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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-06-19
By Wellington -Goddin,
Auctioneer and Real Estate, Agent,

/. y
NNRUSTEE'S sSALE.g0 OF ga LAR GE
III, AMOUNTlOF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
At ROCKETS, IN THE PLAN OF PORT
ted to the subscriber by Timothy Kerse and wife,
bearing date Sth June 1857, duly recorded in Hen
rico County Court and in Richmond Hastings
Court shall SELL ut the request of the beneficiary
at public auction, on the premises, on MONDAY
the 2sd june 1858, commencing at d O'Clock M.
If fair If not the first fair day thereafter the fol.
lowing REAL ESTATE conveyed by the said
list. A IoTiin Port Mayo, fronting sea feet on
Louisiana street. designated by letter ,"A.r al
Cd. LOTS Nos. 10, II Is, In Port Mayo, con-
veyed to the grantor by Sarah J, CarrtngtOn.J y
Sd. FOUR LOTS In Port Mayo, designated Us
Nos. 90, % o. and 25, In JohE NJ. Bossieux's plan.
4th. LOTNo Al, near Port Mayo, in the plan OF
= 5th.' FOUR I0TS near to Port Mayo, designated
as No. IS in Nicholson's plan, and on the plat OF
eth. a PART OF LOT No. IL In Hagne's plan,
fronting so feet on the north side OF Nicholson
street, running back 200 feet to Hague street, on
which stands q large brick tenement containing
fhe foregoing real estate embraces some hand
some building lots, and on some OF which there are
excellent buildings. h.'r s.'i -
TERMS Whilst the deed requires cash as to ex-
penscs or sale and s. 900 now due, and Interest
from maturity the beneficiary will accept one
third cash ;-balaHee at tour, eight, anu Twelve
months for negotiable notes, Interest added, Sc
cured by trust deed AS to So, 00o-the balance
secured TN said deed-a credit to the sh OF Septem-
her next unless at the hour of sale the holder Of
the note Of that amount makes other terms. The
taxes for 1858 to be paid by the PqrGnaserS., I'
10 10 III LA5Slhs'-' Si.t Nv Trustee.
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rnc ssreas Man,
/, By OWEN ,.sRxDiTn.

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. 1ByWelIington Goddin,, Hy2' -
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent. .
TlRUsTEE,s . SALE OF. ,,VALUABL

TRUSTEES :, SALE OF. - VALUABLE
i REAL ESTATE IN THE CITY OF RICH
MONO.-By virtue Of . deed Of trust execu'
ted to the subscriber by Isaac Erskin. bear
ing date the nth day of October 1855 duiy re;
corded in the County Court OF Henrtco .in deea
book 50, page 4s5 SHALL In execution thereoL pro-
coed To sell at public auction, on the premises on
the sd dayof Juae. issa at O'Clock p Ms, fairs
If not, the next fair day thereafter isandays ex;
ceptedt the property conveyed. py said ldeed. snd
OF parcel Of GROUND, VIA he inprovenents
thereon, formerly In the county Of Hsnrteo now IN
street leading to the Mechanicsyille turnpike road
fronting on said Yenable street fee5 six
inches, and running back 70 Q. A. Strecksr's line.
An arrangement has been made between the PSF.
ties interested to sell the following terms Ssoo
to be paid In cash the remainder on cred1s OF
notes, interest added secured By deed OF trtass.
The taxes for 1888 e Be gaid4 ~ ths
m .ssr, ali
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BY James N, Taylor & Son, Auctioneers,
ONCE No. s21 Main street,
three doorg below SpotsWoOd Hotel.
r,RIJsTEE,s SALE OF REAL ESTATE,

TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE,
y IN THE COUNTY OF CHESTERFIELD,
LYING Between THE RICHMOND AND
PETERSBURG RAILROAD AND THE NAN
CHESTER AND PETERSBURG TuRNP,IhtIE Y
FORMERLY7 APART OFTHE FALBS Plan
TATION, At AUCTIoN.-Bycvir virtue Of z deed Of
trust executed 10 the subscriber by James L Brad,
recorded In the clerks office OF the County Cont
Of Chesterfield to secure the payment 2f certain
negotiable notes therein described part or whlcn
notes Will proceed to sell at auction on the pre-
misses, on, MONDAY the 22d day Of June ne1t. at
thereafter. the property as above located consist
ing Of four lots and described In said decd IS Nos.
aand 3 ands and 10, being near the iowa Of Man
chester. A''-> =.
= TERMS :1One-third cash the balance on credit
of 4and months for negotiable notes, with; int
rest added. and secured by decd OF trust. u
Sale conducted by JAMES n. TAYLoH q SoN,
Auctioneers. JeIL-lot
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ads BY Grubbs& Williams Auctioneers,
Northwest corner Of Main and Eleventh streets

