hands and house servants they have been
| custOmcd and NONE OF THEM WILL BE HIRED TO
/ LABOR ON PUBLIC WORKS. or in occupations eonsid-
| cred dangerous.
Bond with approved security will be required in
| every instance. &. W. RICHARDSON.
I de S-tds* Exor of Mrs. Judith Smith. decd
| NORFOLK SALE.