The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-05-13

EACH PLAT PROVIDED WITH WOOD, oAB
sHADE-TREES, AND WATER.
ADMIRABLE BUILDING SITES FOR
SUMMER RESIDENCES.

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BY request Of the owner, who resides North, we
we win sell at auction. on The premises,
THURSDAY, MAY 10, 1884, AT IL NJ,
II not sold privately before that time, the aboy<
beautifully-lOcated and desirable SUBURBAN
PPkk3ovvE ROW: FL IS, and ' ali are e IL q coed state d
cultivation with GROWING CROPS, CLOVER,
&C., fronting on the railroad, giving extensive
elevated and rolling 10 the railroad, at which
point Is an old and established ticket station, ac-
cessible by several daily trims to and from the
city, and at hours comfortably adapted 10 botn
mechanical and commercial business.
These beautiful plats OF ground Will be SOLO ID
PLAT cone HUNDRED AND THIRTY
SIX AND ONE-TENTH ACRES, beautiful In
cline slope to the railroad, on which IL fronts
twenty-four chains, having a double frame dwell
ing and all necessary out-houses, such as large
barns, stables, and houses for canning fruit, and
surrounded by q large locust grove and a lawn or
beautiful grass a large and rich garden. On tnis
plat Of xround is one mile OF fencing, a barn for
twenty cows, stable for six horses, two good wells,
streams of water, one acre well act 10 grass, one In
improved strawberries, ten In rye, thirty In clover,
two years stand. eighteen In oats, and twenty In
woodland. Altogether this Is the choicest plat OF
ground, q most delightful locations, and on IL a
successful fruit cannery.
With this plat will be sold the following farm
implements: One Two-Horse Wagon. two spring
Wagons, one Shuck Cart, one Champion Reaper,
one Clipper Mower, one Lion reed-Cut'er Tor
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one Fan-yill, one Double PlOw, TWO Single Flows,
! two sets OF Harrows and Cultlyators, one Cider
Press, eight HOt-Bed Sasbes, two Sets OF Double
Harness. four Sets Of PlOw Harness, strawberry
Crates and Measures, Forks, Hoes, Spades, and
, various small Tools, &C.
Plat A.-EIGHTY-TWO AND TWO-THIRD
ACRES, large railroad frontage. with BEAUTIFUL
though young, oak grove. yet affording ample
shade, and is considered one Of the most b~esutitul
building sites in proximity to The city on the rail-
road. Fifteen acres are in cultivation and balance
woods.
PLAT B.-EIGHTY AND sEVENTY-0NE
= ONE-HUNDREDTH ACRES; fronts on the new
county road. a pretty thoroughfare. or TINS plat
Is an extra line spring with marble slabs, an Ice
! pond, and small frame house. About two thirds
of the plat Is heavy timber.
PLAT D.-EIGHTY-TWO AND ONE-HALF
ACRES. fronting on railroad a beautiful build
ing site; fine soil, well drained; thlrty acres N
/ clover and pasture grass; one third IN woods.
PLAT E.-FIFrY AND TIiREE-FOURTH
GRE well cleared and ditched; good building
site; large peach orchard; twenty acres plowed
PAT G.%SIXTY ACRES fronting on railroad,
tirely of t~imBer-oak, hickory, and birch.
PLAT H.-FIVE ACRES fronting railroad, op-
| posite to Plat A. It has on IL a good small frame
house, three rooms, a well of water, and now rent
ing 10 q tenant.
This property has access to the city by four de-
sirable roads, which are beautiful drives from the
city, besides the railroad.
Parties desiring to attend the sale can leave the
city by rail at 1898 in the morning, and return
by rail after sale In the evening.
Plats showing the property in It's subdivision
and location are In the office OF the auctiOneers
who will take pleasure In showing the same, or
personally Inspecting with those deslring) the
property before sale.
TERMS Liberal, and made known at sale.
j. THOMPSON BROWN K 90.
my 3,4,6,l0,1l, l3,l4.&l6 Auctloneers.