Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-29


TRUSTEES SALE OF ONE OF
THE MOST ELEGANT AND TRULY VALU-
ABLE FARMS IN KING WILLIAM COUNIl !,
va, CONTAINING f,4J5 ACRES OF LAND, On
TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER II, 1883.
AT O'CLOCK p. NJ, ON THE PREMISES;
THIS VALUABLE FARM Is KNOWN ~
"HORN QUARTER" AND WAS The RESI-
DENCE OF TIE LATE GEORGE TAYLOR
BY virtue Of deed OF trust dated December u,
1875, executed 10y John z. Taylor TO tho under
signed trustee, and duly OF record IN inc county
Court clerks of1ice OF King William county, l
will proceed 10 sell being required 30 TO DO py
the beneficiary az public auction. ON the prem
iscs, on the day above mentioned, That 5tAostn j.
CENT FARM known as "HORN QUARTER"
Containing 40S ACRES OF LAND, with a
SPLENDID BRICK DWELLING thereon COM
tanning twelve large rooms, together with eDun-
dgnt out-housos aud two large barns me DWELL
ing house is supplied with pipes ana ali neces,
sary appliances for furnishing hot and colo
water. There is also canal by which water
may be carried through the garden. THIS land
lies on the north side Of Pamunkey river. only
three and a half miles from Hanover Ccurihouse
and Chesapeake aud Ohio railway, on the main
coanty road leading IRON Gangchick to Nor
mans bridge.
Four hundred acres OF the above land is
heavily imbered with white oak. post OAK, ana
pine: ono acres is what l. called Pamunkey
HAS. aud 40 acres in high lands. This land Is
m hne heart and is susceptible Of the hignesE
cultivation; takes grasses OF all KINDS Wen.
This farm IL Well watered. having the famunkey
on the one side and two never-failing creeks run.
ming through Il, besides numerous springs anu
a we'll OF the fnest water In the yard. The lawn
and garden contain ten or twelve acres OF land.
The lawn is beautifully terraced aud contains
some Of the most beautiful and rare shade-trees
20 be found anywhere. There Is large mill
pond on the place and mill site. Taken alto
gether this IA one OF the most noted aud Valuable
farms 10 DO found anywhere 10 the state OF ' II
glnis, being only eighteen miles from hich,
mOnd on the Chesapeake and ONO railway, anl
three and a half miles from the depot. Located
I'm pleasant and healthtul neighboi hood, con
veniont 20 churches, schools, aud post-Oin &c,
this truly desirable estate should attract me at
tention Of those seeking beautiful country re-
treat or for those looking Cor lrst-class invest
ments. as the fertility Of the soil and the abun-
dance Of valuable timber thereon and us Prox-
unity TO market make IL Ia every way iHl-
mensely valuable. We would also call the at
tention OF sporismen 10 this farm IL wouil
make one Of the finest huntiug-lodges In this
section, as it abounds In game OF oil kinds, such
"a partrldges, turkeys, &C.
For further particulars please call on the euc-
tioneers or the undersigned, and they wiil taSe
great pleasure in giving the same Parties at
tending the sale will get of the train al Hanover
Courthouse and private cOnveyances Will take
them 10 the farm. II purchasers desire II he
land will be divided aud sold In parcels 70 sui
them.
TERMS OF SALE: One fourth cash; balance on q
credit Of one, two, three, Gnd four years for
bonds In equal iDstalments, carrying interest
payable annually, from day OF sale. secured by
deed Of trust on the land. The owner Is deter
mined TO sell, and IL desired by purchasers the
terms will be made much moro liberal.
After the sale OF the land the owner, Mr.. John
Penn Taylor, will offer az public or private sale
the Personal PROPERTY on the place. con
sisting In part Of Horses, E.ules, Cattle, Hogs
and many excellent Farming Implements. with
a Saw Frame, Carriage, and Tracks; also, House
hold Furniture, including two very fine Mirrors
JOHN II. GUY,
2a2630. Se26&0 Trustee.