The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-05-31

Nv virtue OF a deed Of trust dated September
"a, I $50, executed by John u. Davis and wife 10
10 nnd,rsigned trustee, and In further execution
~ he trnsfs i'm said deed, viii, on the above day,
time and Mace. proceed TO sell az public auction
thai truly most BEAUTIFUL AND HANDSOME
S0ifNTfsY-SEAT, well known as the former
Homestead OF Mr.. John Is. Davis. This magnificent
place has been subdivided IN several DIVISIONS
giving to each Its own road ana enclosure ny plank
fencing, with separate improvements and water,
admirably adapting each parcel for STOCK, truck.
or dairy purposes. each entirely independent OF
the other and are so laid on nat prGnasers can 1ny
securing larger or smaller ACREAGE as may De
desired. - ..
siye of roadsl has been surveyed and laid off into
Divisions Nos. 3. 4, 3, q. T. 49, IA, To- IL, 10 ~
and rs, varying from to 30 acres each. and VIII
be sold In these divisions. or As whole, as may De
desired and determined 1T sale. o.,,,,,,
DIVISION No. 20 contains 20 30-lOO MIXES,
and includes on 4 all The improvements Of WOOD
The improvements consist OF a VERY LARGE
AND HANDSOME FLOWER-GARDEN, with
EXTENSIVE LIGHTHOUSES. all I'm thorough or
yelled walks and carriage-ways. embroidered by
permanent plants and choicest eyergreens.
The RESIDENCE Is very neat; me IN. mAMD-
nances, stands comfortably near the same; WINE
the many OuthOuses. stables. and barns are TASTE
fully arranged In the baskgrounds ,, 30 I'm
This division, No. 20, can, If desired be SIN
further divided into three other divisions OF o. D.
and ACRE Seach, leave each separaul y and lnde-
suited for a country residence; and As whole, the
product of the extensive fower-garden VIII alone
be most handsome Income to any one purchasing
the same. besides the luxury OF residence IN the
midst of 4 magnificent flower garden, with It's
walks trellIssed with ful-grown vines Of the
choicest variety Of grapes.
DIVISION No. Is Is n choice spot OF nearly Z
ACRES. with a NEAT FRAME DWELLING and
all necessary Out-hOuses surrounded by streets on
all sides. and for a market-garden or summer resi-
DIVISIONS II. Is, and o front on two wide
roads. are In irst-class condition, and well fenced
in. and comprise respectively {, IL, and4 ACKLS'
DIVISION No. 7. containing 25ik ACRES, IS a
beautiful piece of ground, separately fenced TO
itself bOrdered by two roads. For truckii <, no.
thing more desirable. The adjoining
DIVISION. No. q, IS worthy of especial a,ien-
tiOn, being about 10 ACRES OF TABLE-LAND
raised 10 a high state Of fertility, Win large ana
well-arranged barn with Tin roof. This plot Is
bounded By three roads-broad, straight and at
rlght-angles 10 each other. -.
DIVISION No. 3 contains about 10 ACRES,
with a FRAME HOUSE, not in good condition,
being unused. The land IS same rs Plot No. o,
and Is bounded by three roads. This Division,
as well A. Division No. and
DIVISION No.4. with about 4 ACRES. fronts
the broad and beautiful road leading 10 the pike
which Is only couple hundred Of yards away.
These divisions also join the two large flower
gardens Of z Mosmiler, Esq. and Of Mr.. John i.
Davis. making this location for summer resi-
dence most desirable.
each Of these divisions to the highest state OF fer
lilty. and they being all fenced In by substantial
high plank fencing, with roads 50 laid of rs %
give 10 each separate place front on easy graded
roads leading To the Mcchanicsyille pike, an un-
usual opportunity is afforded 10 those desiring SUI
burban homes.
CONVEYANCES TO THE SALE will leave the
olce Of the anctioneers on the day Of the sale al
O'Clock. -
a LUNCH WILL BE PROVIDED AT SAL p.
4 plat Of the subdivisions of these lands can be
seen at the Office of J. Thompson Brown K Co..
II 10 Main street. and on ground ut day Of sale
TERMS OF SALE: one third cash; balance I'm
six and twelve months. interest added. secured hY
4 trrst-deed. T.. ID. CHRISTIAN, Trustee.
j. THOMPSON BROWN 4 CO., Auctioneers.
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