The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-01
AUCTION SALES.
RUTURE nxvr


Court Of the Civ ~ ny decree ofthe Circuit
TIKI ss 'sss u The isn On se
se: The premises, Il Is. shall proceed to
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Sssi n that sss y So ssR Ss.s
posite the rssdence Of MI Loifin N. EIstt' s op
commanding fine view of the city and environs
a IL v .ssn y e .e
~ Marshall Clay and Esd streets; also. q feet d
and On ntr sss north line Of B,"ss between 2s
i nGrs A M which, win be sold, 2HALF-ACRK
sd and sd streets The foreroins Lots viii is
snedivided INTO smaller ones, as may be deemed
IEsYs.-one fourth cash; balance at /. and
ts re tsf III notes bearing interest and
anee ordered by the Court.
sm-.a. ELIZA L. VAN LEW,
ee"-'os Comm'r and Executrx.
A MOST VALUABLE AND BEAUTIFUL
MILES FROM kicHMoNNibt.H AZ A { 2 4;
BY request Of the owners, we will sell, on WE1
upon the premises the FARM Now o s,sss Fl
by Col. 3. 8; Myers. situated as above stated aSA
within % minutes drive from the city. anu
., It fronts on the Westham road, and runs back to
and contains las acres sssf HaNb0 upon ITS rear no
The buildings are good, and with some slight i'm
hsy ens S nasd b1s Gq s ss
rooms, kitchens. servants houses, excellent barn,
!, The orchard is large and embraces a variety Of
sne s best fruits, from which alone considerable
The soil is very good and highly improved, as the
crops Will show.
The situation Of the farm Is beautiful, command
ing an extensive and romantic view of the river
and country for many miles; and for heathfulness
and good water, is unequaed.
seen, (and persons desiring to view Il, NAV DO so
before the day of sale , suffice it here to say that
ience of soil, uncommon beauty Of situation. and
the many attractions it offers as q HOME. FARM
ana ana INVESTMENT, no PROPERTY now in the market
:, Bidders may attend the SALE with the assurance
oa, u me weather permits, 1t will take place With
;PaItlal possesslon,, for seeding wheat will be
seh at once, and full possession ON the LIST of De-
., TERMs.-One-ffth cash balance at 6. IL. Is and
% h ioI notes, withinterest added and secur-
sell GoDDfN & APPERsoN, Aucts.
MOST VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON
al al PPHq y i,, AND ON GRACE STREETS FOR
Of the ste 4 The reagest Of the heirs
5dsT sfs oss tn sss
eeent Brick TENEMENT On tn the North In eo Of
wide paved alley I'd. The adjoining Brick 'rENE-
occupied by NJ H. 3D. depT1 wo xscan
LOTS adjoining the last named Tenement, each
feet said alley 4th. After which viii be sold the
large and admirably we'll located DWELLING at
s sst OF b and Adams streets
nls,hsd with sas:5 Besides the DwEI FL LING,
(which Is an excellent One,) there is the Lot a
large Brick Kitchen, Stable and Carriage House.
5th. most beautiful Building LOT, adjoining on
thn OF frA tim f,nf t,al l.
said alley The foregoing REAL EsT Il SE' is is
Justly regarded as valuable whether reference be
purposes. or that on Grace street for residences
dEFMs6one fourth cash; balance at g. L and Is
SEE ~ Goblin q ( APPhRsoN, Aucts.
- SIDNEY S61,T INcLUp,I,N f;G, HANDSOME GOTH,
Of Messrs. John +. & Marmaduke Johnson, we
Ta se at on se Pre- 81
Der, 1859, commenens at O'Clock T. NJ, the fol-
lowing very valuable real estate in the Town of
l. That beautiful COTTAGE RESIDENCE, with
two ACRES Of LAND attached thereto, fronting
pancy of Mr.. John f. Johnson. This property is
so well and iavorably known, that a minute de-
ScrlptIon is deemed unnecessary.
2 A lter which, will be sold twenty LOTS of ONE
ACRE each, adjoining the above, and having
fronts on Grove and other streets, laid dows in
5, SIX handsome LOTS, of ONE ACRE each, OPP
posite the Cottage, fronting on the south side of
Grove and north line of Federal streets.
