The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-18

TY, Commencing ~
TUESDAY, May %, 1884,
At 4.8o o'clock Z. NJ, on the premises
some of the finest business stalu9' ho,t
dences. vacant lots, and one i ni,, 49,
t,yo and a half miles from MabcHeSeet,
an Midlothian turnpike. rms PrCpeIX
viii be sold In the order In when IL VIII
bee hereinafter described.
r. j. Morrissett........'. '"''
against ,,e,r.s
y r Morrissett and ls.......Defendahts'
Decree Of the Hastings Court OF the Sits
OF Manchester, Va, entered May - io'i'
nv virtue of the above decree III ,, sac
suif we will expose Tor sale a. pn,ed
a1,ciion on the day ana hour nam ~
, uOsio"' oofnmeneing promptly at 4'3O
o,clock p NJ. I'm front Of the store Ia.eiy
occupied by Morrissett ~ BRO, III "" "troet
moro ar the intersection Of Hun SUI.
extended and Manchester ana p"'i''io
Creek turnpike prrcT<ESS
STAND In Swansboro, near the city u
Manchester. where the late nrn Oh Mol ,
rissett az Bro. carried on the sio0o -
business This IS considered justly oiio
of the finest business STANDS anS"ne,, - ~
this section of the country. ms i .it,-
tvvo-etory brick tin roof building - hlIu-
oted ON the triangular lot, formed ny
~ ~ ~ Of the Manchester ana
Falling Creek turnpike anu nun ." -
extended. II fronts on the turnp Pn co.,
feet and on Hull street IDS 81 4eS >
and 90 feet wide In the rear, 10 H.
can't business house Is well punt Oh .llc
beet material. with all the modern I'M
movements large and well arranged
with large hall above, large pach 49,
with a large number OF staIs 70 nc -.
rnodate the public coal bins, storage
iiioNd' Sc This is conceded by alP as
tbe Gnest place Of business IN TINS sec,
tion and therefore should attract speclal
attention. and is now yielding me
rental ,,,r, ,-rpV HAND
SONE LOTS i'm front Of the above ue-
ecribed property fronting on the no, IN
side of Hull street, commenclns At I ng
northeast corner Of ClOpton ana sdIc -,
street. and are numbered }, :, g. o. oni
Nos I and have on them the l"o-
sto,.,, frame dwelling containing q rooms
ali in GOOD order, and now occupied as Il
yesiJence bv Mr.. II. j. MOrrssett. Ibese
Iots front - feet each, except Lot l. mas
a front Of 20 j-12 feet. All run D DAN a." 81,
feet wide. This IS extremely FdiudDio
P;rbiird The T-NO-STORY BRICK STORE
ar the southeast corner Of Hull ana Clop-
TON streets i'm Buck Hill Addiuoh' ana
fronts on said Hull street Il lf KEY Dy sa iIi
Zee itTS uJ is now no occupied by Mr.. a. r.
sneuings as a drugstore, ana yleiulhs
a good rental. 1870 e.,-.r,, -
Fourth. The FRAME TWO-STORY
BUILDING adjoining the above. occupied
by Mr. Il. r. Morrissett as a store , ana
residence. Lot fronts - feet on nun
street by iJ7 10 an alley l6 rect vice.
This IS very desirable property
Firth The large and well artdns'u
WOODWARD. fronting 30 feet on Man
turnpike.
runs back between parallel lines 10 nun
street This lot is we'll enclosed win
high fence. Good stalls and shed on
same. L..
of Buck Hill fronting 3J feet each on
south side of Hull street between Evans
and TAYLOR streets, by ljI feet TO an
alley lG feet wide. Lot - has nice
frame residence thereon q rooms ana
Lon 3G has "a nice frame building thereon
rooms Both in nice order.
seventh. LOT 43. in said plan Buck
HIND. fronting 33 feet on south side Hun
street by ~ feet deep, between Iayior
and Walden streets, with good frame
Eieat6. L0Ts a3. 90. and %. in plan Of
Buck HUl. fronting 33 feet each on north
side Of Decatur street, between Lee street
and street not yet laid or, ana running
back ljl feet 10 am alley 10 teet VIDE
There are on these lots three nice frame
u
/ Am I'm good order.
on
WEDNESDAY EVENING, May y, 1894,
at 4.3O o'clock +. ~, in front of the
store of the late firm of Morrissett *
! Bro. in STansborO, as set Iorth IN lHe
p.ei.rins of this advertisement, and IN
] pursuance OF the aaid decree. we VIII
/ sell at public auction first. that haud-
/ some and highly improved FAhM con-
/ tanning lSit ACRES or LAND, lyinS on
the south side of Manchester and, tallins
| Creek turnpike, opposite the laHp5 OF
| Henry Schultz. ESD, and ADJOINING tue
| lands of Hon. j. 4. Hancock and ais.
! This land is in a high state Of cultivation
/ and we'll set in grasses, orchard frame
! dUe1fn : rooms, TWO barns, ana Wei
| enclosed splendid neighborhood. every
! thing 10 make this Farm desirable beng
| ee near the cities OF Manchester ana
! Richmond Immediately after the sale
! of the Farm we viii sell, as SAID cominls-
/ eioners, the following property IN hol-
| lands Addition, in said county, adJ0ln-
/ ing the said city
First. TWO BEAUTIFUL LOTS, Nos.
| 1 and >. in Square ., Hollands Addition,
| fronting together GU feet ON north side
| of cambridge street by 13O feet 10 an
| alley H. feet wide These Lots COM
| rnr1ce at the northeast corner Of ClOp-
! ION and cambridge streets.
Second. LOTS T. -, H. and -. IN
| Square ?, fronting y feet each, with the
| exception OF NJ i- ~ l4NAA ilft' "a - '''-
| of 2Ii3 feet on south side OF IioNahd
street by 1870 feet 10 said alley - teet
| wide
Third. LOTS 10 and II, In Square B. IN
said addition, fronting - feet each, eN-
cept No. If. which has n front Of 2T4
feet on north side Holland street by I3l
feet TO said alley Il feet wide.
Fourth. LOTS 1, ., 3, !, D. and u. IN
square g. i'm said addition, fronting each
80 feet on north line Of Hargrove street
running back an irregular depth. ON
/ each of these lots is a nice frame cottage
house containing 3 rooms. and now pay
/ ng "A good rental
Fifth. ONE-HALF OF LOT No 4, IN
Square ., In said addition. fronting II
fe-t on Holland street, north side, 10y
1870 feet to an alley L. feet wide.
Sixth. HOUSE AND LOT In the city
Of Manchester, fronting 30 feet by 81
on the east line OF jefferson Tor Fifteenth
street, between Decatur and Stockton
streets, now occupied by Woodson Mann
and IS Lot 30. Is I'm said city.
This Is undoubtedly one Of the most
attractive sales ever presented. and should
| especially engage the attention Of the
public; especially So when the terms are
more than liberal and made 10 suit IN,
| times. and are as follows. tO-wit:
| TERMS: One-fOurth cash; the balance
upon credit Of one. two. and thre,
years. FOR negotiable notes. 6 per cent