The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-25

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3 tse Ysenisess cosnnsaeins = ao'cleek, sishl
OF waieh Esnss Tor $7s per annam. me-
s na'rssJ lscased for the accommodation 81 snai
TEaMs- ons-third cash; balance 4 sud I u.e.ss.
TOT nesotisble notes intssest adied sscnrsi 81 4
dels 0ODDIN I ApPERsoN, A.es
TRTsT SALE or VALU1hIx RRAx.
from Lake McKeaa and ssssS ~. Z. e. e
81 bid5.r ~ ds.y recorSsd snail ss to tho hish-
slant GeoeI e MFfS ,I, %, The 18th IL
dsy on the premises the properly Contained Is aid
asea VIZ; The two middle ones Of the four new tsns
Cary and Cans. ssas q Fourth street between
4t3 feet On Fourth street and run b.cI .b. ~ go
20 loot alley and are entitled the use also of Al
their The Improvement arr nev Ia VET
mand good rents. The title is believed to be roo5
'a' shall sell and convey only g , sGs,ss;
Sale conducted by GoDpIS ArrESseS dess
N pursuance Of the pewer vested I'm N. nv
- Deed OF Trust from benjamin III Prentis an1
Meicina NJ, his wife bearing date October 18Th. la5i
ana recorded in Clerks Office OF the County Court Of
HenTico. and ar the request of the md P9sns;. "a
wife, We will, on SATURDAY. December - ,sss
be ss;d 90 se,i y paeie aucton e the residence of
ing property tcommencing at u O. cfockl
III; Inat tract Of land known ''shady Grove on
Mountain Road in the county Of Henrieo a6ont ei s
miles north OF Richmond and two miles from the
4. =. r Railroad, containing by survey four hun
Inc land is of good quality, well adapted TO The
sio~th OF wheat, corn hay and OATS and has hem
cis sry improved portion OF it is well set in
lions into wood and arabic P.ofoi-
Inc improvements consist of good Frame Dwell
ns, containing SIX rooms, Kitchen large Ice
House, Negro Quarters &C.. and ai the other bu;iJ
ings necessary for farming. The stable has been rs
Ssn.iy oat and is very fine one with accommods-
lols i0r thirty horses and large amount of forayr
&c; There are also Blacksmith Shop and Whsrl,
~m rs shop, both having good RIM Of custom.
Tavern-it was kept as such beopIe ;t desirable as
bought it. - - p present. ~ o"nel
The tract win be sold either in body or in parcel.
:, End That tract of land lying on the mountain
ROAD immediately adjoining the above and known
as Free HIil,' containing sixty-seven and three
ID. tract Of wood land containing forty.four and
acres lying short distance from the abov,,
ana eI immediately adjoining the lands OF Dr. John M
Sheppard, John ID. Thomas and others and known "a
part OF the Oak Grove tract Its proximity to ths.
I.hli5oad, makes this very valuable tract as tl,e
"ood can always be sold at good price at tLa road
18th All the household and kitchen furniture ali the
Iafinins implements and all the tools used in the
Diuck5iiiith aud w heeiWrlght shops.
MI Preltis viii take pleasure in showing The me-
perry 10 any person wishing to purchase.
TERMs-For the land, one-thrd cash. the balane,
N equal ms ainent at six twelve and sighteen months
bearing Interest, and secured by bond and a deed OF
trust; Tor the personal property ON all sums under
$50 cash, on ali SUMS of 500 and upwards credit of
: months bond and security being given.
VIM. H. LYONS,
Sale conducted by GopDIN & AppERson' ancts
H D. 10 mir
vas unavoidably postponed to THURSDAY. the Srd
En'y, 1856, at II O'Clock, A. NJ. when it will take
Goblin { 1PpERsoN,
q de Ids Auctioneers
pUBLIC HIRING OF NEGROES.-Wiii
- De hired, tor the year next ensuing, 1856, at
joining Mr.. Geo. W. DoswelD to the highest bidder.
| at public auction, on SATURDAY, DECEMBER
", 1856. upwards of THIRTY NEGROES, consisting
OF men. women boys and girls. SoI.e of them have
been raised to house work, aud some are frst-rste
Farm hands.
They will be hired to remain in the country az
customed; and NONE OF THEM WILL BE HIRED TO
LABOR ON PUBLIC WORKS, orin occupations consid.
Bond with approved security will be required il
every instance. B. w. RICHARDSON, ).
de 3-tdss Ex'or of Mrs. Judith smith, decd
a DMINIsTKATRIX'S SALE OF NE
Court House, on TUESDAY, the LIST day of January
1856, eight Negroes belonging to the estate Of Rcd
Barnes, decd. Amongst the number is good Cook
Washer and Ironer, good House Servant and severe
Farm Hands. Most of the Negroes are Young and
likely and sold for no fault i. - =
~-s LUCY ANN BARNES, Administrative
de 0--dtds Of Richard Barnes, decd.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF vALI
~ ABLE SLAVES AT CHARLES CITY COtk.
HOUSE.-As commissioners acting under decree 0
the Circuit Court for the county of Charles City en-
tered at the fall term of the said court in the year 1855
in the suit of Hair and wife against Hughes' adm,
aud others, shall, on the FIRST DAY OF JANU
AIRY 1856 at Charles City Courthouse. sell at publ
auction, TO the highest bidder, four likely SLAVES
named Gilbert Jasper, Albert and Louisa and at thu
same time and place, we shall sell in like manner, Il
the lowest bidder an inirm slave named Joe. ~ .
TERMS: Cash as to the expenses of sale and com
missions. For the residue of the purchase money
credit of six month swil be gwen the purchaser exc
cutting bonds for the credit payments with approve,
personal security, bearing interest from the day
sale till paid. s5ss e 4E.-lss1 49,
The purchaser of the inirm slave will be require,
to enter into bond with approved security, payable
to the commonwealth, in penalty of $500, condi
toned to maintain and support the said inrn slave
long the said slave shall live.
T. NANCE -
WIN. P. HUGHES,
de 20-tlja Commissioners.