The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-13
BY Goddfn &. pperson.
VALUABLE TNACT 1lF S15 ACRR

VALUABLE TkACT OF S4J ACRES
and FREDERTcKSBURG RAHRoAD. Ip
JOINING ASHLAND, F0RMERL Y SLASH cor.
TAGE, FOR SIZE At AGCIIoN.-wil be sold
1856 at III oc!o-k the above vauabls tract of land
1t lies almost Immediately adjoining the handsome
snd thriving village of Ashland on the Richmond and
Frsdericksburg Railroad. 1t II both sides of the
railroad which divides it into early equal payts and
affords every facility Of bringing line and other a.
nures from Richmond being little more than half An
hours rideto that city This land lies sent.y undu
ating and the soil being not all subject to being
sareised BY water is for the most part of excellent
quality, and all of il susceptible of thu hi chest IN,
prov-ment. 1t 10 well adapted to the various crons
of our climate and especially to the growth of wheat
There Is some excellent timber the place. and the
greater part OF the land being in woods it is copu.
ted by good judges that there are more than 10 Gao
cords OF wood upon it. of osk, piee and other de.
scriptions There Is also full proportion of rstrate
meadow land Lift suits purchasers better the tract
be divid I'd most egibly, making farm on each
side of the railroad with sprirg of the purest water
side Of the road lie a most beautiful situation for
building at the right distance of and in full view of the
railroad accompanied by one of the finest and most
remarkable springs in Virginia The jet spring from
solid free stone rock at such elevation that
common hydraulic ram be made at q small ex
peIse to throw the water to the top of the highest
build ng, and water the whole of the premises on the
hill. There ale no improvements this land the
most of it being still in woods of original and second
ANY r. hing
ociock, A. by the railway, and return ct o'clock
to dinner, or at TO tea.
Terms OF SALE: One.third cash: balan.e at aud
years, with interest. Bonds secured by a trust
deed, usual plat of the land can be seen at our
Office MIR. Thompson; at Ashland, will show the
prsn Ic"at.w.d eoDDiS AP sa.asoss,,.
MEAT RESIDENCE ON UNION HILL,
FOR SALE AT AUCTiON.-Will be sold on
SATURDAY. November 18Th, 1856, at 4 O'clock r.
the premises occupied BY Mr.. Redford, and o.
ments consist Of neat and nearly new dwelling, con.
tsiaing four rooms, small kitchen and well Of ex-
ceent " alter.
The lot fronts 40 feet on East line of Union or
| Concurrence street, and runs back to sd street
TEaMs-one-fourth cash; balance at 4, ard IL
months, for negotiable notes. interest added secu ed
NOS GoDDIN & ApPERsoN, Aucts.
TRUsTEE's SALE OF VALUABLE
L SLAVG-As Trustee in a certain deed, dated
Court, in deed book No. 40, b, Page 49, shall in
part execution of said trust deed proceed to fei
public auction in front of the State Csurt-Houss en-
valuable Woman named Dicey, who is said to be a
NOT w. GoDDIN, Trustee
of another trust deed, shall sell public auction
| female slave, named Emma daughter of the above
named DiceS' aged about year; n Tern: cs.h
l REAL EsTArE, At TIE j coRNEa V Of Z IRE IN
| AND CARY sTREETS, IN THE CITY OF RICH.
MONn.-.As trustee in certain deed, executed b,
| A. A Hughes, Esq, dated the 10th April 1854, duly
recorded iu Richmond Hastings Court shall, at the
request of the holder of the bond secured thereby
proseed to sell at public auction, on the premises or
cash, on TUESDAY, the 18th day of November at u
o'clock. b., if fair If not the next fair day, tho fol
lowing very valuable real estste, viz All the certain
lot the North side of Cary and East line of nth
streets fronting 66 feet said Cary street. running
back $50 feet to allsy on which said lot there
several framed stores and DWELLING cuped by vari-
tenants at fair The title is believed to be
perfect but the trustee will convey with the usual
special warranty. W G0DDIN,
no4 ids Trustee.
fF,RUSTEE'S- SALE OF TWO VALUA-
i BILE SLAVES.-As trustee in a certain deed OF
trust from Mrs. Margaret Brooks dated 4th October
dulu lad In ktrcti