Nprfolk and South I
Jern. Notice oF~?~
Sale.
? _ (Con fin tied' t>oin Becond l'?g* i
?fV'
^ ^*5?' <*_
First : That Ttrertrr lot etH*nd? Win
nJa* al o ?l:jt <jii t. ?? ywnu >Me or
Woodaides une at the point uuil&n '
tcpr'^muru0 "" J i c j*' j* ' *? *] 1 * '
Water Street, and running ti.er.ee alcir
th* western side of i,*> afosvsaU lun<
throe hundred imlsmirt |?*t, tnttrt- o
J?*8. to the Port Warden's Liao of th.
Elisabeth River; and lunntiu; 'ttienr*<
ftiwna the afore xa'd' i'o;
Warden ? Line lltty-four feet, more o.
o- uannon, and herelnafitr d?
pcrlbed and running tlience northwardly
V,# *a*?*rfillne of the nropem
?*n?J bT Batcbelder & co!!lns. but new
. H??
owned by the said. Frank 8. Qannor
""" hundred and nine fefct. more oi
to Talt'a line; and running thenc
t^ardiy along the lire of Talt fifty
four' feet to the joint of beginning oi.
Woodalde'R Lane. It being .the name
property convcyed to wild Kmnk H. O ari
non by. dc<?d c-f Tllton Ccnklln and wife,
dnt?al April lOtli, lSOfi, and recorded In the
ClerVs Office of the Cori?oratt??n 'Court
of the City of Norfoli:, Virginia, In Deed
Book 1?1-A.. pace l?.
-Second: That certain let of land ban
ning on the southern line cf Water
Street, sometime* raJlid Wlda Wtiter
Street, . at the ncrthe.tst Intersection of
the lot formerly belonging is John T.
Bowdcn's estate, and running thenc*
southwardly along the line ?-f Mild prop
erty to the channel of the Elizabeth
River; tlience along the line of sal'*
channel fifty-four feet, more or lans, enst
v.ardly to the line of Woodslde'fe Wharf,
tlienco aofthwardiy along t':o llaxj c;
Wcodslds's property to Water Street
thence .almg t!?c line of Water Street
fifty-four feet, moo or ItFJ". to the .poirf
of bejclnnlntt; It being the name parcel o?
land conveyed to said- Frank H. Gannon
pany. Incorporated, hy <zecd lintiO .
April 10th, 1WS. rer< rdtd In the Clerk - I
OlWco of the Corporation Court for !!:? I
City cf Norfolk, Virg1u!a, m Bocv I
Kl-A, page 147.- ?
' lands in vrncrn.* titles to
?Which ark in/his. laii;way CO. !
PANY : ' .
(3)- A" lot of lard situate in !*orfot>
County aUown as lot en.' on the plat of
lite South Portsmouth Lnr.A end Improvc
ment Company recorded "n l>e-:t U' oft
'7?, page txl. i*n l c onveyed to Oie VI.
*i?da a Caiolhw cwsif RttMrord Com
pany by th1* deed. of U.U. Silvester, ?ii*y
< f rtcord in t'n> Clerk' r Of??> in Dcwi
Murk TO, |*ijjc 4*?1. *?*->
' > a lot of lund ? Hii&te !u Norf.S'i:
County shown as let t\v-? on th? pint of
the Pourr. PorUn'?!l.i l?an-l and lm
provern'-nt CCMMny. icccrded In Ds?hI
Bock 172, pa?;c- is'. ?.sd cur.veyed U t Vir
ginia & Carolina Coast Railroad Comra iy
by deed from R. A. H*trh!?g nnd-v i?<?*
duly of rccoiSl in !^e?-d Bc<.k z'7. page O?
id) A tract of lxmd Vi ntr inliyr oi? ?-t
lour and cUh?yptwi> ono-li indr?sItnB < '.v?
?ituiito In Norfolk County, conveyed ;o
?>tO Vlrwinl-t fm-. t Hiiilt i:i,l
? "Ornpar.y by <te?d of PaClne IL Mukua
una Ct'.iera. dulj* .cf'Ttcor-l Jr. Heed IJook
?19. parjc 110.
A tr^et of Imvpl'rnt? Irt NVrMlV
County eighty ^ ^ >'t in wl.lt*. and
eighteen hu-vlri'i ? Ca i fret in U.!*.1.;':. n*
n!:?vrn cn tiio n!M4iltai'b?) to an-l i . ido
a part of t!iC'?lr^H foiu l.t-na H. l|?>ko!<
and hu&hard to^tl.c-A'trginia & C iridlna
CooRt Ualliwau recordo-1 in'
Deed r.mk US. vt-- in.
' 7 ? a trect ??r Si.r,1 r.!t?a'? Jn Norfolk
bounty elfihty.. (<C) i*< : 5.. width t?y ? f
thousur.d three Tiunilrei find eishtyrfiv*
?13M.> f*-*-t linlen?tu. on ?5ic iiia
?sttacj>etl to and *n:ide : r- ^ t'?e Oec
of Jan?e? W. 'liv.w ?. am' n-lfn to the j
YliVlr.Ia & CarrtTIr;-. "T- .Tst-R.rMrqid -ft-m- -|
pany. refon!c<i In l>ct\l "<ook T7?. pi
r>) Two trael.i of land sHiiatc In >
folk County. > n?' -.1: ty r" ) feet in -si
extentllnsx from R- i-.~.hl. -on Aviim- ..
t'ne wcai to tlv-j. rrc& ctjl. oi C- 1
Dnyne* on nrtjer* K:-ty.*:!?Tl
|f?. foot 1*4 v*IO!> .r t. n ljr;.' C.'
criitfrn Una cf 1 IJaynec j-.i or.', ry
wnr ll^ to Ohio ?'rcc'< i jr?l fn f;ir i;:*.-. t..v
erc?:i a? tao prejxrty ?f MpifIw'I cr
tends, ? ?"Orveye 1 to t''f Norfolk ft Vlr
Kin'-a Ilta.-U Itallrmd t Improvenw;
Compi? r y by d?ed >?' j. 1". ii. Mtolm'.i ,
and' wife, recon!el Ir. li-ed n< ok lrl.l
f part' ? ? "!
(3) <Vrc<nln I-*. ? o.- por<-el? of landn |
fliuato In Norfolk County cf?nvey?-?1 t
the Norfolk. NTTSin'-.i Bench & E?u;1?ctn
Ituilrted Compajiy hy the tftel cf
Cfttvtcn Fcr. and wife, rrconlcd in lv M
Rook 1 'JS-A. page <04. dc?cr|bed at' lol
In Norfolk City 'designated an wis two.
three. four. Are. and" alx tn block three.
