The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-07-21

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tons ioT large family. Indeed, the House is
larger than most built after its plan The lot fronts
location OF the property is In very desirable and
improving part OF the city.
months, for negotiable notes, interest addeda seo
cured by = trust deed BY request of the trustees
field GODDiNt aPpsLpTsnWW ihs-
Jy Is Auctionee,s
BY Jas. M. Taylor Il Son, Auc.'s.
> LAND, n THE COUNTY Or HENRico.T
cult coasy Of y The Go Cree
entered in the case of Cottrell's Guardian ~ Cot
s %f' 81 se 18th as "a; II Rsfu: .1
IL 9sSsk ,b M E Ell St ppee na4ctDSn on the
mentioned tract Of land s s nesr the
Three Chopped Road, about nine miles west Of
CottTell, VIM. f. Harris and others. itcontsins
hetyeen two hundred and eighty and three hun
dred aeres1onc hundred and fifty of which are
timber Thirty acres Of the cleared land are Creek
Bottom, and Of fine. quality; fifteen acres have
for cultivation. The remainder Of the arabic land
is for the most part Of GOOD quality, and portion
crate sssd SsIs H0usEs k IF
90F,EICE: CARRIAGE, HOUSE, CORN HOUSE,
The buildings are somewhat out of repair. but
with small outlay could be put in good condi-
ming throus h tho place. This farm is regarded, b,
those who have known it for years, and well, an
excellent and desirable place. A plat and survey
OF the land can he seen at the office of the Auc
tloneers.
l9sstaIments, At Ia, s. and years, from the day
of 2oe, with the interest upon the deferred pa,
ments, payable annually, the purchaser executin;
payments, and title retained until the purchase
c"", paid snd r. Y6Ns 6 the
Sale byJAs. M. TAYLOR & Sos, Aucts. jyI9
SALE OF HOlSE and LOT ON ST.
- - JAMES STREET, ATAuCTI0N.-B order OF
on TIE FER; tie ssth das Of July. esnmencins
parcel of LAND with the BfpNGs ssefso %,
lying and being in Duvsl's Addition, situated on
said addition, fronting 50 feet on said street and
1nnnlns back l29 feet TO lot No. q. in said addition
at e rent OF 8 Mr.
months for negotabls notes, with interest and Sc .
E Ett$ SsH5 f;Hf s5HIf; Trustees.
JAS. NJ. TAYLOR SoN, Aucts. jyu
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL ES.
- TATE. SLAVE AND FURNITU RE.-As
court OF HenTieo county, pronounced on the 18th
dry OF April. 1872, IN the case styled ''Flournoy
july, at i9' a9 aat the n ah
fair day thereafter,l sell upon the premises, the
prGpeI,y menoned in said suit consistins OF scer
Henrico near Richmond; having front of &21a feet
on the continuation Of ed street, in Adams add
non 10 the cIty OF Richmond. and running BAG K
from the junction of sd street with Adams street
l32, being part of Lot No; OF Square No. III,
liam Cullinssworth and wife to r. V. Beazey dated
9th October. lS5, together with all the buildn gs
and improvements thereon.
After the sale OF the above property, will be sold
asmall negro girl. about FIVE years old; also lot
OF Furniture, consisting of Beds, Chairs, Tables
Wardrobes. = Cook Ing Stove, &c.
Terms: The real property, one third cash; the
balance at and II months for bonds. with good Sc
tbs q t,,h rata
ed until the purchase money is paid. For the per
'0nS f SAX k P e comr
JAS. NJ, TAYLOR & Son, Aucts. Va
w RIVER ESTATE AT AtCfIoNDAs Spe.
gal C9m 9! appointed By decree of the
on the 18th day Of june 1850, in the suit sty .e,:
" RaIhG " vs. Brooks and alsy', shall, on
WEDN ESDAI, the Nth day OF July, 1852, at II
o'clock NJ; uf fair; if not the next fair day there
after al the Mansion House on the premises, ex-
pose to sale at public auction, the Real Estate mem
tionea N he proceedings OF SAID suit and known
This tract of land lies on the north bank ofJames
River, thaying front on the river of about three
mles,) in the county of Henrico. below the city of
river seven miles from the city BY water and about
ae hSRR
which between seven and ikht hundred are cleared
and arabic. About one hundr red and twenty five
acres of the cleared land are low grounds of very
superior quality, but from an omission, for some
years, to repair an enIbapsment are subject to
overflow at his h tide. This, however can easily be
prevented and the land reclaimed, when it would
yield as abundantly as any land in the county,
About three hundred acres OF the cleared land are
of the cleared land is high land. The lands of this
plantation, with moderate use of lime whic h can
be had at the landing for IA cents per bushelD will
produce wheat, corn, oats and gross equal to any
In Virginia.
; The place having been rented out for years. and
cultivated by tenants Its present condition affords
no evidence of its real value. The larger portion
of the forest land is heavily wooded with heart pine
thn tn
of brick makers, and its transportation to the
city, b water or by the turnpike. renders it yer,
about seven miles from the city, lnexhsusti
bic sand bank, the sand taken from which is now
used for building purposes, and 1t is of the very
The MANSION HOUSE is situated about two
of beautiful Trees. From the house to tho river the
ground slopes gradually. The house is built of i'm
and walls are heavy and thick and i is in very COCO
repair; I contains eight rooms and two large halls
besides basement. With small outlay for porche,
and painting 1t could be made desirable resi-
dence as it ever was. The location is considered
healthy. A survey of the land is now being made
the auctioneers The land will be divided If deemet
sdky, n. IN parcels to SUIT ppFchssers
the purchase money In cash, the balance IN five
equal instruments. payable att ?. 5, 4 and years
bonds or notes, with good security to be given foI
the deferred payments, with interest on tho ga I'd
deferred payments from day OF sale; payable semi
money is folly psid. and a conveyance directed by
the Court The title to the property believed to be
perfect, 1t having been possession of tho preseu
owners End their ancestors for more than q CO
tury
Possession for scediny wheat will be given in
time for that pp rpose, and fail possession given
on the LIST day of January next
Persons desiring to see the property are referred
to Messrs Pearce and Southall, residing on the
prenises and for further information, apply to the
auctloneers or 10 tho undersig ned
X. MILTON CARY, Spl. Coin'r.
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR Son. Auctioneers. Je11
V,kUSTEE'S SALE OF FARMIN lIANO-
/ YER COUNTY. ON CHICKAHoMIN NY RIV-
ER-As trustee in certain deed OF trust from Jno.
s. Atkinson. bearing date the 18th day OF January.
1889 and recorded in the Clerks Office of Hanover
County Court,I shall proceed to sell, by request OF
the beneficiary in said deed.t upon the premises
ON FRIDAY the 29th July, 1859, tif fatr If not ths
next fair fair day thereafter commencing At iits
o'clock, A. Nj, that desirable FARM called Turkey
Hill sitnsted in said county, about ten miles
northeast of Richmond city. and which contains
Terms Of the deed require cash but | have no
doubt that a satisfactory arrangeinent can DO made
! az Ia a mart of the purchase money.
JAMES 7. SUTTON, JR., Trustee
/ jy l9-dtds
I COMMISSIONERS SALE OF 2i9 ACREs
/ 4 OF WOOD LAND IN HENEICo COINI1,
j on THE SOUTH SIDE OF THE WILLIAMS,
| 9iIRti ST AGE-ROAD. FOUR TO FIVE Mills
| Inflow THE CITY OF RtCHhoND--AsC Com :
| missioner appointed by decree CT the Circut
Court of the United States for the Fourth Circuit