The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-14

wheat and oats. portion Of the tract il James ri.
yer low grounds, with the James River Canal run.
ming through them.
TERMS mads known on day of sale.
Selling "a Trustee, shall only convey with special
fs ls-d&etd.* SAMUEL g. DUvAL, Trustee.
GALE OF VALUABLE HOTEL PRO.
~ PERTY AT WELDON. North CAROLINA.
On SATURDAY, 18th of March, 1855, at IL O'CLOCK.
on the premises, at Weldon e, will sell, BY
HOUSE, which has Just been 81 ,oted adjoining the
passenger Depot of the Railroads at that place.
sIdon Is snown to be on the great Southern line
Rssse nsers going North South eat their meals
Ihis Hotel was put up for the cypress purpose of
the largest number of that can offer The
10 81 feet long SO feet wide and is feet
high, capable of dining $50 persons at once. The
when all are finished there will be 40 convenient
bed chambers. Pipes have been put up for gas The
ing apparatus to cook for three hundred persons
The rooms in the third story not yet completed
house, so nearly finished that it could be opened
for the purpose of furnishing meals to the
persons at distance acquainted with the value of
such Investments in good Localities For their in
formation f will state that Weldon sths point whore
meet-to wit, the one by Washington city, Rich
mond and Petersburg; the other BY the ChesapeaIe
Railroad to Wilmington N. c.. ON the one hand, and
the Railroad to Raleigh on the other There are
twelve daily trains arriving and departing from
Weldon. (ail Of which into the depot alongside
OF which the Hotel is built and from 40 600 to So ).
600 passengers pass there annually.
In addition to these advantages, the water power
of Weldon is unequalled in the whole Southern
States and as it becomes better known it will be.
come large manufacturing town.
The above sale is made by virtue OF Deed from
Fl. d Bird to me, duly recorded in Halifax county,
dated the 18th of February, 1855.
TERMs-A credit of 6, IL and Is months equal in.
5taimeQta. for bonds notes with fv
&c.-lien on the property to secure their payments
DAVID MAY,
mh.6-Stawtds Trustee of H. D. BIRD.
MOTTO E.-SALE OF VALUABLE
~ COAL PROPERTY-Will be sold publicly. to
county, near the Glover Hill Pits, ON THURSDAY,
the 18th of March, 1856 if not privately sold before
that dsy, one-hAlf of the unexpired LEASE of Hall
Cheatham, on the Coal Property and appurl g.
nances, at present worked by w. Hall l. Co., lying
directly South of the Glover Hill Pts and known by
has three years to from the LIST of January hast.
is unnecessary to give detailed description of
this property, as 1t 10 presumed that any person wish
ing to purchase, will visit the works before the day
Of sale and examine it themselves. There are now
employed at these works about so hands. and from,
1900 TO 1400 bushels of coal raised daily; but much
larger number of hands be worked to advantage.
There will also be sold at the same time and place.
one-hah of 125 of LAND, surrounding the said
Pits, upon whice all necessary outhouses agents
houses and good storehouse.
Terms made known on the day OF sale.
All enquiries directed to me, at Winter Pock Post
to. T. M CHEATHAM,
Administrator.
N. B. Possession given from the list Of January