The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-07
By Lyme & Brother,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
1912 Main street,

AE AGNIFICENT ESTATE ON THE
lM OVER JANIS FOR SALE AT PIIBlLC
AUCTIOS BY COMMISSIONERS On THURS
DAY the Of November next we W., vii :, sen :, at
DON the wel-knouu residence of the late WILL
liam p. Harrison, Esq. - -
Such v,lu, BILE properly mas almost never oeen
trhe estate has always com rised two farms,
which will be.sold separately.
H IN ESh Ss gaE'fF fTfapsfsA DSfy
FIGHTHS (slss) kCk.1S Of the richest alluvium
under me plough oS y d6asna sn6 ANR
HUuNn&ED AID FIFTY tlse) ACkEs heavily
timhered, cypress and sweet-gcm, swamp wood
land. The mansion of brick, the aIest building
wings, Two hundred and fifty feet, having tine
prospect OF the river: grounds filled with Deautf-
Ta trees, shrubs, and flowers. native and exotic,
Including very large magnolias and pecans In iul
bearing. An unusual number OF plantation build
ings, of brick aud VIC cd In fine repair: improve
nlants alone would cost $70,G GOO seventV thousand
dollarsl. The soil, chocolate loan, well drained
and titled A river front Of six miles, and m arsh
Of seven hundred (7oo) acres, Astounding In fish
The upper quar;er, solid tract ofs47 (eishs
hnudr ed and foItyseven) acres, under The plough.
ais o first class alluvum 23t acres Two hundred
and thirty faur) Of forest mostly large white oak
we'll timbered and very convenient; one nile OF
river iront-very bod shore: A.! The necessary
farm buildings and good DWELLINGS, ll In
This entise estate has belonged to the late owner
and his QceBlOES,d siu anu ~ olic
of the most fertile and beautiful on the continent
III 1881 fourteen thousand bushels OF wheat and
the same quantity.of corn were sold from IT, with
no other fertilizer than lime and clover, The SOIL
Is emIneutly suited to all the grains, grasse7, ,
yeget ;bies ard fruits which grow In this latitude.
Those wishing to purchase are invited TO visit
the property. There is daily steamboat commu-
mic zttOn with Norfolk and Richmond q ,t
Terms OF SALE (aproinsed by court Very
ments, one, two, aud three years: negotiable
notes, approved security, SIX per cent, Interest;
title retained until al payments mare.
A crop Of wheat and winter oats Is being now
seeded with careful preparation and ploughing
for the next corn crop will be done for benefit OF
purchaser, to whom full possession will be given
on Is j anusry, 1879. -.-. -s ~.a.@s .!=gs ~.
that the court will confirm this sale.
cured for bidders with Richmond, Petersburg,
and Norfolk, and the guests entertained on the
= On the same day will be sold ONE THOUSAND
ACRES OF WOODLAND, in several tracts. -
RANDOLPH HARRISON,
sig .5f' G. SHIRLEY HARRISON, .s;t2
= e.. GEO2GE BYRD HARRI-ON.
Circnrt Court Ct May term.
A plat Of he above farm showing style OF build
In gs, water front, &C., can be seen &c our office.
. s-f e. -s.s... LYME & BRoTHEg,
&C 7-eodtNol Stdtd Auctioneers.
Parties desiring % attend the above sale will be
furnished with round trip tickets free of charge
by applying at our Office. The steamer Pals sde,
CaptSin Nelson. will leave the VIII .rf at Rocketts
a. O'Clock :. ID. precisely on the day OF sale.
Please be punctual. LYME & BROTHEB,
NOT Auctioneers.