The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-27
2, GoDDLN I IPPxRSoN, Iss'ys.
INTENSIVE SALE OF THE OOLUMBIAr
h, HOTRL, TOBACCO fxOHAN0E, AMI

., GoDDN I &APP1RsoN. I.s',s.
INTENSIVE SALE OF THE COLUMBIAN
HoTRL. TOBACCO rxoHANsE, AND
tThGR vALUABLE REAL RSTATE AID
!, ININ9 AND CONTIGUOUS THERETO
ron SALE AT AuCTION.-At the request Of
the heirs Of the late 8. %. Crenshsvv, We ahall
.ell At public suc'ion on the premises. In the
Ie63. coremencing at IL O'Clock A. H., the fo,.
lowing valuable real 0state, viz:
lat, That valuabe real estate known a the
Coau mhlsn Hotel including four stores On Gary
under rental Of e7,7so per Ann um. The hotel
Is 10 thorough repair. enjoys largo patronage
AID has ample accommodations for 800 guests.
Cd TIE Iat9e brick teaement on Virginia St ~,
granite f.ontD the lower stories Of which are
oocupf-d by Aesrs, Harvey, Armistead & vii.
BS-s. and the upper part by the Hotel and To
sseco Exchange. This building has Q trout of
ssout s6 feet, and depth of lVo feet. and nov
commando rental of -. $50 per annum, and can
scnbtless BE- incre ased considerably. This 10 with
cot doubt the mrs, substantial, commodious and
we'll arranged building In this city.
Sd The excellent brick tsnem ent on the north
side Of Cary street. now occupied by b. w.
To,sy. aia rental Of $500 per annum, under
l.sse soon TO expire.
9Th The granite front tenement on the north
side o. Csry street, now occupied by Ar. J. II.
Co guilt, at a rental CT s4o0 per annum.
Mh The granite front tenement adjoining the
above, now occupied by Mr. Oliver Croshmore
sod oilers at q rental Of $3.50 per annum-
s,h. The three granite front tsuements and two
ofYoas 10 the rear, a; the corner of Gary street
and shockoe Slip. now occupied fespecti veiy by
Messrs. J. II. Anthony, Alexander Garrett, and
" B Rs,cifF,. at a rental Of o. 900 per annum.
7th The large four story brick warehouse on
It's Basin bank, and fronting thereon on Cary and
l0th streets 80 feet by 40 feet and now occn pied
by Mr. O. IL. Eobson, At rental Of 4l, 400 DER
anaum.
sih. That most valuable real estate at the cor.
per Of Canal and 10th Sta. fronting Ito feet on
the South side Of Canal street running back on
the West line of llth street 1870 feet to an alley
This Iot is believed to be remarkably valuable,
by reason of Its fronting the Basin, and to the
.se, hs; 1t Is admirably adapted for q mill site,
with ,he supposltion that water may be obtained
rom the James River and Kanswha Company.
9Th. A very valusble Lot in rear Of the above
renting so feet On the W est line of l1th street,
running back 100 fset. and bounded on the North
ey wide alley.
10th. Thns most valuable Lot on the Dock,
fronting II feet on Cary street, and running back
10 feet to Water or Dock street, and between
lsth aud 20th sits.
map of 'he foregoing real estate is now being
prepared BY the City Surveyor. ana can be seen
q, our Office IN q few days. The particular atten-
,ion Of capitalists and others is called
10 this eIcesdingy valuable real estate, ~ It LIS
lastly regarded az the most attractive Of any
that las been offered in market for q long time
YERMs-For the Columbian Hotel vne dfth
eash; $50 600 ten years after date, and the re-
nainder IN .iI equal instalments, at 8 -, Is, n,
80. and SO months; In either case for negotiable
notes intefe't payable half yearly, secured by a
trust seed. For the other real estate ono 6fth
cash; balance al 6, 12, Ie, a. 30, and SO months,
for negotiable notes. inierest payable half yearly,
secured by trust deed. The taxes and insurance
for this year bs paid by the evsra purcb
dODDIN Il APPERSON,
tel2-2aw2vAdsds AucMoneers.
ARGE SALE OF MULES, COWS,
| CORN, OATS, HAY, FARMING I'M.
PIGMENTS, ICE, HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
TuRE. ao.-At the request Of Charles H.
