Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-19
J. Il. Elan & Co, Auctioneers.
BY y. ". Bowe and X. b. Chanln & Co.,
Real Estate AuctiOneers.
A GRAND SPECULATION IN AN

ReGl Estate AuctlOneets.
A GRAND SPECULATION IN AN
n ACREAGE PROPERTY. TO BE OFFERED
FIRST IN SIXTEEN DIVISIONS AND
THEN A. A WHOLE. As SET OUT BEE0W.
HIS PROPERTY I>SITUATED THREE Mills
GAINESVILLE TURNPIKE. AND Il lIlE
FARM FOR \ LONG TINE OWNED AND &C
CUPIED BY COLONEL ROBERT +. MOkRlsS,
TO BE SOLD Al AUCTION UNDER \ DEED
In execution Of n deed OF trust made by Robert
+. Morriss to James Alfred Jones and John A.
Meredith. "a trustees. bearing date November
Is. 1869. aud duly recorded, we n substituted
trustees and observation-disclosures, being there
10 required by the creditor secured AMI Ia ODe-
dicnce 10 a iecreo Of the Chancery Court of tue
city OF Richmond, entered April 10. 1894, To the
consolidated causes OF {. W. Morriss and ala Va
Virginia state Insurance Company and ais and
{. ". and u. +. horriss W. james Alfred Jones.
trustee, and ais. Will sell by public auction, a;
the Mansion House, on the promises. Oh
WEDNESDAY. JUSE -. 1894,
az II o'clock W., the VALUABLE FARM above
referred 10, situated In HenrtcO county. on the
east SIDE OF tho Mechanicsvlile tur pike, upon
which II has a long frOnt. extending back " the
Chickahominy ri'cr, ana containing $50
ACRES. more or loss, embracing, besides the
excellent highland, a quantity OF thickAhominy
lOw-grouuis. a !nrgo area o. the nnest truck
lands, ami "A suhicloncy OF wOOdla9d.
The buildings CONSIST OF n dwelling with the
Usual Out-buildlnSs, ana some other rctttc-
msnts, such AS tenants houses. sc.
There are few estates combining more Gle
meuts OF value Than tais. In the first place, II
~ "A large estate very near 10 the city oi hlch-
mOnd. on an excellent rOa :. and embracing
some Of The best trucking land In the county.
the -Oll being similar - that OF the noted yrge-
table section Oi Hanover county. Then, again,
80 nearness to n growing clty, such ~ kicn-
mond now ~. %IustIfes tho hope OF a very large
ly-lncreased value In n few years: and again, II
Il SAID TO contain inexhaustlblo quantities OF the
very inest clay Tor pottery, HIe-bilcS, thing, a..
Specimens OF ware burned out OF the clay
above referred 70 are IN possession Of Colonel
Robert +. MOrriss, who viii doubtless be glad TO
sh ~ them.
We can confidently recommend this property
10 tue farmer, manufacture, and specUlatcr as
PROMISING nne returns lu The near future.
IhiS property viii De Oiere tIEt In sixteen
subdivisions as shown on a plat made by James
7. Redd & Sons, To be seen at the onico Of y. ".
Bowe AMI on the promises on the day OF sale.
and then rs n whole, and the Offering which
produces the largest Aggregate price Will have
preference over the other.
TERMS: by consent, one fourth cash, AMI tho
residue IN three equalinstalments NJ siX, twelve.
and eighteen months. Tor negotiable notes, win
interest added and secured b. q trust decd on
the property. GEORGE l. CHRISTIAN,
EDMUND WADDILL. JB.,
substituted Trustees and Special Commissions
ers.
CHAPMAN W. MoRRisS AND OTHERS. PLAINrIFFS.
". VIRGINIA STATE INSURANCE COMPANY AND
OTHERS, DEFtsDAsrs. ND &. ". AND K. +.
MOKRIs>, PLAINTIFFS. VS.. JAMES ALFRED JOSB,,
1RUsIEE. M OTHERS, DEFESDANrs-IS TIE
CnASOERY COCRr or THE CITY or RICHMOND.
/. Charles ". Gcddin. ,lork Of the sai1 court,
certify that the bond required Of tbs special
commissioners by the decree in said causs oil
April 10, 1894. has been duly gwen.
Given under ms hand this 2stn day II April.
1894. CHARLES ". GODDIN,
my II Clerk.