Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-03-15
REAL ESTATE,

There is a large amount of real estate now in the
hands of agents in this city for sale. Harrison,
GOddin u AppersOn alone offer 2l2 lots embracing
about $500 acres Among these we notice the
Richmond Glass Works, at Port Mayo, near Rock
etts; the Wylliesburg Clay and Porcelain Company's
property, near Roanoke Station. on the Richmond
and Danville railroad; a first-class waterpower
property, in Richmond; the Huguenot Springs pro-
perty, in Powhatan; the Coal Pits, known as
"Trent's," twelve miles from Richmond by the
canal; the Slate Quarries in Buckingham, together
with a large amount of coal and mineral lands.
From the 9th May, 1865 (the day on which they
made the first public sale after the evacuaton) this
firm has sold, up to date, publicly Che private sales
footing up a much larger amount, which we do not
gye) the following property at the prices appended
May 27-Brick and frame tenement on Brooke
Avenue, $500; lot and framed house, west side
Second, between Jackson and Duval, 3oXl34 feet,
Sl,0l0.
roe and north side Catherine, S73xlSO feet, Sl,42O.
june slot and framed tenement, east line
Twenty.sxth street, between and P, 33xl32 feet
$780,
June l5-Half acre lot on which stand the ruins
of the Franklin Paper Mills, subject to perpetual
water rent, S29, $50.
july l7-Lot and granite front tenement, west of
market, between Main and Franklin streets, 2OxS6,
81 600.
July lS-Lot and frame tenement on east line Of
Adams, between Clay and Leigh streets, fronting
on Adams 80 feet back So feet, known as lot 3d. in
Rutherford plan, Sl,O65.
August 9-Brick tenement and lot north side Main
between Eighth and Ninth streets, opposite Spots
wood Hotel, 26xl0O to an alley, $3.50.
August I4-Lot and brick tenement in Henrico
6 hot, DrAo
and Marshall streets, 27x70 feet yS3, 525.
August l7-Lot and brick building south side
Cary. between First and Second streets 59xl55
August 2O-Lot and small tenement on east side
Third street. near Preston, SOU.
August 25-Lot east side Third street, near Pres
ton, 52x57. $3.50
August 3l-Half acre lot corner Thirty-first and
streets, Church Hill, with large brick tenement
thereon, s., S25.
September s-Land and building next line Twen-
SO feet by l22 81 O65
September 9-Lot and framed tenement, nearest
to Duyal street. 24xl22 feet to alley sixteen feet
wide, Sl,lOO.
Lot and framed tenement adjoining the above
and nearest to jackson street 4xl22eet to an alley
Is feet wide 1905
September ll-Lot north side Marshall, between
First and Adams streets, S7xl67 feet to an alley,
5,4Sl.
september ll-LOt nortn sue Marsnail, oetweeen
First and Adams streets 29xl76 feet 70 alley l6
feet wide, 81 $50.
Semptember l6-House and lot in the county of
Henrlco on the east line of Brooke turnpike, con-
tanning 81 acres and known as lot No. 3 on survey
made by Peter Cottrell in 1916 $1,000
September 26-House and lot northeast corner OF
Ninth and Marshall, fronting s. feet and running
back l53 feet to an alley 20 feet wide, $4,000.
September 27-Three lots near Halfway station
near the Petersburg railroad amounting in the ag-
gregate to 3S3i, 5000.
October 6-Cottage on CANDLES hill, known as
Pratts corner Of Fourth and Arch streets, 53x75
feet $4,000.
October slot and brick dwelling, southside
Main, between Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth
streets, 2OxllO feet, to an alley, $500.