?I ahown on the plat of WUllamaton, re
corded In Map Boo* 1. pace 4S-4; con
veyed to the Clieaapeake Transit Com
Norfolk deal en* ted " as lota "one.^four. 'flw!
and otx in block three, aa shown on the
Plat m jniuMitaa recorded In Mmd
Book ? pec* 4M. conv?jvl to the Chenn
P??ke Transit Company bir the drod of
Joaeph T. Allyn, Truatee, of record In th*
s*s& sss s.?'3r1"" ci-u"
(W A' lot of land situate In thf City
.of Norfolk deeffMted as lot number one
In -block throe, aa shown on the jrtat o*
Wflllamston. recorded in Map nook t.
the Qwbpewko
aascribad a i follow..
**1 A stilp t,| land containing twenty
^frenu! a" "no ? .ilU|tT' t ^0' "
-- vsnty Tr7.r^ ? tasT^ln^'en
tending from (lie north line of wne Ui
now or foimerly o.vne 1 by Pans in Qto.
to * point r*?ar the Capo Henry -fclkul
Hour*. as shown on ths -plat attached to
tbe aforesaid deed.
?I41* . A tract of land containing nine
and three -quarter Mi) acrts situate bo
tween Cape lienor and Virginia Beech,
to the we*t~o f the parcel de?crtOod above,
the aloiaaald plat.
aa_afto*m on I
?|*htjr.nii^e^nd^^^^2^)lnacrefl>
Joining the lim> ? j tflliir
atacrlbed^ above, and <hown <,n the afore
. (22) A lot of land situate between Cape
Henry and Virginia Beach In Princess
Amtfr Count/. fiunitiet*d ai lot UI, as
shown on the plat of "Hollies," conveyed
to the -Norfolk ft Southern Railroad Coin
Pen y_by ?ie desd^o f J._\V. Will cox. ^rua
Vlrglnla Beach. in Prln
iee/recurdad in Deed~"Book 72,"]
CapeHienry *snd8 Virginia "Beach. >n ?-ru?
ceaa Anne County, numbered 66. &s ahown
on the plat of the "Hollies." conveyed to
the Norfolk ft Southern Rnlllroad Com
pany by the deed of Mary K. . Glen nun.
and others, recorded in Deed Book tSJ.
paae 575.
(23) A lot of land situate between Cape
Henry and. Virginia Beach in Pi Lpcess
Anne County, numbered as lot X), as
ahown on the plat of the "Hollies," con
veyed , to the Norfolk ft. Southern Rail
road Company toy the deed of Mary E.
Holmes and others, recorded In Deed
BOok, 70, page 675.
(24)> A lot of land situate between CApe
Henry and Virginia Beach In Princess
Anne County, numbered 73, as shown on
the plat of the "Hollies." conveyed to the
Norfolk & Southern Railroad Company
by the deed or Mary E. Holmes, recorded
In Deed Book 70, page 575.
(25) A, lot of land siftiaia Between Cape
Henry and V.lfglnla Beach, In Princess
Anne County, numbered liB, as shown on
the plat of the "Hollies," conveyed to the
Norfolk . & Southern ..Railroad Company
by the deed of J. W. WIIIcox. Trustee,
recorded In Deed Book 70. page 575.
(28) A lot of land sltuato between Cape
Henry and Virginia Beach in Princess
Anne County, being lot numbered . as
shown on the plat of the "Hollies," con
veyed to the Norfolk & Southern Rall
mi"i t-nmpnuy by the deed of William
L. Tolt, rcctwded in Deed Book 70, page
575.
(27) A'lot of tnnd situate between Cape
Henry and Virginia Beach In Princess
Anne County, being lot numbered 9i as
shown on the plat of the "Hollies." con
veyed to the N< rfclk A Southen Railroad
Company by tlio deed of D. Stonnant,
recorded in L>ced Book 70. page 575.
(at) A lot of land situate between Cape
Henry and Virginia Reach in Princess
Anno County, being lot numbered B2 on
the plat of the ??Hollies" conveyed to
Norfolk*^ & Southern Railroad Company
by the deed of Georgians C.. Bott, re
corded In Deed Book 70. page 575.
(?) Twelve lots or parcels of land situ
ate between Cape Henry ami Virginia
Beach " In Princess Anne County, num
bered 38, 53, 72. Ill, 133. 131. 157, 213, 243, 241.
3G?. and 203, ssjshown on the plat of the
"Hollies." acquired by the Norfolk &.
Southern Rallrtad Company from J. W.
WUlcox, Trustee, and others, through
w uuox, trustee, ana otners, through
, certain condemnation proceedings lnsll
1 luted In the County Court Of .P '
Anne County, as shown by the
confirmed end accorded In Deed BooTc 70,
pcee 57o. and De?d Book 75. pa go 184.
C30) A tract of land containing about
one-half ot an acre situate at Lynnhaven
Uiiet in Pxlh^*^Aim?r L'onniy, conveyed"
to the Chesapeake Transit Company b j
the deed of Edward W. Jami'K and thfa
wife.'- recorded In Deed Book 70, page 287.
(31) A tract of land containing about
fifty acres sltuato on the Chesapeake Bay
between Cape Henry- and the Lynnhflven
River In Princess Anne County. conVeyed
to tho Chesapeake Transit Company by
; n deed of the Cape HenryPnrk & .LaM
Company. Iccorded In Deed Book 70,
page 215.
(3i> ?-A tract of land containing about
one hundred and Ave ac>? s situate on the
Tforth Landing River in Princess Anne
County and tho western half oCMu> ttact
known as the "Munden Point Farm,"
eonveyed to the ?Norfolk A Virginia
Beach ft Southern Ral!ro?d Company by
the def-d of Alfred Skitt and his wife,
recorded In Deed Book 69. pare Sff 7.
(33) Four lots of land situate tn Prin
ce** Anno County, numbered 1, 2. 3 arid 4.
IirSnuare No. 2. ns shown on the ptnt-of
Munden Pointy attached to and made a
part of the deed from Alfred Skitt und
his wife to B. P. Hallond, ronveyed ? to
the Norfolk <ft Southern Railroad Com
pany by the deed of Bernard P. Holland
1 his wife, recorded In Deed Btfok (
pa^o W7. 1 ?
(J4) A lot, of land^ ?'tuate In t;>e t own
or Nanacmond County, fronting Blxiy-nve
(tio) 1 act on Washington Street and run
ning- back la a southerly direction ono
hundred und twenty-six ^12G) feet con
veyed to the Suffolk & Carolina Hallway
Company by tho deed of W. N. Camp
| and ills wife, recorded In Deed Book 3*.
< <*f In ml ?dtirntn nrar flit
inN-ir.&emond CuujUy,
roud ?Mcii lcidii to XOrhilk, running
)*";{* hMwtrn i/ai:illfl ilM-r nnii. Uinrtred
<W0) fevt, conveyed to TFlff Sbtfclk ft
Carol inn HaL'wuy Company by I ho deed
Of John ?? Qlmncn u_qU olhtrs. recorded
In l>e?d Book 24. page ??1.
{%) A tract of Innd situate new the
town of Suffolk, in the County of Name
rr.ond, convt*Efl to the Suffolk A Carolina
Railway Company by deed of. John B.
