Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-16
AUCTION sales.--future Days.
TRUSTEES SALE
l. OF
VALUABLE MINES,
MINING LANDS, MINING MACHINERY, AND
IMPROVEMENTS.

The undersigned trustees under deed OF
trust executed 10 them by the " Piedmont Man
ganese and Iron Company, OF Baltimore city,,
dated on the 18th day Of November, 1857, VIII.
by virtue of the provisions OF the said deed, and
In exercise of tho power therein conferred upon
them, sell at the COURTHOUSE STILE, IN Low
ingston, Nelson county, Va, on
MONDAY, APRIL 25TH (C0uRT-DAYl, IN The
YEAR 1892,
the following TRACTS OF LAND. situated In the
said county of Nelson, In the State OF virginia
ana known as the "LANEYILLE TRACT and
tho WEST TRACT" OF LAND. The Lane
vile tract" containing 1,6l4 ACRES, more OF
lees. and now or lately bounded by the lands OF
Joseph II. Turner, Il. X. Lewis, X. Kenna camp
bell, and others, and also by the James river, 1t
being the same formerly owned by Philip b. {.
Cabell and aiterward by the late ID. j. hartsook
and by Robert Nj. Thomson, and more ecentiy
by Camm Patteson and s. 3. 7. Patteson; ana
the other tract Of land, which is known as the
WEST PLACE" containing 800 ACRES, more
or less, and bounded on one side by the " Lane.
vile tract" OF which said tract the "West Place
once formed part. and bv the lands OF Archer
Pamphn. q. r. Lewis, and others, 1t being the
same which was formerly owned BY Philp b.
Cabell and afterward by w. n. West, ID. j. Hart
sock, Robert NJ. Thomson, and more recently by
Camm Patteson and s. y. =. Patteson.
Both OF said tracts were conveyed TO said Pied
mont Manganese and Iron Company OF Balt-
more city," by John b. n. Berry, by deed dated
the Gath day Of June. 1885, and duly recorded
said county Of Nelson, In Deadlock ~, page
247, etc.
And also at the same time, ALL THE BUILD
INGS AND IMPROVEMENTS THEREON. and
all the appurtenances thereof, and especially all
the Mines, Minerals. Mining Rights, Engines
Machinery, and Fixtures OF every kind what
ever In or on said property.
Tits property has a front OF nearly mile
upon the James river Is trnversed 10 its full ex-
tent by the James-River Division OF the Chesa-
peake and Ohio railway, has about three nun.
dred acres Of land cleared and In good state OF
cultivation, ana II contains several rich veins OF
Specular, Magnetic, Brown Hemat'te, and MAN
ganese Iron Ores, In which two shafts have been
sunk to the depth Of 120 and 100 feet, respec-
lively, which are both timbered and in proper
condition to resume working. These mines are
supplied with suitable machinery-two Steel
Boilers OF forty end ffly-horse power. one
Pumping Engine, one Double-Cylindor Cleared
Hoist, together with Pumps. Pipes, Buckets,
Mine-cars and allnecessary apparatus, ana TIE
oil necessary Mining and Blacksmiths' TSois,
Biocke. Ropes. Cordsge, Piping, etc.
The cultivated portion IL supplied with good
farmhouse, with barns. stable. and suitable OUT
puildlngs. and the mining part has . dwelling
house and cflco for superintendent, three dwell
ing houses for operatives or employees, black
smiths shop, wagou-sbcds, tables, &c.
The sale VIII be made without reserve, ana the
terms are one third cash, one third In SIX moufhs,
and ono third In twelve months, or all cash At
tho option VI the purchaser, the credit paymontr
70 bear interest and 10 DO secured 10 the sails
faction u the trustees
ROBERT Q. DAVIDSON,
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