The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-17

4 fARn, CONTAINING sEv1MTY ACnYs
IA Of Valuable Land, - the Richmond snd
Charlottesville Turnpike, At AuUrfO6.-ws
day d september commencing n Ii O'Clock l. H.,
vefy desifsble FARM, located ON the Richmond
and Charlottesville inpihs o miles North Of the
city, and u miles from the Richmond, rredericks-
burg and Potomac Railroad. and adjoining tho
lands OF Messra Priddy, WAldrop. and cthers.
u contains 20 acreA about 20 Of which afe cleared
And In nnc state Of cultivation. and particularly
adapted 10 the growth Of vegetables; the remain.
der ID heavily wooded, from which IL isAstimated
that near 9, 500 cords Of wood can be cut.
Tho improvements are comfortable framed
dwelling containing four good rooms together With
Kitchen. stable. carriage house, Ge tosethsr with
This property Is particularly locsssd for busl.
fIeM stand.
TEkms -One.third cash the bnlsnce At 6 and ~
months, for negotiable p6t-s, with Interest added,
and secured Sy q trust deed
Sc Is JAS. NJ. TAYLOR & SON, AuetA
COMMISSIONERS SALE or REAL ESTATE
" AND A NEGRO BOT, ON OSBORNE
TURNPIKE, IN HENRICO GOuNTY.-As Con,-
missioner appointed by DEGREES Of the Circuit
Court Of Henrico county: pronounced on the 2dday
Of November, 1861, in the case styled Bailey ard
ais W. Henry Coz administrator, will s@li upon
the premises on Thu RSDAY, The ID day Of Octo.
be, commencing at IL ocloc AZ acres Of land,
ty, adjoining the lands of Mrs Chaplin and others.
Thirty five aCres are ceai I'd aud in ine state of
cultivation; the remainder Is In woods. The soil
Ia very good and adapted to the culture OF the usual
crops The improvements consist Ut q small framed
building and out houses.
After ibe ssla,of the real ESTATE will be sold ems
negro BOY about Is years Of ago
TERMS Of sale for the real ss' ate-- Enough In
cash TO pay the expenses of sale, the balanc~ at IT,
IL, AID 10 months the purchaser executing bonds
bearing interest," and title to be retained until the
further order Of Court For the Negro cash will be
required. HENRY COX, Comr.
JAMES M. TAYLOR t. Son. Arcta. SO is
A vALUAHLE STORE AND DWELLING
~ ON CHURCH STREET, OREGON HfiIt.
AT AUCTION Will be sold, upon the premises,
on FRIDAY, the 18th day Of September eopmenc-
log a. o'clock +. NJ, a valuable Store and Dwell
ing, located On Church street, Oregon Hill, lately
occupied by Mr. VIM. Evans, and now in the cc-
cupsncy of Mr. Ford. 1t contaius several good
rooms with the usual out buildings
TEsASO third cash; balance at 6 and l2
months, for negotiable notes, interest added, and
secured by q trust deed
81 Is JAS NJ. TAYLOR g. SON, Aucta
A VALUABLE VACANT LOT ON WATER
II ST, near the Dock, AT AUCTION--We will
sssl upon the premises, ON THURSDAY, the 18th
day of September, commencing at O'Clock ?. n, a
valuable vacant Lot Water street. fronting
80 feet thereon, and running back $50 feet TO the
Locks. The contiguity of this property to the York
River Railroad Depot, and to the Dock and River,
renders it very valuable for commission or lumber
house
TERMs.-One third cash the balance at 9 and IL
months, for negotiable notes, with interest added,
and secured by q trust deed
Sc Ii JAS. Nj. TAYLOR e. SON, Aucts.