The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-10
wnpNEsDAY. November u. $50.

w i, 4NOFtiuDtf IT.
at ESQ O'Clock =. ~. on the premises
dences. vacant lots. and one farm aDvu'
two and a half miles from Mancnes,s,i,
on Midlothian turnpike. This properly
will be sold in the order In "hic" "
viii be hereinafter described.
against D.,ocdants
H. T. Morrissett and ...Defenoah.s'
Decree OF the Hastings cour ,ora a4r Nav iny
city of Manchester, Va, entefou -""'
9th and July Il, 1871.
BY virtue of the above decree III saio
suit, we will expose lot d bour named
sbove commencing promptly at 200
o'clock =. ~, in front OF ,ne store Iateiy
occupied by Morrissett Bro IN, ~ 0M ,as,
horo AZ the intersection OF hun street
extended and MahcheS'e'' "'1 ''e
Creek turnpike. ,..A,. prrctNrec
STAND. in swansooro me, near fr erIe Of Nor.
riefets & Bro. carried on the grocery
h,,s,ness This is considered justly one
Of the finest business stands anywhere
In this section of the country; rms
large two-story brick tin-roof building
is Situated on the triangular lot FORMED
by the injunction OF the MancheSIer
and Failing. Creek turnpike ana ana ,n nun
pike 172 feet and on Hull street l'S 49,
feef and ~ feet wide In the rear. ms
elegant business house ~ Wen pullt VI
the best material, with all the hO1eIn
improvements, large and wen or ~, svui
with large hall above. large Dack yaIu
with a large number Of stalls 10 accom-
modate the public: coal BINS, stordev iol
wood. &c. This Is conceded ~ d" so az
the finest place OF business In TINS sec
ton, and therefore should attract spe-
ciaI attention, and Is now yieidlhs
fine rental ,..s
Second. Those FIVE very handsome
LOT5 I'm front of the above-described
property. fronting on the north siqe OF
Huh street, commencing at the northeast
corner OF Clopton and said hun street
and are numbered j, 2 - y ana = 80.
frame dwelling, containing u rooms, All
IN good order and now occupied as as a
residence by Mr.. T. }. Morrlssett. hest
lots front % feet each, except lot l., mas
a front of 26 5-f2 feet All run back
an average depth Of 40 feet TO an alley
20 feet wide. This is extremely valu-
able property. 1910 ,...<,,,,. r,nrl,,,
STORE at the southeast corner OF Hui
and Clopton streets. in Buck Hill Adj
ton, and fronts on said Hull street
y feet by 157 feet deep TO an ailey ~ ~
feet wide Said store Is now occupied
by Mr.. Eaton as a drugstore, and yield
ing n good rental - ....-.,.,-
Fourth The FRAME TWO-STORY
BUILDING adjoining the above, occu o
and residence. Lot fronts 40 feet on
Hull street by 1j7 TO an alley 1G feet
wide. This is very desirable property
Eth The large sn d vel ar NsS
chester and Failing Creek turnpike. ana
runs back between parallel lines to Hull
street. This lot is well enclosed with
a high fence; good stalls and sheds on
sixth. LOTS Nos. 81 and 36. in the plan
OF Buck Hill, fronting 80 feet each on
south side Of Hull street, between Evans
alley Is feet wide Lot 80 has a nice
frame residence thereon, 6 rooms. and
lot 36 has nice frame building thereon,
3 rooms. Both in nice order.
Seventh. LOT 49, in said plan Duck
HID fronting % feet on south side
Hull street by lJ7 feet deep, between
Taylor and Walden streets. with good
frame dwelling ! rooms. o. - n,.u
of Buck Hill. fronting SO feet each on
north side OF Decatur street, between
Lee street and a street not yet laid
off, and running back l51 feet to an
lots three nice frame cottage houses,
containing 4 rooms each. All in good
order.
at $50 O'Clock +. NJ, in front of the
store Of the late firm Of Morrissett &
Bro, I'm Swansboro. as set forth in the
beginning OF this advertisement, and in
pursuance of the said decree, we viii
sell at public auction
First That handsome and highly-im-
proved FARM, containing lS4 acres or
land. lying on the south side Of Man
chester and Failing Creek turnpike, op-
posite the lands of Henry Schultz. Esq,
and adjoining the lands Of Hon. b. a.
Hancock and ais. This land is In
high state of cultivation. and well set
i'm grasses orchard, frame dwelling
harms and tVan pnploGpI
splendid neighbOrlWod: everything TO
make this farm desirable. being so near
the cities of Manchester and Richmond.
Immediately after the sale Of the farm
we Will sell as said commissioners the
following property I'm Hollands Add
tion, in said county, adjoining the said
city.
First TWO BEAUTIFUL LOTS. Nos
! and . In square ., Hollands Addi-
ton, fronting together 60 feet on north
side of cambridge street by 1870 feet 10
an alley IL feet wide. These lots com
mence at the northeast corner Of Clop-
Second, LOTS II. y, II, and 49, in
square 2 fronting q feet each. with
the exception Of No. - which has a
land street by 100 feet to said alley
II feet wide.
Third. LOTS 6gI.i .. 10 ga and Il: in square 2,
except No. II. which has a front of 27is
feet on north side Holland street by
100 feet to said alley Il feet wide.
Fourth. LOTS ], .. 3. T. :, and 6. I'm
square q. in said addition. fronting each
30 feet on north side Of Hargrove street.
running back an irregular depth. on
each of these lots is a nice frame cot
tage house. containing rooms. and now
paying a good rental
Fifth ONE-HALF OF LOT No. 4. In
square 3. I'm said addition, fronting II
feet on Holland street north side. by
100 feet TO an alley IL feet wide.
sixth. HOUSE AND LOT. in the city
OF Manchester. fronting 30 feet by 81
on the east line Of Jefferson (or Fiji
teenth) street. between Decatur and
stockton streets. now occupied by Wood
son Mann. and is lot No Is in said CITY
Seventh. TWO HOUSES AND LOTS.
on Holland street. near Clopton street
now occupied by Messrs Parkinson
and Heath. These are nice little cot
tage houses, and will suit small families
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
TO SUIT the times. and are as follows.
TERMS: one-fourth cash. the balance
upon a credit of one. two. and three
years, for negotiable notes. per cent
interest added from day OF sale. the
title retained until the Whole purchase
money is paid and conveyance ordered
by the Court
b. O. JAMES
AUGUSTINE ROYAII.
Special Commissioners.