The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-21

~ james n. Taylor 8 eoal.

"a acres iJ,ng on said road, about 81 miles from
There are valuable improvements on this tract
consisting OF swelling house, new barn. stable
and valuable ice house. This land is in . good
sfh. tract If land Immediately opposite "Pen
aieton, and called "HCRsEPEN," which il 81 to
es,ngr WOOD and upon which there is great dea
such an OPP rtunity Is seldom presented to per
sSns desiring % purchase real estate In the vicinity
Amep and survey of the said land will be made
m =. cam De seen af the office Of Jas Taylor on
0iu9ed INTO lots. to suit purchasers
All persons desiring to make ipauiry abo1t the
above property. are referred to Messrs James NJ
dayipr son. or to either of the undersigned, one
praises. 1o''"e' A@' ,
TERMs-0ne third of the purchase money in cash
o NV residue N two equal instruments. atone and
IVY years rom the day OF safe-the credit payments
20 De secured BY negotiable notes With interest adj
ded and the title retained till the whole purchase
nn unsy Is PAID. and conveyance directed by the
Possession will be given in time to seed crop Of
wnea', and fui possession Of each tract will be deli
The sale will commence at the Toll Ga teu tract al
~ gale conducted by JAMES M. TAYLOR Son
ALEX'R B HUTCHINSON,
y9 y yo a IHEgToHEsoN. com,r,
HUGH NJ HUTCHINSON.
oncs Inc wing and Enquirer will insert the above
obse week Country paper) till day Of sale, and
apH JMTxson
VERY DESIRABLE RESIDENCE ON
" MARSHALL AND PATH sTREIsrs CGnpCu
HILL, AT AUCTION-Wili be sold upon The nreno.
ycr On d sGnassy the 18th inst at ~ O'clock
Ith streets Church HILL and lately in the
cy CT Mr.. T. Rad. 1t has six rooms Brick Kitch.
Gu. WIN tnIee Rooms. water and usual convent
depth OF half acre lot. D"oA 'ne
TENSE cash. the balance at 4. and 70 months
trrst das WIN interest added. end secured by
by the purchaser. 0' A''' w 10 paio
.nu-.a, JAS. NJ. TAYLOR 4 SON.
Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
ApJo Hft ING IN KNESsIaRENGE AND VACANT LOTS
~ GaAGE and 2srH sts-B virtue Of deed
td. ttuss rom Philip White and Hannah hi, wife
ted the 18Th Febr1arv '1s s penen Of John
office of Henrioo County Court. and bs;ou KS
sell the tasTn shan proceed
Q. MAY II fair If not. the next fair day Thereafter
commencing commencing at ~ o'clock. NJ. the Real Estats
prick Residence or Church Hill at the corner Of
SraGe ana 2sth streets and in the OCCUPANCY of
f ML raiip White 1t contains ten rooms aud is
attic, and supplied with gas Attached te the
hoase 70 large brick kitchen with four room 3 sta
fronts n mouse sna other outhouses The Lot
IT,.
Also, two handsome vacant Lots adjoining. front
ing each ,t e. feet. and running back i65 feet
entire Household and Kitchen Furniture consistne
VI assortment, description of which will
os T Eiven hereafter; Also COW and heifer.
Daiance at 8. IL, Is and "A months for neQOtiatie
d aoses, with interest added and secured by trust
ance at g. and II months, for negotiable notes
interest aided. and secured as above Tayes and
insurance sur for 1859 10 be paid by the purchasers
dos -t,o~.1
Rerty reference is made to the advertisement of Mr.
Z White. in the Wing and Enquirer. A Mat Of
tcnsers JAMES 81 ss6 Sn6s 2! rr rns Anc
JAS NJ TAYLOR sON. Auctioueers APPS
VALUABLE PR, Pc ATTY IN THE SUB
v, URBs OF RICHMOND, AT AUCTION.-We
VII sen. upon the premises, on WEDNESDAY, the
2th day Of April it fair if not. The next fair day
very desirable brick residence and appurtenant ont
buildings, with 3acres of land attached situated at
Of Sydney, and known asthe residence of the late
DIR Meredith. The main building has heen lately
repaired, and contains swell finished rooms two Of
;nSu are nea5y papered besides good basement.
