Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-15
BY r. b. CHAFFIN & CO. INC.
Real Estate Auctioneers,
Richmond, Va.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
WHITE MARSH"


The handsomest Colonial estate in
Eastern Virginia, containing 1929
acres. more or less, situated In G!ou-
mansion. while perhaps 200 years old Id
Is large and roomy. has modern i'm
pp1 Gion ana is located on an eie-
plantation. and is surrounded by n re-
m apK d. handsome grove of trees Of
outbuildinG. such as cattle barns,
horse horse barns. granarry,, hay barns, car
s Fiiihge-h ohse;s sm m ehouse, piggery
ETC. all in good condition. Mari ex-
lists In unlimited quantities and the
lions White Marsh" has been cele-
brated, not only one of the finest
old aristocratic Colonial homes in Vir-
farms as we'll. Oyster shore attached
JAY Gedcr Ga,ed NoveS nj tro ao f fgl4
duly recorded in the Office OF the clerk
Sounty circuit VS on Court tbn a5t Of
yember. 1914. in Deed Book 80, pages
14-6. default having been made In the
payment OF certain money. therein Sc
cured, and being so required by the
beneficiary. we shall sell by public auc-
tlon, on the premises, on
SATURDAY. DECEMBER 4. 1915.
the above mentioned property. de-
scribed In the said deed of trust, as
foiM! 9II ib to-w carta n tr,o, n,oo. 49,
eel of laid adjoining the lands OF Eve
lima Mary Bailliere and Catherine "
merly owned by Robert Hare and fur
ther bounded by the public road lead
ing from Hickory Fork TO Gloucester
road to which the said South White
Marsh tract joins the tract hereby con-
of tho road leading 10 Robins's Mill.
thence along the road leading to Rob-
"a fha Snl,t
TO the road leading from Robinss Neck
TO Hickory, Fork. thence up the last
souh White 70 arc Poi trac Whs ne the said
the said White Marsh tract Of land
thence along the boundary line. but
the beginning. Also that other piece
OF land owned by the late Mr.. John
ance to William J. Burlee from Mn tSe seid
Evelina Mary Baillierc and Catherine
v; Lee, and lying north of the public
Robins's Neck, the woodland called
..,Croeketts." and all the land in Piney
ETswaImip then owned Jointly by the said
Y. Lee. and including the right OF way
through the land called the 'Shipyard,'.
to the land on the "Shipyard" tract OF
land to Wilson'S Creek. being ali that
tract OF land, with the appurtenances
L nre belonging, or in any wise APP
deco dated November l, 1904, from
r Eve lin MAR, Mary Bailliere and Frederick
crime V. Lee and i. NJ Lee. her nus aus
band. TO the said William J. furlee, re-
corded In the clerks office of the Cir
cunt Court or Gloucester County, in d.
~ rs, page !. to which said last men
Toned deed reference is hereby mado
TOR greater certainty OF description
TERMS; Cash as to expenses OF exc
cutting this trust: and a credit as to tho
RRr i,n sum OF $4,000. evidenced by
of $4,000. dated November 90 1911
ana payable respectively, March T.
lglS; March 1, 1919: March / 1890:
Ma; March 4; 1921, and March (, 1922. and
November 20 1914; six negotiable in
terest notes, each for the sum OF 81 $40
payable, respectively. as follows; Sep.
tember 4; 1919; March I. 1916: septem-
1917, and March 1. 1915; two nego
table interest notes, each for the sum
or sl,al2. payable, respectively ms fol-
lows: September :. 1918, and March 1.
each for the sum of Sl.l34 payable. re-.
SpectVely. as follows: September
1879. and March i, 1920: two negotiable
interest notes, each for the sum OF 1856,
pnSho!e' respectively, as follows: Sep
Two negotiable interest notes. each for
the sum OF S37S, payable, respectiyely
rs follows: September t. 1921 and
Mnrch !, 1879; all OF the said principal
said Jay Gelder and made payable nj
the American National Bank Rjch-
mona. Va. to the order OF T. H. Niles
ana any residue of purchase money to
ana Two years from date of sale with
per cent interest, and secured on the
property after the above payments
s. S. p PATERSON.
c. V. MEREDITH.
Trustees