The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-22
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF
I" white Marsh :


ter County, on salt water. The man
sion, while perhaps Two hundred ,. years.
improvements, and is located on an
elevation overlooking almost the en-
tire plantation. and is surrounded by
a remarkably handsome grove of trees
of many varieties. Nearly every kind
of outbuldi:g, such as cattle barns,
horse barns. grantry, hay barns, car
riage houses. smokehouse. piEgery,
siios. laborcrs' and managers homes,
in unlimited quantities. and the land
is unusually fertile. For generations
White Marsh" has been celebrated. not
only as one of the finest old artisto-
as one ot the most fertile farms as we'll
Oyster shore attached TO place.
Actin under'a deed of trust from
p. Il. Hawkins and wife, duly recorded
IN IN the clerks office Of the Gloucester
and s, default having been made In the
payment OF certain money. therein Sc
benetciary we shall re sell by o pubie
auction. on the premises. on
FRIDAY. THE 2OTH DAY or NO
NEMBER. 1914. at ~ NJ.
the above mentioned property de-
scribed in the said deed OF trus, as fol-
.Ail chat. certain tract of land lying
in the State of Virginia. Known and
called White Marsh, and containing
one ON on, Thousand ninal -os seven hundred and
bounded and more particllariy de.
adjoining the lands of Evelina Mary
sai,t S, and Catherine v: Lee. called
Robert Hare, ana further bounded Dy
the public road leading from Hickory
FORK TO Gloucester Courthouse. from
the point on said road to which the said
south White Marsh tract Joins the tract
hereby conveney; thence up. said road
TO the fork OF the road leading 10
"a I'm Il
leading to Robins Mill to tho Robins
Neck Road; thence along The Robins
Robins Neck to Hickory FORK; thence
up the last named road 20 a point where
The said South White Marsh tract of land
land; thence along the boundary line,
but excluding South White Marsh tract.
piece of land owned by the late Mr..
ya II Ess 10 william J. Burlee from the
crime V. Lee, and lying north of the
Pnbli 6 read read leading from Robins Mil
swamp, then owned Jointly by the said
Eyelina Mary Baiiiiere and Catherine
through the land called the 'Shipyari'
70 the land on. the 'Shipyard' tract OF
rne, 20 OF Mspn wit Gre tbe bng all that
thereto belonging. or in any wise ap-
11 pert e. Which Mdsh WAS conveyed by
Evelina Mary Bailliere and Frederick
H.. Bailliere.' her husband, and Cath.
crime V. Lee and Il. NJ. Lee, her hus-
band, to the said William j. Burlee,
recorded in the clerks office OF the
Circuit Court of Gloucester County In
u: b. Is; p l. to which said last men
toned deed reference is hereby made
for greater certainty of descriptions"
TERMS: Cash as to expenses OF
executing this trust and to pay off and
DISCHARGE u note for $3.50. due Sep
TENDER 4, 1914. and Il credit AZ to the
following payments: sl,S9O. due March
!, di9915: sl.SSo. due September 4. 1915:
tember. T.. 1916; $3.50, due March i,
1917. $3.50, due September 4, 1917;
S1,S90 and S12,60O. due March 4, 1915;
Sl,5l2, due September 4, 1918; S1,5I2
and $4,000, due March 4, 1919; S1,134,
due due September 4, 1919; slIs4 and sl2,-
TENDER 4, 1920; s756 and $4,000. due
March 1. 1921: $37S, due September T.
1921; S37S and $4,000, due March L.
1922; said five notes for $4,000 each
being for principal, and the other notes
for interest thereon. Any. residue OF
sums at one and two years, with per
cent interest from date OF sale.
All of the deferred payments and in
terest thereon to be secured on the
property by deed of trust.
white Marsh" can be reached from
River. where steamers plying between
West Point, Va, and Baltimore stop,
OF from Roane's Wharf. coming from
Norfolk. Va.
J. L. BROWN.
Charleston. w. Va.
S. S. T.. PATTERSON,
Richmond, Va,