Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-09-28
Tr1aI Safes.
TRUSTEEs, s.ALE.

IN pursuance of the provisions OF deed OF
Il trust made by the Augusta and Port Royal
Compress Company to the undersigned trus-
tees, date September 10, 1880. and recorded
Office Of the Clerk Of the Superior Court of
Richmond county, Georgia, and on folio $40
and following fOlios of book NJ M M, in the
Office of the Register Of Mosne COnveyances
! Of Beaufort county, South Carolina. and in
obedience to an order of the Superior Court of
Richmond county. Georgia, an extract from
which order Is as follows, to wit:
THAT said trustees take into their possess
sion all the property described in said deed
and proceed, IN their discretion. without I'M
reasonable delay, in conformity to the pro
visions thereof, to sell the 40 me in bulk or in
parts. at their discretion, after giving sixty
(6Oj days public notice in one of the news
papers published IN the city Of Augusta, and
one in Savannah, Georgia: also in CharlestOn
and Beaufort, South Carolina, for CASH"
The undersigned trustees will sell at the
Augusta and Port Royal Compress COmpany's
lot in the city Of Augusta, Georgia. at II
o'clock NJ, on WEDNESDAY. November q,
1885, continuing the sale from day to day, if
necessary, the following property, to wit:
First. One Taylor Compress, $1,000 tons
pressure, with machinery, tools and imple-
ments appertaining thereto, including one
engine and boiler. Capacity of compress 500
bales per day. This property is on the lot
next hereafter described. and can be removed
therefrOm by the buyer should such buyer not
purchase the lot also.
Second. All that lot or parcel of land stu
ate, lying and being in the city of Augusta,
and county of Richmond. lust oppOsite the
Waynesboro depot, or Augusta and Savannah
Railroad depot, and known rs the, 'Metcaf
Warehouse" lot, bounded north by Calhoun
street. on which 1t fronts two hundred and
ninetT-two (292) feet, more or less: south by
Taylor street, on which it has a front OF three
hundred and hfty2nIne 1859 feet, more or less:
east By Washington street, on which it fronts
three hundred and fOrty-nine (349) feet, more
or less, and west by TWiggs street, on which
it mas front of three hundred and fifty five
1851 feet, more or less.
Third. One new Taylor Compress. costing
originally S35,000, in perfect order, 10000 tons
pressure, with a present capacity of 1000
bales per day which capacity can be doubled.
together with the machinery, tools and imple-
ments appertainlng thereto, including engine
and boiler. This property is on the premises
of the Augusta and Port Royal Compress
Company, at Port Royal, South Carolina, and
the buyer can remove the same If he does not
purchase the land hereinafter described, on
which it is situated.
Fourth. All that lot, parcel or piece of land
situate, lying and being in the city of Pert
the terminus Of the Port Royal and Augusta
Railway, beginning At point on the Battery
river. being the sOuthea5terly point or the
termination OF lands heretofore conveyed by
ID. f. Appleton and wife to the Port Royal
Railroad Company. and now owned by the
port Royal and Augusta Railway Company.
and distant three hundred and forty-six (S46)
feet south from the southerly SIDE OF Sixth
street. as known on a survey made by the city
of Port Royal, made by E. G. Nichols and
| recorded in the office of the Register of Mesne
Conyeyances Of Beaufort county, South Caro-
lima, in Book 8, page $40. and thence running
north thrty-tWo and three quarters (3g3<)
degrees east, four hundred 400 feet 10 point
thence at right angles, south Gfty-seyen and
one-quartQr go degrees, east six hundred
| feet to q point. thence at right angles and
! parallel with said first mentioned line. south
! thlrty-twO and three quarters (32z) degrees,
west four hundred 400 feet to point on
! said Battery river, thence north fifty nine
and ODe-half (5917J degrees west, and along
/ said Battery river five hundred and eight t50s
| feet to point, thence north forty Eve 45)
| degrees twenty-five and One-haK (22l5)
I minutes, west and still along said Battery
river ninety four and four-tenth (94 A. feet
! to the point or place of beginning, together
/ with the improvements therein, excepting
4 the compress, which will be cold separately rs
above stated, but including one Chase grain
I elevator, capacity 100000 bushels, with engine
| and boiler all in perfect order.
Fifth. The corporate rights, grants and
/ franchises Of every kind Of the Augusta and
4 Port Royal Compress Company, as contained
! in its charter Of November 12 1874. and the
/ amendment thereto of November 4. 1879.
The above described property viii re sald
| IN the i've parcels, and IN the order above set
forth.
! Terms cash; purchasers TO pay for papers.
CHARLkS n. PHf&IZY.
MASSILLON p. SrOVALL,
Trustees.
| For further ipfoTmatiOn apply 10 the Trus-
! tees or to their Solicitor,
JOS. b. CUMMING,
Augusta, ga.