The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-12
AUCTION sALEr-vrt.rs Dayss
BY W. Goddin.
Real Estate Agent aud Auctioueer,
corner Bank and Eleventh streets.

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR
Y SALE.-By virtue OF q decree Of The Richmond
Chancery Court, pron ounced on the Sd day OF june
1879, In the suit Of Haxsll and others aeainst
Hxxail aud others, the undersigned, who were tnerc
oy appointed special commissioners TOT INC puf
WEDNESDAY ruK 34TH DAY or NOVEMBER
MKT,
at O'Clock p NJ. sell at public auction, upon the
IA LOT OF LAND lying Immediately south
OF the snockoe warehouse property, having az ira
OF 652.I 900 OF AN ACRE lfnore or lessh WIN ~, y
front OF "a feet inches tmore or lessl upon tns
east line OF Thirteenth street and front OF 33 feet
upon new street leading V Virginia street dn,s
wafer per second, under head and fall OF 7i feet,
with the present and prospective use OF nsarir as
much more, as IL flows from the GsIego mills, apdls
admirably adapted for cotton, woolen-' paper-'
2. A LoT OF LAND lying Immediately to the
east Of The above lot and directly opposite lhe kicn
mond aud Danville Railroad Company's depot,
fronting on the western line or street. now VIZ
tuaIiy part Of Virginia street, so feet. running
new street SO feet Wide, and boIudsd on the south
by the true line Of the JameJ River AID kanawbs
canal. There Is prospects that THIS lot VIII ve
skrled by the Richmond and AllegnaDy railroad,
and II Is valuable for wbeat-eleyator, coton-csm-
press, a tobacco warehouse, or cosi-ysrd, having
an area OF 1851 1000 OF AN ACRE.
3. A LOT lying north of the one last mentioncd,
with an area OF 416-l000 Of an acre, fronting
81 feet on the west line OF Virginia street nearly
pany's depot. and running back 200 feet, more or
less. W the line OF the Shockoe Warehouse property
bounded on the souih BY street 3S feet wide; and
on lhe north In part by Warehouse sreef. THIS lot
Is also sui, able for wheatelevator cotton-com-
press, a tobzcco-wsrehouse, or coal-ysrd.
A. A LOT. known as the "Nsil-Fsctory Lott
lying on James river and extending on IT'S northern
line 544x feet, more or less on the south line or
BsxaI- Cren.haw Company's NH csnsl properly,
and bounded on the east by the property Of The
Hsxnll. Cren.haw Company, and on the west by the
east fine OF Tenth street II extended 70 the river
This lot Is very valuable for Us water-power and
riparian privileges. having falI OF water al It's
lower end OF about fifteen feet.
5. A HALF-ACRE LOT. known on ihe plan OF
Byrd Street 80 feet, more or less, and running
back on the east line OF Tenth street 63 feet,
or less, with HOUSE on IL. This lot Is near me
present Ireisht-depot OF the Richmond aud Aleghu-
ny Railroad Company, and Is valuable for a tobacco-
factory or lumber or coa-yard.
O. A LOT fronting 100 feet on The east line OF
Tenth street. and running back about 100 feet,
beng part OF Lot 1894 Oh The plan OF the ely.
2. ALOT lying south OF the lot last mentioned,
the southern line of the said aforementioned lot;
The east by Eleventh street, on which II has front
OF 1875 feet, more or less on the south by the line
on the west by The east line OF Tenth street II ex-
,ended on which IL has front OF Up feet more or
less. This lot has FOUR HOUSES on II, and Is
valuable for tobacco-factOrIes.
8. A LOT fronting on the west line OF Eleventh
street 81 feet inches, more or less, ADD running
back The same width 100 feet more or less with a
o. LOT fronting so feet Inches. more or less,
on the west line OF Second street between jackson
and Duyal streets, and running back the same
width Is feet, more or lees.
TIE TERMS OF SALE: VIII be one.foUrthc cash !;
the residse upon credit Of six, twelve, and eigh-
teen months she purchaser giving negotiable notes
for the deferred payments, with legal interest,"
added. and the lille 10 be retained until the pur-
chase-money is paid and conveyance is ordered by
the Court
Should the above sale not be completed on the
oath of November next, 1t Will be continued from
time to time until completed.
Plats OF this properly he seen at the Office az
William ii. Hsxail, Esq., who will take pleasure In
showing the property to any one wishing to examine
it JOHN o. STEGEB,
ROBERT n. STEGER,
Special Commissioners.
portion of the above property may be divided
on day of sale rs NAV be agreed upon.
j. l.. APPERsON, Salesman.
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