The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-07
Farm Lands in Demand.

located near to Richmond, are attracting
attention from afar. The Commiss oner OF
Agriculture receives letters daily from
The North and the West, in which the
writer's make urgent inquiry concerning
such lands. The real estate agents OF
the city are also receiving such inquiries
by nearly every mail.
a new real estate ageEHy, Cassellman
and Company, No. lilo Min Street. has
recently been established TO do that kind
of business exclusively. This firm has
already established German colony Of
of farmers in Chesterfield county. These
German farmers have kought and paid for
small farms, moved their families in, and
iaYe gone to work with a will TO make
several blades of grass grow where only
one peeped through Chesterfield soil be-
fore. Cassellman and Company have sold
in this way something over Two thousand
acres of Chesterfield dirt, and they eX-
pect soon TO have other desirable colo
MES located on Virginia farms.
The real estate firm of Green and Redd
arc again advertising the Farrnvilie and
Powhatan Railroad, which they will sell
at public auction on Wednesday, June
1th.. Il noon
Auction Sales This Week.
There will be some interesting auction
sales this week. among them the follow
ing.
On Tuesday. by Mcveigh and CHM,
valuable suburban acreage site on the
Hermitage Road, fronting on Sherwood
Park.
On tn esame day. c. l.. and c. H. De-
noon will sell the dwelling, No. PIG NJ
Street.
On the same date Augustine Royal and
Company will sell a valuable farm near
Forest Hill. In Chesterfield county.
On "Wednesday TIE A. >. --eewning Com
pany will sell the property at the cor
of CT
same day they will sell several building
lots In Barton Heights.
On Thursday the same firm will sell
the brick residence. No $40 Randolph
Street. IL
On Thursday G." l.. and II. L. Denoon
VIII sell the two dwellings, Nos. 23Oi and
1866 Marshall Street.
On the same day McVe!gh and Glinn
will sell the eight-room brick dwelling.
No so North I'wenty-seventh Street.
On Friday the A. j. Chewing Company.
Will sell the residence, No 9l4 West Leigh
Street.
Property Transfers.
Richmond: Home Building Company to
Nora b. Newell, IS feet on east side OF
Seventeenth Street. IS feet south Of Mar
shall Street s2,2G
Nora 3. and Thomas d. Newell to Jas.
l.. Cottrel As feet on east side of Seven
teenth Street. 10 feet souht of Marshall
Street. $1,000.
r. B. Rowe and wife TO Lucille x. ITALIA
ferro g feet on north line of Grace
Street 5oi feet east of Allen Avenue, s6,-
800
Charles a. Brown and wife to Amelia
Heller, IS feet on north line of Grace
Street 27.S feet west Of Lombardy Street,
Sl,eGO
Henrico; 7. j, and w. r. Francis and
wives 10 Farrell Meadows. so acres about
10 miles northwest OF city of Richmond
10 miles northwest Of city OF Richmond
500
West End Realty Corporation TO Aman-
oa Il. Brown lot No. 2. in Block No. Q,
plan OF Park Place Annex, $37o
+. h. Finch to Alexander Board lot
NO, p IN plan of Bowling Green, sl35
Anne Palmer and Z. Nelson FEELS TO
p. q, Vans AgncW, four-nnth interest
intWo tracts Of land aggregating 2.35 acres
on the south side OF Cary Street Road.
adjoining the Richmond, Fredericksburg
and Potomac Railroad, 50.
e. G, and Susan II. r. Vans Agnew and
George J.. Dyer and william A Moncure
and Wife, 10 the Richmond, Tredericks-
burg and Potomac Railroad Company 2
tracts OF land, aggregating 2,35 acres
ON the south side of Cary street Road
adjoining the Richmond, Fredericksburg
and Potomac Railroad, $3.50,