The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-19
AUCTION sALM
FUTURE DAYS
by Jas. NJ. Tarlsr 4 SON. Ases,s.

ny Jas. M. TsrIsr 4 Son. Asees.
IOTO BLILDTNE MATERIAL AT
= = ,,AuCTI0N:--WiIi be sold upon the promises,
E NJ that ssas B III Rs' B Il sios N
sa =. south side Of Main street, adjoining tie
ran %. ns Rspa.ch sldas and new u the secn
T Tr 3 ii sale. JAS. NJ. TAYLOR i SON,
Auctioneers
hvkss Fob RoHkAa sE A SS JAMES Is
msnn ssee -
as at Il lar aeld T. not the nes. day
dATloN situafed in the county Of c tis a
and aaialn,n s , Opposite the city of Richmond
This FARM confirms ieo, arres ~ which .,.,,.
mrs Is are IN timber and woods 100 acres 10 pas
The petershnrrrne r. arabic and meadow land
s shfoas me wood land, and the streets Of Man.
aeL = very valuable. because ol the nss rrs ~
nnu tss iaeity of getting the wood and timber to
large portion of the Land is Jamax . ;vsr how
hruanus on tne hnest quality. and the h,sh Land i
rradsS from aoa q e. great fertility The Land rises
every portion OF 1t 5 drained with rsat ssci Nna
enrn = osts say adapted to the growth Of wheat
The property fropts James RIVER Immediate
Wharvesabon. s .bSs enmond Dock and steamboat
ieet OF which is considered very va,nabl Spoaa w
i9r ~dn,enousss. teing at the terminus of the na
depth to admit vessels of large 81 70 - ~ sahcient
ihere Is also desirable site for nannrs "a,ari
estabiishnents adjoining the Manchester Mil ~
which, by au arrangement with the trnste Ills ior
town OF Manchester. sufficient force 81 or . tne
could be had from the canal. ''oe oi water
DWELLING HOUSE excellent Rsr . comfortable a
sary out buildings, an Orchard of choice 1 f;.
Trees ana numerous SPRINGS Of excellent waier
also, reservoir which supplies through hxSrn,r
the entire out buildings with fresh spr,ne 49,. ans
Ihe proximity OF the Farm to the city of Rich
Hond AND town OF Manchester. rendersi It very val
uaDie Tor building purposes and market pardens '
On the river. opposite Rockets, are wharves 49,
coal yards which have yielded good renfs and 1 in
become very valuable, ''o VIII
The land is now being prepared for the f,il -
POSSESSION WIN be gwen for seeding wheat as soon
as the standing crops are gathered. ard full non
session on the 1st day of January 1850 nan pos-
The property on the river and adjoining Man
CHESTER Will be LAID oil into lots and squaresand the
balance of the land will be sold in farms 0f amne
SIZE iiueceMehts mere onered are unparalleled in
the state oil Virginia. both to the capitalist and
others. ""'
TERMS of sale are as follows For al, mms
S5Ooo and under. q cash; the balance at l. q and
years; for all sums over SIS 600. and under : M =
900. a cash: the balance at /. 2. g. and 1 wears
and all sums over SO 900, fifth cash; the bal,
execute negotiable notes with interest added nav
able semi annually, and secured BY trust deeds
If the entire property is not sold on the day adj
vertsed. the sale will be continued from day To
day. commencing at the same hour, until the
whole is disposed Of
Persons desiring to see the property are referred
to Mr.. CHAS. MARX, who resides on the premises
and for further information. apply to the Auction.
eers. the undersl med.
plat of the property can be seen at the Office o
the Auctioneers. SAM'L MARX,
Executor of Joseph Marx. decd
Jas: NJ, TAYLOR Son. Auct'rs.
\. B.-hiter the crops have been gathered. they
Will be sold, together with the Stock, Farming I'm
PIGMENTS, &C., &C.. of which due notice will b.
given. Use l5-td S. NJ