The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-07-18

FOLD for cornice painting.
TKRMs-For sums under $50, cash; over IN :, I,
four months credit a sGE Efgp5Gvsa IpsP
hA-Sale conducted by E. b. Cook, Auct. liz Is
BY Goddin * Appersom, Aucrs.
7 ARGE AND DESIRABLY LOCATED
- n RIx Y 4! DWnEthILI I on THE NORTH
E 2R s SRAS s BETW S Fp FoISHEE ANp
TloN.-Wil be sold on TUESDAY. the 18th July,
1883, on the premises, commencing At 5o'ceck, p.
above, now in the occupancy of Judge James d.
Haly burton. The Dwelling is not only large, but
Is now IN good repair. and has ample accommoda
larger than most built after its plan The lot fronts
IS feet, runs back about 100 feet to wide alley The
location OF the property IS IN very desirable and
TERMs.-one- fourth cash; balance at 6. u and Is
b. 1r BIZ Of the
field: GoDDiN ( APPERsoN,
~ 10 Auctioneers.
by Jas. NJ. TayIor & Son. Anet's.
SALE OF HOLsE AND LOT ON ST.
the Board of Directors of the Monroe Building
Fund +Ass4estion. We Will sell upon the premises.
m ali that CO Certain ot psse
parcel OF LAND, with the BUILDINGS thereon,
St. James street, and being part Of lot No. ~. in
said addition. fronting 80 feet ON said street. and
running back l2s feet to lot No a. in said addition.
! ne property is now in the occupancylof Mr.. J. B.
Leach, at the rent of Sl2O per annum.
Terms: One-third cash; the balance at s and IL
months fer negotiable notes, with interest, and Sc
cured by q trust deed.
EEAS SsE 7 ?H isbELE, Trustees.
JAS. NJ. TAYLOR SoS, Auets. jyn
SALE OF A VACANT LOT
l. ON ROSS STREET.-As Trustee in a certain
bearing date the 9Th day of February 1856 and re-
corded in the Clerks Office of Rickmend Hastings
the 18th inst, (if fair; if not the next
lar day thereatter,l commencing at O'Clock =.
NJ, vacant LOT on the south side of Ross street,
as continued eastwardly at its intersection with
the east line of Dogwood alley, running thence
and fronting 60 feet on said Doewood
70 an ALE, 'ss' SHN f # s Il MFR Trustee
y TATE, SLAVE AND FURNITURE .-As
Commissioner appointed by decree of the Circuit
Court of Henrico county, pronounced on the 18th
FIournoy, &c.," shall, on MONDAY, the 18th
July, at q, o'clock, T. NJ tf fair; If not, the 1t
property mentioned in said suit consisting OF Ger
tam lot or parcel Of ground lying N the county of
On the continuation Of sd street, in Adams addi-
ton to the city of Richmond, and running back
from the junction Of 2sd street with Adams street,
in plan OF lots annexed to the deed made by Will
lam . CullIngsworth and vile to R.V Beazley, dated
and improvements thereon.
After the sale Of the above property, will he sold
a small negro girl, about Ave years old; also, lot
Of Furniture, consisting Of Beds, Chairs, Tables.
w ardrobes. Cooking Stove, &c.
TERMS; The real property, one third cash; the
curty carrying interest and the title to be retain
ed until the purchase money Is paid For the per
''""' p'''e 'FARkE PoiS1bE%TER, c.mr.
JAS. NJ. TAYLOR Son, Aucts. jy2
WILTON FOR SALE.-SPLENDID JAMES
~ ~ 4 RIVER ESTATE AT hpCIl1N:-As sps,
Circuit Court OF the Git, OF Rchmend, pronounced
on b the 1th day Of June 1872 IN the suit styled
W EDN ESDAY, the 9Th day OF July, 1859, at IL
o'clock NJ, Of fair; If not, the next fair day there
pose to sale at public auction the Real Estate men
toned IN the proceedings oil said suit and known AS
THIS tract Of land lies the north bank Of James
River, thavIng front on the river OF about three
miles, in the county OF Henrco, below the city OF
Richmond. between the Osborne Turnpi he and the
river, seven miles from the city by water, and about
sSSat SEW +
which between seven and Ell ght hundred are cleared
and arabic. About one hundred 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 einbankment, are subject ia,
overflow At h hf tide; Tbs however S can easily p
yield as abundanty as any land IN the country
About three hundred acres OF the cleared land are
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of the cleared land is high land. The lands of this
plantation, with moderate use of lime 4 which can
be had at the landing for ~ cents per bushel.) will
produce wheat, corn, oats and grass, equal to any
in Virginia.
The place having been rented out for years, and
cultivated by tenants its present condition affords
no evidence of it's real value. The larger portion
of the forest land is heavily wooded with heart pine,
of the best quality. particularly adspted TO the use
of brick makers, and its easy TRANSPORTATION to the
city, by water or by the turnpike. renders 1t very
valuable There Is also the margin oil the river.
about seven miles from the city, an inexbausti-
Bile sand bank the sand taken from which is now
used for building purposes, and 1t is OF the very
best quality.
The MANSION HOUSE is situated about two
hundred yards from the river. surrounded by grove
Of beautiful Trees From the house to the river the
ground slopes gradually. The house is built OF i'm
ported brick is waiRscotted threug hout, it's timber
and walls heavy and thick, and 1t is in very good
repair; Y contains rooms and two large halls.
and painting, it could lie made as desirable q resi-
dence as il ever was. The location il considered
healthy. A survey Of the land is now being made;
plan OF it, when made, can he at the Office oil
the auctoneers. The land will he divided, if deemed
advisable, IN parcels to suit purchasers.
The terms Of sale follows One q xth Of
the purchase money Id cash, the balance five
equal instruments. pay able at l. 2, 5, 4, and ears
bonds notes. with good security to be given for
the deferred PAYMENTS, with luterast an the ~