Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-24

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Virginia.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE OWNED
NJ THE
COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA.,
LOCATED IN THE
CITY OF RICHMOND
AND IN THE
TOWN OF BUCHANAN,
At AUCTION.
Pursuant TO the requirements o. an ACT OF the
Legislature Of Virginia approved March 10, 1851
we. the Board OF Pnblic WORKS of the state Of
Virginia, will sell by public auction to the highest
bidder, on
MONDAY. JANUARY IL. 1885,
ArI2 O'CLOCK NJ, -
at the Office OF the auctioneer, No.4 north Flew
enth street. IN the city of Richmond. Va, that EN-
CEEDfNGLY VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
known as the
ARMoRy GROUNDS,
situated east Of and adjoining the celebrated Tred-
egar Iron. Works, embracing about 67-l0o
ACRES OF LAND, snd extending from the Rich
mopd and Allegheny railroad TO James river, and
having VALUABLE wATER-P0WER PRiVi-
LEGFs belonging thereto, for which moderate
charge Is made by the successors OF the james
River and Kanawha Canal Company.
This PROPERTY, by reason Of Its central ana
convenient location, It's accessibility 10y railroad
10 all points. and Its valuable water-power Of 100
square inches under pressure OF ~ feet, with
fall OF about 40 feet,is very desirable for facto-
rfes, foundries, mills, &C., and should engage the
attention of those contemplating the establish.
mcnt OF such industries In this city, which oilers
as many inducements for the successful conduct Of
such enterprises any point In ihe United states
Immediately after the above sale we will sell the
VALUABLE SQUARE or GROUND. with the
TOBACCO SHEDS, &C.. thereon. wing In the city
OF Richmond, bounded by Canal, Byrd, Seventh,
aud Eighth streets, known as the
"PUBLIC WAREHOUSE"
and having the Richmond and Allegheny railroad
ON one side of II. and the Richmord and Peters
burg railroad. on another. and thus !havlng direct
communication with all the railroads centreing In
this city, which gives 1t great value for ware
house for tobacco or cotton. or for fa,tories Of
almost any kind. rs well for railroad purposes,
and especially as general passenger depot.
And then We will sell the VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE embracing the
ENTIRE FRONT ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF
MAIN STREET,
embracing 267 front feet and extending from
jefferson TO Madison street, with a COMFORTA-
BILE FRAMED HOUSE on the corner Of Main
and jefferson streets. This lard extends back a
good depth to a wide alley.
Also, about ONE HUNDRED AND THIRTY
TWO FEET OF GROUND at the northeast corner
Of Cary and Madison streets and running back l52
feet inches to an alley "a feet wide.
Also, LOT No. l94 In the plan Of the city OF
Richmond. situated at the northeast corner OF Will
liamsbuig avenue and Elm street. fronting l32
feet and running back the usual depth.
And next, we will sell the LARGE LOT OF
GROUND located on the shenandoah-Valley rail-
road and near James river,
INTHE TOWN OF BUCHANAN,
B.tetourt county, Virginia, known as the PUB
Lie WAREHOUSE The bridge across James
river a this point has been recently opened TO free
travel, which will doubtless give decided impe-
tus 10 the growth and business of this town, aud
therefore gives promise OF large increase In the
value of this lot in the near future.
Pllts Of the properly can be seen at the ohce Of
the auctioneer
All Of these lots will be sub divided and sold in
parcels Of suitable sizes; afterwards they will,
respectivev be sold as whole the sale that brings
the highest price TO be reported TO the Circuit Court
OF the city of Richmond for confirmation or r.
lection ~ Is required by The said act.
THE TERMS or SALE 10 be one third ish. aud
the balance In the bonds Of the purchaser, payable
I'm United States currency 10 the Boardof Public
Works Of Virginia. in equal amounts, "a one, two'
and three years from DAY OF stIe' bearing "ttre'e
AZ 6 per cent. per annum' Tie purchasers re-
spectively. TO pay In hand, In cash. ON the day OF
sale 10 Ter centum Of their respective purchases,
and make settlement In full on confirmation of
SAFE, as herelnbcfore provided, and In such settle
mcnt to have the option Of paving the whole
amount in cash, should he or they so elect Failure
on the part Of any OF the purchasers TO make such
settlement for ten DAYS AFTER notice Of such con-
firmatlon shall work forfeiture Of the 10 per
centum paid in hand as above; the sum so paid
however, TO be refunded I'm ease the sale be set
aside, as provided In the said act.
WILLIAM +. CAMERON,
Governor;
j.. BARkSDALE,