GlttTnsa and other*, recorded In Ueed
Book 44 4X, described at IuIIuka:
"Beginning near the line of the lot of
land now or formerly owned by the Cay
Manufacturing ^ ? ?
merly owned by the Cay
[ one hundred reeT.Yhenro"E.i?t slxty(?rf
feet to the lino of the Buftulk ft Carolina
Rallwcy Company's right of way. thence
Tforth along the line of saw rtglrt of way,
-Tour Mundred (4C0) f?t. more or less. to
| the line of the Norfolk ft Western Hall
way Company V- right of way. thehce
?tonjr the "tine Of -the said Norfortc ft
Western Railway Company's right of
way, fourteen (If) feet to the land now
or formerly oVn<*l by John F. Pinner,
Ihcnce along the last mentioned line to
jne^snd ^now or formerly owned bj
tt? i ? battM " n
U
twenty (330) fwt. thence East alonjr the
line of the land now or formerly owned
by Thomas W. Smith, thirty-nine (Si
feet, thence Sqpth one hundred and fifty
<1jO> feet, to the County Rood, and thence
Kant alt nit the said County Roud tblrty
slx (86) feet, more or leas, to the land of
I tha -Qay Manufacturing Company.
(77) A parrel of land containing about
forty-one one-It unaTedths f.41) or an acre,
adjoining the night of way of the Sea
board ft Roanoke Railroad near the town
of 8ufTolk In Nansemond County, con
veyed to the Suffolk ft Carolina Railway
Comna^y by the .Iced o t the Suffolk.
veyed to the Suffolk A Carolina J
Catnrmfty by the deed at the
Land and Improvement Company, record
ed In Deed Book 88, past 617.
? the County
PH ?!?< on Nansemond
hundred and twenty ?
nng back from the rlj
Id red and ten (?U?) ffl
BUffolk Wharf proper t]
.Suffolk ft Carolina Hal
the deed of W. II. ad
corded In TMed "Book
Also all the real
lngs. stations.
freight houses. __
shop*, car bar-ja^ li
mlnals now owned
ant In the conduot
situated In
??? ... BUte of "
?Jdenton. Mat'
mouth. Washlnjtt^n. 'Hettferen, New
ro. Kin
aiiMBs li Raleigh;
W llaop ftn-f OWWW#. State of North
yaroUbe; ?a^M Mwttce Junction. Clap
in. rn Junction. Mundetl'r foi..t, Virginia
Beecn, Cape- Henry North Junction and
Ba jMIle. "Kate of Virgtnla, and at other
points along Its lines of railroad and at
and ntar Its terminals.
~L?A?gj FROM TH? TWaClPWG I
PA^rV^OI^5AM?An t
?** rapusR.
?QUIPMHNT OWNED BT THE NOR
FOLK ft SOUTHERN RAILWAY
COMPANY. '
Steamers: Garrett, nickennan, Wag*
an. Wag? \
a,c?{& 5
Haven Belle.
mwmI
itoo,
?-i:_?rv ?: "ss~it urTTmr
Pamlfco. Philips, AlbeiRafle^ nm
'imfrlWvrf"!
V." ft C. c! No. l.
Wis., mlntgter finds J
rat
rr*Ucht
Joachea
it LOCOILOtlVM ....... 20,
* -vi- 5
E~1
*r: capacity....: as
S1"* ???? 2?& "P*6*"?
Box cars ?M capacity 31
g?* Car* 40M capacity 3
tefrlgerator Caf 1
Furniture Cara SoM capacity n
t LoconwUv.
Officer?' Cars *1 I
Baggage Cars b I
ipsaw-;S ^
Plat Cars 80M capacity
Box Car* 40 M capacity/ 1. ? ,
Box Cara CAM capacity S3
Sto^k Car flQM cupnc ??>?.. .... 1
aonilolu Cara 40M capacity* Gti I
Electric Cara ;
, ALL THE HIQHT. TITLE AND JN
ITEREST OF MA in PflMPANY IN
AND TO THE FOLLOWING KQUI1'
MENT, HELD UNDER LEASE A3
AFORESAID: ? . . _
Locomotvwi w .
Paaaen^er Equipment Cars S? i
Caboose Cart"*"!"IIl"!!""""'.. 3
Log Cara .vr.-. 118
Flat Cars 18
Box Cara 1M
Gondola Cara * 16
I Reference la hereby. made to the re
_por> of the Special Master. > Percy S.
"Stephenson, filed In the Above -men
tioned cause on or about August 7, 1969,
?? containing a more detailed descrip
tion of the equipment above onihner
ated.
, THE ^FOLLOWING DESCRIBED
tic "
SAIL _ ^
HEREIN AS PARTS OK THE PROP
ERTY INTENDED TO BE SOLD BY
THE UNDERSIGNED:
NORTH CAJtOLfNA.
(1) A parcel of land situate at F^rm
vllle, In Pitt County, described aa fol
low*: Beginning at n atake near tho
jUtch running parallel with the "Y"
oT~T?m~-W?rfulk ft Southern ? HmIIwvv
Company, running south 64" 1C east,
sev*?iy-?ev an- and six- tenths (77. t) '
poles to another s'ake neur said ditch,
thcnce north 22* 60' eaat. eight (S) and
two- tenth* (S.) poles to an Iron pin;
.hence {truth 78* V cast, seventy-seven
(77) poles to u atake, tho beginning.
Being a small triangular plow of land
upon which a port Ion of tho woatcrong
of tho 'Snow hill'' "Y** at FarmvTlle la
located, conveyed to tho Norfolk tts
Southern IWillway Company by tho
deed of Lenu O'Neal, recorded Jn Deed
Bvjk 11-9. page 110. ...
C) Two at rips of land situate fn"1
Wushifrjfton County, one Jocatod on
eaeli sldo of the present right of way
?f said Railway Company and etach ten
(10) feet wide, extending one thousand
seven hundred and fifty (1,790) feet
more or less, from the lands now or
formerly owned by W. Frank Lucas on
north, through and as m part of the
laiTJWunv owned by the said T. L. Sat
kjiown aa the Uwena Farm,
to the wOT^l^jul; owned "by 1 ll. fc nil 'r
L. SitterUiWHiW -Sail strips or Uuid
contain eight-tenth* (.8) of nn Acre. I
more or le**j and Include nil lands I
Within twenty-five f*?t of the ctntor I
line of the present right of wuy of lhe|
Norfolk & Southern Railway Compatiy,
throughout the distance th<- wild Rail
way traverses tho land of tho paid T.
