Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-09-16

said land and Of tho survey Is at
tached 20 and fled with the petition
OF the said Chesapeake and Ohio
Railway Company in the Clerks Of
fee OF the Court aforesaid. And
which said plat OF the survey together
with a profile showing the cats and
fills. there being no trestles and
bridges. with a memorandum and
description required by statute are
made a part OF said petition. The
said land so sought to be condemned
being more particularly described as
follows:
Beginning at the intersection OF
the center line OF the Chesapeake and
Ohio Railway Company and the d.
viding line between the lands OF Tenn
perance Industrial Institute. Incor-
rated. and Ned cambridge, the same
point being Station 451t60 in said
center line: thence northwesterly
with said dividing line to a point : 5
feet distant from said center line and
measured at right angles therefrom;
thence easerly parallel with and rs
feet distant from said center line SO
feet TO point opposite station
49, roo on center line and measured
at right angles therefrom: thence
easterly 1887 feet to a point 80 feet
distant from center line and meas
ured at right angles therefrom at sta
ton 453 90: thence easterly parallel
and so feet distant from center line
1.lS5 feet to a point in the dividing
line between the lands OF Temper
ance Industrial Institute. Incorpo-
rated, and Ole Carlsbad: thence with
said dividing line southerly, inter
secung center line at station 464-rSO
10 point SO feet distant from center
line and measured at right angles
therefrom; thence westerly parallel
with and SO feet distant from center
line / ,195 feet 10 a point opposite sta
lion 453-0O on the center line and
measured AT right angles therefrom;
thence westerly 1887 feet 70 a point
on the dividing line between the
lands OF Temperance Industrial Insti-
tute, Incorporated, and Ned Dan
bridge. said point being IS feet dis
tant from center line measured at
right angles therefrom at station
452+0O; thence with said dividing
line nOrthwesterly TO point OF begin
ming containing 2.S1 acres. Refer
ence is directed to the said Railway
COmpany's petition, plat. profile. de-
scripuon and memorandum filed in
the Clerks Office OF the Court afore-
said on the Sth day of September.
1905.
The land aforesaid is owned by
the Temperance Industrial Institute,
Incorporated, and Is subject to a deed
OF trust from K. II. Slater and wife
TO II. b. Warren, Trustee. dated Oc-
tober 2d. 1900. and recorded in
James City County Deed Book q.
page $50, conveying land OF which
the above described land is a part.
The said II. B. Warren. Trustee, being
dead. NJ :. Warren has qualified as
his executor, and no trustee has been
substituted for II. b. Warren. de
ceased. Second: a vendors lien IN
favor r.. Il. Slater upon the tract OF
land owned by the Temperance In
dustrial Institute, Incorporated, OF
which the above described land
sought 10 be condemned is a part. the
same being reserved in a deed from
r. H. Slater 10 Charles 5. Boston.
dated May 2lst, 1903. and recorded
IN James City County. Deed Book No.
9. page 200.
AL persons concerned are hereby
directed 10 take due notice hereof
and govern themselves accordingly.
THE CHESAPEAKE a. OHIO RAIL
WAY COMPANY.
BY r. G.. Bickford.
Counsel.