The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-07-25
ALEA. d. HUCHESON,l
JN0. a. HuCHESON, Comms
J. b. YOUNG. sioners
HUGH nj. HUCHESON.

~ o. ~ NSEEhESON, }Commls-
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JAS. M. TAYLOR Son, Aucts. jy1
S AnLE OK X Aun yA sdI5agL e. TRACT OF
e ' GeaT Of tbs appointed BY the Cir
ss Sfs sth Ct da d sh II
ts TRASH Ell St pn aN sSSs on The
ms mentioned. This tract of land lies near the
heGs ands % Massrs Cha. Of
Cottrell, VIM. f. Harris, and others. It contains
2sS sw9 n SnSd, s@d and three hun
a s;,h iand, and the remainder is in wood and
Rm ,. Thirty acres of the cleared land Creek
for cultivation The remainder Of the arabic e iaDd
s5sis sized B%ELtINS ROUSE k ii msS
oyERsEERs' HOUSE. ICE HoHSE, &c, he
The buildings are somewhat out of repair. but
ton. There are three never faiIn. streams run
nins throuf h the place. This farm is retarded by
excellent and desirable place. A plat and survey
OF the land can be seen at the office # the Auc-
tioneers
TERas-One fifth cash; the balance in four equal
last n nentst at L. 5, and4 years, from the ds,
ments pay able annually, the purchaser executinr
bonds, with satisfactory security for the deferred
pas ments, and title retained until the purchase
Court. WM. H. LYONS, Commssioner f"'
Sale oyJAs. NJ. TAYLOR Z SOY, Auct's. jyl9
SALE OF i.oIsE AND LOT ON ST.
the Board of Directors of the Monroe Budins
Fund Association, We will sell upon the premises,
on IGeISAf sae Ssth ia, ia, OF Jul, conmencins
parcel Of land with the BGpSG5s f thereon q,
lslnE and hens in Dpval's Addition, situated on
81. James street. and heinz part of lot No. AZ, in
said addition. frontins 30 feet on said street and
Innnns back l2s feet to lot No Is in said addition
. n ri " ~ nRu- thA 8
Leach, at the rent Of $40 per annunI.
Terms: One third cash; the balance at 8 and II
months, Tor negotiable notes with interest," and
+ EEEAS SsRIT ! isbkLii; Trustees.
JAS. NJ TAYLOR Son, Aucts. yn
w RIVER Estate AT AGc 5hoSip sas sp.s
Circuit aeGlss Sl ses
on the an day Of juno, 1859, in the suit ST, led
the 9Th a dag Of july 1857 sSa 4. IL Il
O'clock st ~. f fair if not, the next fair day there
sale aucton e.. Real E.fass
I9nefT = me proceedings of said suit and Known as
THIS tract OF land lies the north bank of Jama.
hiyer, naVing 'front.' on the river OF about three
Richmond between the Osborne Tn1nn;tta me ely o.
rlyer seven miles from the city by water and Nm.
'ss ssP z Eins L i
which between seven and ely hit hundred are Ies,ed
o the cleared aad hundred and
superior quality, but from an Omission Ia q very
a. spa t an embankment, subject TO
prevented and the land reclaimed, w6en II wnu p
ied at as s aouhh6aay as any land in the country
what IS called second low grounds and the nce
Of the cleared land is high land The lands OF tbs
be had at the landing for X cents per rsnich can
pIoTdnce wheat corn, oats and grass equal to snr
The place having been rented ont for war, ga
cultivated by tenants, Its present condition s,rds
Of the forest land 10 heavily wooded with heat n;n
81 the best guality, particularly adapted In the n
,ity, by water or By the turnpike renders II the
valuable. There is also the margin Of he r;ay
Die sand bank; the sand taken from wheb - nnr
used for building purposes and it is of the var
The MANSION HOUSE is situated .hon, 49,
hundred yards from the river, surrounded by row
slopes The house, e I. fS Tys the
ported brick Is waiHscotted throughout timbers
epar; ii contains eight rooms and two large haIis
,esides basement. With small outlay for porches
md painting i could p I'm made a. desirable resi-
healthy. A survey of the land is now being made;
plan Fl IT. Mse p T. sh office
advisable, in parcels to suit purchasers.
The terms of sale are as iollows:-ORe-sixth of
aual instruments payable att. 2, 5, 4, and years,
onds or notes, with good security to be given for
deferred payments from day Of sale, pas able semi
annually, and the title retained until the purchase
money is fully paid, and convey ance directed by
no Court The title to the property Is believed TO be
erfect 1t having been IN possession OF the present
'wners and their ancestors Tor more than CEN
ury.
Possession for seeding wheat will be given in
inc for that purposes and fcli possession gwen
N the LIST day of January next.
Persons desiring to see the property are referred
o Messrs. Pearcs and soq.hall, residing on !hs
and for further information apply to the
LuctiOneers or to the undersigned.
X. MILTON CARY, Spl. Com'r.
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR Son. Auctioneers. 10 II
TRUSTEES SALE OF FARM IN HANO.
L YER COUNTY, ON CHICKAHoMfNY RIV~
ER-As trustee in certain deed of trust from Jno.
s. Atkinson, bearIng date the 18th day OF January,
$50. and recorded IN the Clerks ONCE OF Hanover
he beneficiary in said deedl upon the premises,
IN IDAY the 18th July 1859, iii fair; ifnot the
next fair fair day thereafter. } commencing AZ ll
o'clock, A. NJ, that desirable FARM called Turkey
Hill. situated in SAID county, about ten miles
northeast OF Richmond city, and which contains
Terms Of the deed require cash; bat have NO
leubt that satisfactory arfaaSem ent can be made
IS to part Of the pnIchase money
JAMES I. SUTTON, JK., Trustee.
SALE OF 21o ACRES
= Z, OF WoOp LAND IN HENRlc0 COUNTY.
IN sIp IH 81 s W. SIDE oE TIE WILLIAMS
TE cfPA 6p sfdHn 0 sEIsE cons
as.innsr appointed By decree 81 the Circuit
nd Virginia District, pronounced ON the list Mag.
~, 70 he case 81 the !. Bank 81 the United States
1 PUBLIC AUCTION. in front q Hsnrieo Court.
iosBe- on MONDAY, the first day Of AUGUST. ledo.