The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-10
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TOMMISSIONEho SALE OF SEVENTY.
~ SIX ACRES OF LAND, in chesterfield
county, in original growth, ten mile5 f ON Man.
chester As Commissioner Of the HustiDgs Court
of the City Of Richmond. appointed by decree
in the case of johnson, &C.. We. johnson. &C., en-.
tered ON tina 9Th October 1850, shall proceed to
sell at PUBLIC AUCTION at Bethlehem Meet
ing House. on MONDAY, the Goth January, 1867,
At l2 o'clock Il {f fair if not the next fair day
thereafter the tract Of lard referred to In the bill
81 the plaintiffs lying and being in the county Of
h aavily set In original growth, known as the
SARAH BACUN TRACT" on the ehu' ch road
Leading to Petersburg. adjoining Bethlehem Meet
ing House, the lsnos OF Alexsl der Trabue, Han
cock, aud others, and about half mile Southwest of
the Manchester and Falling Greek Turnpike, and
about teu lnites from Manchester. ~
TEhMs-Three, six and twelve months for bonds
bearing interest, with approved personal security.
and title retained till all the purchase money Is
fully paid. The taxes of 1862 to be paid by the
purchaser. w. GODDIN
da3I Cnmmisaioner.
WAL ABLE !. - AND FARMING
v LANDS IN CHESn ERsIELD COUNTY,
IN SIHhT Of RICHAOND, AND WITHIN
TWO MIl.NS OF MANCHES ER, FOR SALE
AT AUCTION AT The request Of MI. Ohaz n.
Rhodes, we shall sell at pub'is auction, on the
premises, on I UEhD Y. the 2lst January, 1862.
at ii O'Clock, A. n, fair, If not the first fair
day thereafter, the very valuable REAL ES SATE
ON which Mr. Rho les now resides. The entire
tract ontains about 7OU acres, having fronts on
the turnpike ana On DOtn sides OF Inc Tivor fO6u
The land he's b. recently survey ed. and has been
sub d vided In several smaler tracts, ranging
from to 100 acres each, according to its proxim
ity to Manchester The plat and survey can be
seen at orr Office 10 q few Gays.
To the m.nMon house tract there Is attached
about LOG. acres On thA tract there 10 every
builning that can be desired for the genfeel accom-
m,dation Of large family. The dwelling Ia built
Of solid hewn granite and u In the m st perfect
order, having been recently thoroughly repaired
and painted. The outbuildines are all No. l..
This place 10 30 well AID fevorably known that
q more general description 10 deemed unneces-
sary.
The other lands are particularly valuable by
reason ef their uearness to Richmond. Upon
each l,t there will be found . handsome building
site, and nearly every one is we'll wstered and
on some of them there are valuable granite gaar-
riss and ice ponds. The granite csu be delivered
by the Danville rAilroad, (Which passes through
the lsndD at q cheap rate.
Beside the main dweilicg &c., there is Or the
land nearest to Manchester, comfortable dwell
ling, &C., on the place called Frog Level" This
place will be sub divided into lots OF from to 70
acres each, 90 As to suit Tor suburban residences
or market gardens.
Altogether this II the most valuable body OF
land that has been offered In marAet, so near
Richmond, lor some years Dast.
Terms: All sums urder - GOO, one-f0urth cash,
balance at 6, ~ and le mon,hs; over 5000 one.
third ca Oh, balance at one and tE0 yeart-in either
case for negotiable notes. interest sdded secured
BY a trust deed. Tho taxes for 1864 to be paid
I'D GopDlN & APPERsoN, Aueta