The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-13

By w. Goddin.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
corner Bank and Eleventh streets.
IrALIrABLE REAL EsTATE Ff

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR
sALE.-By virtue Of decree OF The Richmond
Cbancery Court, pror ounced on The 3dday Of June,
iaxs ana Others me % under.irs S Who werei6ere
pose, win, on
WEDNESDAY THE 24rm DAY OF NOVEMBER
NEXT,
premises. the following OVERWHELMINGLY:
la LOT OF LAND lying im@ediately south
Of the shockge Warehouse property, having an area
OF 1921 900 OF AN ACRE tm0re or IessI, with
FROM OF ~ seet Inches tmore or lessJ upon the
east line of Thirteenth street, and front Of 33 feet
i6t is entitled to dow Of 81 AZ io cubic FEET OF
wafer per second. under head and fall Of ~ feet
with the present and prospective nse o. nearly as
admirably adapted for cotton, woollen-, paper,
or bark. mill.
OF the above lot and city opposite the Rich
mond aud Danyille Railroad CompaDy's depot,
fronting on the western ne OF street, now yr-
tuaiiy n part OF Virginia street, so feet. running
back on its north, line 1871 feet more less) on
new street 33 feet Wide, ana bounded on the south
by the true line Of the james River aud Kanawha
canal There Is prospect that this lot win be
skirled by the Richmond and Allegheny railroad,
and II Is valuable for awheat-eleyator eoton-csin-
press. n tobacco-warehouse, or "a coa-ysrd. having
an area OF 395-i 900 OF AN ACRE.
3. A LOT lying north Of the one last mentioned,
with area OF 4l6-l.OOO or an acre, fronting
o feet on The west lire OF Virginia street nearly
opposite the Richmond and Danviile Railroad Conn
pany's depot, and running back 200 feet, more or
ess to the line OF the Shockot Warehouse property
bounded on the south by street 33 feet wide. aud
on The north In part By Warehouse street. rms lot
is also sui able for wheat-eevator, c9tton-com-
press, a tobacco. warehouse, or coa-yard
a. A LOT, known as the Nail-Fsctory Lot"
lying on James river, and extending on ITS northern
line 5441 feet, more or less, on the south line OF
Hayall-( ,renshaw Company's Mil canal property,
and bounded on the east by the property Of The
Ioxall Crenshaw Company, and on the west by The
EAST line OF Tenth street u extended To the river
This lot IS very valuable for IFS water-pOwer and
riparian privileges. having fall OF water at Its
lower end OF about fifteen feet
s. A UALF-ACRE LOT, known on the plan OF
the city rs No. 1895, fronting on the south side Of
Byrd street 1870 feet more or less; and running
or less, with a HOUSE on IL. This lot is near the
present freight-depot of the Richmond and AIegha-
ny Railroad Company and is valuable for atobacco-
factory or lumber or COal.yard.
8. A LOT fronting 100 feet on the east line Of
Tenth street and running back about 1870 feet,
being part OF Lot 1894 on the plan OF the city,
7. A LOT lying south Of the lot last mentioned,
bounded on the north by the T" Old Town line" and
the southern line of the sand aforementioned lot; on
the east by Eleventh STREET on which IT has front
of l26 feet more or less on the south by the line
of the Haxall-C renshaw Companv's property aud
the west by the east line Of Tenth street II eN-
tended on which IL has front OF 20 Feet more or
less. This lot has FOUR HOUSES on 1t, and Is
valuable for tobacco-factories. ,,,....,.
&. A LOT fronting on the west line OF Eleventh
street 81 feet inches more or less, add running
back the same width 1870 feet, more or less, Win
BRICK HOUSE on 10.
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on the west line OF Second street between jackson
and Duval streets, and RAINING back the came
width Is feet, more or less.
THE TERMS OF SALE: win be one-fourth cash
the residue upon u credit of six, twelve and eigh-
teen months, the 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
24Ih OF November next, 1t VIII be continued from
time to time until completed.
Plats Of this property can be seen at the office Of
William II. Hlxa,i. ESQ.,, who will take pleasure In
showing the property to any one wishing 10 examine
It. JOHN o. STEGtB,
ROBERT II. STEGER,
Special Commissioners.
portion of the above property may be divided
on day of sale as may be agreed upon.
j. l.. APPERsON, Salesman.
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