The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-17
~ TONY CKEpIToRs ANDOTH-

| SASa Frs WHO MAY FEEL INTEREST,"
pay all pecuniary obiIg atoms contracted By him
self, or any other persOn Tor him, whether as prn
| cpai or as security and shoui have been enable d
| TO have done so, ears ago but for certain squat
| tsrs " no thrust themselves upon lands purchased
| nv h,m-n0t tax titles, about which so much is
| sSid By persons generally who pay taxes nor anv
| other demand without coercIon-tut partly at
public auction, and by private contract as to 9th.
| ers; the payments Tor all of which were made at
the time, shortly thereafter according to terms
| as agreed upon at the time. Toeject the squatters
before referred TO, sui were promptly Instituted
in the Circuit Court of the city oil Richmond. and,
subsequently, others in the Circuit Court Tor the
| county of HenTlco. In two instances he has OBJ
| tanned va diets uefore the former Court IN two
several cases, by as urles as were ever
| empaL eed in America, a he believes; tut these
several verdcts -four III number were all rest
ed by the Judge, who has recently decreed the sale
| of q part of the property then and now in contro
versy and that. too whilst the legality of his de
cisIons are pending before an Appeia Court. 1t
| ~ graiifyIn however. to your debtor. to know
| that hut Small portion OF his property has any
such cloud, as yet, thrown around or over it. BE
wishes it 10 be understood by all parties interested,
| that he does not complain of or blame any person
who ay have selected this mode, or time, tor en-
forcing the payment Of their demands, and more
especially none OF tie Commissioners for the
want of Ii more particular description of his prop
eTty offered for sale; but justice to himself,
and those whos5 interest IT ls his duty protect
requires, as he conceives, more detailed uesorip-
ton, that persons may form some idea of the
probable value OF said property
Judgment, execution and ali other cred tors are
invited 10 examine tae following list, and exam
me the title deeds BY which he acquired the same
the sale referred To above. property which he may
not get an lmpregnaoe title to, he shall, with the
permission oil the gentlemen conducting the sale,
point out oh pieces, parcels lots of and as he
believes thee Is any question as to his title The
property which he shall request may be sold is
that he'd under the simple conveyances, aud de-
scrUed as follows: LIST, lot of Al Ieet. on 18th st
extending back 100 feet to alley of IS feet, septra
ting it from the entra Railroad. between Broad
aad Marshall streets This property Is valuable
for stores sr storage purposes; This property was
purchased of the heirs of the late VIM Nekervis,
rmeTly Cash OF the Farmers Bank of Vir-
gina, and Richard Hill, Jr. I'd. lot on the east
line OF Is n street, opposite Leigh street, having
front Of - feet or more, held by title from tie
Hod. Andrew Stevenson, Trustee, the title TO
which, toge her W tn other pcoperts similarly sit
uated, amounting IL about 81 0O0 coo has been set
tied by the Supreme Court oi appeals OF Virginia.
81, or more half acre !ots, fronting on west Man,
FrankliD aud Grace streets, east OF 3lst street,
c from tie executors of the late Thomas Ruther-
ford 4th, 40 feet Of and on the southeast line of
road, purchased of the heirs of Andrew Williams
as homes; people as exist apon this EARTH 5th, IL
of Fult n, title from Bank of Virginia, supposed
70 be cd 9th, about - ots, IN Port Mayo and
French Garden Hi, title from Blair, Gray, God
din, &c all Os regular deeds. 8th. several lots
on Maddox Hill dec deeds or from James A. lay
oes or lots OF land grantors names not now
5sRembered ha. VII be sexp ,a a. sale.
city, and now cultivated by MIR. And ew Ford /.
This held under deed from the CieIs of Henrico
County Court. in a. cord nee with the present law
of the State No II. S31s acres of lana adjoining
the Bell Isle Manuf aciurIng Works, very valuable
Tor its water advantages, sand, general sOi &c
No H. 49>a acres OF land on the south side OF the
river. q short distance above the Bel Isle Works,
extending to the Chesterfield line. This hel un-
d a grant from the Cnmmonwealt It'll and is
sdeTed valuable for It's rock sands, sand !,
&c. No, Is, 40 acres OF land, short stance from
the northeastern limits the city, and separated
By Blakey's Mill Road from OakwCod Cemetery.-
No IA, 400 acres OF land in the lower part of Hen
rico, aboa tn miles from the York River RAIL
road, SAID 10 be valuable on account of Its timber
wood and soil. No, Is, 205 acres of land on the
Williamsburg and Charles City Roads, about Ave
Lies below the ctty. Not much wood on this
tract, but fine grass and wheat soil No. 10, lG1a
acres of land, with valuable dwelling and other
improvements thereon, near Fairfield Race
Course, recently occupied, and perhaps owned, by
Or. - HLndiey.
There are many parcels OF property embraced in
the Commission advertisement which space
forbds enumerating here, but which 1t will afford
the undersigned pleasure to give al information
desli ed IN relation to location, title. &c.
no l7-ltE |. A. GODUIN.