There i. on the lot. (Which has been for many
years under enclosure. aud is very highly improv.
we'll. - sooN
ibis property offers many Inducements. particu.
view to the education of family. as it ia within
re hundred yards of the Richmond College, o ri
sing institution and convenient to the schools and
bounds in this direction The neighborhood il
heaithful and pleasant-the buildings being chief
private residences
TERMs-One eighth cash; the balance in two eoual
annual instalments, the purchaser to give bonds
bearing interest from date. and secured by trust
's'0' 'n'sfs'' D'': JaM iaSsr' Taylor SON.
ap 2l-dtd Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A VACANT
l. LOT ON WEST SIDE OF UNION STREET
As Trustee in certain deed of trust, bearing date
the 4th day Of August. 1858. and duly recorded In
the Clerks office of denricO County Court I shall
in execution thereof, proceed sell at public auc-
ton, on the premises, on MONDAY, the 25th inst
next tar da rs,1v NJ II isir NOT me
West eide Union street, near Concurrence street,
and in the neighborhood of the new Methodist
Church. 1t fronts 40 feet and runs back lao feet.
TERMS $50 in cash; the balance on a credit of u
months for ne gotiabie note. with interest added
and sec lred by trust deed. Taxes for 1859 to be
paid by the purchaser
GEO v DOMAIN. Trustee.
Sale conducted by JAS 81 TAYLOR SON.
Immediately after the above sale. will be sold sew
erai pretty Vacant Lots in the immediate neighbor
hood. lap Isl JAS N TAYLOR 4 SON, Aucts.
T ARGE VACANT LOT ON 18th ST..
II UNION HILL. AT AUCTION.--We will sell
upon the premises. on MONDAY, the 18th day Of
April. commencing at O'clock, P Ma very large
adjoining Mr. Watkins Itfronts I4O feet, and runs
back the usual depth. 1t will be divided into five
TERMS One third cash; the balance at 4 and 8
months, for negotiable notes. with interest added
and secured by trust deed q tile ssssined
CHERlFF'S SALE OF VALUABLE
=. .oI REAL ESTATE IN THE ,S CITY OF RICH,
the city of Richmond Of the 18th February, 1859
in two suits of VIM a Bradley vs. Hall Nelson, /
will sell at public auction. on the premises on sA
al 4 n he Real
Estate therein described belonging to Hall Nelson
viz
Streets fronting abb 10 feet on the west line Of
It'll street running back on the south line of Arch
street about 24o feet. and bounded on the south
A Lot fronting 90 feet on Byrd street, and run
ming back about 1863 feet, adjoining the Richmond
and Petersburg Railroad Depot
9Th street. between Haxall's canal and James river
fronting 40 feet the west side of 9Th street. and
rgnnng back $50 feet more or less to the "a. stee
9Th street 1885 feet and running back 500 feet to
point about 10 feet wide.
office, and will be exhibited on the day Of sale
TKRNs-One-third cash; the balance at and l.
months, for negotiable notes, with approved en-
paid, and convey ance ordered BY the Court.
The taxes for 1859 to be paid By the pqrshnssers.
ap 9-tds Sheriff City of Richmond.
EASTERN VIEW FOR SALE Com,
~ missioner's Sale Of the TRACT OF LAM called
EASTERN VIEW, in the lower end of Hanover
county, containing 2is acres. and of ANOTHER
SMALL TRACT. near by. containing 80 acres :
Pursuant TO Q decree of the Circuit Court OF the
county Of Hanover, pronounced on the 18th
day Of March. 1859. ia q suit therein depending
IN which George Gretter and William Breut
merchants and partners. trading under the firm
and STYLE Of Gretter and Brent. and others, are
Plaintiffs, and William Smith and others are De
fendants. the undersigned, the Commissioner there
In named, will. on the premises, { eastern View ]
on the 10Th day OF May, 1883. (if fair. other.
wise the next fair day commencing 1t " 9:
clock. NJ. proceed TO sell the two Tracts of Land
above mentioned. The Eastern View Tract has on
1t large and comfortable dwelling house, in good
repair. kitchen. stable ard other necessary out.
houses all built Of good msterisls and In good re.
pair It adjoins The lands Of DR. Coeke. Jno Cor.
bin and others Eastern View IL one of the most
commanding and beautiful situations In Lower WI
Rinia and 10 in highly respect sbia neighborhood
The other Tract has no improvements on it. Mr.
thu land TO any one Wishing to purchase.
TERMS: One-thirf of the purchase money Of each
Tract to be paid In cash; the balance In three equal
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