The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-08
By r. 3. CHAFFIN & CO.. INC.
Real Estate Auctioneers,
Richmond. Va.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF
p" White Marsh"

The handsomcst Colonial estate in
Eastern Virginia, situated in Glouccs-
Ter county, on salt water. The man
IMPROVEMENTS. and is located on an n
tire plantation. and is surrounded BY
n remarkably handsome grove of trees
Of many varieties. Nearly every kind
r riSd houses. smokehouse. pi l cry
is unusually Fertile For rh een aea Ions
only ms one of the finest old artistic
cratic Colonial homes in Virginia, but
as one OF the most fertile farms as we'll.
ACTING under deed OF trust from
p. b. Hawkins and wife. duly recorded
r n the clerks clerks office Of the Gloucester
and s. default having been made In the
payment OF certain money. therein Sc
os1s sh go Fe sell By BY gub tho
| auction. on the premises. on
FRIDAY, THE 2oTH DAY OF NO.
VENEER. 1914. at IL NJ.
the the, ,o abo @, ns property. de-
lows, to wit:
"All that certain tract OF land lying
and the heinz yIa. tn the 6f GGuny of
called White Marsh,' and contalnine
ono Thousand seven hundred and
and sold in gross and not by the acre.
bounded and moro particularly de.
scrtbsd d, as as follows. to-wit:
Baiiiiere and Catherine ". Lee, called
south White Marsh, formerly owned by
Robert 10 Hare. and further bounded by
Fork to Gloucester Courthouse. from
| the point on said road to which the said
| nereDy COnVenev. thenCa n
Robins. Mil: thence along the Road
Neck Road; thence along the Robins
Neck Road to the road leading from
Robins ,, Neck to Hickory Fork; thence
the said South White Marsh tract Of land
Joins the said White Marsh tract of
aad 9s ouEh Ms MsEsSy
to the beginning. Also that other
piece piece ,S Of IL land owned by. the. late Mr..
veyanee to William j. Euriee from the
said EXelina Mary Bailliere and Cath
crime v: Lee; and lying north of the
into Robins Neck. the woodland called
sEy ya'1I: then hem owned Jointly by the said
Y. Lee. and including the right of way
through, the land called the 'Shipyard'
to- to the land an on the 'shipyard' tract of
tract of land. with the appurtenances
thereto belonging. or in any wise APP
pertaining, which was conveyed by
Evelina Mary Bailllere and Frederick
H: Bailllere. her husband, and Cath
Dand. to the said William j. Burlee,
recorded record. in the CLERKS office of the
ID. B. %, p; l. to which said last mon
toned deed reference is hereby made
FOR greater certainty of descriptions"
TERMS: Cash as to expenses of
n aus fo pns Sc pay Due off send
TENDER 4. 1914, and a credit as S to the
following payments: $500, due March
dSI6; 1880. due September 4, 1915;
sSd;SSo. March d., 4: 1915; $3.50. due Sep
$3.50 and $12.soo. due March q, 1918:
$1,512, due September 4, 1918; s1,51S
and $4,000, due March 4, 1919: s1,i34,
i SsS; s1s M$5 5sS liz iEsss6; s7Ss asS Ser
March 4. 1921. s37S.. due September i,
1921; 1913 and $4,000, due March T.
1922: said five notes for $12,60o each
being for principal, and the other notes
purchase money to BIO paid in equal
sums at one and two years. with 6 per
cent interest from date Of sale.
All of the deferred payments and In
property by deed of trust
White Marsh" can be reached from
Gloucester Point or Clay Bank, on York
RIVER. where steamers plying between
or from Roanes Wharf, coming from,
j. F. BROWN,
Charleston. w. Va.
S. S. p. PATTERSON,
Richpond. Va,