The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-14
AUCTION sALU9.
F0T0ExD1N-
gv Goddin = Annars ,----


By Goddin = Apperson.
SQUARES NOS. 22, % So. SO. 81 ss
~ @, 90, SO, 81. IS. AND OTHER LoTs. fNrHs
@ III Mo IN hEsTER rk Ahn I soK
FOR SALE At AUCTION VIII be sold at auction'
On the premises on THURSDAY the 2lst day ,oi
several Los in the plan ct Mount Erin near 10 ard
sdJsinirg the residences of 9essrs II Reach. Jo-
which can be seen at cur Office Also largs num-
Der OF vacsnt Lots in the plan Of Fulton These
squares and lots. for the NEST part are among the
moe. beautiful to be found anywhere, and are in a
pass OF the suburbs which Is improving rapidly.
vii nIsr ins sale Of the foregoing squares and Lots
usned tenement In rear, on Lester street Hook.
l anloinang the grocery of MIR birmingham The
1eet to Wercr street. 1t will Fe divided into tbree
psrceig according to plat to be exhibited at tho
sae ihe houses rent well. and are in pretty good
TEsMs.one-fourth cash; balance at 4 3 and y |
tit,a iof ns g9iaee notes interest added and
1853 to be paid BIZ tho oe paid The taxes for
sp Goblin { appERsoN. Auc,a
I .ARGE NUMBER OF LOTS ON CAR.
alNaIOE STREET. Lear to venab,e street |
ssq pn 2ssh ard 18th streets. Church Hi FOR
the premises on WEDNESD SY the Goth day or |
April 1859; In the order advertised commencing at
LOT fronting $50 feet on the South side of Carrino
ton street. near to Vepabie street. running back
nipip In
residence CT Mr.. Matthews. After whicJ- will he
Sold 90 feet Of ground, at the corner of 25th and
street; also 49 feet the East line of 24h aud &C.
feet Oh the West line thereof bteweeu ard 1,
streets. Church Hin. The foregoing land will be
divided into lots Of suitable size. Many of them
are beautifully located ard in improving parts of
TERMS n cash. balance q II. and IL months for
till last note be paid The lakes for 1859 to be- paid
ap II dODDIN & aPPERsoN, Auc.s.
CENTRAL AND VERY VALUABLE
~ PRIVATE RESIDENCE AND VACANT LOT, |
FOR SALE AT AUCfHN.-.At the reauest Of Mr. |
John NJ Patton. Jr,. Executor of the late John NJ |
Patton we %Il sell at public auction the premi
ses on TU ESDAY, the l9lh day of April 1859 com
meucihg at "a o'clock, NJ. the la~ge and adnira.
bly, located residence. late 10 the occupancy OF the
FEET. runs back 80 feet. The dwelling has Is rooms
Including basement and garrett and is not only re-
arkahly well located, but is now in good repair.
and is supplied with gas aud water The kitchen
IL large and well arranged; and there s an excel
ient brick stable and carriage houseattsched to the
10Y. 40 the dwelling will he attached about GO feet
Q. ground on 9th street. The vacant lot next to the
Mechanics Institute. having front of 40 feet will
ling should elect to take it at an agreed price The
location ofthis property In the heart Of the city,
square, recommer ds it to the attention of the mar
chant or professional gentleman There s an office
10 the basement, with an excellent entrance from
sRns-One third cash: balance at the end of FIVE
years 1ot bonds bearing interest the interest paya
Die MALI yearly. secured by trust deed.
The taxes and insurance for 1859 to be paid by the
purchaser.
apI GODDIN & APPERsON. Aucts.
NfOIETY OF HOUSE AMP LOT ON
VALLEY STREET, IN RICHMOND. FOR
Of Petersburg. in the case OF II Tyler for &C. VS.
i,anr Ro2}ney Or aoney's Admir- and Heirs
O'CLOCK NJ, on the premises proceed TO sell to the
highest bidder, on credit of and months. equal
expenses of sale enc moety of the House and Lot
on ,Itn street. ia the city of Richmond belonging
The said House and Lot lies on Valley street nearly
opposite the residence of iTr Jno Prddy. negota-
BILE notes, with good endOrsers will be required and
ap4 AUG Butts, com'r
SALE OF 1lOl.2I
- ACR ES OF WOOD LAND IN HENRICO COUN.
