Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-18
AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE pay.
BY r. B. CHAFFIN & CO. INC.
Real Estate Auctioneefs,
Richmond, Va.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
WHITE MARSH"

The handsomcst Colonial estate in
Eastern Virginia, containing l,729
mansion. while perhaps 200 years old.
Is large and r9omy; has modern inn
walton overlooking almost the entire
plantation, and is surrounded by n re-
markably handsome grove of trees OF
many varieties. Nearly every kind OF
9utbuilding. such as cattle barns,
horse f; barns. granary,. hay barns, car
silos, iaborers' and managers homes.
etc, an In good condition. Marl ex-
lists In unlimited quantities. and tho
lana is unusually fertile For genera
tons white Marsh" has been cele-
bratcd. not only as one of the finest
GINA. but as one of the most fertile
farms as well. Oyster shore attached
Jay Geider, dated November 20. 1914.
duly recorded in the office. of the clerk
County. Va; on the 25th day Of No.
yember. 1914. in Deed Book 80. pages
Ii-S. default having been made in the
cured. and being so required by tho
beneficiary. we shall sell by public auc-
ton. on the premises, on
SATURDAY. DECEMBER 4. 1915,
at II NJ,
the above mentioned property, de-
sscrribsd In the said deed OF trust. as
eel of laid adjoining the lands of Eve
lima Mary Bailliere and Catherine V.
mery owned by Robert rt' aare "r and f f9r-
Their bounded by the public road lead
ing nnr from Tnmsd Hickory Fork TO Gloucester
road TO which the said south White
Marsh tract joins the tract hereby con-
OF the road leading to Robins's Mill.
thence along the road leading to Rob
. thence along arlr .,
to the road leading from Robins's Neck
TO Hickory, Fork. thence up the last
South White March tract of land joins
the said White Marsh tract OF land.
shenGs alo sn;,, the bGundary line but
Of land owned by the late Mr. John
ance to William J. Buree from tma t tonE ssid
Evelina Mary Bailiere and Catherine
v; Lee. and lying north of the public
road leading from Robins's Mill into
sCroGket IT,, and all the land in Plney
Evelina Mary Bailliere and Catherine
V. Lee and including the right of way
through the land called the "Shipyard.''
land to Wilson's Creek, being all that
tract of land. with the appurtenances
p setsio neloT Whnb or in any wise ap
deed dated November l. 1904, from
EveIina Mary Bailliere and FredericK
crime " Lee and Fu +. M Lee ah her G hnh
band, TO the said William 7. Burlee. re-
corded in the clerks office of the Cir
cult Court of Gloucester County, in D.
b. Is, page /, to which said last men
toned. deed reference is hereby made
for greater certainty of descriptions
TERMS; Cash as to expenses of exc
cutting this trust: and n credit as to the
| of $4,000. dated November 90 1914
and payable. respectively, March 4,
lslS; March 4. 1919; March 4. 1920;
the following interest notes, all dated
November 20. 1914; six negotiable in
l tcrest notes. each for the sum OF $780,
; payable, respectively. as follows: Sep
1917 and March 4. 1918; two nego,
uaele interest notes. each for the sum
| 1912; two negotiable interest notes,
each for the sum of S1,134. payable, re-
| spectiVeiy. AS follows: September a.
ists. and March 4, 1920; two negotia BILE
| payable, respectively, as follows: Sep
TENDER I, 1920. and March 4, 1921. and
| two negotiable interest notes, each for
the sum of S$!s, payable. respectively.
| March :. 1922: all of the said principal
| and interest notes being drawn by the
! said Jay Gelder and made payable at
the American National Bank. Rich
| mond. Va, to the order of F. H Niles.
| and any residue of purchase money to
| be paid in equal instalments at one
! and two years from date OF sale with
6 per cent interest, and secured on the
| property after the above payments.
S. S. p. PATERSON,
c. V. MEREDITH,
Trustees