The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-07-28
. BY Richardson, 4 Newburn,
~. Real Estate Agents, -
No. l018 Main and Eleventh streets.

TWO VALUABLE LOTS, ON ST. PAUL
FEDERAE,J EACH FRONTING TWENTY
E1XE FEET RTNNITTSS INES FEE Xviii Win
Be sola At auction on TUESDAY, July 2sth at
Terms: One-halfcash; balance on four months,
interest added. secured by n trust deed. yfc.I-..
: Sale conducted by E. d. EkcHo, Auct. jy25
EXECUTORS SALE OF THAT MAG
IN GcoGHLAND COUNTY, .THIRTY-FIVE
MILES ABOVE RICHMOND; CALLED BOIL
INg BAl s fSY6N cfHhEhN e AeM
tors of Jane &. siipwith deceased, we shall sell
e auction a On hs on
truly VALUABLEs ESTATE located as above,
known as "BoLLtMS HALLm g9ptaiping by
sfssf. easTsy hsshhN hAA ~
). About FOUR HUNDRED AND AM Ten ACRES r. s
OF TIE TRACT o ARE JAMES Me RIVER MD 4,
Virginia have a higheror more deserved reputa-
ton for productlveness and self-sustaining fertility
than the fat lands Of James riye 4, There is no
the river. which can boast of so much of this In
valuable land all In one compact body. Even forty
the James River bottoms. :. :. -.
Theirs are ahsnt F9Te az HU n AYR 2S Sc
LAND. Including garden orchard and yard of
excellent quality. This land supported bysuch
body Of low grounds, could In short time Der made
ton Of the other high land has BEEN at great cost
underdrained with tiles, upon the English system.
and the foundation thus laid for permanent i'm
beyond what can otherwise be attained.
The ORCHARD is a:LARGE ONE. and com
The trees are at their most valuable stage-young
and just about coming into full bearing. The just
estimate now placed upon good orchards VIII doubt
less lead to proper appreciation OF this feature OF
There ERE al arc SIX HUNDRED AND SEVENTY
EIGHT ACRES OF WOODLAND; some Of which
andtimber could be spared, and yet leave an abun-
dance for fuel, fencing, and other domestic and
pTfhhe e BIPGpSGs on the estate are NUE
R0uS and mostly In GOOD CONDITION. The
DWELLING-HOUSE is large, handsome, and
bers. and in excellent order. 1t stands ON com
manpE ground ns the fiat AIDS q the
situated that with the fine trees now growing on
the grounds. pretty little stream flowing near It
an adjacent wood capable. of being turned into
beautiful feature in its surrOuDdings, and the fine
view afforded of the river and the surrounding
country, 1t could, with some taste be :fiade at no
great cost one Of me most attractive PLACES e te
place has long been IA subject of remark with all
passers-by. Fr ,.,sIr
along one whole broadside Of the plantation, thus
furnishing cheap water transportation direct to
the Richmond market; and by means of the ship
sS i and e the Cities tie Of the North nor
The place tslocated far above the chill land fever
region. Of James river and is unexeeptiensble In
and hly-cultivated society. .4@Fl.k1tDh'
The portion of Virginia where this land Is loca-
which now furnishes an abundance OF trained labor
at cheap rates. Messrs. Pichegru Voolfolk and
John p. Dickerson the lessess of boiling Hail.
who 1naycall on them. Possession given In time
to seed whea and full possession at the end Of the
year.
and three years for bonds bearing interest secured
by atrust deed Hsits.s9t-fy l!s'@lSi sh'
.fgdTfP EACHYf r.. GRATTAN,} ~, ~, o.3ia
S.. GEORGE W. HARRIS 1 .A't1l1 IT,
s iy I6-Th&Tutds 80 E'-* ''Ez>, 49, A.sy1