The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-05-30
By Baker & Pleasanfs.
VALUABLE DWELLING AND VACANT

LOT ON CHURCH HILL FOR SALE AT
will sell at auction, ON FRIDAY evening, immediate,
" after the Commssioners sale OF House and Lot on
Union Hill, advertised by Messrs. Hoddin 4 Appsr
son, (say at half past o'cock) my residences con-
tanning six good rooms and good double kitchen..--
The house 10 built Of the best material and is in good
order The lot fronts SO feet the corner of 10Th
and N streets, running back ~ to an alley
Ia feet WIDE, in common Also vacant lot adjoining
the same, fronting said 18th 321 feet This
y one among the most desirable residences On the
hood j. - = - $3.50
TERMS: One-third cash, balance ON a credit of
and months--the purchasers executing negotiable
notes. interest added, for the deferred paymsnf se
cured by deed Of trust title aimed tiast note
10 paid.
THOMAS II. FOWLER,
Sale conducted by BAKER q PLEAsANTs, Aucts.
CONSTABLE's sALE.--WilI be sold on
~ Maddox Hill, on FRIDAY, 30th May comrnenc-
ing at A o'clock, Bureau and GLASS; bed and Stead
Chairs; Table; Brass Clock; 2 Trunks; 2 Chests;
Cooking Utensils; Glass Jars and parcel of Wood
TO satisfy an execution in my hands in favor Of VIM
JOS. q METrEaT. C. II. G.
Lot in which said Chandler resides.
TERMS made known on day of sale. my 29-2ts
~ HANOVER, NEAR THE FORK CHURCH.
Pursuant to decree of the Circuit Court Of the coun-
y OF Hanover pronounced on the 18th day of March,
1856 in suit therein depending, under the style of
Thornton and others against ToDkies and Others the
undersigned, the Commissioners therein named will
ON the premises, at the Mansion House. on the S0th
day of this month, May II fair. otherwise the first
suitable day thereafter, proceed to sell to the highest
bidder, on the following terms:
Onsthird cash; one-third at i2 months and the re-
nsining third at two years The credit payments to
bear interest from the day OF sale The to
give bonds with approved personal security. and the
title TO the land to be retained until the further order
toned
let. The tract called Church Quarter adjoining the
lands of Wm Thompson, Esq, Maj. p. H. Price and
Others, containing 257l On this land there are
comfortable buildings
I'd The Mansion House tract containing about 400
acres. adjoining the lands of Alex. NJ. Morris Esq.
Ed Winston Esq and Others Onthis tract the build
ings are good the Mansion House being one of the
neatest houses in that part of Hanover The barn and
other houses are In respectable repair
Sd. The tract called Dukes adjoining the Mansion
House tract, containing $50 acres or Whereabouts,
4th. The Old Orchard, containing about 90 acres,
adjoining Dukes.
The last mentioned tracts will be sold in body or
in different lots, as the Commissioners may determine
the day of sale.
1t 10 rarely the that such an opportunity Ii af
orded persons of purchasing land so desirable and
respectable neiehborhood a. the present being in
healthy part of Hanover in two miles of the Virginia
Central Railroad and of the Richmond, Fredericks-
burg and Potomac Railroad and about twenty miles
from Richmond. Hanover Academy Is not more than
one mile off.
Persons wishing to see the premises viii he shown
them BY Mr.. TsMpLE J. BLUNT, living ON fho pre-
misses. WIN. q. WINSTON, 1 se1
WIN. r. WYNN,
CHAsTAIN WHITE. con'n
my 9-3tawkwtds ED. w. NORRIS