The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-07-16
AUCrroN SALES,
YUTURE DAY.

TXECUTORS' SALE OF THAT VI.
IL NIFICENT ESTATE ON JAMES ,MhJ.
IN GOOCHLAED COUNTY. TUJSrHHiEKl
MILES ABOVE RICHMOND, CALLFn psslNt
ING HALL, CONTAINING F1FTKES I'LL I'LL
DEED AND r. si st1w'S re-
at public auction on the premises en- Tr.ya..it,;
the asth dry of Jqly 1 s az i ccocs i. aptL
Known know as "B0LkISG nAtr .os, ae1, ~ ab,.
actual survey FIFTEEN HUNDRFnh'"f y
SIXTY-ONE ACRES. ASO
About FOUR HUNDRED AND TN, ,,,..
OF THE TRACT ARE JAMES RIVE ~:
CREEK LOW-GROUSDS. Perhans ~, TX AS5
Virginia have higher or more deserv sd ''has
ton for prodyctiveness and self-susta,niu. sp1.,
than the fiat lands Of James river. I."eftihY
place now In market and. indeed there 49, I.
the river. which can boast or so much nt ~ ~" u
valuable land all In one compact body. w.. n ..
years ago sieo per acre was The common NIT. 'rI,
There are about FOUR HUNDRED Ayn.gu
yEETY-THREE ACRES OF CLEARER uyESIK.
LAND. including garden. orchard. and MN.
excellent quality. This land. SUPPORTED ~ FH X
body OF low grounds, could In short time '9ch
as rich as Is desirable. The garden and ~, ~ ma.
tion Of the other high land, has been, at grn,, '
underdrained with tiles. upon the EngiIsh s"E
and the foundation TINS laid for perrn,n o2s"r
provement In fertility and productiyene.s y n.
beyond what can otherwise be attained. y Ia
The ORCHARD isa LARGE ONE. and 49,
posed OF CAREFrLLY-SEL ~; ~.
The trees are at their most valuable stay. ny
and Just about coming into fuil be.rIn1 tTr.Yoea,
estimate now placed upon good orchards " 4 .9H
less lead to proper appreciation OF thi. fes,s'.
There are SIX HUNDRED AND sryy,-,.
EIGHT ACRES OF WOODLAND. some ~ ~, ~
IS heavily timbered. large quantity oftki, w..
and tim Der could be spared, and yet Ieaye an -.
dance for fuel, fencing and other domestic ~,
plantation purposes. "''
The BUILDINGS on the estate are yr.v,
ROGS and mostly In COCO COSDITToS "
DWELLING-IIOUSE is \ large, han,ls.ns ~
commodious country-house. huit OF snn.rI ,' WI
bers, and in excellent order. Il stands On w., ~
mandlng ground, overlooking the ilai l.pJs a,
plantation. and the river and canal ami Z VI"
situated that, with the fine trees now yrnrtr ~
the grounds, pretty little stream flow ny ro, ~
an adjacent wood capable OF being turned ipt' !,
vie1 afforded OF the river and the surround Nv.
country. It could, with some taste be mad. :, n
great cost one OF the most attractive place. f., ~,
eye In Virginia. In fact, the great beauty nfr+
place has long been subject Of remark win y,
Dassera-by. -
The james River and Kanawha canal ,,,,.
along one whole broadslde OF the plantation Nm,
furnishing cheap water transportation ,IIr'rI -
the Richmond market: and by means of The .h,r
lock connecting The canal with Underwater Ia No.,
folk and 20 the cities OF the North.
The place Is located far above the rhill.and.n.v
region OF James river. and Is unc1ccptIonable I.
point of hcalthlncss. 1t is In the midst OF ,n.l,
| and highly-cultlvated society
The portion Of Virginia where this land Is lor,
ted was the seat OF very large slave pnpuallnr,
which now furnishes all abundance nf traincd mn,
| ut cheap rates. Messrs. Pichegru Voolfolk md
John L. DickersOn, the lessccs or Rolling Han
will doubtless take pleasure In show Ing Il Ia III
| who may call on them. Possession given II, linn
to seed wheat and full possession a. the end ol IN
| year.
and three years for bonds bearing Interest. .ccur.
PEACHY R. GRATTAN, r,.,,,..
GEORGE W. HARRIS Executors