The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-03
AUCTION ekr.rs.
FUTURE Days
NJ James n. Tayror = Scr, Arct,e.

FUTURE DAYS.
~ Jamss ~. Tavfsr = ssn, Asct,s.
hFEs Foh sIiE Al RS IfE 4:
purpose of settling the estate DC the late JOSEPH
fs s s sa a sye q &C. s..
"p :, ,ri i pet the next fsir day. eopncnc
=. AIIoNs 5tuafed in the county OF Chesterfield.
on o .anles River, opposite the city of Richmond,
an ls, atcipsinIng the town OF Manchester.
al ihls FARM contains Loco acres. of which about
~ acres are in timber and woods, 100 acres in pas
su.Ti ahd me residue IN arabic and meadow land
-, The fstersbuIg, Turnpike and Railroad run
ehIo9sn me wood land. and the streets of Man
ger Y very valuable, because of the nearness To-.
'aciity OIL getting the wood and timber to
large portion of the Land is James River low
improved and q great fertility. The Land rises
every portion Of it - drained with great facility.
ano Is particularly adapted to the growth OF wheat,
The property fronts on James Rlver-immedate-
y opposite the Richmond Dock and staanlboat
wharves1 about three quarters Of mile, about 100
ieet oil which is considered very valuable nr sites
i2n wa5ehouses teins at the terminus of the Dam
depth to admit vessels of large size r. he whare
mere IS also desirable site for manufacturing
estnnilshnents adjoining the Manchester Mills for
winch ns an Arrangement with the trustees Of the
town oil MANCHESTER, sufficient force of water
could be had from the canal. - "''e'
DWELLING HOUSE, excellent Barns and nesass
sary out5buildings, an Orchard of choice fruit
also, a reservoir which supplies throueh hy5rants'
the entire out bnildlngs with fresh spring water.
NOME me prGdf tn q fhe farm to city of Rich
liable for building purposes and market gardens.
on the riVef, opposite Rockets, are wharves and
coal yards, which nave yielded good rents and will
become very valuable. ~
n The land is now being prepared for the fall crops
Possession will be given for seeding wheat MS soon
as the standing crops are gathered and full pos
session on the LIST day of January. 1850.
The property on the river and adjoining Man.
chester will be laid off into lots and the
balance OF the land will be sold in farms Of ampis
size. Inducements here offered are '
the State oil virginia. both to the capitalist and
others. "Au
Terms of sale are as follows:-For all gums
SoUoV ana under = cash; the balance at l. q and
Syears; for all sunis+over SIS 900. and under $40.
oO, q cash. the balance at l, 2. 5, and wears,
ance at l. z. 3; 4. and years, the purchasers to
execute negotiable notes, with interest added paw
ape semi annually, and secured Ivy trust deeds
a Al ane entire property IS not sold on the day ad-
yer yerused, the sale will he continued from day to
whole is disposed Of ' "''' 'no
rersons desiring to the property are referred
s 10 AZ e. IfMAS MARY who resides the premises
GERS, or the UNDERSIGNED.
the sas property can be seen at Office of
IT,. NJ Executor of Jose phi Marx decd,
SAf i M; TAYLOR Son. Auct'rs. wv -
VIII be sold together with the Stock. FaTminy my
PIGMENTS, &C., &c of which due notice viii l'l be-
sHeh. Use l5-tdl S. NJ
T'RuSTEE,S SALE OF yayUAnTE
L FARM, KNOWN AS RURAL sHADEsHBMS
virtue OF deed OF trust to the subscriber bearins
date the 10Th day Of segtember 1854 and recorded
upon the premises TUESDAY, the 4t6 day Of
liable Farm Known as RGRaL I'll snI1 n v the
county OF Henrico. on the New Bridge or Stony
ing High Meadow. the farm of Mr. R. Il Diek,n-
son, the lands of Mrs Ross and others Il lies on
with valuable orchard.
The improvements are dwelling. with the usual
OUT pullaings' IN toeraple order, most of which
REGARDING IT'S proximity TO the city and it's bean
tifn situation, Rural Shades for tsssize,is con-
market.
TERMs-Qne fifth cash; the baiance at /, 2, 8 and
4years credit payments, to bear interest. pay able
JA MEs II. TAYLoR SS Trustee.
JAS. NJ TAYLOR Son, Aucts sell
SMALL FARM, OR MARKET GARDEN,
MEADOW BRIDGE ROAD, At ArCTIoN-
v. we w, VII sell upon the premises, on M0NpAY
e d xsrT OF p ostoof z pese
DEN, OH the Meadow Bridge Road. half mile
from the CITY, containing acres. and adjoining the
ers The soil Is OF good quality, and its conti-
for Market Garden, The improvements are, :
rooms. and the necessary conveniences, and now
occupied bs Mr.. Holmes. If desired, more pro
perry adjoining Gamble had.
TERMs.-One third cash; the balance at and
years. for negotiable notes, with interest added
and secured BY trust deed:
sea JAM rs NJ. TAYLOR Il SON, Aucts.
Two FRAMED TENEMENTS AND
L LOTS, ON lsr, BETWEEN MARSHALL
AND BR0AD STR Ell TS, aTAUCTlON.W e will
sell. upon the premises. on TUESDAY, the 4th
two framed Tenements. the east side Of LIST, be-
tween Marshall and Broad streets, suitable for
small sized families. They have been very recent
ly painted and papered, and are now renting to
well of excellent water upon the premises.
The Lots front 251a feet each, and run back 46
feet.
.TERMs.-One third cash; balance at four and
sea JAS. 1t. TAYLOR 4 SON, Aucts.
VALUABLE HOUSE ANDLOT VA.
CANT LOT ADJOINING ON WEST7TH ST.,
BETW EEN CARY AND CANAL. STREETS, AT
AICTIOE.-W will sell, upon the premises, on
TUESDAY. the 18th day of October. commencing
at AZ clock, 7. NJ, the valuable brick tenement
on the west side of 7th. between Cary and Canal
streets, and known the late residence of Col. S.
). Myers. The house has seven large and conve-
nent rooms, with kitchen, gas, water and other
convenlencIes upon the premises.
The lot fronts 81 feet inches, and runs back 40
feet with the privilege OF entering wall on eth
side.
Ing fronting 9Th street "a feet inches, and run
ming back 40 feet. The location of this property
renders 1t valuable for sracery stand.
TERMs.-One fourth cash; the balance at G. II
and Is months. Tor negotiable notes, with interest
added. and secured by trust deed,
Sc % JAS. NJ. TAYLOR & SON, Auct's.
BY Goddin & Apperson. Auct's.