The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-05-26
! NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. . Days.
2 2 BY Gruhoa q Williams,
Anctioneers and Heal Estate Agents,
Eleyrns,, ssrect between Main and Bank.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THE
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YSS LANES FLYER HE ERiAh sm3SITp sixxT S AuG
TioS.-In execution OF decree OF the Chapcery
Court of Richmond entered on the atn OF old a ais
viii sell at auction, upon the premises, on VEL
NEsDAY the 1T, day OF June, ls79, conme aHT
ESTATE, formerly owned by General Bernard Pey-
ton, and now by Alessrs. Haxall Crensaw: u con-
tains 900 4l7-1O00 ACRES, fronting on TIE hiver
road and running back across the canal TO the river
About I5 acres are river low-srounds, between the
canal and the river running up to CAM In, OF
ground, between the highland and the canal; 2S3
of highand and 65 acres OF .re
unusually extensi We and complete embracing good
DWELLING with ten rooms, Kitchen, lah sne5s
quarters two barns two s.a9se sle .s
cattle-sheters, smoke -house, ice-housc, uFy' DEE
house, &c, &c. all in frst-ratc order.
There Is fine orchard and vineyard, also a. lne-
limited Quantities of tie finest brick-clay- and also OIL
building-sand, which can be Prohtaoiy transported
% The The Whole farm is enclosed by oakpank fence
with cedar-posts all put mp within the last year.
About 80 acres are In wheat, LAY acres u. 9a H.
100 In clover to be moved this year ana ,ne
65 acres in wheat and oats are seeded with clover
80 acres In clover and timothy acres IN G Go an
c ea d. in nf lots W Wi tH' new fences
For some wears this estate has been under u most
thorough system of improvement ny Rcbmo w hv
Snet.5 and az The growing croIs will show, It Is
one OF the most productive farms on James river
rictv: Is very susceptible and rctenye Of improve
nent, producing finely IN grain, grasses, tobacco,
It's situation on the canal affords every facility for
the cheapest transportation, whilst It's nearnsss 10
the city makes 1t an exceedingly desirable country
seat, and In competent hands IL cannot li 10 prove
a profitable investment.
This is rst-class estate, and |. is hoped that per
sons wishing such property Will examine IL before
Terms: One fourth cash: balance at one, two,
and three years for negotiable notes with interest
six per centun per annum lthe interest payable
notes note shalt be paid. JAMES r. CRENsIIIAsW.
GruuBs & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. my 25
TIGH-CONsTABLE's SALE OF FINE
Ill BAR-FlXTURES, BILLLARD-TABLEs. sc.
viii sell at public auction on SATURDAY the eth
day of May 1876, at ociosE A. MI at atr NO; G2O O
following property, to satisfy distress-warrant III
my hands, -
fine RAke2HETSR v With M 'GlGi
| OYSTER-D4AR;
2 BILLIARD-TABLEs; with F '!,;,
mysssst Cash nrhconst Al city
nIGH-CONsTABLE's SALE.
will sell at public auction on SATURDAY the
PREMISE on Fifth street between Grace and Broad
streets the following property to satisfy Distress
warrant in my hands In favor OF ". II. +. Lee cS
one DOUBLE-TENEMENT BRICK HOUSE
TERMS: cash. a. b. DUESBERRY.
25-3t High Constable City of Richmond.
UIGH-CONSTABLE'S SALE.
I will sell ut public auction, on SATURDAY the
9th day OF May, 1876, at 4 O'Clock 7. NJ, on the
premises on Cary street between Madison and Bel
yIderc streets the following propertyto satisfy dis
tress-WarranI in hands III favor OF James JOHN
F'' One ONE-STORY FRAME HOUSE.
TERMS: Cash. A. Is. DU ESBERR1,
1Iigh-Constable City Of Richmond.
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