The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-26

FUTURE DAYS.



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s::a i sss., s 81 g.
neg n e. ssss s and
TTs ATio PFoRssy & e s Pifs pLAN
on James River. opposite tie city 81 Riehmoni.
and l, adj g 3 (, the town q Mancheater.
$40 acres are in timber and woods loo acres IN pas.
ture; Anq the residue in arabic and meadow land.
through the wood land. and the streets Of Man
chester extend TO ITS western BOUNDARY. which
and the facility of getting the wood and timber 10
a large portion of the Land is James River low
grounds. of the hncst quality and the hi IN land il
improved and Of great fertility. The Land rises
every portion of il Il drained with grsnt faclGty
and IS particularly adapted to the growth of wheat
The property fronts on James R,ver1 min
ly opposite the Richmond Dock and stea,nbx,at
feet of which is considered veTy valuab. fnr stes
tor wa,ehoasss' teing at the terminus Of tho Dam
depth admit vessels Of arse size q t E, where
Inere Is also 2 desirable site for manufacturing
which, by arrangement with the trustees Of the
town OF Manchester, sufficient force of water
egq he ne mao mem she &c canal ana
DWELLING HOUSE. excellent Harms ana II ne eeoe
s ss ad on,dnes an Orchard Of choice frat
also, reservoir which supplies through hvdrants
the entire ont bnald,hss With fresh spring water
mond and town of Manchester. renders Il very val
liable for building purposes and market gardens.
On the river, opposite Rockets. are wharves and
BECOME very valuable.
Possession will be given for seeding wheat soon
as the standing crops are gathered. and full pos
ont a 1Sf dny Nf To
The property on, the. river and adjoining Man.
chester. will be laid off into lots and squares and the
size. Inducements here offered are nnparalc led in
tae State OF Virginia. both to the capitalist and
Terms of sale are as follows For all sums
Saeoo and under. 4 cash; the balance at /, 2, and
900; q cash; the balance at i, D. ), and wears,
and all SINUS oyer $1,000, one fifth cash; the haI.
execute negotiable notes, with interest added, pay
abe semi annually, and secured BY trust deeds
yertsed. the sale viii be continued from day to
oay commencing ,o at the same hour until the
Persons desiring to see the property referred
| to Mr. Oh AZ. MA who resides the premises.
anu LOT i9r.ner apply to the Auction
"A plat OF the property can be at the office of
Executor of Joseph Marx decd
| Jas. NJ. TAYLOR * Son. Auct'rs.
will be sold together With the STOCK Fafmng th m
| Elements, &c, &C.. Of which due notice viii be
given. lse B-tdf s.. M.
10 ACRES OF VALUABLE LAND. ONE
IL MILE EAST OF THE CITY, AT AUCTION.
We will sell, upon the premises. on MONDAY,
| the 81 day of October. commencing at 31a o'clock
county. adjoining Chelsea. and lying Immediately
upon the road from the INTERCHANGEABLE Turnpike
/ to 18th street.
| This land is adapted for building purposes or
| market garden.
cent to the city in highly respectable and healthy
nelghborhood, would do well to attend this sale.
! The above property can be bought privately be-
| TEnNs.-one fifth cash; the balance at II, 49,
and "a months, for negotlabe notes, interest added
Sc Is JAS. NJ Taylor & SON, Aucts.
TEN DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS AT
| L PUBLIC AUCTIQN.-We will sell. on TIL IIS-
At ocioek p 'a No. TEN BEL6 i LUIS on
Valley or 18th and other streets, in the northern
Four Of these Lots front on Valley or 18th street,
and extend back TO another street, thereby secu-
| we'll located for retail stores.
The others are upon the opposite side q the
street. and retired aud pretty lots for family
residences, with line soil for gardening purposes,
months, for negotiable notes. with interest added,
and secured by fsqst DEED Or ts Ee sN ucs
| DRAINED HOUSE AND LOT, ON 10TH
| chase n suburban residence / offer for sale the
large FRAMED TENEMENT situated on 10Th
|
house is at present occupied BY Mr.. Henry Ross,
| as Grocery, at an annual rent OF 500. The lot
| fronts q feet. and runs back 100 feet.
| TERMs.-One-fou cash; balance at 8. IL, and IS
| months. for negotiabie notes, inserest added and
secured by Trust deed JAMES NJ. CONWAY.
mA- The above property. will be sold at auction
WEpNEspAA Ss s h. day p ffRssess SON
| seq Auctoneers.
iT'RUSTEf's SALE OF VALUABLE
i FARM, KNOWN AS RURAL sHADEs.-By
n IN Hen a fe County cs Court ceiks oce being
Sa On FIJI sd = Tfss I'll day
October, commencing at o clock, p NJ that val
liable Farm known as RoRRa "a R5Aa 81 s tine
Run road, about two miles east OF the city, adIoln-
ing High Meadow; the farm Of Nj. Il. II; U }c
the north side of the road and contains ~ acres
with valuable orchard. ~
out buildings, in tolerable order, most OF which
are located in beautiiu OAK grove.
tia. Situation. Rnra SHADES for its sizes CON
sidered of the most desirable farms now IN the
| TFRMs -One-Gfth cash; the balance at !, 2 and
4years' credit payments to bear interest pay able
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR, Trustee.
Jas. NJ. TAYLOR * Son. Auets. Sc Il
TRUSTEES SALE OF 1I9 ACRES OF
L LAND IN UPPER PART OF HANoV Eh
CoUNTY;-As Trustees IN two deeds OF trust, ex-
1857 and the other the 10Th February, 1851 and both
duly recorded in Hanover and Louisa counties >;
| we shall sell at public anctlon to the NJ NEST
| bidder. at Hanover Court House, on IUEsDA1
the 9th day of September, 1859, that being court
day tract of LAND, contai ming ll9 acres, more
or less, the greater part of which lies IN Han
Rouge. b. B. Dickinson, William T. Dickinson,
and the lands lately held by Lucy 1. Dlsklnson as
| her dover of the estate of Nathaniel Dickinson,
dec d.. being the same land which was allotted to
the Trustee of Susan II. Graves. IN the aVisioh OF
the real estate of the said Nathaniel DICKINSON
| decd. =,
TERMs-Cssh for so much rs will be sufficient to
| satisfy the purposes of the eeed: fer the balance
| the terms viii be made known on the day OF sale.
The title is believed to be nnquestlonable, lml
| selling as trustees, We shall convey WIN speeia
, | warranty only.