I* Sattorthwulte. known as the Owens
Farm, conveved to tho Norfolk &
Southern Railway Company bv thr deed !
of T. L. Sattertinvtiltu, recorded In I
Deed Book 56. page *1. ,
, (3) A=tot-nr-)atM situate in Chowan
County, described as follows: 8- nin- I
tiing at the point when* dividing line
between Blades Lumber Company and j
Richard Dick luteraecta the western i
Alge of the Norfoilt A Southern Rail- 1
wny Company's Cotton Mill Bran h*
right of way, sahl point being seven
teen flhd on?-luif 117*4) f"'1' frorntlv ]
center of raid C< tton Milt Brunrli
track, thence aoutiiwnrdly alom; tho
western edge of said right of ? iv. two I
hundred and twe nty-eljjht ?22F) fecc. 1
mare or Ic8fc_t2 the line of W. it. Slup
hrU: thcncc westward^- along *.iin lire
(between W. B. Shcpard's an.l Rlch.iri
Dick's thlrty-nlnn (39) feet to a point !
distant twenty-five (2&) feet from tr.o
center line of the promvd trail: irn
nectlng Iho Cotton Mill Branch rfUh
the buifoiu. d Cftr?>ilnu Hallway, thcr.ee
northwardly ?nd parallel to tin- *.i!d
center line iwu huudrtd and nicr.y
seven C227) and one-nail ? ( '.. : r--< v
moro or less. to the dividin" lino b-i
t.votn the Blades Lumber Comp.m . ur.d
Rlcluird Dick's. thence t-a^iuiudl?
along said dividing line eight o# i-.-j.-t..
more or less, to the point or" Ci-giiir.ii.^.
convoyed to. the Norfolk K-. southern
Railway Company by the deed of
ard Dick andSyhls wife, rcu.'uev \t. ,
i)retl Bosk K-3\r.nge 581.
-|.(4).A. trUCt yl 1UU'l Cfitjlulr-.t.;
about mrrr anu\ sovin ? lii.-.i'p^.m..^"
(4.07) acres. slturfe in ur?- :y!:ie
Township, ot- Pitt CouaiX. ?'?c ? .bed a*
follows: Beginning ut u pui:.t oi? the
line of William Nichols whei ?- u.c cvr.
"ttt Of the Itnn of sin vey -wr ttie linl*igh
& Pnmliccr Sound IIu/Iwhv CooipAtty-:
croaaea sail line and running thehec
with the Nichols line north -21' -??j?t
fifty-eight and forty-five one hun
dredths (SJ.tO) feet to a pui.-;t fifty
lf.#l .feet from and at right m.>su - to tho
center TInt> of said survey ; (h. u-c bouth
S<# 2(K we^t to h lln^ paraiWl wUh. -- nti
fifty <S0> fee; frym thv '???m. r
aaia survey to the line ..f Mn
r anld survey, to a point on
? . ... .. a line fif t)w( 50 ) fettHWnr
-and- at right onslca. loAald Ani?r Jin-.'
of said survey: thl.-t a IM.V pumlK-t wartS^
and fifty (50) feet from the c? nt?r line
of said survev two thousand three hun
4w4-an?l fliu?n liJlM Ictt. Ui :;te
line of the land of William NlchoU, and
thence with the Wllllnm Nichols line
to the beginning, acqulrod from Susan
Tucker and others by \lrtue of a Con
demnation Proceeding instituted in the
8u Deri or Court of Pin County h?- ?k..
Kaleigu & PHUlllC'U Sdlin.1 ? R .ill Wily
Company In 13?r Wid coucluied In
June. 1909.
7,(S) A tract of land ffl'.uatc at Orien
tal. in Pnmllco County, dc-acrlbed aa
follows: Beginning on the west side- of
Front Street wh-rt the aou*.h llnr of
the Norfolk ft Southern Railway Com
pany's property Inters' r la the western
side or " said "atrpct, thence aTottg the
W?tt side of Front Street ont hundred
and aeventy (170) feet, more or less, to
aaid low water line of Smith's Creek;
thonce northwardly alom; auld low mi
ter dlua_ta_ its _li?Ursectlon with tho
south line or the NorroDT ? KoiItheVn
Railway Company's p<oj
raa*.trffTffsia t!nr , ....
of boglnnlng, together with toll ripar
ian *tglua.-juul_privlliigi?* ^thereto be
longing; conveyed to the Norfolk
?-uthern_ Railway Company" hy tl
i\ iraci oi iana situate at wniijr
Cro*. In Gates County, neur ElUab.-th
Clt* Branch of the fraika of the Sufi
formerly owned by W. H. Stalllngs an J
1* J?9??n on aph?t attnrhod to arid
?iaa? a part or ^ IHP deed from the
Sotrnern Vlnev?rd Company to the
Bouraern vineyard Company to the
Norfolk A Southern Railway Company,
recorded In Deed Book 63. page 1.
(T) A lot of land at Wendell. In
W% ko County, adjoining Norfolk jk
Southern Railway Company'* - station,
belog a parcel or land fifty (50) fset
wldo and si* hundred and fifty
feet Jong, lying and being on Ihe south
side of the right of 1 9?y, of the. aaid
Norfolk A Southern RnHwsy Cmn
peny's right of way, as shown upon
the right of fty map of sold Company,
of Its Raleigh Dlvfsloi^; conveyed to
the Norfolk it Southern ' Rui I way Com
pany by the deed of C. S*. Nowell, re
corded In Det>d Book , page 1
? r* VIRGINIA.
(I) Certain parcels, lota or pieces of
land,' altuate at Virginia Beach >n tho
Count* uLrrl"f.-?q Aanr conveyed to
(W^tftfTAlR Jl JWlHMlu UBlllAi UHU"
pany by the deed, of T. D. Snvirge.
Trustee. iKirufdaJ lr. Dtc.^ Tlnr>? 1?.
page *10, described as follows- ? ~ 1
All tlost certain tract conslstin|r of
the block beginning at the southeast
corner of tho alley formerly known as
the Atlantic Avenue and of South Car- :
ollna Avenue, and running thence East
along- the south side of South Cdrollne
Avenue one hundred and fifty (1M)
feat itaore or less to a point, thenoo
South parallel with aaid aUev float,
more or lsaL_U a point in *tho north
?r?_ or FObrteinth Street,
to a pot ntf*on The oastTrrt line of
ugjT mr
I ne said alley; thence north Along thr J
n-? -ide. of the sal-* *--- -
ml i Ighiv-fTv ti
tfro bag!
whrrrtin v- ? ?
_ Anno Hotel; >lso alltnei cer
tain' X act consisting of the block be
ginrTng a: the northeast corner of tho
alley formerly known aa Atlantic Av. ?%
nue and South Carolina Avenue, run
ning thence east along tlie north *)J?
