The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-01-19

QUARLEs & 1ICCURDY, Auctioneers. il IL
by Quarles & McCurdy,
tsucce-sors TO Robert Il. Lynel
Real Estate agents, Auctloneers, and Brokers,
1912 Main street.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF
L VERY VALUABLE MACHINERY, CON
sISTING OF ENGINES. BOILERS, AND
OTHER MACHINERY USED IN TIE MANU-
FAGTTRE or RArER' ToGE iP VIII yTnfK !
METALS, FJiUNK:, SC. now u TIE WARE
HOUSE oCCUPiED, BY JAMES G.. SMITH
ESQ, At TIE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF sEN-
ENIEES1H AND CARY STREEIs.-ln cNccu-
lion Of certain decd Of trust from James {.
smith. hearing date on the 18th day OF May, $50,
and duly recorded IN the clerk oilce a. Rich
mond Chaucery Court. Ieed-BOok 1870 X. page
4u2. being required so 10 do by q e holder II The
note secured thereby, default having been made in
the payment Of the SAINT, we VIII offer Tor sale
upon the premises. ON
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 81, 1888.
beginning ut O'Clock A. NJ, the PERSONAL
PROPERTY below mentioned. or 80 much thereon
said deed and The expenses attending the eNecu-
ton OF said trusL-to wit: -
4 COMPLETE And PERFECT SET OF MA
CHINERI used I'm ilrst-cl1ss paper-mill;
LARGE ENGINE and BOILER;
SToCk N,,W IN PROCESS or MANUFAC-
TURE AND MANUFACTURED:
Also, very large amount o. PAGER STOCK,
&C. &c:
0OO,uOO pounds lesllnatedl y IA coll,l,ttlh6 90
METALS, ROPES. SAILS. WOOLIEN
STUFF>, FURS-somc Of which Is very Nalua-
Bile.
and -uiicieucy to pay of and discharge note OF
; $1,000. due on The DIST day Of November 1857,
with cost and interest thereon from maturity;
balance upon such term, ~ may be- gwen NJ salt
Yet u is highly probable thai more liberal terms
may be- given. HENRY &. CANNON,
HUGH A.McCURDl.
Trustees.
IS trustee in a deed of trust from james G.
smith. bearing GATE on the 9th day OF October
1882. and daily recorded IN the clerks oilcc ot
Richmond Chanccry Court. Dced-BJ0k l2l G.,
page 439, viii unite in the foregoing sales, after
the sas iactOn Of tie debt secured by the deed Of
18th May, 1882. TO Henry g.. Cannon ana Hugh \.
McCurdv, trl tees, SO far as % may he necessary 10
defay tie expenses of sale and 10 pay oil aud dis
charge tic sum Of e073.6i, with interest thereon
interest thereon from 4th November, lsS2 tie
sum Of $50, with interest thereon from october 3,
1882; the sum Of s73.2U. WIN interest lhciCon
from l7th septcnbcr Ise2; the sum OF $41u'
with interest thereon from 4ih september. So;
the sum of Sl96 20. with Interest thereon from
the 9Th day Of september lS03; ana Tie sum OF
s9T3.64, With interest thereon from Tie Ion day
Of January. 1883.
TERMS cash IS to all the above sums. It Is
highly probable, however. that more liberal terms
viii be announced az time 81 sale.
JAMES Il. GORDON. Trustee.
QUARLEs & McCuRDY, Auctioncors. bl7
a COMMISSIONERS SALE OF BLAST
~ FURNACE. COKE OVENS. AND COAL
LANDS. SITUATED NJ QUlNNIMONT, WEST
District Court of tie United States for the state
of West Virginia. by decree In Inc ease or the
Chesarcakc and Ohio Railway COmpJnYd dis. rs.
The PcnnsyyaniaandN Virginia irOnand Coal Com
pany Il ats, We WILL on
THURSDAY, JANUARY %, 1883,
at II O'Clock NJ. In front of the court-house Of
kanawha county In Charl' ston, ". Va. proceed
20 sell by public auction that valuable Teai 3state
PERTY, situated ON the Chesapeake and Ohio
railroad. I'm Fayette county, ". Va, 300 miles
west Of Richmond and l27 miles castof hunting
The lands to he sold consist Of thirteen or more
tracts, aggregatng about 0,3i3 arre, but the pro-
perty will be sold In gross and not by the acre.
IMPROVEMENTS:
A PIG-fPON FURNACE 90 By 16 feet, now in
successful operation aud good repair;
one PLAYER HOT-BLAS1, "a pipes;
one FORD HOT-BLAs1, 81 pipes, and al neces-
LARGE STOCk-lIOUSE, with switch from
railroad running through II;
4 LARGE BOILER AND ENGINE-HOUSE,
with eight boilers and engine Of 5OO-horse
STEAM CYLINDER "a by54 inches, andBL
ING CYLINDER 81 inches
4 MACHINE SHOP;
4 FOUNDRY, lifted for casting car-wlccls, Sc:
TOOL-IOUsE, CARPENTER SHOP. BLACK
SMITHS SHOP, STORlNG-SHFD, STABLE,
anu suitable buildings for The store and office
ana also Tor Tue rupe!intcndsnt, FOUNDER phN-
siclan. clergyman. machnist and engineer; 3
LARGE ANT-HOUSES, ~ HOUSES
FOR LABORERS, \ CHURCH, SCHOOL
HOUSE. BuTCHER-SIlOP, &c.
COKE ONENS-lO5 Coke Ovens complete and
connected with furnace and railroad by rail-
track of standard gauge;
One FRAME DWELLING for superintendent,
and Is HOUSES for laborers.
The COAL MINIS are connected with the coke
ovens by an incline railway with coal chutes, &.
The mines are well opened. well ventilated, and
fitted with railway tracks, &c, and are provided
with all necessary buildings. such a. storc-hOuse,
carpenter shop. blacksmith's shop, school-hOuse,
and suitable dwellings for the superintendent, The
stOre-keeper, and the labOrers.
FARM. containing about 800 ACRES OF cleared
ground, with dwelling and other usual buildings,
lies about three miles from the mines.
The property VIII b. shown 10 persons desiring
10 purchase by James r. Lewis, ESD superintend-
cnt at Quinni mont
Terms or SALE: one NTH cash, and the residue
in four equal a inual payments, with Interest from
day Of sale, % be- secured by bonds With approved
personal security, aud by ret lining the title uil all
of the purchasc-mouey ~ paid.
HUGH W. SiIEfFEY.
ROBERT l.. PARRISH,
WILLIAM III. HOGEMAN,
r.. Il. KNIGHT,
j.. w. WILSON,
THOMAS ID. SWAMI,
de 15-Ftd Commissioners,