The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-05-15
AAHEeyKESsY aALES,
FUTuRE DAY
BY Wellington 9oddfn,
Auctfoneer and Zeal Estate Agent. sz
lARaE AND ATTRAcTTvF SALE on

Auctfoneer and Real Estate Agent. .sF5
n ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE OF
J1slEs {: AppERsoN, goDpiN q kPPEk.
REEs3E 9FvAMhAshHE EHA
GETHER WITH STOCKS, BONDS, &C.-lst.
me M on MONDAY the 18th OF May, 1883, at s
O'Clock p. NJ, the large and conyenently
fs sas Ss 5y
streets The lot has a front OF l4s feet and depth
Of 13o feet, with wide paved alley leading Into
The out-buiidings embrace all thdse usually at
tached to such IN establishment, Including an once
repair and the yard and garden stocked with fruit
aeT shrSs M t This @ Sc
feet and ayacant lot of IS feet:
ID On The next day, VIZ, TUESDAY the 18th
se May nIsm Ss@ns W Gspek EIu Al
FARM on which Mr.. r. x. Evans now resides,
called .QyINCEY," on the Brook turnpike two
the Hon. James Lyons Dr. Martin 5. Taylor, and
the late John O. Taylor. containing s5 acres all
cleared land, and most Of 1t Of excellent quality.
tie
other, four rooms besides Kitchen, stable, barn,
sell with the buildings so acres lot of Is
and another Of 20 acres, with beautiful building
sites on each.
I'D. Immedlately thereafter say at 3 O'Clock F;
FIRM Called HsHE XIV on t the BOOK
aonins the Dr. e william
Messrs. Charles Hartwell, and L.gW. Rose, con-
tanning % Of which the larger part Is now
extends from the turnpike to the road leading BY
the Fair Grounds, thus afordIng fronts on each.
The Improvements consist of q neat COTTAGE
containing six rooms, two other smaller DIV ELL
INGS, frst-rate stable, carriage-bouse. barn,
S Grove n 6s & the ees dy Wb d
greatly to the attractions of the place:
And on the following day, viz. WEDNESDAY,
streets, in the city of Richmond commencing at u
o'clock ~; win be sold the following valuable
zth. About seven-eishths of the house and lot on
Union Hill now in the occupancy Of Captain Mii,
liam Christian, nearly opposite to Union station
and the lot fronts ii feet on street and runs back
les feet. The remaining interests In the property
c,n be bought at the same time. :, -
No. IS, and the whole of lot No. AZ, In Jacob
Shocks plan; having fronts on Calhoun and Roane
Hso the following LOTS and SQUARES in the
plan Of Bacon's Quarter Branch Tavern property:
9th. That beautiful square: No, S bounded by
Webster, Spring, Goddin, and Cabell streets, hay
ing an aggregate front of 404 feet.
7th. Another beautiful square, No; 10, bounded
by Mitchell Webster Caoe sI ana faot Koane
and Allen streets having an aggregate front of 50
feet, on which stands small framed tenement
9TH. Square No IS bounded by Mitchell, Web
ster Hickory, and Alien streets, containing an ag-
10th. Square No. IS, bounded by Mitchell Web
ster Allen, and St Peter streets, containinga an ag
18th. Angular square No. II. fronting 2o2 feet on
north side Of Webster street. bounded also by Al
len and st. Peter streets.
18th. Triangular lot on the west sioe OF BROOK
avenue opposite to Messrs. Thomas Il Oliver's to,
bacco factory with well thereon fronting on said
aSen sS s 90 feet r oer ea fa
18th. Twenty-six lots in the town of Manchester,
Va, each fronting about aotxso feet, bounded by
18th. One undivided third part of tract of land
in Webster county, West Virginia, containing 800
acres near the Courthouse the whole tract S Gei4g
CabeD who will unite In the sale so as to sell the
18th. Part of lot No. 1873, on the north side of
Rockets street. Opposite to Rockets warehouse,
fronting IS feet running back lsa feet, and having
10th. LOT at the northeast corner Of Marshall
and Sixteenth streets, fronting 81 feet running
oi nth .'0 A At TRACT OF EXCELLENT WOOD
LAND in Hanover county near the Goochand
line containing 800 l7l0o acres ad{oiningthe lands
of John W. Bowles and others. The contempiateo
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad will run near TINS
18th. LOT OF LAND In Manchester on the south
s0 feet to an alley and Bounded on the east by
Wadsworth Street. This is one amongst the most
valuable lots in Manchester, being In the heart Of
h s o Ta an Sa Rei5 t. Msf in
the city Of on the south side 81 t 5ax ce
pancy Of Mons. E.. Gerot, under lease to expire
rent n thsreon Is sisS in gold and
building is to be paid for by the lessor at yalua,
ton. fiis teneiicnt is remarkably well built, and
has all the usual lnederh improvements attached
III,
10th. LOT No. in the plan Of Fulton, fronting
n SS nees BACK ok ST e aor'h line OF
2Ist. After which, at 5 oclock P. n. of the same
BRc * ' DWEIhN and other appnrtenance
owned and occupied by Mr.. J. L. Apperson, at the
northwest corner Of Marshall and Seventh streets.
The lot has front of 90 feet and depth fl32 feet.
The dwelling contains about thirteen rooms. be-
sides ample aScoTmedations for servants and has
n noT SRk sTnBI IN s g 1
the wss size Of Ses basf GO
east side Of Market avenue fronting thereon 80 feet
running back 90 feet. . 2
exhibited at the sales
Also, the following STOCKS, BONDS. Sc:
so shares of stock of Richmond and Petersburg
50 shares of stock Of James River Packet Com
pany
30 Shares of stock of Richmond Female Institute
los shares of stock Of Richmond Female Institute
(0rlg1nal),
200 shares Of stock of Home Insurance Company
of Savannah, Ga,
s24e l5-loo Virginia Registered Bond fold iss4el,
IL, a57 55-lo0 Bond Of White Sulphur Springs Com
pany, with Interest from 18th October, 1851,
ls shares stock of Union Manufacturing Com
share stock of Richmond Fire Association,
70 shares stock of Richmond Glass Company,
shares stock Of Literary and Social Society OF
Richmond,
10 shares stock of Union Bank of Richmond,
80 shares stock of American Gas Light Com
pany,
40 shares stock of Virginia State Insurance Com
10 shares stock of Richmond and Williamsburg
Turnpike Company
Is shares stock of Richmond Banking ana lnsu-
A coupon bold Tor g. 900 of the City of Peters
A bond for 800 Of Richmond and Danville Rail-
Also one large iron Safe and parcel of Office
The creditors of Goddin & Apperson and of
Harrison, Goddin & Apperson, are particularly
invited to attend the foregoing sales and any pur-
chases made by them viii be allowed In settlement.
TERMS AS to the real estate, one-sixth cash;
balance at G. g. Il Is, 81 and 80 months, for nego-
table notes, interest added, secured by q trust
deed. If desired by purchasers, satisfactorily
endorsed negotiable note at four months with 1te-
rest added will be taken for the cash payment.
WELLINGTON GODDIN, Auctioneer.
RICHMOND, May Z, 1853. ~ myla 4
BY Thomas W. Keesee, Auctioneer.
DY VIRTUE, OF A DEED OF TRUST
I'D executed to me by James j. Dornin bearing
date March Is, 1851 and duly recorded In the Court
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