TIME PREsoUE ISLE ESTATE, IN
RIVER, FIFTEEN MILES YaLAND IAND
STWE WEN Y M MILES BY WATER, BELOW Low
BERMuDA Inhibited, FOR SALE AT AUG
TION.-In execution of a decree of the Circuit
Court for Chesterfield county entered in the cases
of Burgess ct ais p8. Watkins's heirs and Walker
ct ais us. Watkinss heirs, the subscribers, COM
mssioners thereby appointed for the purpose, Will
sell at auction, upon the premises. on WEDNES.
DAY the oath day Of June, 1885, at u O. clock NJ. If
fair, II not then on the next fair day thereafter
Sunday exceptedI at the same hour, tile cele-
brated estate known as PRESQUE ISLE p OF
It embraces about /, S25 acres of land, lying on
the south side of James river, in Turkey Island
and so nearly by the river that only
a short line of fencing Is required to complete the
entire enclosure of the tract. -.r
About 500 acres of the land, lying In one body Is
Of alluyial deposit none Of it being waste land Is
of inexhanstlble fertility never ovcrfowed by high
water, and exempt from the effects Of drought In
Gentlemen IN no way interested In this property,
of. sound judgment, and qualified. BY long obser-
walton ofand experience in It's cultivation, autho-
rize us to say that In their opinion It Is the most
valuable body of land of equal extent within their
knowledge In Virginia. nEB glsfzg \ j.
acres is subject to overflow at high tide, but Is
heavily set inwood and timber, and could probably
he more easily reclaimed byidyking than any, SINH
it, nor any creeks making up from the FLYER: when
reclaimed itwould be equal to the best land the
river. " .r. -
The improvements consist of dwelling and the
outbuildings usual upon such an estate, extensive
and ample, but requiring more or less repairs;
At the same time will be sold about $50 ACRES
OF LAND, all In wood and timber, lying near the
river, and not far from the above. -.. bon. ,,. =.
q The property will be surveyed. and maps Of the
same will be shown on the day Of sale. a.. IDS
1t is believed that this sale offers the opportunity
Of securing one OF the most splendid estates likely
to come upon the market, combining rs 1t does
eqralled fertility OF soil with facility of cultya
tion, exemption from the casualties that usually
attend the cultivation OF river farms, and every
advantage for transportation, steamers and sal
vessels passing it every day between Richmond and
the northern ports. % . - ~
TERMS OF SALE One-ffth cash; the balance In
equal nstalmcnts ut one, two, and three years for
negotiable notes, with interest payable semi-anu-
ally, the title being retained by the court until the
notes are paid IT desired, the purchaser may an
ticipate the credit payments, or any OF Them The
purchaser to pay taxes for 1858. -ss s.s1sa
b. II. NASH, -., ga. r. L. - .,r.,i
-iHt .Fsa-:f.'' CIIAS. s. STRINGFELLOW,
Jgf.s.....ls 10. @. MCRAE, 5rA 5i.; tt'"
Sale to be conducted by Messrs. GRUBBs & Will
LIAMs, Auctioneers.f Or E.l't -, ....'. -,
oS-5-12. 1Q. ID 70, 2tIu
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OFFICE RIHCMOND AND YORK RIyER)
r't3-'H'7'' RAILROAD COMPANY. J
rio 'iHf f-.rs RICHMOND, March Il, 1868.
IT INE TO PHILADELPHIA AND

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Passengers will find this delightful spring and
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Shippers, observe the following directions:
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Trains leave the Richmond depot daily at 4, ~.
:. STAGE LINE FOR 5TAPPAiiANNoCK. -ETery
Rival OF the cars at Fish Haul station, 10 klna
William county. stages leave for Tappahnnnoen'
passing King William Courthouse, WalkertoD'
Bruington and Miller Tavern, and reaching lap
pas1nrinock at 5o,clock same day. ,,,,,,
Returning, stage leaves Tapnahann9cS ON w Lp
NESDAYS and SATURDAYS ana passengers
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q Ry Wellington Goddin, r. o.
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.
WNRUsTEEs' SALE oFtVALUABLE LO'