?>t South Carolina Avenue onu hundred
and -lifty (150) feet, more or lean, to a
point; thenceforth parallel with auli
alley two hundred and thirty (ZSO)
feet, more or leas, to a point; thence
west parallel wllh said. South Carolina
Avenue one hundred -end fifty <
fWI. mow ur lea*, to the -said alley."
nn<1 then tie south with the euat aide ol
the said alley two hundred 'and thirty
(230; feet, more orufesa to the begin
ning; alio mil the, right, title und In
terest both at law and In equity of
the aald Princefca Anne Investment
Corporation' In and to that certain
tract, piece or parcel of land, lying on
"? **?' "f th" nbnvt- atietHafl
lota, or parcel*. Included between a
line parallel* with and fifty (50) fe*t
south of North Carolina Avenue, ex
tended Into AUantld Ocean on the
1 north, the Atlantic Ocean on the eaat
| and Fourteenth Street aa recently la!4
out by the Virginia Beach Develop
ment Company, extended into Atlantic
Ocean on the South, together With nil
the ways, waters, water courne*. ripar
ian fights, ? privileges und Appurte
nances to the same Jwlonglng or In any
wise appertaining: also tfll thQse cer
tain two lots known as lots No. 2 and
No. 4 in block No. 29 on l?hat No. 2. part
of -the property of the Virginia Beach
Development Company, recorded In
Map Book No. 1. page 30. In the office
of^thc County Clerk of 1'rlnceaa Anne
County, and State of Vlrglnlu. ,
(8) A lot of land situated on Watci*
Street In the City of Norfolk, conveyed
to the Norfolk & Southern ltailwwy
Company by the deed of Sarah H. P.
?pall and others, recorded In deed book
. page , described as follow*;
Beginning at the southwest corner o'
Water Street and Woodaide Lane, and
running thence south along the west
ern Bide of Woodslde Lane, aeventy
.two feet two lnchea. more or less, to
the northern side of the property now
owned by the Norfolk and .Southern
Hallway Company; thence westerly
alone~-the northerly, line of said prop
erty fifty-four feet, more or leas, to a
.poin.t_oi\ the eastern line of said prop
erty; ' thence *" nohtacfly along JCTld
eastern line sixty-four feet. ?lx inches,
more or lc?#, to the southern line of
Water Street; and thence along the
southern line -of Water Street fifty
four feet, more or less, easterly to the
point Of brtslnnlhff.
(10) GO shares Of the capital stock of
the Ooldnboro Union Station Company,
each of the par value of one hundred
dollars and two of the bonds ??f the aald
comnahy. numbered three and rive, dated
on the 14th day or June. 1W9. payable on
?August Hth. 1933, wtth Interest thereon at
the rate of four and one-hulf per cent,
each for the principal sum of fourteen |
cnouaana uoiiars.
It is Intended to refer to. describe, and
tncludc all properly. franchlst s, privi
leges and Immunities of every
kind, character or description belonging
to the Norfolk & Southern Railway Cow
[paoy. Its predecessors and constioent
p coinpanlt lines oT lUUtoad ^anrt-tea*yd
lines, whercvw the same nre Wc*te4, In
cluding all the property described In tin
IfWMtld decrees and In the report ol
or about August 17. 1909 (to which said
report and exhfblts thereto attnehed.
and said decrees reference Js hereby
majlo for a more particular description
orotic right!*, privileges Und'frnnctn&ex
6f~ said Norfolk & Southern Hallway
Company). and all property oT "every
kind and description described In said
report, and decrees Including all the
* - Norfolk . &
at the
property owned by ' the- Nor
Southern Railwu? Company
1907. and all pioperty a<Hivhed .by It sub
?sea^nt to the exetiutlon-of Ita sai*i First
and "Refunding Mortgage, or by the
aforesaid Recalvtri, '0o*v:i to and in
cluding the date of sale a*J directed by
said decree, whether the same b? spe
cifically mentioned in the. foregoing
descriptions or not. .
EXCEPTING and RESERVING from
the property to be sold, am and all rights
of action or recoveries had therein which
the Receivers heretofore appointed In the
above mentioned consolidated causes. or
th- railway company, may now or here
after have against any Individual, part
nership. firm or corporation, on account
of or. arising from any Investigation
wliich_maj- be ordered upon the petition
of Fcgtit Rekl. iTIeu In tcud caut-c I7y~
leave of Court on the second d v.y < f
October. ia?.D.
The aforesaid property will 'be sold sub
Ject to the lieu of any. and all i..m?,
as&esMncntx .m l water reuts levied UUU
assessed againat the same or agalntt any
part theieof. whlc.ll uro t?r may be
?cfc&ued upon the mortgaged property
and 1 premises above described as prior
tn tlm lien of mtl.1 First and RefuiniUK
Mortgage and .subject also to tin- io!
lowtng described mortgages. pledged
and Indebtedness of the- Nor foil; .
Southern Railway Compaijy and Its
constituent companies assumed bv it:
~T A itutaln ? inui tsage ? nwidr ? tr? ?
Norfolk & Southern Railroad Company,
dated June 2d. 1891. tu the Atlantic Trust.
Company, Trustee, of which the .Metropoli
tan Trust Company ol the City of New
York Is the successor, to secure bonds
maturing on May 1st, 1311. of which there
are now outstanding bonds aggregating
, the principal- sum of U,!""" '
Hlltlon 4*^ * ?
toftl. 656.000, una lu ad
15. 0W. issued under said
cipal sum of ~931&!o ...
*^S^l?omp5n^'of|k^Newfa ,lu(Hn,
.under the terms of the fhortgugc next
hereinafter described.
, 2. A certain First General Mortgage
1 aiul supplement thereto, dated Novr-mtrrr
WB-j504. and Novefnber 21. UM, respect
ively. made by the Norfolk & Southern
Railroad Company to the Guaranty Trust
Company of New Y?>rk. Tr\??tee. to
an Issue of bonds maturing on the first
day of July, ltd. of- which there are now
outstanding In the hands of the public,
bonds In the aggregate principal sum ol
^25.000, and bonds to the extent of ti'/MO.
frw pieqgcq as Bounty tup tn^ piiymi-nt or
the collateral trust notes of the Railway
Company hereinafter mentioned.
3. A certain First Gene.nl Mortgage of
the Suffolk A Carolina Railway Company,
dated April 13. 18S6. made to John 8 <".lt
tlngs and -Walter E. Brooks. Trustees,
to secure bonds maturing on the flr?t day
of April, 1911. of which there are out ?
standing bonds aggregating the principal
sum of $90,000.
4. A certain First Consolidated Mort
gage made by the Suffolk & Carolina
Railway Company to the International
Tntet Company of Maryland. .Trustee,
dated July Is*, Hro, to 'secure bond* ma
turing on the first day of July, 1662., of
which there are now outstanding there="
under ? bends ? ftggr^wating the ? principal
?sum of 9700.000.
I. A certain First Mortgage' and Sup
plemental Mortgage made by the Raleigh
A Pamlico Sound Railway Company,
dated February 2?th and Debember 27fn.
1904, respectively, made to the Knicker
bocker Trust Company. Trustee, to se
curo bonds maturing on the first day of
January, 1934. of which there are now
outstanding thereunder bonds aggregat
rng trie piTnc.'pal sum uf
?. A certain Mortgage made by Frank
8. Gannon and wife to Hugh C. Davis.
Trustee, dated April 10th 19w, to secure
the principsl sum of W.OOO, maturing on
AftrfllOth, 1910. ? ?
