The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-01-23

Tract Is. All of the coal and other
minerals on and beneath the surface
of those certain three t3) tracts OF
land lying and being in the county OF
Goochland, containing two hundred
and fifty t250) acres, more or less,
as follows:
First: THAT piece or parcel Of
land, containing fifty-four and six
tenths (54 6-10) acres, being the
same land which was conveyed to the
said party Of the first part by Richard
Powell and Fannie M, his wife.
Second: That piece or parcel of
land. containing one hunderd and
forty GAO acres, more or less. being
the same land which was conveyed to
the said party of the first part by w.
w. Cosby, special commissioner OF
Goochland Circuit court.
Third: That piece or parcel Of
land, containing sixty" and one-fourth
GO 1-4) acres. being the same land
which was conveyed to the said party
of the first part by Jackson Guy. com
missioner of Goochland Circuit court.
Tract IA. All that certain tract or
parcel OF land in the county of Gooch-
land, Virginia, known as lot No. s, in
the division OF the lands of the late
VIM. Firth. deceased, containing
ninety-five t95) acres more or less,
which land was conveyed to Josiah 3.
Ledbetter. deceased.
Tract IS That line OF railroad,
constructed and to be constructed.
extending In a generally eastern di-
rection, and connecting said Carbon
Hill mines of the Old Dominion De-
velopment company, at Laurel sta
ton. nine miles from the city OF Rlch-
mond. with the Richmond, F'reder-
icksburg and Potomac railroad, to-
gether with all of the equipment, roll
ing stock. tools. machinery and Tx
lures appertaining TO said road, to-
gether with It's franchises. rights and
right of way.
Tract 1S. That certain property IN
the city of Richmond, with improve
ments thereon. bounded by Ash street.
Water street, GiIlies creek and James
river, consisting Of those certain pieces
or parcels OF land more particularly
described as follows:
One: A certain lot of land in that
part of the city OF Richmond, Va.
called Rockets, fronting on James
river 20l l-2 feet, and running back
from the river ON the east side of the
lot 200 feet to Water street; thence
westwardly along Water street lA3
feet, inches: thence South 60 IL de-
grees west 1876 feet, 10 inches, TO the
RIVER, being intersacted by street
called Wharf street. running through
i from east to west, bounded on the
west by what was formerly the Lud-
lam and Watson wharf property. now
a part Of the said r. +. Clyde's es-
. tate; on the east by what was former
ly the Palmer wharf property. now
part OF said B. +, Ciyde's estate.
Fl Y, That let-es- land in that
par, of the city OF Richmond, Va
called Rockets. lying ON the south
side of Water street. and on the west
side of Giliies creek, and bounded on
the west by what was formerly the
Palmer wharf property.
Three: Lots six and seven, on a
plat recorded in deed book 129 A,
page I4s. Richmond Chancerv court
clerks office. with deed dated Octo-
Der 8, 1865. from Otho G. kean and
Robert n. Steger. special comm.s-
sioners, to the Old Dominion Steam
ship company Of Delaware"
Also all the coal and coal mines,
and any other minerals and all work
ings now constructed, and all steam
engines and boilers, machinery, build
ings, erections, fixtures. implements
tools and materials rights, improve
ments and properties of whatsoever
kind upon, or in any of the severed
tracts. pieces or parcels of land: and
all rights and privileges in and con-
corning said land, or in which the
company has an interest, and all other
property and rights of property OF
every kind and nature pertaining to
the said lands.
$4,000 face amount first mortea &c
bonds of The Tuckahoe and James
River Railroad company.
$4,000 par value. out OF S6S,oou
par value. of the capital stock Of said
The Tuckahoe and James River Rail-
road company.
The properties above described, COW
cred by the said first mortgage ana
deed of trust have heretofore peel'
operated as a unit and the Aetropol-
itan Trust company of the city OF New
York, as trustee, pursuant to said
decree will put up for sale the en-
tire property as one parcel.
The offering of the property viii be
subject TO the right OF the court to
accept the bid or bids which il snail
deem the highest and best in the In
terest Of the parties.
The Metropolitan Trust company OF
the city OF New York. as trustee, Will
not accept any bid unless the bidder
shall place in his hands at the time
of the bid. as part OF his bid, and
a. pledge TO make the san good II
accepted. the sum of $4,000. Sdch
sum may be placed with the Metro
politan Trust company OF the city OF
New York, as trustee. by certified
check or certificate OF deposit by II
approved. The sum deposited shall
lac forfeited in case the bidder, If sue
cessfui. shall fan to make good his
hid and comply with the terms OF
the said decree. and any orders here
matter made as to future payments
or otherwise. but said deposited sum
shall be returned in case the bid In
question is not successful.
The court reserves the right TO re-
ject any bid, and TO resell the prop
erty in respect To which the bid may
have been made, or any part Thereon
upon failure or the purchaser to com
ply with any order of the court as
to payment of the purchase price, OF
any part thereof.
There shall be paid In cash of the
price at which the said property shall
be sold, In addition To the amount
paid at the time OF the sale, such
further portions of the purchase
money as the court shall direct. The
remainder of the purchase money
may be paid as follows:
In cash, or in claims payable under
article three. of the decretal part OF
said decree, or in said first mortgage
bonds with interest thereon. at such
proportion OF value as the holders
thereof would be entitled to receive
thereon, upon distribution of the pro-
ceeds of such sale, in case such price
were wholly paid in cash