Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-25
COMMISSIONERS SALE OFyALU
" ABLE REAL ESTATE
w. and 8. Z Bonsack
In Cbancefy.
Jacob Bousacks Deyiseee,i

Pursuant to decree entered in the above-styled
cause at It's April 1890 term by the Circuit Court
| OF Roanoke county. We, the undersigned special
| commissioners, acting under said decree, WIN
! sell at public suction, on the premises al Bon
| sack, Va, the following RIAL ESTATE belong
Ing TO the estate Of Jacob Bonsack, deceased. ell
| OF which Ia located on or near the Norfolk ana
| Western railroad adjacent - tho depot and
within five miles OF the growing city OF Roanoke,
\ the very centre OF tie mining and manufactu-
| rug industries OF tnis section. The woollen and
| Touring mills slone being wel-known and Vsii-
| able manufacturing plants. II IS exceedingly
rare that such property Il plsced on the market'
and buyers would DO well 10 examins the pro
| perty hereinafter described and consider their
| advantages. Sale Will take place on
TUESDAY, AUGUST 8. 1890,
beginning az 10 A. NJ, and IL all the property be
| no, sold on said day sale 10 continue from day
| 20 day until all Is sold, aud embrace the follow
| ing tracts or parcels OF lsud:
| No. l. FARM containing 529 ACRES, more or
less. OF which 80 700 acres are in high state
| Of cultivation; BIAS on it dwelling house. BAN,
| and necessary out-houses: the balance consists
| OF woodland and mountain thought 10 contain
| deposits OF iron and manganese
| No. , FARM containing 7Sit ACRES, moro @.
| less all ia very high state OF cultivation, aud
Il one OF the most desirable little farms In this
| section OF Virginia. Has on 10 two tene meni
house. and one barn.
| No.3 Known as the WOOLLEN-MILL LOT.
| containing 10 ACRES, more or lese, and has on IL
| a woollen-mill. four iwelling-houses, store-
| house, barn, and other out-houses. The woolen-
mill building Is OF brick, tin roof, b0xS0 feet,
| three stories AMI attic, with one fun act OF
| wOollen machinery--a very valuable property.
No. s. Known ca COOPEk-SHOP LOT, con-
| tanning 10 ACRES, more or lees. .,,ors
No. G. ONE LOT containing d ACRES, more
! or less. which there are i've tenement-
| houses. .
No. T. ONE LOT. containing TWO ACRES,
more or less. on which there is one dwelling
nd nj hrttsk fpurinl barr el
city, roller process. newyreiittef with he latest
| improved machinery, driven by water. manufac-
| turing a grade OF hour excelled ~ none ana
| egualled by few. The mill was redttei by Nor
/ dyke & Msrmon Com pany, OF indianapolis, Ind,
| in lrst-class order one year ago.
No. :. MOUNTAIN TRACT OF G3 ACRES.
more or less. having on IL slsrge apple orchard
| Of very fine fruit.
TEENS: One-fourth cash, balance In three
equal aunual instalments. bearing interest
| from day Of sale, the purchaser giving home
| stead waiver ponds with approved personal Sc
curity for the deferred payments.
Whilst the title 60 ell the above len1s ~ be-
| lIeyed 10 be perfect. selling AZ commissioners,
We sell only such title a. Is vested In Us.
Very respectfully,
JOHN W. WOODS,
June 30, 1890. Special Commissioners
IN THE CLERKS OFFICE or rHs CIRCUIT CouRr
OF ROANOKE COUNTY, THE 10TH DAY or MAY.
1890.
|, Earnest r. McCauley, deputy clerk Of tho
said Circuit Court, do certify that :. h. Bonsack
and John W. Woods, special commissioners ap-
pointed at the April term, 1899, OF said Circuit
Court, In the cause OF j. w. and :. K. Bonsack
rsrstts jacob Bonsscks devisees. 10 make sale OF
the lands belonging 10 said Jacob Bpnsacks de-
visees, have duly executed bond before the
Clerk of said Circuit Court In the penalty OF so-
600. with approved security, condiiioLed accord
ing 70 law.
Given under my hand this ist day OF July.
1890 EARNEST X. McCAULhl,
iya-Fit Deputy Clerk.