7. A certain Equipment Mortgage made
by the Norfolk A Southern Railway Com.
Rny, dated October 1st, 1907. to the Man
ttan Trust Company as Trustee, to
secure equipment mortgage bonds issued
thereunder aggregating the principal sum
of ?.200.000; said bonds have been pledged
by said- Railway Company with the
Manhattan Tmst Company as Trustee
to secure certain collateral trust notes
herein ne*t referred to.
g. A certain Collateral- Truat Indenture
made by the Norfolk ft "Southern Rail
way Company to the Ifanhattan Trust
Company (of tho City and State of New
Ydrk), as Trustee, dated October 1. lfW7.
to secure notes to be Issued thereunder
not to exceed the principal sum of $2,750,
000. maturing on- tne first day of Novem
t?r, heretofore filed !n the ab..., ... ..
tlone.I cause on or abour-tTivTth dmce*
Auavet, 1 90f, as containing a more de
tailed description of the several mort- 1
gages aforttBMld.
The undersigned special masters Invite
bids upon all the property to be sold In
one parcel and as an entfrKf. and will1
provisionally accept the Md of the highest ,
bidder npon tho said enttre procertv and ]
report the bid so provisionally accepted to l
the Court. ?l\ > J
Any party lo said cause or the hof?l?y
T.0-T JwnS ?P?IM by
Stmry
ftaW Kin iu?; WIT gel Tl
I Jla ?a?y for an fcld bachelor lo !?<
?jWMow canpa ? tl.
< pec la! master* {be ma of Two Hand rot
i noui ;a?d Delia: * ifc&6.vQlr) in caali cr.L;*
?tHUwl ch?cK en ?i.tae national Uai.k : ,
'fe.iriaj.Miuj <** u.?Lum
nude or endorsed rayabnrto tnc * r^er o
-..J l-K'flill OI flu lll-llJM.
flu u?ar?A- Dollut*. '.UuM^ pur \aluu v
?e iuo ?cu:el uy mJ r. u:iJ i.<:uuj
i>o Murtiu;.*, \s yi.a.iiv sucl? I'lJUc."
-?J upon the propcuf u> Lc sw.d.
The c*sh ciieuK or itcutttMt depf-ftitvd
'jy any bidder In oider to -qualify iili.i tc
j!J at the sale. wil[-L-o held on a p!ci.'^<
that nalU bidder will maku .good bis bid ir
iccepted Ly tl.o Court. .
The casli, checkj.cr cccurltlcs eo de
posited, except these deposited by any
iiM'ltr. wLme- hi'l| ahn II be l on Jil.oau!]^
n Huito rs d i?. e*1' ot\il\ tslcn of U'C ^ulo'io
the bidder or bidders Item whom the1/
v.?re iMdveil.
Y'.e rash. c'.m'I-s or necm-Hiea ?A dtp' s
*tr t by any or-ltier or Wthlt-t-* ?>?U
uiull Co prcMjiially u created, v. HI ?be
returned by the special masters to the
bUlder or bidders from whom they wrrt
received. If such provisional acceptnnco
shull theii-aitgi not be eonHmmd Uy UU:
Court. \
X<> minimum price Is put upon the prop
arty 10 be sold or any part thereof, the
Co u : i luvlnK reserved full power and
discretion to reject any bid which. 4n
Us Judgment, lu Inadcuate* or subject
to Just objection.
In case any bidder or bidders shall fall
to itiuke good bis or their bid upon Its
acceptance by the Court, or shall fall
after such acceptance to comply with any
order of the Court rotating: to the
payment thereof or the completion of the
purchase, then '.he surils deposited by said
purchaser or purchasers. whether rfltWI In
cash or by check or represent^ by Ixfndn.
shall be forfeited as a penulTy for such
failure and shall be applied to the pay
im?U of tha expenses of a resale and of
the makins good of any deficiency or
loss In case the property -ah?SI b>?-,soHl at I
a lera price on any such resale, and to
such other purposes as the Court may
direct.
The purchaser or purchasers shall, on
the conArmatlDILSC the sale by the Court,
thereafter make such further payment or
payments In cash or otherwise on ac- |
count of the purchase price as the Court |
may from time to time direct.
So much of the .purchase price as may
not be required by the Court Jto be paid
In cash may either be paid in cilnh. or
the purchaser may satisfy and make good
such residue of nts bid ? in whole or In
part by turntnK In to bo c.incelle<4 or
credited, as hereafter pro vlded . any bonds
or coupons secured Ly said nrtt :.nd
Refunding Mortgage payable out of the
proceeds of the sa'.o upon di?r r i> .m lot,
thereof; and such purchaser will he cred
ited therefor on account of the purchase
price with bucIi sums its would be pay
able on such bonds and coui-on&_ oiib. of
the purchase price If the whole amour. t
of the purchase price had* been puld In
cash. ?
All such bonds and coupons qs may !
bo used to make any such payment shall :
be surrendered to the Special Master*
"and cancelled If the whole amount due
thereon 1b applied upon the purchase
Rrlce; but If less thnn the whole amount
p so applied, then the ajnount so applied
will bo stamped or written upon . siu-h
bonds or coupons, which will then be
returned to the holder. ? ? ?????
The certlflcntes of any trust company
In the. City of New York. N. Y . City of
Providence, Rhode Islttnd, or City of Bos
-ton, Massachusetts, Including the Trust
fniiiptftijr of America, that IF~ TToTVTjr
bonds tharoln , described secured by
said First . and Refunding .uort
,JEUC?_ subject to the order of the
party named, and transferred to The
undersigned Special Masters, will be re
ceived by tlio Special Masters and ac
cepted in lieu of the bond^ specified In
such certificate or certtflmtes as a de
posit at the time r.f sale and ou-ac^ount
of the 'payment of the purchase price bid.
with Jltce forcc and effect as If t'.-.o I nnds
therein named had been delivered to
them. "* " -
I The, Court reserve* tlie r!?l? t to resell
the property upon such notice a* it may
direct ami* at the risk anil cost of the
| purchaser in cane the purchaser thereof
I shall fall or omit to make nny payment
ton account of any unpaid balance of the
purchase price within ten day* after the
entry of the order . requiring such pay.
] ment.
I The purchaser or purcha*r*rs. his or
their rui'i essore or nsslsns. shall not be
required to we to the application of the
purchase money. ? I
The purchaser or purchasers at such
sale, his or their successors and ustljm;,
shall be required to assume ami adopt
all lawful and subslsUnK contnlct:< and
agreements of the Norfolk At Southern
Railway Company, entered Into since
the - flrst day of July, 1908. tho time
of the appointment or "the receivers in
the above nuntloued ctiusi.-. hut the
purchaser or purchaser* ut such sale,
ills or their successors and ussigns,
Fhull not ho required to. a?umo and
adopt any contract and nirr^eoients of
said Company entered Into prior to said
July 1. 1 DOS, but shall have the sight to
clect whether or not to assume or- adopt
the same or any tli'>reor wli!?lp tlx
months after the completi-m of-said safe.
