The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-02-17

BY ). Thompson Brown.
Real Estate Agent aud Auctionecr,
Ills Main street,
II. seldom Taylor,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
Bank and Eleventh streets.
,VRUsTEEs SALE OF LARGE AND
l. yALuAnLE; JMPR0XEns rx
AND uS rrnoSSsisTfNG r OF
FACTORIES AND WAREHOUSES,
KNOWN As WESTHAM WORKS, NOW 0CCU-
PIED BY n aS SR6S 9ki SEES 4 EE?DlNsoS0
A SMALL NEW gkicN STORE ADJOINING
A CORNER BRICK DWELLING On MADISON
AND CLAY STREETS.
TWO FRAME DWELLiNGs ON MADISON
Ac sTEEEt G!R eSFs II LOT 6Tf NEAR
THIRD STREET,
A VALUABLE DOCK LOT FRONTING on
CARY NEAR TWENTY-FlRsT STREET.
By virtue Of a deed of trust dated June I, I $50,
executed by Robert W. Oliver and John Finders
1 Robinson and their respective wives Il ais. to
| Henry q. Cannon and Robert Il. Lyme, and Of re-
| cord In Richmond Chancery Court. Ia secure the
payment of certain notes therein fully described.
and whereas defanit has been made in the payment
thereof and being required 50 to do by the bene,
sell, on the premises In the following order. the
| following REAL ESTATE, which Is portion Of
! that conveyed in said deed
on THURSDAY, FEBRUARY %, 1882,
at $3.50 z. NJ,
that BRICK HOUSE at the southwest corner Of
Madison and Clay streets, fronting 40 feet on Clay.
Also, those TWO FRAME HOUSES In rear of
said brick dwelling. fronting on Madison street
about lS feet EACH more OF less, with depth Of 40
! feet.
AT 400 p. NJ. OF THE SAME DAY.
those EXTENSIVE AND WELL-kNOWN.FAC-
TORIES AND WAREHOUSES; known as "TfiE
wEsTHAM TOBACCO-wORKs," al. fronting ON
the east line of Brook avenue between Clay and
Leigh streets OPP feet, which has been surveyed
and laid of into five portions, aud viii he sold in
! accordance with said divisions, as follows:
No. l. A NEAT, NEW SMALL STORE 'front.'
ing on Brook avenue 8 feet st inches. with depth
Of 167 feet inches, wedge-shape to IN alley the
southern line being the wall of the new factory adj
joining. -.
TTAJ TIREE-STORY FACTORY fronting on
Brook avenue Sc feet 6 Inches, running hack he
tween parallel lines l67 feet 6 Inches To an alley;
the factory occupies the entire front and covers
nearly that whole lot, leaving only suitable yard
No. 3. A Two-sTORY FACTORY, adjoining
the above. with large brick wing thereto AMI en-
glne-rOOm. brick snOke-stack, and wooden Sheds.
This building fronts o. feet ) inches on Brook
avenue: the lot has depth OF 1877 feet inches and
swcdgcshape the rear line being about a. feet on
No. 4. A BRICK FACTORY, adjoining the
above. fronting % feet 2 inches on Brook avenue.
The lot runs Dck between patdllcl lines aDOut ZSO
feet TO the alley in the rear.
No. g. 4 BRICK FACTORY adjoining the
! above, fronting 10 feet inches on Brook avenue,
with a large new brick wing i03 feet deep, now
used as a cigar-factory, offices, Sc. The lot runs
back between parallel lines % feet inches, With
wooden sheds thereon, and i bounded on the south
by Mr.. X. W. divers residence.
Nos. 3, 4, and can be easily converted into
stores at a small cost, which viii pay good In
come. Attention of capitalists Is especially In
/ Vited to this feature OF the property.
OK FRIDAY. FEBRUAEY OATH
AT 4:3o l.. NJ,
that TRULY VALUABLE AND MOST DESI-
RABLE BUILDING LOT ON the south line OF
Grace between Second and Third streets, fronting
thereon A feet, running back between parallel
lines SO feet inches 10 nm alley mot yet opened
20 feet wide. will be sold In lots of % feet each
choice and privilege Of the two.
on SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 25, 1882,
AT 1870 l.. NJ,
that certain LOT OF LAND ia the city of Rich
mOud, on the south side of Cary street between
Twenty first and Twcnty-secOnd streets. fronting
A feet, and running back az the same width O.
Dock street, being Lot In Darlington Square.
Plat- of the above property can be seen ut the
office OF either auclloncer, wil) viii take pleasure
I'm showing the same. also on DAYS of sale
TERMS: The said deed calls for cash for exc
cutting this deed Of trust. expenses of sale, and
about 50 500 and the residue, $500, on the 81
of october, 1882. and $1,000 LIST of June. 1888
Therefore the terms of each sale viii be as fol-
lows One third cash, ar the residue In equal in-
stalments. payable LIST October. 1882, and Isl
June. 1883, interest added, and secured bya trust
deed. HENRY q. CANNON,
Surviving Trustee.
!; !; THOMPSON y Brow Auctioneers. co,,