The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-07

FUTURE Days.


FUTURE DAyS.
BY James n. Tavyer i SCR. Asst.s.
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-. TINS Az contains Lou acres; Of which about
@ is.a ss6 E =. s.s s L sl
taroash is wood land and the as :trssss q Mann
chessef extend ~ IT. western boundary, which rem
der e VERY valuable. because of the nearness to,
and The fac'lit, Of getting the wood and timber %
large portion Of the Land is James RIVER low
radas and x srsat fertility The Land rises
every portion Of It is drained with great facility
and u particularly adapted 70 the growth Of wheat,
corn, oats. hay, and vegetables of all kinds.
The property fronts on James RIver-immediats-
ly, opposite the Richmond Dock and stsasnboat
feet Of which 10 considered very valuable f"r sites
for warehouses, teing at the terminus of the Dam
depth to admit vessels Of arss 81 e t 4, Ther
There rs also desirable site for manufacturing
sssa a ~ adjoining the Manchester Mills for
town Of Manchester, sufficient force Of water
could be had from the canal,
n sMsssni AZ sn
sary out-bulldlngs. an Orchard of choice fruit
also, reservoir which supplies, throun Is hvdrsnt.
the entire out buildings with fresh spring water
ahs p ire e the Eam to the city of Rich
liable for building purposes and market gardens
On the river opT .slte Rockets, are wharves and
become very valuable. "
The land is now being prepared for the fall crops
as the standing crops are gathered and full DOS
session on the LIST day of January. 1860.
chester % bs a ss Iser ana Man
balance of the land will be sold in farms OF ample
SIZE. lndacsments here offered are unparalleled in
others. .-N
Terms of sale are as follows:-For all sums
3years; for all sums over $1,000 and under So
Uo, cash; the balance at /, 2. 8, and years,
ance at I, 2, 3. 4, and years, the purchasers TO
execute negotiable notes with interest added paw
able semi annually, and secured BY trust deeds.
III the entire property IS not sold on the day adj
yertised. the sale viii be continued from day to
aa Hc,s eoImencng at the same hour. until the
to resides ss rsatasa
GERS, or the UNDERSIGNED.
the Ra. % sss can be the Office
. Executor of Joseph Marx, decd.
IASI; M TAYLOR Son. Auct'rs.
M. r. D-Aiter the crops have been gathered, they
siSsn 49, Iss = s ss,fr due notice s. si n. be
SMALL FARM. OR MARKET GARDEN.
MEADOW ERibGE ROAD, E AZ fT'IHf uc IN dJNH =
I'VE we ,o Will sell upon the premises, on MONDAY,
r. 81 ptsy FARM cs MHR &
pen, on the Meadow bridge Road. half = mile n IL
1soh the city, Containing saeres and adjoining the
ers The soil IS Of a good quality and its cont
fuity e the city renders IT particularly desirable
framed Dwelling. with rooms Kitchen, with !
rooms, and the necessary c9nveniences, and now
oeespsd 6 MT can Holmes If desired more
TERNs.eone-thir cash; the balance at and
"a Years, Tor NJ nasotahe notes with interest added
sea JAMES Nj. TAYLOR & SON, Aucts.
VALUABLE HOUSE AND LOT AND VA.
BET1EEN CARY sNp cANA al sT filsTs a Al
the th day Of
at n o. clock ?. NJ the valuable brick tenement
streets, and known as the late residence of Col
3: Myers The house has seven large and conve
nient rooms. with kitchen, gas. water and othe
| conveniencies upon the premises.
The lot fronts "a feet inches, and runs back IA
feet, with the privilege of entering wall on eth
After the above will be sold vacant lot adjoin
ing, fronting on 7th street "a feet inches aud run
renders 1t valuable for a grocery stand
| TERhs.-0nes fourth cash; the balance at 6. !
and Is menths, for negotiable notes, with interes
and as r. ll9ft Sal SON.
10 MILE EAST OF THE CITY, AT AUcTiol
the Sd day Of October, commencing at So O clocI
| T. M l9 acres Of valuable Land. in Henrie
eoant odph 49 Gh th and lying
to 18th street.
This land is adapted for building purposes or
Any one desiring to secure building site adj,
cent t. the city, IN highly respectable and heatl
| The above property can be bought privately b
TEEMs.-one fifth cash; the balance ate. IL, !
"as secured y JAS .'Sf' fgs9 SON. Auot.
| PosTPoNEMENT,-Th above sale is postpone
next fair daY J in consequence of not being apie
have the land surveyed. 80,
| n; B;-After the sale OF the above land, will
| sold all the Crops, and large quantity of Veg,
tables, &C., &c. loo 81 }. Nj. T. i SON.
TWO VALUABLE TENEMENTS O
dART s shF oF a iITp THh
| 90 MILLS, FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-At Il
request of the owner who resides r Keptueky
day of October commencing at Il o'clock, H.. tw
valuable Tenements on the east side Of 18th stree
| between Cary street and the Galego Mill and o,
| cupied respectively by Messrs. Randolph & Pag
| and w. A. Grills, at an annual rent of $3.50 eac
The houses are three stories hie h. including lar
| basement, and have a front of ~ feet, each run
| ning back to alley % feet wide.
| These Tenements are considered valuable f
| STORAGE and commission houses, having been use
| for that purpose for number of years.
TERMs.-0ne, fourth cash; the baiance at 8,
| and Is months for negotiable notes. with interei
aasss ana 'sSa Jas NJ TAYG 1ssR SON.
TRUSTEES SALE OF ALLEYS TAy
| i ERN,'' AND TWENTY-FIVE ACRES o
! LAND, ON THE WESTHAM PLANK ROAD
1 In accordance with the provisions OF Deed
| Trust executed by Thomas III Alley to Ambro,
| Hutcheson, Trustee, dated 9th October. 1896, an
| recorded in Henrico County Court Office: BEN
| thereto requested, we shall, on MONDAY, the at
day ofOctohcr 1859, at clock p. M, upon the pre-
mrses, sell the tract of LAND, with buildings there
| on, situated on the WesthaIn Plank Road. ahot
/ 35s miles from the city, known as Alley Ia,
| ern." There are Is acres of Land attached, ruI
| ming back to the Canal. The property is SO we
| known, that farther description is deemed uT
| necessary.
| TERMs.-One- fourth cash; balance at 4, and
| months. for notes. with interest added, and seoul
A. B. HUTCHINSON,
| JNO. 4. HUTCHINSON,
/ Ex'ors of Ambrose Hutcheson, dsc d.
| Sale conducted by JAS. M. TAYLOR & Son.
| TRUSTEE'S SALE OFTWO BUILDIN.