The Court reserves and excepts f:om
1 *||fr of aforewild^ defcreo J ho
petition tiled in the above c.uw tiy the
Postal Telegraph Ciwblo Company p.n<l the
answer thereto made by the Receivers 1:5
ho id cause.
? Th? pn-<- liaacr nr ourciiasers shall, nw it
part of the consideration for euvif eiitJ?,
and In addition tu Ujo purchase price
bid take the property purchased.
(1) L'pon the express .unditlon that-'
the purchaser or purchasers, his -'ir
their successors or will p?y
for and satUt^-ai; claims and demands
heretofore filed under the order of ref
nrienvp lii'i etufori^TTTTpr. I' in '!.M 'L-aiinf
on the 3rd day of October. lJWi, which ,
1 ' " ? her(?i*
ffV? ? ?
said First and Refunding Mortgage
and which at the time -of the sale re
main unpaid.
In respect to the property herein de
scribed, lawfully made by the receiv
ers, which said contracts shall be as
sumed and performed by the pnrr.hnspr
or purchasers, his or their heirs and
assigns. ?
(S) And upon the express condition I
thut such purchaser or purchasers, his
or their MUeccssors and msrJki;* Khali
El r, watlHfj, anil dl?rhn. i-i mi;
debtedness and obligations or liabili
ties which shedl have been contracted
or Incurred by the receiver* In respect
thereto before the delivery of. Posses
sion of the property sold. Including
herein the Indebtedness of the receiv
ers. evidenced by receivers' certificates
heretofore issuctl under t inder en
tered in said cause nn the JHh day of
December, 1D0S. aggregating the prin
cipal sum of fl, 000.000.
| (4) And upon the further express
condition that such purchaser ?r pur
chasers.. his or their successors and.
assigns. shall pay unit satisfy all un
paid costs and expenses of said con
solidated causes, and all proper ex
penses attendant npnn a.ilil ante. the
unpaid compensation and allowances of
the Sped a 1 Masters' appointed In said
Clause and all unpaid i-.t| ,.-ns-s. i rm:ri.-n
sation and allowances of tho complain
ant and receivers and of the soll< itorx
and counsel of the complainant, tho de
fendant and the receU'ers, . tooth before
and after said sale.
In the event that tho purchaser or
Pure hasej'jk ^hl^s ^ or^ the 1 r ^ s^oe s soi s ^ or
any of the before-mentioned Indebted
ness and obligations, persons holding
The Clalrmmherefor. upon fifteen dnys'
notlce to the purchaser or purchasers
or Ills or their successer* or ussigns,
or such other notice as the Court may
direct, may present to sold Court a pe
tition to have any such claim enforced
against thb property aforesaid; the
purchasers .shall have th? right to ap
pear and oppose such petition and the I
purchasers and eny party "to such pro
ceeding shall have the right to appeal
from any Judgment, decree or order
made thereon. The purchaser or pur
chasers. his or tholr successors or as
signs. shall have the right to enter their
appearance in mid Court or In any
other Court, and he or they shall have
the right to contest any claim or de
mands other than those In respect to
costs jnd- aTTow^ht^s pending at tho
time of the sale and then undetermined,
and any claim or demand which may
ohaser or purchasers, hts or their suc
I ccseors or assigns, or which would bo
j chargeable against the property ? pur
?chased -under -tiro provisions of said de
cree, and may appeal from any decis
ion relating to any snclvQlalm or de
mand, other than orders and decrees In
respect to costs and allowance*
The Court reserves Jurisdiction for
the purpose of delivering tUle and pos
session of -the property sold and to
protect the rights of the purchaser m
determine the priorities, of claims filed
Id cause and the costs andfalloiw
r ?r a
decree of sale.
? a more complete statement of
.iWrty te be sold end the terms
? dltlone of eald decree, the i
tin n-hn minirn
^ aiwaye I
ftw kttegry Htwyw. I
tsrii reserved thereby, ^he liens upon
s?ld . property and th* rights of tho
purchasv r at said -tile n>ff?rr. i
-- ? > ..n >/? nir v. iitoii vuuri oi mc
L':ii tc-d .St at <.'9 for the Eastern District
of Virginia nt Norfolk. -Vitginln. and
the decree ancillary tMrctb filed In
the office of the Clerk of the Circuit
Court" of the United States for the
Eastern "District of XortlP Carollnna.
and reference Is tnade to said decn
and the record upon which .the same i
are entered and to the reports of the
special master. Percy S. Stephenson.
Esq.. and inventories mnd maps
filed hy 'hij P?"-..|y?ri tfl-UM
leiu us ir tin- same were herein set ouT
at length. - ? ? ? H
Further Information na?y be obtain^*]
ed by application to the undersigned.
Bpeclul mrtstera.
" ? ? ? * -*~t , . i
Harry k. wolcott.
EDWAKl) It. UAIRD, JR.,
THOMAS l^JARVIS,
PRRPBKICK HQgr.
Special -Masters. ^
deshsrp. ? ? ?
STEPHENSON & TAYLOR,
ABBOTT MORRIS & CO..
of Norfolk, Va..
Auctioneers.
U pi ted States of America, _
Eastern District of 'Virginia, ss. : "
I. Joseph I'. Brady Clerk of the
United States Circuit Court .Ibr the
Eastern District of Virginia. do certify
tlmt the bond 1n the sum of One Hun
dred Thousand 'Dollars < 1100,000.00) re
quired ofv tho Special Mastem by_ the
aforesaid decree of the CI re u It- Court of
the United States for the Eastern Dis
trict or VI r?J nla. has been dul*- given
I and ?Approved- ,
1 TN TESTIMONY WHEREOF I have |
hereunto set my hand and afflxe.t tho
sAul^-df Bald Court at Norfolk. Virginia,
this 27th day of October, 1909.
JOS. P. BRADY,
t Clerk.
By D. ARTHUR KICL.SEY.
Deputy Clerk.
Cleanliness is th??- law of
-U'ealth, inside aK well' as outside. Lb*.
"Hotttstcr1* Rocky Mowntftift Toa-W
your Internal. cleanser, then your
organs will be p?ro mid clean, your
health rtood. your system right. Start
tonight. Hardy's Drug Store.
(SK HOWS DIE STBflE
f'n; Ulan Sagp, the iinir Grower, U
Now St, ltl in Anu'i'ica on Money
/". ? 4 lluck Plan.
u mighty good thing "tor thtf
-A-oiMon of America thai Parisian
ouk.c can How be obnrin ed In every
town of eorisoquei.ve.
Xo? preparation for the hair has
done so mu^Jrfo stop falling hair and
yrmUiyn^dandi^ift and make wo
men's hr.ir beautiful an -Parisian
Sago. -- , ^
'-Ftui&LaiL-Sage is the only certain-!
destroyer ~of the .dandruff microbe
which is the canst? of 97 per cent of
hair troubles.
