The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-07-23
AUCTION SALES.
FIXTURE DAY.
By A. G. Pniliam, Auctioneer.

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IMPROVED AND UNIMPRovED REAL
Fsr 4Hrrr n r nks sShs AZ ApR R1Gc6N y
AZ the request Or Mr.. G.. A. Perry Twill sen on
SATURDAY the lst Of August, at S o. clock T. NJ
on P ins The Cor and BUILDINGS thereon at
the corner of Hull and Jefferson streets fronting
on Hull street feet two nehe s aep
situated Immediately, at the corporation line, ana
well located for grocery store. 10
the Petersburg tarapike with Hull street icon.
tnued), in Mars addition, opposite the residence
9 OF :auare fronting on Hui street 1872 feet and
running back Of an irregular depth on the PETERS
burg turnpike 1876 feet and on the western line lss
fcet-elegantly located for store of any Kind ana
to accommodate the weary traveller with produce
and marketing coming to the city.
Terms one,third cash balance "a neg9saote
secured by trust deed. Taxes for 1868 10 De palu
by the BE- purchaser Es' g p1r1I1,M Aucstoneer..
TXEcUTORs' SALE OF THAT MAG
u NIFICENT ESTATE ON JAMES R1yER,
IN GoocHLAND G0TNTY,c T tn sn RGII
NC NEE FALL Ill GcoNTAINING FIFTEEN HUN
bREp' AND sfXTY-0NE ACREs..-As exec1;;
tors Of Jane spwth deSeaseG On We S1a se
the 18th day Of July 1865 at O'Clock A. NJ that
truly VALuABLE EsTAAItE located as npoi b
actual surrey, EiETEEN HUNDRED AND
f, Re THE Fl TR "a = ARE JAMES RIVER And
CREEK LOW-GROUNDs. Perhaps no lands In
Virginia have higher or more deserved f fepus
than the fiat lands Of James river. There Is no
place now in market, and indeed there are rev on
the river which can boast OF so much OF .is III III
valuable land all in one compact BODY. Even Iorty
wears ago 300 per acre was the common prlce o.
the James River bottoms.
vT TssFs 1Tf ACRES OF ELEIRED HIGH
LAND, including garden, orchard, and yard OF
excellent quality. This land supported BY such "a
as rich as is desirable The garden, and some por-
ton of the other high land has been at great cost
a an the foundation thus laid for permanent i'm
proyement in fertility and prodnctlyeness Is lar
beyond What can otherwise R Be dsta T and COM
nosed Of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FRUITS.
The trees are at their most valuable stage--young
and Just about coming INTO o la opehars viii ob
less lead to proper appreciation OF this ieatureo'
'n Theirs are P are SIX HUNDRED AND SEVENTY
is heavily timbered. large quantity OF this WOOD
and timber could be spared and yet leave an aDup-
dance for fuel, fencing, and other domestic and
pFrRR e BT1RG ID5RSSses on the estate NUE
b bWEb liz &ii@T il IS large G
commodious country house. built of superior tim
ber and in excellent order int SanS On Of the
plantation, and the river and canal, and Is SO
situated that, with the fine trees now growing on
the grounds, pretty little stream flowing near 1t.
an adjacent wood capable Of being turned into
beautiful feature in Its surroundings, and the fine
view afforded Of the river and the surrounding
country, 1t could. with some taste, be made at no
great cost one Of the most attractive places to the
eve in Virginia. In fact, the great beauty OF the
place has long been a subject of remark with all
passers-by.
The james River and Kanawha canal passes
along one whole broadsde Of the plantation, thus
furnishing cheap water transportation direct TO
the Richmond market: and by means OF the ship
lock connecting the canal with Underwater, to Nor
folk and to the cities of the North.
The place Is located far above the chill -and1eTer
region of James river and IS unexceptlonable IN
point Of heathiness It Is In the midst or polite
and highly-cutivated society.
The portion Of Virginia where this land is loca-
ted was the seat Of very large slave population.
which now furnishes an abundance of trained labor
ut cheap rates. Messrs. Pichegru Voolfolk and
John P. Dickerson. the lessces OF Boiling Hall"
viii doubtless take pleasure in showing 1t to those
who may call on them. Possession given In time
to seed wheat and full possession at the end of the
year.
TERMS : One-fourth cash balance at one, two,
and three years for bonds bearing interest," secured
y PEiCHY r. GRATTAN, p~ecutoro
GEORGE W. HARRIS
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