Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-14
WEDNESDAY. JUNE IA. 1899,

WEDNESDAY. JUNE ii. 1899,
commencing at IL o'clock NJ. the above
| Ing order:
l. THE CALICO CORN-MILLS. on
| south side OF Canal street between
Eleventh and Twelfth streets, with all
the privileges thereto belonging. and tbs
| LOI upon which 1t stands, fronting *
teet 2 Il inches on Canal street and eX-
tending back los feet. The building
which IL Of brick, IS substantially built
and six stories high. The power Is sup
| piled by Il large oVershOt water-wheel.
.. THAT VALUABLE LOT at the
southwest corner of Canal and Twelfth
streets adjoining and east OF the pro-
perty last mentioned, fronting 69Xlto feet,
ana having thereon the massive founda-
ton walls of the building formerly
known as the NEW MILLS" which
were destroyed by fire some years ago.
These foundation walls were built at
cost Of about $4,000, and will now sup
port any building which may DO erected
thereon. The stream Of water which turns
the wheels of the Gallego Mills passes
through this lot, and has a fall of about
- feet. thus affordng the purchaser an
opportunity to avail himself of this
valuable Water-powel.
Offices of the Chancery Court of Rich
mOnd city and the County Court of Hen
rico. the WATER RIGHTS OF these two
pieces of property are specifically defined;
waste gates and raceways of the Gallego
Mills to the above lots is compulsory, and
said lots are entitled 20 the FREE use
OF all water which flows from the wheels
of the Gallego Mills, or which wastes
through the gates of said mill when not
I'm operation, FOREVER. This water
power Is not affected either by high or
low water in James river or by ice. The
above-described two lots will be sold to-
gether in order that both lots may have
"a lGnpflf
purteuant thereto.
3. VACANT LOT known as BASIN
SPRING LOT. at southeast corner of
Canal and Eleventh streets, adjoining
ing ~ feet on Canal street running back
IT, feet.
owing to the peculiar topography Of this
lot. having at its i:on. me old James
River and Kanawha basin, from which
a good supply of water might be obtain
ed and having about 30 feet In its rear,
the water gates OF the old canal, which
are abou, 50 feet below level Of the
basin. affords an opportunity, at a small
cost. to obtain suitable water-power for
purposes.
Railroad tracks and sidings can be
easily arranged for both the canal and
frontage Of this proper
~. rendering it also very desirable for
an elevator. warehouse. factory. or any
large wholesale or manufacturing bust
ness
I. Thai ' ALL LII ironing LOS
feet on east side of Twelfth street. run
ming back betWces parallel lines 2J6 feet,
more or less. 10 Thirteenth street.
with large frame building thereon, oc-
cupied by Messrs Sheburne 81 Co.,
fronting on Twelfth street, and in rear is
the building formerly used for the stable
Of the Gallcgo Mills, and which fronts
on Thirteenth street This IS an admira-
BILE location for leaf-tObaccO warehouse.
or any business requiring large floor
space. BY arching or flooring over the
tanned at minimum cost, with the fur
her advantage Of two large frontages-
me on Twelfth street. the other on Tnir-
.centh street-its adaptability for com
nOdious and convenient business or man
Ifacturing purposes is Obvious. The run
lng stream vii! furnish without cost TO
he purchaser an unlimited supply of
water for all purposes except power
.. LOT or l. I'D fronting 30 feet on
he east side OF Eleventh street. between
canal and BYRD streets. GO feet deep. with |
/ small frame and brick house thereon.
THIS PROPERTY WILL. FIRST BE |
DEFERRED ~ PARCELS, AS INDI- |
,ATED ABOVE, THEN OFFERED AS |
\ WHOLE. AND THE HIGHEST BID |
WILL BE REPORTED TO |
THE COURT.
TERMS: one fourth cash, balance at
tx. twelve, and eighteen months, neGo- |
liable notes. with interest added. and title |
etained until conveyance Is ordered by |
he court or all cash, at the option of |
he purchaser
r. II. Elicit.
PRESTON COOKE,
Trustees I'm frst-named deed.
w. BRYDON TENANT.
my % Trustee in last-named deed.