These pernicious, persistent and
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Parisian Sage is audi aft evtTTrordt-;
nary and quick actiug rejuvenaior
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to cure dandruff, stop falling huir
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I t is -a- magnifituuU? dressing _iur
women who desire^ luxuriant, lus
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'AmTa large bottle of Parisian Sage
costs only 50 cents at Brown's Drus
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Dignity of British Courts.
Judge .Bacon, addressing a solicitor
?t the close of o case in the Whlte
cbapel county court recently said: "i
do not wish to suggest any improve
ment In the dress or attire of solid*
tors.^-but I really do not think It la
proper for a black Gown to be on such
a light coat.' The solicitor bowed his
objection was well founded on many
jminimi p. b. i i .iiii J turn ni
A Sponge Garden.
A betmUftri effect may u o d
b7 means of a damp sponge and a few
seeds. Take a large piece of coarse
sponge and cut It In any sh.-vpe de
sired. Then soak it In water, squeeze
half dry and sprinkle in the openings
red clover Seed, millet, barley, grass.
n-itd? in;, r... T T n r, r?
the sponge in a window- where th?
sun shines at least part of tha. day.
Enjoy Yourself.
An Individual of tiie Weary Willie
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him the money:
"I am not giving you this because
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"make It a quarter and tljorouphly
enjoy yours?*f/'? eerrybody's Maga
zine. '
I, ,| |
A Joyful Pastime
[ l IV Really a Pleasure to fare ('??
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r Tt isn't a pleasure to saturate your!
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- __EREDICTION_
OF THE. 8TRAW& ?
>? ?? ?? in in v ' |
At the foot of tbe snow-capped .
mountains of Himalaya there was -
once a town called Kus&lassa.
It was two score yojanaa from the
grypf ronlm r?f-H?ptliMi>ii A Willi
town It was, ---with- /ew occupations
other -than thoee of hunting and *gr4- - -
culture. A few there were who re
tained some religion, but they were,
1tta way, shunned.
Gradually these people moved
farther away from Kusalassa and the
wild people took poeHusslon of their
deserted fields. Then there were
Skirmishes between the two parties,
and once or twice a man waskllled,
6ut they thought nothing of that. The
raiders were called Sabb&s, and at
first disliked their app^llationr but afi
time wore on (bcy.cMie to rejoice In
"It *nd. out of spite, termed their ene
mies Kusalassas.
Now, the skirmishes became more
frequent and bloody, till finally there
occurred.* real battle. In which arrow
and sword did suclL-good service that
one-fourth of the Sabbas and one-third
of the Kuaalasuas lost their lives, but
the latter, though outnumbered,. won.
The smell of attar and savory
dl6hcs 'was everywhere to be. noticed. ?
Before the Image of Ganesha, the
chief deity of these people, stood a
red ram awaiting the butcher's knife.
The crowd of anxious spectators
intently as the priest-butcher ap>
proa cued, a silver-handled knife in his
hand. Then the incensp arose moire .
3trongly, and there were -cries* to
Gumtsha to accept the sacrifice.
Suddenly from those about the
linage there came two people, a man
and a woman. The non^an^lu black
lUlrc. h?r head covered fwith a vetl,
*!unq to the cinn's arm. ' ? *
The msin. carrying a! shffrjL, tsjvord
made of lalas wood, stepped up to'tho
priest and said in a steady voice:' "O.
prieft?" " Before thou slayest Mesha,
'.he ram, 1 would say that I have come
hither to wed Sulangana, whom thou
seest by my side. We promised three
moons ago to wed after I sbuuld have
blaiu a fcUbbj. ? The today ?
lias brought our wishes .to ^njiifon."
Then many more stepped forward, * |
bearing sweet cakcs and b?ig9 of grain' .
and one had a bowl of mlHc.
? ? ? * ? ' t
It seemed to have been premeditat
ed, for every one had something for
the bride nnd groom.
A feast was soon spread, the guests
(. seated 'and the rr?d ram's throat slit.
Tho priest caught the blood and sprin
kled It upon the surface of the milk.
Then two rirp straws were produced
and droppec* upon the reddened liquor.
Sulangana. r.nd her future husband.
j named Devatanc. watched the straws
1 anxious. for If they met It signified
| love till death. A shower office was
j thrown over the two and attar was
sprlhkled over the floor of the houso
j of Ganc^fca.
I Now the fatoiul moment was at
I hand.
The straws floated ever nearer to
j each other, but they floated slowly. A
i breeze from the doorauL>'_and Just as
j the two straws were al>6ut to touch
' they were blown wide apart. A stifled
j Aroam from Sulaegana. a groan from
Do va tang, a murmur from the guests,
tho blood-stained milk was still. .and
the straws moved not. Sulangana
sank to her kntod.
Meanwhile, ihe dead bodies on the
field were being gathered and placed
l on pyres erected hastily with brush
} wood and felled trees, while tho sil
| very moon loukud i.ilmly on r'nnn
] the nauseating odor of burned flesh
, !" 1 -"r " ' -1
I house of the god Ganesha and reached
j the nostrils of Sulansana and Lteva
. tang. ?
It overpowered the odor of attar.
Many people left the place with hejiyj
hearts, for the aTr??* ^(Tended no
5001I. The tryea of tli^ wcoden Gane
sha stared sullenly upon the two peo
ple. watching intently the motionless
Two auxjoua hours past-rod; tLe
straws remained motionless.
i Then with a shriek Sulangana faint
ed. Uevatang leant against a pillar
with a hand, to his head, muttering:
J Oh. sulangana ! it cannot apply to
ne. for my neart will ever remain tho
j same! Then it ciust be ? "
j He- was interrupted Jjy the entrance
of a man la a yd!ow gown whose face
j bore an expression of sadness. Ho
1 percetved Sirtarr^Tirni on her fare and
( raised 4ier wlUi Land.
"O what do I see?" cried she, open*
Ing her eyes. " Tis ibfe IUsty of whom
they speak! T!s the Lord Buddhar*
and she fell ut hi? feet and kissed his
hands.
"So soon! So soon!" shrieked Da
vatang. tearing his h&lr and clutching
bis dagger. "The Hlraws did not lie,
then! Sulangana! What means this T
Who Is this man'" - " 'I
For answer she again kissed Bud
dha's hands and cried "Oh s^ra mel"
dne meant rur MM to save bar from
the fate foretold by the ^traws, but
to Devatang It had another meaning.
His Jteart was burning within him
and with a bound he wrfs at his wife's
Bide and his talas-wood sword ~wa?~ ~
through her heart. ~
Then recognizing Gautama, he
stared N from the corpse at his feet to
the horrlfl?4^ pltxlnr^ eyes that warn
turned upon htm. and fen forward,
never to rise again, for In falling his
twora bid piCT7S?-ina heU tr- KW
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