The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-15
BY II. b. CHAFFIN & CO.. INC,
Real Estate Auctioneers,
Richmond, Va.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF
white MarsEl''

The handsomcst Colonial estate In
ter County. on salt water. The man
sS9n nJ 6Wo Ssars
elevation overlooking almost tho en-
tire plantation an t, and is surrounded by
of many varieties Nearly every kind
Of outbullding, such as cattle barns,
horse barns. Branary. hay barns. car
siios, laborers' and manager's ZONES.
etc. all In good condition. Mari exists
IS ferte op pns se lena
White Marsh has been celebrated. not
only as one Of the finest old artistic
rs one OF the most fertile farms as we'll.
Oyster shore attached TO place.
l.. d. hawkins and wife. duly u Recorded Hi
SnG i as G995t n p az naEes
payment Of certain money therein Sc
cured, and being so REQUIRED by tho
n Deeeih on GM ,S we shall sell by public
IVENIBER. 1911. at IL NJ.
the, aforementioned property, de-
scriDed In the said decd of trust as fol-
All that certain tract of land lying
and being in the County of Gloucester,
saleG Mhee q Virginia and
one thousand seven hundred and
twenty,nine U.IcO acres. more or less.
bounded and more particularly de-
scribed as follows. to-wit:
u. I,A,,ddJoining, the lands of Evelina Mary
Balliiere and Catherine V. Lee, called
South White Marsh, formerly owned by
Robert Hare, and further bounded by
Fork TO Gloucester Courthouse. from
the poAit on said road to which the said
S Sonsh, White Marsh tract joins the tract
to the fork of tho road leading 10
1so 5ns, Mil: thenee along the road
Naek ROAD TO Robins MIL to the Robins
Robins Neck to Hickory Fork; thence
the said South White Marsh tract of land
joins the said White Marsh tract of
but ixe hsnsa a sout f WIKI MsEsI n
piece of land owned by the late Mr..
veyance TO William j. Burice from the
said Eveiina Mary Bailliere and Cath
crime V: Lee, and lying north OF the
into Robins Neck. the woodland called
sM rock tSo and AZ The land in Piney
Y. Lee. and including the right of way
through the land called the ,..Shipyard'
land to Wilson'S creek: being ali that
tract OF land. with the appurtenances
thereto belonging. or in any wise APP
deed dated November /. 1901, from
2velina Mary BaiIiiere and Frederick
H.. Bailliere, her husband, and Cath
crime V. Lee and T.. NJ Lee, her nus
band, to the said William ]. Burlee,
record. In the CLERKS Office of the
,}an b. IS; og P; /. to which said last men
for greater certainty of description"
TERMS: Cash as TO expenses of
executing this trust'and to pay off and
discharge note for $3.50, due Sep
io1S sYj ssso a"s sissSb ape March
$3.50. March =. 1916: $500, due Sep.
, tcmbsr A,l19I6; $780, due March 4.
lel1; SlfS9O, due September 4, 1917;
S1,S90 and $4,000, due March A. 1915;
and sIs;soo, due March {. isi9; sl:isl.
600, due March !, 1920; Sf5G, due Sen
TENDER !, 1920; 1896 and $4,000, due
March 4. 1921: S37S. due September 1,
1871; SS7S and $4,000. due March 4,
lo?2: said five notes for $4,000 each
being for principal. and the other notes
purchase money to be 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
terest thereon to be secured on the
pro: [%ra by deed Of trust.
Gloucester Roint or Clay Bank. on York
River, where steamers plying between
West Point Va, and Baltimore stop.
or from Roanes Wharf, coming from
j. F. BROWN,
Charleston. w. Va.
I S. S. 2. PATTERSON,
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