The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-22

FUTURE DAYS.
ny James M. Taylor Z Son, Asccs.
EALLA PLANTATION. IN LAME

FUTURE DAYS.
ny James M. Taylor Z Son, Ascrs.
RIVER Fok saLE A Al HGsrf SS 1fMh rs
purpose of settling up the estate Of the late Joseph
prsm.s as sy q o ss
!"nes "a far; II not the next fair day eoInmenc
valuable property known as the PALS Plan
TATION," situated in the county Of Chesterfield.
and the town II Mane he's h'cnond
49,, Il MS FARM contains I,0p acres. of which about
tnrs; and the residue in arabic and meadow land
tbraneh t tsa Turnpike and Railroad run
chester extend to its western BOUNDARY. which rem
ueI W very valuable. because of the Dearness to.
rnu Lne facility Oh, getting the wood and timber to
4 large portion of the Land is James River low
,mproved and a INES. ausilty and the hleh land Is
gradually from the river. is gently undulatng. and
resfy par.on Of u z drained with facility
co r. oats nay. and vegetables Of all kinds
" neposte tb reR,s on James Rvermmedate
wharves1about three quarters OF mile abT1t 100
te ss o, snSn considered very valuable for sites
vile kallsoad, and the water being III sriftieisnt
dePLh 70 ADMIT vessels Of larye size to the wharf
mere Is also desirable site for maunfacfur,ny
establishments adjoining the Manchester WiiIs for
which. by an arrangement with the trustees of the
town of nanchesteT, sufficient force ~ ,r.,ar
could be had from the canal. VI ""'ei
DWELLING. HOUSE exeesnti Are Rs, comfortable
sary out, bulldngs. an Orchard of choice fr1,t
trees. and numerous Springs cf excellent water:
the entire out buildings with fresh spring wants
The proximity Ct the Farm to the city Of Rich.
mond ana town OF Manchester renders Il vers ~
liable for building purposes and market gardens al
On the river, opposite RocKetts, are wharves and
coal Yards. when have yielded good rent. nd nif
become very valuable. VIA
The land is now being prepared for the fall cr,r.
as the standing crops are gathered and full nos
| session on the Ist day of January. 1860 AA fos-
The property on the river and adjoining Man
chester viii be land of into lots and squa and The
balance OF the land will be sold in farms al ample
SIZE Inducements here offered are un paralleied in
others. anu
TERMS of sale are as follows For all su,ns
$4,000 and under, = cash; the balance at l. 2 and
3years; for all sums over SIS OGO. and under $40
and al sans over SO ooo fifth cash; the eha aI
ance at !, 2, B. 8, and years, the purchasers to
able semi annually and secured by trust deeds
II the entire property IS not sold on the day adj
day., commencing at the same hour. until the
| whole is disposed Of
M see the RTSrey "a, are referred
and for further information apply to the Auctien-
| GERS, or the undersigned.
A plat of the property be at the Office of
Executor of Joseph Marx. deed.
| JAS. NJ. TAYLOR SON Auct'rs.
| n. B.-Atter the, crops have been gathered. they
will be sold; together with the Stock, Farming I'm
| gwen. Use l5-tdl 5. M.
III MILE EAST OF THE CITY, AT AUCTION,
| We will sell, upon the premises, ON MONDAY,
| the Sd day of October. commencing at 31a o'clock
! p. NJ, 10 acres of valuable Land, in Henrico
| county. adjoining Chelsea. and lying Immediately
upon the road from the Mechanlcsvile Turnpike
This land is adapted for building purposes or a
market garden
| ANY one desiring to secure a building site ada
cent to the city, in highly respectable and healthy
neghborhood. would do we'll to attend this s5e.
| hn how ~ an no han he
TERMs.-one fifth cash; the balance ate II, IS
and "a months, for negotiable notes. interest added
Sc 10 JAS. NJ. TAYLOR & son, Aucts.
COMMISSION ERS' SALE VERY
County, 81 PHI HENRic rico to decree
| of the Circuit Court of Henrco, IN the case
Hutchinson VS.. Hutcheson's executors. and others
hc AUCTION, to the l2hest bidder on the premises
# not Tie me next r a q aT Of the MN
cling at IL O'Clock NJ, the following very valuable
real estate, situated on or near the Deep Run
inond, beins portion of the property of the late
Ambrose Hutchinson, to wit:
,ng on the Turnpike. immediately opposite the
homestead. containing about 200 acres, upon which
I'd. tract called ''PENDL ETON" containing
~ acres. lying on sad road about pa miles from
| A man and survey can he seen at the Office OF
! vi.
Persons desiring to make enquiry about the
above property, are referred TO Messrs. James NJ
Of whom Hugh NJ. Hutchesonj resides near the
TKRMs. One third of the purchase money in
cash, and the residue IN two equal nStaime ntS III
one and two years from the day of sale. the credit
payments to be secured by NEGOTIABLE notes, with
interest added, and the title retained till the whole
| purchase money is paid and 4 conveyance directed
by the court.
| Possession will be given in time to seed crop OF
Wheat, and full possession of each tract will be de-
livered at the END Of Of the present year
JNo. Z; HICHESON, Commls
H # ,; H9 II fHGt;cHEsoN, ''0nsrs
JAS. M. TAYLOR & Son, Aucts.i
jy 23-2awtl5Stdtds
! COMI!SSIONERS SALE OF VALUA.
- BILE REAL ESTATE IN HENRICO CouN,
Of Henrico, IL the case Of John Staples vs. Sta
and ais, rendered the 9Th day of May. 1859 the
undersigned, as Commissioners, will sell at public
auction to the his hest bidder, on the premises, on
FRIDAY, the I'D day of September. 1859. of fair
if not, the next fair day thereafter commeuc Ing
Immediately after the sale advertised by Messrs
lie REA XII ESTATE situated on i' and near to the
Deep Run Turnpike, about four miles from the
burg and Potomac Railroad, being the real estate
| of which Francis Staples died possessed:
LIST. A tract lying on the Deep Run Turnpike
Containing 81 acres. in a very good condition.:
I'd. Lrss immedl ately upon the Deep Run Turn
pike and @ road 1t contains e acres sb OF land
| Sd. A tract containing D acres, with three ice
houses thereupon, and lying immediately upon ths
| mill road. This parcel of land will be sold witt
the privilege TO the purchaser of getting from
| the pond SO long the pond shall exist.
Such an opportunity is seldom presented TO per
desiring to purchase real estate IN the went,
| of Richmond
A map and survey Of the said land can be seen a
the office of JAS NJ. TAYLOR Son. All persons
desiring to make inquiries about the above proper
| ty are referred to the Auctioneers.
| TERNs:-One third OF the purchase money II
| cash, and the residue in two equal instruments, q
| one and TWO years from the day of SALE the credl
payments to be secured by negotiable notes. salts
| IT,, ...tE interest aided and III,