Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-03
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BY Frank D. Hll & Co..
ReaI Estste Auctioneers,
annrfh Elarnnth street. Richmond. Va

AUCTION sALEs-Fusure Dsys
BY Frank D. HIli Co.
PeaI Estnte Aucuoneers,
6nortb Eleventh street.. Richmond. Va
THE DUNLOP & MoCANCE MILL
Il ING AND MANUFACTURING COMPANY.
WHICH INCLUDES
THE MILL. PLANT. BUILDINGS. ALL IN
PRovEMENTs, WORKS. MACHINERY.
FIXTURES. IMPLEMENTS, GOOD
WILL, BRANDS, AND FRAN
CHIsEs OF SAID
COMPANY,
SITUATED IN rue town OF MANCHESTER.
on JAMES RIVER.
IMMEDIATELY OPPOSITE To'THE CITY OF
RICHMOND. VA, TO BE soLDAT
PUBLIC AUCTION.
Pursuant 10 n resolution adopted by the stock
holders OF tho Dunlop & McCance Milling and
Manufacturing Company al meeting neld on
the glst day OF March. 1889, The Board OF Drec-
tors Of said company will oher Tor sale at pubic
auction, on the premises. on
WEDNESDAY. JUNE. 5, 1889,
at IL o'clock NJ. the MILLING PROPERTY,
BRANDS. AND FRANCHISES Of said company.
The franchises oil the company are derived
under an act OF General Assembly OF virginia
Incorporating the same, and are very valuable.
Tne ground upon which those mills are erected
Is hold under n perpetual lease, expiring 2l5t
December, 1892. removable forever AZ successive
periods OF twenty years, az the option OF the
lessees or their assigns
The leasshOld estate IS subject 70 a rental OF
s. 900 per annum for the iand and tc1tsr-p9iesr.
but Is exempted with its improvements OF every
description. from all municipal taxes Tho
buildings consist Of
/. The MILL proper-h BRICK 81 Id ~,
covered with Tin, g. 113 foot ei2hs stories hlgh.
which contains all the milling machinery hn1
modern appliances.
> The GRANARY, BRICK BUILDING coy
ero1 with tin, j5Xll0 toet eight stories high,
which contains all the gran-cleHning machinery
and has ample storage room for IOJ.OO bushels
OF wheat and 10000 barrels OF t0ur.
3 The STORAGE WAkLHOt 81 WOODEN
BUILDING, gravel ro0fei. 6ix73 feet four
stories high, and with storage capacity for 300
barrels OF nour and l0.001 empty barrels.
These mills were established IA 1853, and wore
completely remOdeled by the celebrated mill
builders, X. =. AIS & Co, OF MILWAUKEE,, Wis,
with all the latest aud best nsW-prOcess ma
chlnery. They have a capacity OF from 800 10
COO barrels OF -four and 30 bushels OF corn per
day. and the reputation Of their leading brands
for export-yiZ, "DunlOp," and "hcCance.'
and their domestic brands-are second 10 none
in the country.
A valuable track-counectiOn has been recently
made with the Richmond and Danylue railroad
Company. by which grain from all railroads Gu
teriug Richmond or Manchester can be brought
TO the mill free OF drayage AID all carload lots
OF -four, feed. aud meal can be shipped tho con-
yevors and platforms being 80 arranged that
eignt cars can be either discharged or loaded
without shifting.
The MOTIVE-POWER IS from four large over
shot Water-wheeis, constructed IN tho strongest
and must durable manner. The buildings are
OF the most massive and durable description.
aud are capable Of sustaining any weight tha'
may be pat upon them, being built up from mo
granite-bed with gcaniie iOuudaiiou-wall5 eighi
20 nine feet thick and fourteen feot nigh,
at winch height the brick walls cOmmeace i've
or TX bricks thick, falling OF gradually to tie
roof.
| Immediately after the sale OF the mill will be
| sold the COOPEk-SHOP and BAkhEL~tAC-
! TORY LOT, a valuable adjunct 10 the NAIL
located AZ a convenient distance. but sufficiently
far OF to avoid all risk from ire.
! Circulars containing q ful description OF THIS
! valuable property will be given on Application
TO tho auct.oneers, and pints Of tho properly
/ will ae shown on day % Aae.
TERMS: Ono fourth OF tho purchase-money
IN cash: the balance 10 ak. twelve, and eighteen
months: notes 20 he given with G per cont IN
terest added. 70 be secured by deed Of rus
| upon tho property.
By order Of the Board Of Directors,
THOMAS ". MCCANCE, President
! FRANK D. HILL 81 CO., Aucdoueers. APP