The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-02-16
AUCTION SALE.
fRcSfEE's XUcTf0N sxEE
OF
PLANNING MILL. EQUIPMENT AND
SITE IN HIGHLAND PARK.

BY virtue OF deed Of trust, record
ed in ID. b. 1853 page u.s. Henrico
County Court. default having been
made In the. payment of notes there.
under secured, and being requested by
the beneficiary 80 to do, / shall sell,
at public auction on
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY II, 1915,
at y. NJ,
on the premises, the property descrtb-
ed IN said deed as follows:
All that certain tract, piece or par
eel of land, lying and being in the
county of Henrico (now city of Rich
mond). state of Virginia, about one
half mile north of the city of Rich
mond, in that part of the said county
known as Chestnut Hin or Highland
Park. and bounded and described as
follows: Beginning at "A stone ST
uate where the southern line OF Birch
street intersects with the eastern line
of Fifth Avenue. running thence in
southerly direction one hundred and
fifty 15o) feet to a stake. taking in
lots Nos. 10. 3, s, Z and In square
80, In the plan of Mount Comfort"
now known as Chestnut Hill; thence
south 50 IA degrees, east 24S feet to
stake In an old ditch: thence south
II as degrees east 23i 6-I2 feet to the
western boundary of the Chesapeake
and OHIO Railway; thence north as IL
degrees east 3S4 4-l2 feet to a stake.
thence north 50 SIS degrees west
sos s-12 feet to curve; thence north
SO "a degrees west 1856 s-12 feet to
the point Of beginning. reference being
hereby made for a more complete and
accurate description to a plat of said
land made by T, Crawford Redd e.
Bro dated September Z, 1904. and at
tached to deed from Fritz Sitterding
and wife to william II. Dunn and Jos
eph NJ Fourqurean. dated Sc t;enlher
S. 1904. and recorded in u. p lob.
page 46. Henrico County Court.
And also, the right to the use If
two parcels of land in Chestnut Hin,
described as follows: 10 triangle
bounded on the north by Althea Street,
east and south by Chesapeake end
Ohio Railway. west by Sixth Avenue,
and 90 quadrilatersI bounded on the
north by the tract first described in
this deed east by Chesapeake and
Ohio Railway. south By Attea street.
west by Sixth Avenue. for the pur-
pose of erecting and ma intalninE
railroad siding along the Ches, sake
and Ohio Railway with the right ef
ingress and egress over AMI upon the
said two TRACTS of land to the said
party of the second part. and in con-
grant and the advantages emanating
therefrom to the said party of the
second part. the said party of the sec
ond part by accepting this deed
agrees that Fritz Sttterding shall have
the right TO the use of the railroad
siding in question across the eastern
part of the tract of land first descrih-
ed in this deed. near 70 the Chesapeake
and Ohio Railway with the right OF
ingress and egress to F. sitterding
oven and upon said tract TO and from
said r. Sitterding's property north and
south Of said tract The above priv
ileges are granted subject to eondi-
tons az to grant contained In deed
from Frits SitterdinR and wife to VIII
liam H. Dunn and Joseph 81. FourQu-
rean as found in u. b. hob page 4l6.
except lots 10 and 9, square az. Of
Mount Comfort, now known as Chest
nut Hin, which were released by
proper deed.
And also, the following lot of ma
chinery, namely / Power q Co.
planer, own-make rip saw. / loXl2
Atlas medium size throttle engine.
so horsepower horizontal tubular boil
er. 1 swinging saw, No 2-B Her
nance Machine Company saw. / We
neer press, i veneer plant. ] Crescent
shaper, / emery stand. Crescent Uni
versal saw. uortising machine. /
own make large rip saw. ! Crescent
i2-inch Joiner. l turning lathe, Cres-
cent 2e-iaeh rand saw, ! Crescent bor-
ing machine, ! own-make sand drum
blast forge ! ie-horsepower engine.
t0-horsepower boiler, nado head.
! concrete mixer, and necessary shaft
ing, beitlngs and pulleys to connect
up the aforementioned machinery,
TERMS All cash
ALEXANDER H. SANDS.
Trustee