The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-10

ts ncarness to the western limits of Richmond. or
the superior natural fertility Of the soil it is be-
iieved that no more desirable unmpr0ved Real Es-
tate has been offered at auction for many years
past.
balance at 4. s and II months All sums over $500.
and under 81 600 fourth cash; balance at 6, II
cash; balance at Is and a months, in t eisher
case for negotiable notes, interest added, secured
by trust Decd e t'1f 5s,as sPpERsoN Ar,t
Sc lo-2awtds
by Jas. M. Taylor 4 SON, Auct's.
1 At AUcTIoN.-Will be sold on WEpNEs-
y on the bana side As IL. pulpit
TERMs-Cash. By order Of the
JAS. M. TAYLOR soS, Auets. sc 10
TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE
L ON MARSHALL STREET.-As Trustees of
the Monroe Building Fnnd Association of Rich,
ssa s M e on sfs
fs if Of s9 sa Bos
wright and wife to the Trustees of said Associa-
t tsn e y ss q 9Ss As
City Of Richmond being LoT situated IN s .he
city Of Richmond, Oh the north side Of Marshall
and running back within parallel lines one hum
bred and twenty two feet.
TERMS made known at sale:
S EAHs{S & 9sIH s5SiS
JAS. M. TAYLOR Il Son, Aucts. SOLO
COMMISS ION ERS' SALEOF VERY
couNhTYV 81 HENRfe e Pursuant to dec1es
Hutcheson VS.. Hutcheson' Is executors. and others,
the undersigned as commissioners. will sell at pub
lie agstII1n TO the hshest bidder on the premises;
oiny at i O'Clock IT., the following Very valuable
Turnpike, about three miles from the city OF Rich
lnopd, being portion of the property Of the late
ist porten u Tie Oh tract, y
ing on the Turnpike. Immediately opposite the
there are valuable ice houses and an ice pond.-
esed
the city of Richmond.
=. A map and survey can be seen at the Office of
Persons desiring to make enquiry about the
above property, are referred to Messrs. James NJ
Of whom Hah n one rssdes nsa the
premises.
TKRMs.-One- third of the purchase money in
cash, and the residue in two equal instruments at
one and two years from the day Of SALE the credit
payments to be secured By negotiable notes, with
purchase money is paid and conveyance directed
by the court.
Possession will be given in time to seed crop of
Wheat and full possession OF each tract will be de-
livered at the end ef the present yea,
TIL IT,; HHs % S$SiiicHrsor ssasl:.
JAS. M. TAYLOR & Son, Aucts.
jy Z3-2awtl5Stdtds
COMMISSIONERS, SALE OF vALUA.
~ BILE REAL ESTATE IN HENRICO COUN-
Of Henrico, in the case of John Staples vs.. Sta
Pies Administrator, and Ann Staples VS.. Staples
and Rd ss hs 5n g % M s
anctlon to the HI hest bIdde, on the premises on
FRIDAY, the a5d day OF September. 1859. Of fair
Immediately after the sale advertised BY Messrs.
YounE and Hntch e, "a o'eock-the valua-
Deep Run Turnpike, about four miles from the
city, and on and near the Richmond, Fredericks-
Of which Francis Staples died possessed:
list. A tract lying on the Deep Run Turnpike,
the bssp kan Turn
pike and mill road. 1t contains Is acres of land,
and has thereon a blacksmith and other shops.
mill road. This parcel Of land will be sold with
the pond SO long as the pond shall exist.
Such an opportunity is seldom presented to per-
sons desiring to purchase real estate IN the vicinity
map and survey Of the said land can be seen at
the office of Jas NJ TAYLoR q Son: All persons
ty, are referred to the Anctioneers.
TERMs:--One third of the purchase money in
one and two years from the day Of SALE the credit
payments to be secured by negotiable notes, salts
fdCtOTily ENDORSED, Win INTEREST dQQcus anu TIE
and convey ance directed BY the Court. Posses
sion will be given N ipm g i1ssosIIyyNa
Jas M. TAYLOR & Son. Aucts. au 10
premises, on FRIDAY, the sd day Of September,
menoing Immediately after. the sale advertised by
Messrs. Young, Randolph Cary, a tract OF land
M sa hs
city, adjoining the lands OF Messrs Joseph Sinton;
William Saunders 4. BackbuIn. ana 1tners~ah 10
The above Is highly improved; twenty-five acres
Of which are in cultivation, and the REMAINDER IN
TERMS: One third cash. the balance in two equal
ss sun' JAS sl. r. ' THYLo cfpse SON. Auc
CRIsT AND SAW MILL, AND DIST!L-
w NTH ASREEs T9q Of tAKkEE AT AT
FRifpAY. the sd September. df fair; II not, the
far day Ss RnSdsoh
ss'nIn Ac i1s lying the Rc6nopa and
GssT nd
TiLLERY,l IN toterable order. The sol Is :, y sX
HOUSE, with the usual out-h ouses
TERMs--made known at sale.
p; Il .s above as fs 09TsHI S5s's
a s-3tawt2DthSthen Auctioneers.
By Dunlop, Moncure & Co., Auct's.
CUGAR AND MOLASSES AT AUCTION.
= On WEDNESDAY. the l4th inst, commencing
s bS SsG F6Ro XII :s a SE% sSs
GAR, ranging from fair to stricty cno'cs suni-
30 h5ds. MUsCovADo M0I.ASsES;
l06 bblg prime quality N. O. MOLASSE 70.
TERNs:-Under $780, cash; over Si0O, 4months'
credit, for approved negotiable paper; .,
NJ Sale without regard to weather. ana vii
commence at II o'clock, precisely, TO enable deal
ers to attend Messrs Crenshaw 4 Co.'S CARO- sale
~ coHS@ DUNLOP, MONCURE & CO.,
se6 Auctioneers.
BY Crepshaw & Co.. Aucts.
q ono BAGS RIO COFFEE, 221 BAGS
G.SUO LAGUAYRA GoFFEE, AT AUG
at our Warehouse on the Basin, commencing at 1
NJ. or immediately after Messrs. Dnniop; Moncu,'
Co.'S sale of Sugar, the balance OF the Winifrsd'
cargo, consisting OF
\ - q NJ H. = a..