The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-12-04
BY GoddIn q Apperson.

C0MMIsssInGnHsk K,s SALE 9F yALUA:
vAIU1stE REAL estate "a i IN The &c CRY rs OF
RICHMOND.-By virtue of q decree of the Circuit
Court of the City of Richmond, pronounced on the
18th OF November, 1856, in the case of Harvie
MarshslPs executors, &c, the ersgned who was
thereby appointed Commiasioner for that purpose,
vii sell at public suction On the premises on MON.
valuable estate in Henrieo, Chickshominy and on
the Mechanicsvlle Turnpike, about miles East of
Richmond. containing by survey Just made. 1862
Lot No. contains 7S4a acres of which $50 are fine
low grounds nearly cleared; lSli acres cleared high
land, and Isl acres in pine and oak wood heavily set
On this tract there is a small dwelling and ample
other buildings for the use of servants horses &c
Lot No. contains 6te acres, of which S1l are low
grounds of fine quality, of which 43 are in TIMBER
~ acres high lands, in woods, and u cleared
hi Oh land.
Lot No. 8 contains 1851 acres. of which So are
cleared, and l27s scT es are in woods.
Lot No. contains 584 acres, all of which in oak
Lot No contains ssa acres, also in pine and oak
woods.
Lot MOI contains 22s acres in original growth of
oak end pines.
Lot No contains liz acres, all virgin oak and pine
timber of excellent quality.
After the sale of the Land, will be sold all the
SLAVES, (about so in number) on the estate con.
sistng of men, women and children and are as vain
able as any similar number usually found on a farm.
Ase, portion Of the pershable estate, consisting
of Horses, Mules, Cattle, Farming Implements &c.
| COQ6lsLlDE
of Hay Corn, Oats Fodder, SC, will be sold at the
same time ard place, of which due notice will be
hsreafi or published.l
And on WEDNESDAY, the 18th of December.
1856, commencing at IL o'clock A. NJ, on the pre-
mises, in the city OF Richmond, the following valua
BILE Real Estate viz:
Those two half acres, Nos 1856, 7S7 In the Milan of
the city of Richmond, with the large DIVE ling there
| On, formerly occupied BY the late Judge Marshall,
d of the family of
and Clay streets OF 1904 feet each.
Also that other half acre. No 1885, the corner of
Marshall and s.h streets with large brick tenement
II Tompkins, fronting on the South side of Marshall
street 1904 feet running back 9th street les feet
Also that part of Lot No 1873 fronting IS feet on
the North side of Clay street, running back on the
East line of 9th street l63 feet.
Also, the half acre Lot No 778, at the corner OF
Clay aud 10th street, with the large brick mansion
thereon, now in tho occupancy Of the family of the
late Gen. Harvie, fronting 1904 feet the North
side of Clay street running back the full depth of the
Lot to the ravine in the rear.
Also, Lots, Nos 9, IL, IL, 49, in the plan of Col
John Rutherford. fronting together 100 feet the
West line Of Foushee street. Opposite Dilrs bakery
running back 1870 feet.
All Of the Real state in Richmond, will be divided
into Lots of suitable size according to plan and sur
vey now being made, and which will be exhibited al
the sale
The foregoing landed Estate In Henrico, and Real
Estate in the city of Richmond 10 justly regarded
any other property that has before been offered
in market at auction Plats and surveys can be seru
at the Office Of the Auctioneers 10 whom persons dis
posed to buy respectfully referred for further
ticulars.
TERMs-For the landed estate in Henrico. one
| fourth cash; balance at I, and years. For the
Real Estate in Richmond, one-ffth cash; balance al
G. r. l8 and "a months in each case for negotiable
notes. with interest thereon the interest to be made
payable half yearly, and retaining lien tbs LAND
until the whole purchase money and interest 10 paid
| and conveyance ordered by the court. The Ssvel
and Personal Estate the farm will be sold for cash
If the weather should be such either of the day.
selected for the sale to make it. in the opinion
| the Commissioner, improper to sell, the sale viii
| take piece the next suitable day thereafter.
VIM w HARVIE, Comr.
PS.-The perishsble estate alluded to in the fore
going advert ssment, consists of 20 fine Mules,
Hs:ses 20 head of Cattle, Brood Sows, with theil
Pigs besides Wagons, Carts and Farming implements
generally.
The decree requires that they should be sold for
cash but in order to accommodate bidders instead
of cash. a credit of months will be given ell
Sums over $780, for negotiable notes, interest added
satisfactorily endorsed.
At the same time the same terms, will sell the
following crops, viz:
About 500 barrels of Corn
$4,000 lbs Sheaf Oats
Is so 600 lbs Hay
IS so stacks Blade Fodder
Also, Wheat Straw, Top Fodder, Shucks, &c.
WIN. w. HARVIE, Com'r.
Sale conducted by GoBDIN & APPERSoN, Aucts.