TY Y, on ~, WHITE y OAK SWAMP, ABOUT NILES
ed by decree Of the Circuit Court of the city of
pronounced on the 18th February, 1859
in the case Of Hobson and others vs. 8inford, &C."
MONDAY, the 18TH April, iS5s. at Il O'clock H. if
fair, if no the next, faic day. the lloh acres of
He 'on and Philip Hobson. by deed of the 29th
Nove mber 1854. This Land is on near to White |
TEsMs-Enough in cash to defray the costs of sale:
as to the residue at g. IL and 10 months for negoti-
be notes interest added and title retained till all
the purchase money be paid. The taxes for 1859 TO
be paid by the purchaser
spa SE0 3 p F RaNB5jLpH com'rs.
1--WE BEAUTIFUL BRICK TENE-
Hi i M2R THk sSP EEsMEb rsT
MENTS. AT THE HEAD OF VALLEY STREET.
NEAR CENTRAL RAILROAD WORK SHOPS,
ii n: on the premises on MONDAY. tho 18th day of
Apgil ;s99 opn4,eu1nS at o'clock. p A.. those
three beautiful BIick Tenements on the West line
Of Moeby street adjoining the residence of Mr. |
A. Lyhrock; and opposite the residence of Mr. |
Gentry aud Mr.. Honpger. These tenements are |
nearly new, are well built. and conveniently ar |
ton of small families After which, will be sold
the 2new Brick Tenements stthe:corner of Vepable
aud streets, opposite the residence of Mr. Elijah
Baker. Alter which, on the premises at o'clock.
will be sold three small Framed Tenements at the
head OF Valley street near the work shops Of the
Virginia Central Railroad
TERMS.-0ne-fourth cash balance at (, and I2
months. for negotiable notes, interest added, secu-
red By trus: deed Or the title retained The taxes
ap7-tl8sp G0DpIN d APPERsON. Aucts.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
4 FARM IN THE COUNTY OF KING Will
MAM.-By virtue ola deed of trust executed to me,
by John J skyron and dated on the 3oth day of De-
of King William County Court, to secure to David
Baker, jr, certain sum of money and having been
requested BY said saker shall proSSee6 e sell ct
the 20.h day OF April next at IL o'clock, if fair II
not, the next fair day. the Farm on which the said
y
occupancy of James Newman, situated IN the coun-
ty OF King William, about one and half milos be-
low King William Court House, adjoining the lands
OF Dr. Le9isand others
TERMs-Cash as TO s66s 66x with interest from
the LIST day of January 1865, and expenses OF sale
and as TO the residue, such terms as shall be
made known st the hour of sale.
NH 22-tds r a HILLAYARD. Trustee.
HIGH CONSTABLE'S SALE.-Will be
\ 4 sold on MONDAY, the 18th day of April. 1859.
at 10 O'Clock NJ in front of the High Constable's
Gfnce, general assortment of Household and
hitchen Furniture, consisting of one Mar BILE top
Caolnet, one Sideboard. Washstands, Tables, Bed
steads, Mattresses. Mirrors Lounges. Carpe's, one
Bnreau. one Clock, one Attachee, and lot of Books
window Curtains. one Cradle, one Cook ing Stove
and Fixtures, Trunks, and one Silver Wstch-t0 ga
tisfy distress warrants in my hands favor of Hall
VS. Mortimer. 10th va Arnold, Taylor VS. King and
attachment 10 favor OF Jno West vs Cravins
Terms cash. FRED BUrLER
ap 9-tds HCOR
CHERlFF'S SALE OF VALUABLE
- REAL ESTATE IN THE CITY OF RICH
hOSD.-By virtue of orders Of the Circuit Court of
the city Of Richmond Of the 18th February, 1859
Ia two suits of VIA A Bradley vs. Hall Nelson /
TURDAY, April ed 1850 at oclock NJ, the Real
Estate therein described, belonging to Hall Nelson
viz
A slip of Ground, at the corner of 18th and Arch
Streets fronting abe ut 10 feet on the west line of
7th street. running back on the south line of Arch
street about $40 feet, and bounded on the south
by the lot OF A Warwick.
ming back about ie3 feet, adjoining the Richmond
aud Petersburg Railroad Depot.
III that Land lying the east and west sides or
9th street between HaxalPs canal and James river,