Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-04
OCTOBER 4. 1893,
Commencing AT NOON,

FIRST:
| The CALICO MILLS, fronting on the
| eastern embankment of the basin OF the
| Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company
! together. with the EXTENSIVE Ma
| CHINERY TOOLS, OFFICE fC hNl.
TURE AND FIXTURES, WATkk.
SPECIAL ATTENTION is called to the
| following facts i'm regard % this pro-
i. THE MILL BUILDING-The Gallego
! Mil was founded century ago. but the
| present structure was built after the IRE
] of 1865, IN the m9r, substantlli manner
/ az cost of $4,000 and with special lcI-
! erence TO the convenient ana economical
handling Of mill products. II is from
/ six 10 eight stories hign, OF pressed pIicN'
with slate ROOF. and presents II iloaL lit-
posing and beautiful appearance. II Is
equipped with q patent automatic spilhh-
Ter. supplemented by % reservoir on inc
roof which greatly reduces the rate OF
| insurance II is located in the heart OF
the city. surrounded on all four sides DN
streets or thoroughfares. and is distant
only three blocks from the post-Qihce.
2. THE MACHINERY-Is or the most
substantial character. Recently q COM
plete cOrnmeal outfit. capable OF grind
ing $500 bushels daily, and a new roller
mill. capable Of turning out 800 barrels
OF -four per day. have been added 10 the
plant The daily capacity Of the mill IN
-four is Loo barrels. i'm meal, 200 BUSH
cent years over $1,000 has been spent
In machinery and other improvements.
g. WATER-POWER-I water supply
is drawn from the canal and basin OF me
Chesaueake and Ohio Railway company
ana Is enjoyed under perpetual grants,
one half of II upon a moderate rent, The
other half free or any rent or cAdlBe
whatever. Z; has q head or fail OF over
% feet. furnishing abundant power ana
never fails or varies being uuanscled
by freshets drought5. or ice, and alto
gether is without its equal IN the south.
4 RAILROAD FACILITIES &c.-Rail-
road tracks run 20 the very doors OF me
mill. thus connecting II with the great
Chesapeake and Ohio ana other trunk
limos Vessels load within five blocks OF
its doors.
8. BRANDS are some thirty IN number.
and include the celebrated "GallcgO" and
"O'Dauce" Hour brands which are Ia
nous az home and abroad. and have FOR
hundred years had a commanding popu-
larty i'm the markets or South America
SECOND:
Immediately after the foregoing sale
we viii sell at public auction on The
premises that LARGE FOCR-STORf
BRICK STOREHOUSE, adjacent to the
Galego Mills. fronting on the besin
bank. and running back TO Twelfth street
II is a most desirable piece of business
property and IS capable or being con-
vcrted into three stores
TERMS OF SALE. one fourth OF the
purchase-mouey to be paid in cash. and
the residue I'm three equal instalments,
al one, two, and three years from the
day of sale, for which the purchasers
shall execute their bonds bearing inter
mum from the day Of sale. payable semi
annually, said bonds 20 Dee secured by
deeds OF trust on tho property sold. and
bv sufficient insurance on the buildings
against fire. at the cost OF the purchasers.
The purchaser Of the mill succeeds 10
the rights and obligations of the water
leases and contracts. but is not 90 be
liable for any instament Of water rent
that shall have become due and payable
hereunder prior To the day OF sale. but
only for those instruments that shall BE-
come due and payable after said day Of
sale.
ALL SALES MADE UNDER THIS AID
VERTISEMENT ARE MADE SUBJECT
no THE APPROVAL or THE COURT
Circulars and other Information will DO
furnished by the auctionecrs or tho I'M
dersiqued II. II. ELLErT,
JOHN PICkEEI.L.
Trustees.
J. y. Elan & Co, Pollard & Eagby. and
]. Thompson Brown q Co.. AuctiOneers.
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