Rhodes, Esq who has recently sold his farm,
We shall sell at public auction, at his resi-
denes in Chesterfield county, one half mile
from Manchester, on THURSDAY, the 9Th
March. 1862, at IL O'Clock A. M, the follow
Ing articles of personal property on said farm
viz: SIX fine yonng Mules, twenty head Cat
tie, ayrshire breed,) comprising Mich Cows,
Oxen, Heifers, &c; parcel OF Hogs and
SA0a,s; the crops OF Corn, Fodder, Straw,
Shsaf Oats, Hay. Bran, Brownstutf, &C
Also, the contents Of an Ice House; all the
Farming I'm mplements, including Wagons,
Carn, Wheat Fan, Threshing Machine; and
aparcel of excellent Household Furniture.
TssKs.-AlI sums under 800, cash over
that amount, non tbs credit, for approx cd
endorsed negotiable paper.
fe26 GODDIN l. APPERSON, Aucts.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN SID
Y NEY, IN CARY STREET, TOGETH-
kR WITH LARGE NJ ACHINE SHOP,
yALUABLE MAGA!NERY FOB MANU-
IHa aoNp Ass6RTmEEFo FEGAHD
LUMBER, Ao., AT AUUTION.-At the 70.
quest OF Mr.. Thomas Suter, We .hall sell at pub.
lie auction. on the premises, on MONDAY, the Sd
March, 1889, at clock P M six valuable Lots.
located as above, three Of them having front OF
40 feet saeh on the south side Of Cary street. and
three Of them in the rear, having the like front
Of 40 feet aud each OF them running back l37 #.
On one Of these lots there IL . large Workshop,
recently erected, rs by l04 feet In which there is
a most valuable Parcel of Machinery for manu-
fac.nring furniture, wagons, or Roything in the
wood line, incl idiug hsitinR, Skating, Circular
Saws, Morticing az d Boring Machines, two Pla.
nern, and lot Of Pulies, and an assortment OF
ssssoned Maple Lumber, with a lot OF Turned
As his sale offers peculiar advantages to per.
sons disposed to embark in the manufacturing
business the attention of the public Is respectfully
called to the enaie
stRas-7or the Real Estate, one third cash /;
balance at and IL months, for negotiable notes,
Interest addet, secured oy a trust deed. The
ss1.s for 1863 to be paid BY the purchasers For
The personal property, all sums under 500 cash !;
over that amount, months credit, for approved
endorsed negotiable paper.
tel9 GODDIN & APPERSOE, Aucts,
VALUABLE AND sAUrIFUL FARM
v OF 800 ACRES, IN THE COUNTY OF
TRIAL RAILROAD, AT HANOVER o. h
DEPOT, is MILES FROM RICHMOND,
FOR SALE AT AUCTION, INCLUDING
CROPS, STOCKS, Ao., THEREON AT the
request Of nlr. Joseph A. Wingneld, We shall
SELL at public auction, on the premises, on
TUESDAY, the lsth Of February, 1852, at IL
o'clock A. M., If fair; II not, the first fair day
thereafter, the beautiful Farm called "PROS.
PECT HILL" on which MIR. Wingf1eld now
resides, con ntaining about 500 acres, plat and
survey Of which will be exhibited at the hour
Of sals: The Farm adjoins the lands OF
Aessre. W. r. WickhSUs w. o. Winston, O..
SO acres are open e ~ which has upon it
several beds Of flne mari, and one hun.
dred and fifty acres in fine original growth,
from which a large quantity Of cross ties
& and wood may be cut: of tho arabic land
There are l2t acres Of fine low grounds, we'll
drained and fertile, adapted to tho growth OF
frass: The dwelling has new addition to
Ill III and contains above the basement rooms
Ihe location is proverbial for fte healthiness,
ana Ia as beautiful as any In Eastern Fir
shla, commanding an extended view Of the
IneIioandlng country, and OF the Central
I'n'Hoad Tor about miles. 1t IL unnecessary
" say more IN respect to this estate, but 1t u
respectfully suggested that persons disposal
70 purchase will examine the place, which
VII be shown them by Mr. Wingheld.-
Alter the sale Of the land, all the perishab BILE
Ttopsry on tne place viii be sold, consisting
i me crops OF Corn, Hay, Fodder, Shucks,
estock Of Horses, Mules, Cattle, Hogs, &C.,
and the Farming Implements and House.
bold Furniture.
TsMs.-For the land, one third cash bal
ee auee at and two years, for bones, bearing
interest, secured by a trust deed. For the
perishable estate, all sums under 900, cash !;
over that amount, months credit, for ap.
proved endorsed negotiable paper. The
taIss on tho land for this year to be paid by
uepuIehaxer.
9ODDIN & APPERSUN.
Iel-3awtds Auctioneers.
In consequence Of the rain, the above sale