The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-19

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. IA P,sn,;IM public aucfioa 1t fh~ redrnrs :;
ing properly me- county e Hssieo the follow.
III InatusG. q land Known Is SHADY f3reve y 4,
Maant.n osd = .h r.sns.. now r-sdes lying On tie
miles north OF Richmond and two 49, sooa1 eIevsu
r. Railroad containine BY survey fanr -, ..e
The land il Of good qnaity, well sd.pt.s !, !. :.
growth of wheat, corn, hay and OATS snd hss b .as
nightly improved A portion of it il wolf set n
tions into wood and arable.
The Improvements consist Of GOOD Frame Dwell
| ing, containing six rooms, Kitchen large Ice
Hense, Negro Quarters, &c, and all the other build
fnEs necessary for farming. The stable hes been 70
Gently built and is very fine one, with accommoda-
mons irr thirty horses and large snount of forage
wright Shop, both having good rnn Of custom
The location renders this properly de sirabe n
TaveTnt was kept as such before ifs present owner
The tract WILDE sold either in body or in parcel.
70 SUIT purchasers.
End That tract of land lying on the Mountain
koads immediately adjoining the above and known
Eree Hill" containing sixty -seven and three
one-elgfh acres lying short distance from the above
and immediately adjoining the lands of Dr. John nj
sneppard, John D. Thomas and others, and known as
part OF the Oak Grove" tract Its proximity to the
Railroad, makes this very valuable tract as the
WOOD can always he sold at good price at the road
4h All the household and Kitchen furuiture ali The
farming implements, and all the tools used in the
Blacksmith and Wheelwrisht shops.
Mr. Prentis will take pleasure in showing the pro.
perty TO any person wishing to purchase.
TERAs.-For the land onsthird cash the balance
m eiaai at six, twelve and eighteen months
bearing interest," and secured by bond and deed of
ns. Ior tne personal property, on all sums under
$2e cash, on all sums of s 20 and upwards credit of
months, bond and security being given
VIM FL Lyons
Sale conducted by GoDD1N & APE Rsos. Auets
EIGMT RRICK TENKsIENTs ON ARCH
TdioN-Wili be sold on THURSDAY, the 9th Dec,
1902 on the premises, ncing ut O'Clock eight
neat BRICK Tenemenis, on Arch and Crib streets each
OF "hcn rents for s. per annnm. These tenemenfs
are admirably located for the accommodation of small
for negotiabe notes, interest added secured by a
dels GoDDIN AppERsoN, Aucts.
TKsmDfinTpEIiEsfs' ION sAL II V as ,ycAAtTAELE
STkEETS-By virtue of two several trust deeds
the first dated 10th March, lSf7 executed by W. God
April, 1852 and executed to w. Goddin trustee. and
both duly recorded in Richmond Hastings Court, we
se ts at pbbc auction on the prem
the hour of O'clock r. NJ if fair if NOT the newt
| fair 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 the north side of Grace street about 30 feet
| running back 160 feet. 80
The Deeds require cash SALE but it ia probable
tnat Tor 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
de- is JAMES lyons Trustees.
TRUST SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
l. EsTATE..--By virtue of deed of trust to me
cember 1854 duly recorded snail sell to the high
| est bidder, for cash, on WEDNESDAY, the a6th in
stant at 81 O'clock P. NJ, if fair il not the next fair
deed, viz: The middle of the four new tene-
| ments on the West side of Fourth street, between
Cary aud Canal streets The two Lots front about
4oa feet Fourth street. and back about 10 feet
10 foot alley; and entitled TO the also of an
alley of about IS feet from 4h street. and of cuvert
mand good rents. The title is believed to be good
but shall sell and convey only as trustee
Sale conducted nv Gopn1s Arrrssos. de- IS
- UTENsiLs. &C., AT AucTioN.-WiIi BE- sold id
| at public snction. at Chestnut Grove, on the r. and
O'clock if fair (f not the fair day ali Of our
Crops, Stock &C., consisting of about 300 bills Corn
large quantity of Oats, Hay, Fodder Shucks Straw,
| ,ALsO-A pair Of fine young Mules, several fine
Horses sF ~ ~ - -
ALSO-Cows, Hogs, Wagons Carts, Household and
Kitchen Furniture, Irish Potatoes, &c.
/ TBRMs-All sums under $50 cash; over that amo't,
months credit, for negotiable notes satisfactorily
endorsed. o. s. TAYLOR,
| WIN. T. TAYLOR
| Sale conducted by GopDIN l. APPERsoN, Aucts -
de 10 ..-
NJOTICE...WiIl be sold mt public INJECTION,
the premises, in the upper end of Charles City
county, FIVE miles from James River and fifteen from
the city of Richmond, on FRIDAY, December 2lst at
IL o'clock A. NJ, (f fair if not, the next fair 9ay)
tract of Land containing 500 acres, together with
Steam Saw Mill, with two Saws, capable of saving
from four to five Thousand feet of Lumber per day,
with all the implements required to carry this bu
| siBess.
will also sell 10 likely Mules, work Horses, 8
| Wagons Carrylogs and Harness. all in good order
will sell the Land in tract, divide it in lots
il required by persons wishing to procure small
farms The land il all in its original growth, except
about fifty acres, which is heavily tnbered with
cond growth pine suitable for cord-weod charcoal
purposes would call the attention of farmers, mill
ers and mschinists generally to the sale. The Mill
can be made useful for grist and wheat trcshing
| well saving purposes.
| Terms will be made accommodating and made
known on the day of sale. 1921 81 III rT
! JAMES w. BINFORD.
1 CY The property can be shown by MIR. FoLxEs,
who is tho place, any time until the day of SALE
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