Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-14

IN execution OF lNe NtffiUtl -iilNii-
toned decree we viii sell by public auc-
ton. on the premises, on
TUESDAY. MAY II. 1895.
beginning at Il O'Clock NJ. the LARGE
WELL-KNOWN, AND VERY .NAI.UA-
BILE FLOUR-MILLS above referred TO-
sometimes known as the "HAAALL-
CRENSHAW MILLS" with the unusu.
horse power, and other appurtenances ana
privileges belonging thereto.
The mills are capable OF turning OUT
daily 1850 barrels Of -FOUR and l,2W BUSH
els OF corn-meal, and are equipped win
much OF the latest and most approved
machinery. The immense water-poWer.
capable OF being greatly increased by pro-
per utilization: the large ar as or alli-
cent vacant lands. and the great capacity
Of the buildings. there being over lz9,nv
feet OF floor room. viii permit. indeed ih-
vites the establishment Of other INDUS
tries. such as an electric plant, or WOOL
len. cOttOu- or paper-miiis, or an eN-
tension Of the presen. plant.
The brands have an almost worli-Wlde
reputation and possess 81 az value.
The never failing and abundant supply
of water which furnishes power IS drawn
from the river by a private canal easily
and cheapiy maintained, and the isolat on
Of the mills minimiz $ the danger - mr..
These mills. with so many valuable dp-
purtenances. and situated In city SO
favored in climate. health. and unriNalled
shipping facilities by water and ran, ana
sion. should attract the attention OF man.
ufacturers and capitalists.
The VACANT LOTS may be sold with
the mills or separately as may seem
best at the time OF sale.
The Southern railway connecting WIN
| all transportation lines here. water and
rail. has stem right In the MIDST ot
| asserts that the water-power can bs
| doubled
TERMS: one fourth cash: and the resi-
! due In three equal instalmenis ot one,
| two. and three years for bonds bearing
| interest from DAY ot sale and the interest
| payable sem annually, and the purchaser
| 10 keep the buildings, machinery. and
fixtures adequately insured as further
| security for the purchase money ana the
! title to be retained until all the purchas.
| money f. paid and conveyance ordered
| by the Court The purchaser IS 70 assume
| the perpetual annual ground rent OF Z,0O)
| bushels OF merchantable corn, 90 accrue
| and become due from and after De
! cember 81, 1885,. and the taxes, state and
| city, for the year 1885, bur the purchas r
/ Is 10 have the option Of paying all cash
/ or a larger proportion thereof than one
/ fourth. and OF giving bonds to mature a.
! earlier dates ihan those above indicated.
WILLIAM j. LEAKE
FRANK W. CHRISTIAN.
AUBIN L. BOULWARE.
". G. CRENSHAW. JR..
Special Commissioners
| Crenshaw and others who sue SC.
| OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. IidlntlUs,
| vs..
HaxalI- Crenshaw Company and others,
49,. .................''.''' Deiehdah's'
| and
Planters National Bank, Plaintiff,
against
| same Jeremiah
| In the Chancery Court Of the city VI
| Richmond:
T. Charles W. Goddln. Clerk OF said
| Court certify that the bond required OF
| the special commissioners by the decree
| in said cause of March 3. 1894, mas been
| duly given.
Given under my hand this 22d day OF
| Nav. 1894 CHARLES ". GODDiN,
| an 7142l 2S& Ny 5.l2&li Clerk.