The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-04

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|T>XEOUTOR'S SALE OF THy vA1.uA.
IL BE fAkA CALLED aUHANTiL.
rz,s.s a., oE e., TEE rs vDsT DIFF ~, aun agIarIKn
the request Of Mr.. John A. HasoAs:cn. sur.
viving exscutor Of Ambrose HRtcheson, de.
osased. land with the fritten consens OF all
lie I auction. % On tns tstmss:s go. On wi WkpHEs Gs
DAY. the l3th mareh, lbe3, Sslf o'eioct A. "a .
the very vaJnaoie farm loested - shove, con-
tanning, by rscsntsnavey, 3soAcres The land
smaller tracts, with a6cess 70 each parcel ny
anew road leading from the turnpike to the
plank road. The matsion tract, No. :, con-
tains 70 acres, and 1as on II IN excellent
suitable for large fAmf3y - Lot No. COZ.
tains 80 acres, Of which 1eout 90 acres are
open land, In fine hsat + and the relasindsr
for the most Part heavilys sst In wood and
cot In woOds aud lota Nos 7,e, 8, and =, each
containing about 20 acres, are also we'll set
in growth Of original tim ner. Lot No, is
most beautiful open lot con nsstning isl aerss.
and commanding fine view of Richmond.
Altogether this IL he most valuable body Of
land which has been offered IN markei I'll
some time, aud being: located In the western
greatly IN value. Offers peculiar advantages
70 crpftaiists and others to invest ths'f sar-
Tsans LOne.ths cash .l,sstanee At . ana
T3 mcnths, for neg6aable notes. inseres
adtisd, secured BY 81 trust deed. The ta1e.
for 1871 to he ratd ny the puI oha.ers.
mis- 0ODDlN ( APpErS' N. Aucts.
VIERT yALUABLE AID WELL LO
Sats1 nse tse coa0sq a@0wn Of - Mno snH
Sixth streets, for sale at Auction. AT rhe re
quest Of tho parties Interested, We shall sell
at pnslie auction, onIh premises, on NON
d., the valuable property located as above
known as the "Arling ton isouse," and now
occupied by Col. W n Fry. The 10. has b
front OF $50 feet, and depth OF ls3 eet, and
kept as the Arlington House Eacn OF .theet
tenemenis has IL rooms, besides lar 20 kitchen
and are finished in the mos. costly and els
CANT manner, with marb mahtais In all ,he
rooms, Except the eaTrete,) and mahogany
doors 70 the principal stories. After the sal.
Of the tenements there will be so,d two va
cant LOiS-one lyipg east and the other wes'
of the said tenements-each fronting 29 feet.
running bsck l60 to an alley I, feet wide -
rhess two tenenen ts cost originally to butlo
them, as we are Informed, cas-. 900. ana the
! are without doubt among the BEST houses
| too. Is In most improving part Of the Cit,
TlxMs-Une- fourth cash balance at ", Is,
and "A months. for negotiable notes, interes,
payable half yearly, secured by Il truss deed
| The iaxes and insurance for 1862 TO be paid
0ODDIN & APPERsUN,
fe27 Aucttor eers.
IV ARGE SALE OF MULES. OUws,
| CORN, OATS, HAY. FAkMIN4 In
PLEMENT3, ICE. HOtSEHOLn fuRNl.
TURE. ko.-At the request OF Charles II.
/ Rhodes, Esq who hiss recen tly cold his farm,
l we shall ssh at pu"lic auction, at his resi-.
l dence in Chester field county. one half IN i.s
| March. 1852, at Ii O'Clock A. ID. the follow
ing III ticl~s of personal property on SAID f,rm,
viz SIX fl ae young Mule TWEEN = head Cat
| tie, (Ayrshire breed cJmprisins Mich COWS,
4 Kloy< An fxf II = nd
Shnats; the crops of Corn, Fodd r. straw,
Sheaf Oats, Hay, Bran, Browns &c =
Also, the contents Of an Ice HOUSE; all the
Farming I'm pieme; e, including Wagons
| q parcel OF excellent Household Furniture.
| TRANS ALL Gums under 800, cash ovel
| that amount, months credit, for approves
| endorsed negotiable paper
| fe 26 4DNDlN APPERSON. Aucts.