Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-06-18
LEGAL NOTICES

In the Circuit Court OF the City
of Alexandria, Virginia, on the 18th
day of June, 1917.
Mary V. Agnew, administrator
with the will annexed of Matilda f:
Agnew, deceased, who sues on behalf
of herself, as administrative afore-
said, and all creditors of The Marine
Railway & Coal Company, lncor-
porated, a corporation chartered ami
existing under the laws of the State
of Virginia, who may come into this
cause and contribute to the costs
and expenses thereof, Complainant,
VS.. The Marine Railway & Coal
Company, Incorporated, corpora
ton chartered and existing under
the laws of the State of Virginia,
Frederick Mertens, administrator de
bonis non, with the will annexed, OF
Park Agnew, deceased; Alexander
X. Stratton; Administrator with the
will annexed of Laura 3. Agnew, de-
ceased; Mary Bell Stratton and
Alexander K. Stratton, her husband ;
Matilda A. Rogers and Walter 6.
Rogers, her husband; John Park
Agnew, Jr., Margaretta l.. Demar-
est and Harry E. Demarest, her
husband, and John Mitchell, Dr., and
Michael B.. Harlow, trustees; :Defen:-
.dants. ':"'E'ry
The object of the suit is as fol-
lows; to have'.set, aside and: declared
fraudulent, null. and void a. certain
:deed of. trust dated 4 September = 2,
1912 and recorded in Deed Book g.,
folio *3O7,' of the Land Records OF
the CITY of: Alexandria, Virginia !, ex-
ecuted by the Marine Railway g.
Coal Company Incorporated, Al cor
poration, together with. Laura B.
Agnew, widow of Park 'Agnew, de-
ceased, !. in her own right and as
executrix Of the last will and tesla
ment of Park Agnew, deceased;
Mary Bell Agnew, unmarried;
Matilda A: Rogers and Walter G.
Rogers, her husband; John P. Agnew
Jr., unmarried; and Margaretta IL.
Demarest and Harry E. Demarest,
her husband, heirs and devisees un-.
der the last will and testament OF
Park Agnew, deceased, to John
Mitchell, Jr., and Michael B. Harlow.
trustees. in SO far as the said deed
of trust constitutes a lien and
charge upon the property of the
said The Marine Railway & Coal
Company, Incorporated, and describ-
ed in said deed of trust as all the
real property, the shipyard in the
City of Alexandria, Virginia, and its
equipment, building, machinery, ap-
planes and appurtenances, ad all
rights and appurtenances, riparian
and otherwise, belonging to The
Marine Railway G. Coal Company,
Incorporated, and to have the said
property to be declared to be the
property of the said The Marine
Railway G. Coal Company, Incor-
porated, freed and discharged from
the lien of the said deed of trust,
and to subject the same, or the pro-
ceeds of the sale thereof, to the pay
ment of the claim of the complainant
amounting to the sum of nineteen
thousand dollars, with interest there
on from March LIST 1917 until paid,
and to the payment of the claims of
all other creditors of the said The
Marine Railway & Coal Company,
Incorporated. who may come in and
be made parties to the said cause
and contribute to the costs and eX-l
penses thereof, and to enjoin and rel
strain the defendants John Mitchell,
Jr., and Michael B. Harlow, trustees,
and their successors, attorney agents,
employees and all persons whatso-
ever, claiming under, by, or through
them, from selling or otherwise dis-i
posing of the said real property,
shipyard, equipment, building. mach
inery and appliances and rights and
appurtenances, riparian or other
wise or any part thereof, under or!
by virtue of said deed of trust and
belonging to said The Marine Rail-
way & Coal Company, Incorporated; 4
and to have receiver appointed to
take possession Of and operate the !