Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-05-28
AUCTION SALES.
BY DICKINSON, HILL q CO., 4,
BY GODDIN & APPERSON, AUCT.
LARGE AND ITTRACTIpE
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sALE OF REAL
Nofoer TO bring my present business TO n close, have
determined to sell, without reserve, on Tuesday, jar
lt, lsoe. az IL O'Clock NJ, the following properly IN .Ic
Richmond. N"' u
20 me quality Of the Lands advertised msy be learn.
e om ue specimens which follow. and which, Ho,suh.
unity to one OF the best market, in mi, countrv toy Inc
products OF agriculture. may be bought for onetourth The
price OF similar lands situated as near 10 any uorts,r,
commercial or manufacturing CITY.
70" The Lands will be sold in the f,,Iouin, ors.,
commencing with the farm called ENTERPRISE, de.;E,
mated as
No. !. This tract contains 30 acre, sbo,, soo ..,m.
which is cleared and highly improved. This trsc, bs. nnc,
I an eHceilent prtcK oweilnS' with every convenincc.
kitchen, servants houses, staShnga and other mn, Sri.i;rs
new and In good order. an excellent GARDEN ana trn,, f.,
IL has a delightful stream Of water passing throusb IL g.,
furding an abundance OF mendoU land now HIGHLY IN,
| proved and set in grass. II ia rare to meet viii - .,,,.
ton offering more natural advantage The ep,rsrra
gate being not moro than four miles from the city
Nos. A tract Of % acres adjoining the last mentioned
admirably adopted to gardening purposes. bounded o,
one side BY the same stream, having q beautiful meadow
No. 3 10, cornering or the las, mentioned, cop,sir,o.
l3s acres. This tract IL mainly covered with wood nd
excellent timber. A portion Of it in a heavy grow OF
pine. nowin good condition for coaling this portion being
the site upon which \ hsbitatun stood, not many years
since, could be cleared at little expense. The whole pre-.
senting a body OF land OF very superior quality.
No. 4. A tract Of ITO acres, being similar in quality
separated from the last mentioned by = public rosd,
placing them at a distance of tour miles and a half from
the city.
No. S A tract of SIS acres lying on the south ed. ~ n.
new Central road, similar In quality snd condition 10 the
last mentioned.
No. 6. A tract of 50 acres opposite the las, m.r,iobe.
on the north side of the Central road
No. 7. a tract of 500 acres, about one.hali OF which L.
cleared, and in a bigh state OF cultivation. This body OF
land is nearly surrounded by water. bein. bounded by
creeks on three sides, and the public road on the other
with all the necessary building. to II iarm in good order
II is doubtful whether a more beSutilul tract Of land csr
be found in the State. Situated within Six mies from the
city, Il Is well adapted to gardening purposes, and wul be
divided to suit purchasers. II is proper to Remark. tho
the whole ct the lands above described are well adapted
To wheat, as the growing crops will Indicate. and TIM, thu
country hbounds in the best of wafer, and no .ccrror %
the world il more healthy.
After the sale of this land, the stock OF Horses. Cow.
and Hogs, with all the Farming Utensils, provender, etc
will be offered.
No. {. A Lot of SO acres, about, nine mile. from tie
mil. "" D'' ~" saw
No. 9. A Tract adj dining the above containing l.! acre.
This tract has a great deal Of wood and sswablc timber
All of these lands are admirably adapted Ia cu!l
walton being near n good public road, and within
three miles OF James river, aiOrding An easy access {,
market, they must improve In value. The latter is suscrp
| ible of division into smsllcr lots, TO accommodate II pniiy
wishing to form a neighborhooi There is nm sburdsuc.
Of mari within thrce.quarters OF n mile Of th, property
No. 10 A tract commencing at Ii point about thicr
miles from the city OF Richmond on ihs new Central trEd
This tract contains l35 acres, aud is bounded by said rord
throughout a distance OF three.qusrtrrso of a mile, ,aord.
ing u good location for gardeners, and will be divided 70
suit purchasers. This entire tract is In original growth y,
~ood-pin and oak.
On the following day the sale will be resumed by of, r.
ing two squsres in the plan al the Town Of Fulton, q
Mount Erin, adjoining the property known as Fulton.
Spring.
Next to this will be sold the following property in the
Town OF Port Mayo, viz:
/. Five Lots designated rs Nos. 81, &c, 80, 40 and Il, IN
the plan Of said town.
2. The buildings covering II space 100 feet by 100 feet.
known Ms the Powhatan Factory. This building "a ri.
ranged for a Tobacco factory, and has been so occupied
tor u number of years. IL would be admirably sGspt.t
to the tanning business, having the advantages Of q never
failing fountain, SO elevated as To dischar1 the water -
feet above the highest part Of the building This .Oun,,in
10 invaluable for any manufacturing operation, Tor il.
ttsnce, a brewery, a. well az TO secure the properly In case
of fire The discharges nearly one gallon to the second.
Of the purest character of water. from the Noun Elm
Spring, conducted through Il line of three inch iron pip.
3. A lot adjoining. fronting l0J feet on Louisiana street
running back 100 feet. to mn sliey.
4. A lot rs feet front Oh Orlesns street. iunning back -
eel.
s. A lot fronting IS feet on same street, with a good
brick tenement, two stories, nearly new.
o. Two lots on sarne street, 81 feet each, one Of them :
corner lot.
Virginia | would also sell my GLASS FACTORY, WIKI
all lis fixtures, IN complete order for business, now in sUc
cessful operation. This properly consists oil Ia squarr IN
the plan OF Port Mayo, Immediately outside OF the corpo
rate linn ts of the City OF Richmond. There ur attached
10 it all the necessary appeninees to a Glsss Factory,
Smiths Shop, Carpenters shop. Packing rooms. Store
rooms Stabling, &c. The river front IL covered by ten
good tenemrnts for the workmen, and a furnishing s,oI"
Having carried on the glass business in this location i,r
:wo years past, can recommrn the stand isvorsbly
Being the only Gass Factory south OF Baltimore. tue put.
chaser would receive all the advantages of the co,t 4
building up such a business, which bias already been dons
ut my expense.
As to the character of the lands advertised. | refe. 70
Chas. B. Williams. Esq, Secretary Virginia State Agricul
turul Society, or T. G. Ruthn. Editor Southern Planter.
Terms. one third cash, balance 6, u and ls mouths, in
teres, added. Taxes. present year; 70 be paid by Par'
HrGopp1s A. AppRR,os. Auc,s Nav e.-aSciI.