Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-16
" LDNESDAY, OCJOBEK I, ~.
Commencing AT NOON,
FIRSr:


The CALICO MILLS. fronting on %,
eastern Cmbankment of the basin NJ he
| Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company
! together with the EXTENSIVE "a.
| CflNERY, TOOLS, OFFICE FIENi.
! TURE AND FIXTURES. WATER
RIGHTS, BRANDS, TRADEMARKS
AND GOOD WILL.
SPECIAL ATTENTION IS called to no
! Following facts IN regard 10 this pro-
| perty:
l. THE MILL BULDING-The GaleD
/ Mil was founded a century ago, blt ,8
/ present structure was built after the Ore
/ OF 1860, In the moss substantial manner,
| erence 10 the convenient and ecOnom. ID
| handling OF mill products II IS from
/ SIX 10 eight stories high. OF pressed brick.
/ WIN slate roof, and presents most ll'
| posing and beautiful appearance. Il "a
! equipped with patent automatic spura-
! Ter, supplemented by a reservoir on t3
! roof. which greatly reduces the rate "
insurance. II is located I'm the heagt Il
| the city, surrounded on an four sides by
streets or thOrOughfares, ana d. distant
| only three blocks from the p0st-once.
2. THE MACHINERY-ls OF the most
substantial character. Recently cone
plete cOrnmeal OUTFIT capable " 1-. De-
Ing 1900 bushels daily. and new roller
mill, capable Of turning out 5lo barrels
or nour per day, have been added m t.9
plant The daily capacity Of the mll 10
flour Is LOO barrels; i'm meal. 25l nl.d-
els. In fact in cOmpardtEely re-
cent years over $4,000 has been 'cng
in machinery and other Improvements
g. WArER-POWER-The water supply
Is drawn from the canal and basin M no
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Con. .nf,
and IS enjoyed under pcrr0f l1l grants,
one half Of 81 uDon "A moderate rent tla
other half free OF any rent 0r charge
whatever. II has a head or GAN NJ over
35 feet. furnishing abundant power. anl
never fails or varies, being unaffected
by freshets, drOughts. or ice and al,s
gether Is without rs equal In the cul'l.
:. RAILROAD FACILITIES. &c-Hl'-
mill, thus connecting ir with the erlt
Chesapeake and Ohio and other trunk
lines. Vessels load within i've blocks <
its doors.
3. BRANDS are some thirty I'm number.
and include the celebrated "Gailego" and
"O'Dance' -four brands. which are fl-
nous at home and abroad, and have f0r
a hundred years had "A commanding popu-
larty in the markets Of South America.
SECOND:
Immediately after the foregoing sale,
We VIII sell az public auction. on tho
premises. that LARGE FOUR-STORY
BRICK STOREHOUSE. adjacent 10 tho
Gallego Mills. fronting on The basin
bank, and running back 20 Twelfth street
II is a most desirable piece OF business
property and is capable OF being con-
yerted INTO three stores.
TERMS OF SALE: One fourth II the
purchase-mOney 20 be paid i'm cash. anI
the residue In three equal instalmcnts,
at one, two, and three years from the
Day of sale. for which the purchases
shall execute their bonds. bearing infer-
est at the rate OF per cenum per ave
mum from the day VI sale PAYABLE saml.
said bonds 10 d. secured bv
deeds OF trust on the property sold. ana
by sufficient insurance on the buildings
against fire. an tho cost OF the purchasers.
The purchaser of the mill succeeds I'D
the rights and obligations OF rho water
eases ana contracts. but Is not 20 re-
liable for amy instalmont OF water rent
hat shall have become due and PAYABLE
hereunder prior 10 the day of sale. bur
only for those lnsialmeuts that shall bee
,ome due and payable after said day Of
sale.
ALL SALES MADE UNDER THIS ADJ
yERTlSEMENT ARE MADE Subject
70 THE APPROVAL or THE COURT.
Circulars and other information VIII 20
furnished by the auctiOneers or mo ua-
iersigned. T. H. ELLETT
JOHN PICKREIL
Trustees
J. y. Elan & Co. Pollard g. Baghv. "a
J. Thompson Brown q Co, AucuOnc.ra
au 6-Tu&SaSw&tds