Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-12-02

COMMISSIONERS SALE

COMMISSIONERS SALE
" or A
LARGE NUMBER or PIECES OF REAL
ESTATE
LOCATED IN THE CITY or RICHMOND
AND IN THE COUNTIES or HEN
RICO AND DfNwIDDIE AND
IN THE CITY on MAN
Ester,
TO TAKE PLACE AT THE OFFfCE OF
N. W. BOwE. No. Z ELEVENTH
kvREET BETWEEN MAIN
AND BANK.
IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND,
ON
TUESDAY, DECEMBKR I, 1885,
BEGINNING AT I2 O'CLOCK NJ.
BY virtue OF a decree Of the Chancery
Court OF the city OF Richmond. entered on
the 9Th day Of February. 1855, in the suit
Of Wiliianss Executions rs. Grubbs, sur
viving Partner, DC. we will sell by public
auction. nj the time and place stated above,
and In the order named below. the follow
ing VALUABLE REAL ESTATE-to wit:
J. A LOT on south ,,, side Of Lester street
which Cunningham's Hotel was located.
30xe5 feet.
2. A LOT on the north side OF Lester street,
beginning so feet west OF Louisiana street,
2oxloo feet. This Is pretty building lot.
8. A LOT on the southwest corner OF
Louisiana and Second streets (Rocketts).
2ex75 feet. Valuable for business purposes.
4. A LOT on the south side OF Second
street, beginning So feet west OF Louisiana
street, 1l5xs7 feet; and just the place for
row OF small tenements that will pay q
handsome return.
8. A LARGE LOT near the city jail, 'front.'
Ing on sn alley 10 feet wide. between Broad
and Marshall streets with access by good
sized alley from Broad street, just below
jail alley, with front on the first-men-
TONED alley OF 313 7.I2 feet, by q depth
varying from 40 to 96 feet.
8. FOUR BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS
on the south side OF Clay between Kinney
and Bowe streets, each 2ixl53 feet to an
alley. Being In the growing West End,
these lots should attract those who are
seeking nice building sites.
2. A LOT OF GROUND on the east side
OF Sixth street between Leigh and Baker
streets. fronting 100 feet and running back
124 feet TO an alley. The most northern
sixty-feet OF this plat OF ground Is, for the
most part, level and suitable to build on
the other one hundred and thirty feet is
mostly gully lot, and will be sold subject to
the right OF dover OF the widow OF the late
Henry Watkins (colored) VIII be sold in
suitable Subdivisions
/. g.. A TRACT of BEAUTIFUL AND
county, on the Three Chopped road, just
above Westhampton, this side OF and ad-
Joining West View, the late residence OF Is.
w. Green, deceased. IL contains 10 9-l00
ACRES, is in the direct line OF the extern
sion OF Grove road, is fine site for a cOun-
try home, and. being In the direction OF the
city's best and most rapid growth, Is sure TO
increase IN value and attractiveness.
Q. A LARGE NUMBER OF LOTS in the
plan OF Fulton and Mount Erin-to wit
234x1l5 feet on the north side OF Virginia
street. commencing at the corner OF Mar
shall STREET.-THE be sub-divlded.
10. THE ENTIRE FRONT OF THE
SQUARE on the south side OF Orleans
street extending from Marshall to Gillian
street. 300x115 feet TO an alley. Win be d.
vided to suit.
IL. A LOr on the north side OF Orleans
street at the corner OF Gillian street;
12e 5-12Xll5 feet 10 an alley. VIII be d.
vided.
~. A FARM IN DINwIDDIE COUNTY,
containing about 5l4 ACRES, situate near
Cherry Hill, about twenty-four miles from
Petersburg, about eight miles from Dinwld
die Courthouse. and about ten miles from
the Petersburg railroad. This land was for
merry owned by John W. Slate, has on 10 a
dwelling and the usual out buildings, and
In a fair state of Improvement
-. A LOT IN THE TOWN OF MAN
CHESTER, on the east side OF Fourth
street. beginning 50 feet OF Everett street,
fronting 60Xl26 feet To an alley IL feet
wide, being Lot No. In Square No. 104.
Title 10 this lot Is clouded by judgment
which is being rapidly paid OIL by the iudg-
ment debtors but the commissioners will
sell only such title as Is vested I'm the pre-
sent owner of record.
IA. ALL THE RIGHT, TITLE, AND IN
TKRESr (held by N. w. Bowe, trustee for
Grnbbs & Willlams) in and to such real
estate as was conveyed to John NJ. Goddln
and A. ID. Williams by II. q. Cannon and
ats. commissioners In the suit OF % Nell IS.
Goddln. and which has not heretofore been
sold, particulars as TO which Will be given
as far as possible by John NJ. Goddin or by
the auctiOneer.
Plais OF nearly all OF the above property
can be seen at the Office OF the auctioneer.
TERMS: One fourth cash balance at six.
twelve. and eighteen months for notes, in
terest added, and title retained until the
purchase. money shall have been paid.
]. III. CARRINGrON.
JAMES PLEASANTS.
NJ. NJ. GILLIAN.
Special Commissioners.
A. ID. WILLIAMS EXECUTORS. PLAIN
TIFFs, AGAINST z. w. GRUBBs. &c, DE-
FENDANIs-IN THE CHANCERY COURT OF
THE CITY OF RICHMOND.
/, BENJAMIN II. Berry, clerk OF said court,
certify that the bond required OF the spe.
cial commissioners by the decree in said
cause OF February 81, 1855, has been duly
given.
Given under my hand this 2lst day OF
November, 1885.
BENJAMIN III. BERRY.