L. A beautiful LOT of A ACRES, on the south
side Of F1ankIn street. in rear Of the former resi-
that street OF l4e67s teet running back $50 feet to
3 Forty ACRES of LAND west of the above,
fronting on the Coal Pit Road and Turnpike, ad-
joining the lands of Messrs. A. Robinson, Jr., on
the south and Lewis D. Crenshaw on the vest
This land, for the most part, is admiralty adapted
to the cultivation of the usual crops. having been
highly manured by the present owners and parts
al 0f
The foregoing real estate will he sold in lots and
squares according to the plat to be at our Of
fee. The particular attention Of the public is call
ed to this sale, it is believed this property has
neighborhood possess.
TERMs:-one fourth cash; balance at 6, 70, and Is
se2l Goblin APPERsoN. Aucts.
VALUABLE FARM OF 2oII- ACRES
ROAD 20 oI6 ~ THE NNE
NILES So ERQ Nm RICHM0NTpi ~, For SALE AT
beT 10Th $50 at p o ocoeb the ya Sep sr
located as above. now owned and occupied by Mr.
Henry NJ. Turner: 1t adiolns the lands of Messrs.
James E. Jones, Thos. q. Turner, and others. The
tract contains 22lz of which about 100 acres
are open land, including IL acres fine meadow; the
the place are comfortable, and sufficient for the
use of the place. They are all in good repair. The
neighborhood is good, and the place remarkably
Possession given first day, of January next but
bic the purchaser to seed crop, of wheat. The
place will be shown to any one disposed to pur-
chase, by Mr.. Turner. who resides on the place,
day of sale. GODDIN Il APPERSON,
PoSTPoNEMENT.-T above sale is post
poned to FRIDAY, Oct 7th. 1852 At o'elock p
M Sc 20 'oppiN " Affhi'1 Aaeis.
81 HANDSOME BUILDING LOTS IN
wTRR2ETSNS eE Hq FoR
A A w q Sha sol af qnetI
the premises. on SATURDAY, the 9Th October,
1882 commse9e,jn il at O'clock p NJ. the follow
LIST slots, each fronting 26 feet the south side of
Hull street. running back 100 feet to an alley; I'd.
Lots in OF the above, each fronting Is feet on
feet to an alleys 3D. 10 Lots each fronting Is feet
l24 feet to an alley The of the above Lots
remarkably well located, and are admirably adapt
ed to stores or dwellings, being IN desirable part
TsRNs:-one- third cash balance at and u
months. for negotiable notes interest added, and
'sis s'ahed G I'D BIN p%aPPERsoN Aucts
VERY VALUABLE PRIVATE RESI-
' DENCE ON THE NORTH SIDE OF CLAY
SALE Ar AucTIoS.DWil Be sold at auction on
the premises; on TUESDAY, the Attn October 1853,
q formally H!o, occupied by Mr. James NJ TAYLOR, and
now by Mr.. John Tyler. The LOT has = front of
as feet and a depth OF no let. Inc m RRPrg
DWELLING, in good repair, with gas, water,
bathing apparatus, &C.; a brick kichen anu laun
dry with ample accommodation for servants, and
smoke house. =.
TEEMs;-one ffth cash; balance at I. 8. z and IS
months, for negotiable notes. interest added, Sc
cured by trust deed. or title retained.
sci GODDiN l. APPERSON. Aucts.
TWO NEW FRAMED TENEMENTS ON
i THE EAST LINE OF 81. BETWEEN CLAY
AND LEIGH STREETS. FOR SALE AT AUG
TfON.-Wllt be sold on TUESDAY, the 4th day OF
October, 1859, on the premises. cornmencing at 3
Dwellings,. located as above. occupied respective
iy by Messrs. A. w. Lambert and A. I. Williams,
eac b ut an annual rent of &225.
TERNs.-One- fourth cash; balance ut 4 and y
months, for negotiable notes, interest added, and
title retained till last note be paid.
Sc 10 GoDDIN b APPERSON, Aucts-