NNRUsTEEs' SALE oFtVALUABLE LOT
I, AT THE NORTHWESTC CORNER OF CAP
ITOL AND TENTH STREETS.-By virtue OF a
deed of trust executed to the subscribers bearing
date 18th November, 1857 duly. recorded In Rich'
as4 we shalbin execution thereof proceed TO sell 81
public auction, on the premises on SATURDAY
not, on the next fair day Sunday excepted, the
real estate conveyed by said deed consisting OF
that valuable LOT located as above, fronting q
feet running back 65 feet to alley 10 feet wide
TERMS Cash; but 1t is more than probable that
reasonable credits viii be given.
0'@',-'-1 80 JAMES PLEASANTS, L-El4
-.-.. -.,-r., 90, ,,,f H. HARRISON, WATk1Ns r
10 'f~''' 10y Trustees.
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6p SUPERINTENDENT.
EGPRING AND, SUMMER ARRANGE
zfoa The NORTH, EAST, AND WEST, VI VA (
THE RICHM0ND;cF REDERICKSBU AND
POTOMAC RAILROAD, .CARRYING THE
CAN'T CARS WITH NEW PATENT SLEEP
ING CHAIRS on ALI. T RAIN s.-Ths
THROUGH TRAINS on this road are now run
from the ,depot rcorners BYRD AND EIGHTH
t The Bay = T IYilse MAIL TRAIN leaves
Richmond daily at 1910 A. NJ, arriving In Wash
InEon q. sas M eonnsetins With the early Al;
ier asf express srans Ior sne aoft East and
" The NIGHT THROUGH MAIL TRAIN, with
elegant cars with the new patent sleeping chairs
attached, leaves Richmond daily Sundays except
ed, at $40 g. NJ, arriving In Washington st $40
ol M M Sale hss vain VS. trains
q Both ST AMERS stop at Alexandra each way,
The ACCOMMODATION TRAIN for Milford
and all way stations leaves depot, corner Broad
and Eighth strt.ets, ut p. N. Returning, arrives
a. T siii Ail G =; TICKETS and THROUGH BAG.
GAGE CHECKS to all principal points.
For further information and through tickets, ap.
Eighth streets Sfockoe Hin, and at the ticket
Office, corner Byrd and Eighth streets.
-'is y. B. GENTRY, General Ticket Agent.
q, SAMUEL RUTH, Superintendent. my
DROVINCE OF SAC PAULO, BRAZIL.
il, SAC .,PAU1.0, sRAILWAY.-A DAILY
TRAIN to and from Santos Sac .Paulo and Jun.
diahy, running within thirty niles Of Campinas.
81 J.xn.ny, 1898 DID. s ASsEnada
n b. me booking Ss Office in Santos viii be open
for tickets and luggage OIL the arrival OF the boats
from RlO. st,.L ,-s1 ffEag ~ mn S-eouom
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ag5By iGrubbs( &IWifiaIis.s kuetioneers,
Northwest corner Main and Eleventh streets.1
VERY VaLUABLE BRICK Dwell,

VERY VHLUABLE BRICK .DWELIT
1 1V35INGa No. 5i2 ON NINTH STREET, BE
TWEEN GLAYtAND4LEIHHS TREETa. gOA
SALE,AT AUCTIQM:-Me gil sel g a s1.saa 9;
4 hasf-pasrsso,cloek Pr M.s6fhes handsome BRlgk
UNWILLING situated as above descrioed., ahe
1 hoffse hag eight roofna and bathroom with hot
ana cod water, and an the modern Improvements
with kitchen and two servants, TIC isoaSc
has every comfort and the Dorhoop y eH @
The LOT fronts 20 feet ON Ninth street. and runs
back lso !eet g sn sh We ,o,a aaif14as liaa II
h TERMS one.iburth CASH. balance at four,
eight and twelve months for negotiable notes in-
tefest added secured by q trust deco. qa1eS tof
i3ea To be paid hy the purchaser. 70 go 79sE
d 80 ~, ,GRURBS y WILL Bis,
h "a IL tss.f s'iss y S w. .Aucti6neere.
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by Cook &ELaugtton, Aucttoneers,D SE'
corner Of Governor and Franklin streets s,

~ ENTEEL HOUSEHOLD. FURNITURE
VI AT AUCTION.-On FRIDAY the 18th in
stant 10 o'clock we will sell ut the residence of
family declining housekeeping. on Franklin be-
tween Fifth and Sixth Streets all Of the HOUSE
HOLD and KITCHEN FURNITURE' consisting
Of PARLOR TABLES and SOFAS, ,.f.f .,o4
=, ySSEE STKEssTA1BBIEs, ton 5na ,nraIsoa
WINDOW SHADES. .roftal sif
complete suits Of COTTAGE CHAMBER
a. -EiJRNITIIRE, faEefs 70 aVyaEP
COTTAGE and other BEDSTEADS, z
large lot OF SHUCK and HAIR MAT
5.3Ei TRESSES, .GGT1ET TiEt "
PILLOWS and BOLSTERS,,
-ibadeR d asHrEs and TIN TOILET WARE i E.
sssGSGlAaRaRREEITs 2olsE2 % sF2T s&i 10 fHsi@
sy4 sWLCL0THy&c.a ait se1cTtfH9 =
The dining-room is furnished with ..,a. \, nh,
ujE Large DINING TABLE, { LhLL5. =. -
II dozen OAK DINING-RoOM CHAIRS VI
REFRIGERATOR,
"a SIDE GABLES saaTlvs Fla1syiuJ a o..
Is; CHINA fREss,a &C. ,o.q!aairq oiis7ooa
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