The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-14
AUCTION SAi.so--sU fJRs UAYA
BIZ Goddim Il Ap,erso,., Auct's,

NERY neat and conveniently arranged Residence
and several vacant lots at the west end OF
Leigh street. near to Buchanan's Spring, for sale at
auction We shall sell at auction, the premiees.
on fhursdaysthe 18th March, 1854, at s O'Clock
M, that beautiful residence located above, now
In the occupancy of Mr. Walter N Newman. Tho
lot has front OF 50 feet, running back It's feet to
An alley. The houses are nearly new. The dwell
ing has rooms, passages, porches, &c, and tue
kitchen has two rooms, besides coal house, &c ard
well Of good water In the ard. Al the same tiuo
will be sold six beautiful lots adjoining the above.
through one OF which @ stream OF pure water runs.
TxRMs-Cash. The taxes for 1861 to be paid by
the purchaser. GODDIN Il ApPERSON
NH Ia Auctioneers
1.-TWO Framed Tenemep,s, On the corner OF "a
i and Duval sts, for sale at auction Will be sold
At action on tho premises Tuesday, the 18th OF
March, 1864, at O'Clock NJ, two framed Tenc-
menis, located as above, now occupied by Mr. Knatz
TERMs-Cash. The taxes for 1864 to be paid by
tho purchaser GoDDIN APPERsON,
mt II Auctioneers.
A UCTION SALE Of valunbIe Country Seat on
IA the Brook Turnpike, two miles above Rich
mOnd, containing IS acres, together with the Per-
s0nal Effects thereon, cons sitting of Household
Furniture, Hogs, Cows, Corn, Fodder, Farm
ing Implements, SC also, of valuable Real Es-
tate on Brook Avenue, In the city Of Richmond.
and large number Of Lots In Henrico, near Brook
Avenue, and nine handsome Squares In the plan OF
Bacon's Quarter Branch Tavern property.-At the
request of Nr. Mosly WOodson, Trustee, acting for
the heirs and devisees of Capt John Goddn, deed,
late of the county Of Henrieo, shall offer at
public auction, on the premises, on Thursday, the
18th March. 1854, commencing at IL O'Clock A NJ,
that beautifully located Farm on the Brook Turn
pike, two miles above Richmond, late the resi-
dence Of the deceased, containing % acres, which
will be subdvtded into four lots, each containing
D acres, except one, which Will contain 20 acres.
This place Is 80 well known that 1t Is deemed I'M
necessary to describe il further than say that the
land lays remarkably level, and that the buildings
on IL sufficient for the accommodation Of a
moderate sized family, the most of which In
excellent order. After the sale of the land, q
small parcel Of Furniture will be sold, together
with the crops of corn and fodder, some few
fine hogs, two fine cows, and the usual assortment
of farming implements, together with parcel Of
felled wood. Possession given in few days.
And on the same day, on the premises, at4 O'Clock
r N, that large and well built framed dwelling
the east side of Brook Avenue, between CLAW and
Leigh Streets fronting about so feet, running back
los feet to q wide alley, now occupied by Mrs Da
Wis. After which, the following valuable lots will
be sold viz lot on the south side OF Leigh 81,
| in B flarvie's plan, near w Daviss brick yard,
fronting about 40 feet, running back 100 feet TO
alley. Also, that beautiful lot In GrahaM's plan, at
the corner of Moore and Pine streets, fronting lc0
| feet running back about 100 feet. Also, half lot
No -, In Duvas addition, HenricO, near 10 w A
Robnson's residence; and beautiful squares In
the plan of BacOn's Quarter Branch Tavern pro-
property viz Nos Z, IL 10, 10, Ia, Is l6. IL, and
IL; each containing about 400 feet front, surrounded
| by streets.
TERMS Cash the taxes for 1864 to be paid by
the purchaser. GODDIN j. APPERsON,
me 10 AuctiOneers.