The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1879-07-03
LOnd Sales.
In and adjoining Stanton.


By virtue of the provisions of deed Of trust
recorded by Maj. Edward Mcmahon and wife, to
the undersigned, as Trustees, and in conformity
with two DEGREES of the Circuit Court of Augusta
county, rendered on the 4th of December, 1873 and
End of April 1879, in the cause of Baylor Nc
Mahon." the undersigned, as trustees, will: on
MONDAY the nth DAY of JULY, NEXT,
in the city Of stanton, in front Of the Court
House, sell at public auction to the highest bid
ders the following most valuable and desirable
property:
l. Three ~ THO Story Brick Tenements,
on points" street, between Augusta and New
streets, each tenement containing four comforta-
BILE rooms, each supplied with gas. These tene-
ments are new and most comfortable, affording
excellent homes for small families.
2. Fiue @) THO Story Brick Tenements,
New Street, all recently built, substantial and
comfortable, with five % rooms in each tene-
ment, with everything about them to make them
pleasant family residences.
3. That Most Beautiful Property
to the southwest of Staunton, near the corporate
line and within one-half mile OF the court house,
known as the Tate" property. Said property
consists OF large, comfortable and imposing
BRICK DWELLING, with sixteen rooms, and
all necessary outbuildingS, located upon twenty
one ell acres OF beautiful and fertile land on
which there is most valuable spring, and
young and very productive orchard OF choice
fruit. 1t is proposed to sub-dvide this land into
several lots OF convenient size, leaving the dwell
ing with large lot attached and to offer the
adopt that mode OF sale which shall produce the
largest result.
4. One undivided fourth Of that valuable prop
erty lying Just east of Staunton, ard adjoining
the corporate limits of the city, known as the
Rachael Lewis and Factory Property. Said prop
erty containing about FIFTY-TWO (52) ACRES,
and affording the best sites in the vicinity for
manufacturing enterprises. On this property
DWELLING HOUSE.
5. A N,ce Cottage House,
Fayette Street, near the R.R. Round Housepleas-
antly situated, and being most attractive home
for small family
g. That property known as part OF the "Nur-
sery" property. adjoining the Tate" property,
and containing about FIVE AND A HALF (5h)
ACRES, having been purchased of Jos +. 1annehill,
and fronting on Mcmahon and Menefee streets
most desirable building lots in the most rapidly
improving part of the city. There is located up
OF the property comfortable DWELLING, with
six rooms, with a valuable spring near it.
T. One undivided half of eight (8) quarter acre
lots in the Richardson extension of Staunton,
fronting on the C. s. o. r. r. These lots are val
liable as sites for dwelling houses.
TERMS:-Ten (l0) per cent OF the purchase mon
ey will be required in cash, and for the balance
credit of one, two and three years will be given,
the purchasers to execute bonds with good per-
sonal security. bearing interest from date, and
lien retained up the property as ultimate securi-
The undersigned, acting as trustees, will only
convey such title as is vested in them by said
trust Decd but the title to all of before described
property is believed to be perfect and undispu-
ted.
If the sale OF the above property is not compile
ted on the day named, viz: on the 18th day of Ju-
Iy next, the same will be continued from day to
day consecutively until all the property is sold.
JNO. ECHOLS,
]. C. GREEN,
je l2-tds-S&Vc Trustees.