The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-08
AuCr1or sl1Es-TH1s DAY.
BY A. c. Harr1an and
Augustine Royal e. Co.,
Ct;1 oFlTHE CELEBRATED


Augustine Royal & CO.,
e. OF e'fS THE IEScELEBRATED
& swEsTHAM GRANITE QUARRIES
on James River, in Chesterfield county,
ries are connected with the Southern Rail,
way by branch road Tho State ana
buildings in tno city. ,St,, 4e
buildings wee built of granite from these
squarries. This Is considered the most
w K 'pn
TUESDAY. AFR1L s, 1891
8 In front Of the Courthouse in the city Of
Manchester. Va. at II o clock ~
Court y for the q counts sse of
tered on the Esd Gay OF January. 1907, IN
the chancery suit therein dspendlns,
VS.. Westtam Granite Co.. we Will expose
for sale at public auction, on the day,
hour and at the place named above. the
following exceedingly valuable granite
First.A tract of land lying in Chester
field county, about miles from the City
Of Manchester. on James River: o1ne2sn-
underlaid with an ineShaustible. supply OF
the finest granite. and QuarrleS have oeen
ana in he n
Railway has 4 branch road running up tc
these quarrieS.
second. ~ tract OF lana III Siiu CouhtS
near the above tract, known as "Gresn.s
Quarry" containing n $500 acres. ms
quarry has been in successful operation
e .nn is So Justly
noted. The State and War Department
buildings in Washington: D. c., were
built from granite fr9m these Is
tract Of land in said county, about 1hs
miles below the city Of Manchester. corr
tanning 20 $4,000 acres This land fronts front
on the Richmond and Petersburg Turn
pike. On this property is splendid bed
of fine granite. now leased and operated tea
Richmond and Petersburg Railroad and
the seaboard Air Line Railway. The
Richmond and Petersburg Electric Rail
way runs Immediately in front OF this
One acre of this tract fronts on James
River, near the ''Whitby'. tract. and was
used by the Westham Granite Co. for
wharf purposes. and is connected with
that part of the land now occupied and
worked by Mr.. John MCGOWAN by
right of way.
Fourth. "A tract of land lying in said
county, on James River and adjoining
| the second described piece of property IN
| this advertisement, containing 81 acres ;r;s
| land is underlaid with an inexhaustlble
supply Of the finest granite.
Fifth. A tract Of land in said county,
lust below the city of Manchester. on
James River, containing y 3l9-1000 acres;
about 2 acres of this land lies within the
corporate limits of the city of Mancnes,
| ter; on this tract OF land were located
| the granite sheds. where the stone was
| cut for the new State and War Depart
ment buildings in Washington Tais Is
| particularly valuable piece OF property: II
! IS immediately opposite Rockets. in the
! city OF Richmond. The Southern Railway
through this + a ahd w.h
FOR manufacturing plants. warehouses. etc
These splendid pieces OF property Should
attract the attention OF capitalists ,t arc 70
| much highly desirable property is put OF
| the market. Diagrams OF t:-s property
can be. seen at the Offices OF the auc-
tioneers, and will be mailed to any part:
seeking information regarding these
properties Parties wishing to see these
| lands before day Of sale the auctloneers
will take pleasure in showing them
| TERMS-One-third cash. the residue II
three equal installments. payable respec.
lively at 6. Il and IS months from day O.
sale, the credit installments carrying in
! trest from day of sale: the purchaser or
purchasers executing negotiable notes.
payable on said respective dates. ana the
| title of the property retained until the
| purchase money is fully paid and con-
| veyance ordered by. the court.
| CHAS. y. WILLIAMS,
R.. CARTER SCOTT,
Special Commissioners.
! V1RGINIA-IN THE OFFICE OF. THE,
CLERK-OF THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
| CHESTERFIELD COUNTY:
First National Bank of Baltimore, which
sues. ETC..
| VS..
Nestham Granite Company. OF Virginia.
1 hereby certify that the bond required
of the commissioners. ChaS u. Williams
/ and r. Carter Scott, in the above-men-
! toned cause. has been duly. executed.
Given under my hand this I'D day OF
- E. H. FLoURNOY. Clerk.
BY c. II. Oliver, Auctioneer.
! No. 20 East Broad STREET, Old Phone 1855.
I
! ORGAN. FURNITURE. SHOWCASES,
| ETC, AT AUCTION.
7 will sell at my auction house. No. 20
East Broad Street. on
TUESDAY. APRIL S, 1902,
| at 1880 y. NJ.
one Upright Organ, in good order: one
! Showcase. Oak and other Chamber
| Suits. Lounges Couches. Chairs. Odd Bed
| steads. Bureaus. Washstand. WARDROBE
| Extension Tables. etc; also a lot OF
| other goods too numerous to mention.
| GEO. V. OLIVER. Salesman.
AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAYS.
| A COTTON SALE