The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1890-04-17
Commissioners Sale
OF
Two Elegant Residences, a Beautiful
Building Lot.
AND "A FINE
BUSINESS STAND IN The CITY OF STAUNTON


to decree of the Circuit Court
Lineburg, &c. VS.. Elck's widow, &C., on the 27th
uay OF November. iSS0 the undersigned con-
missioners viii proceed in front of the Court
House in she City of STANTON, at II O'Clock, nl on
Saturday, Nag 81, 1890,
to sell at public auction to the highest bidder.
the following valuable property. TO wit:
on the South side of Main or Beverly street, be
tween Market and Coalter streets, on what is
and running back one hundred and seventy,
five feet more or less. This property adjoins
west, and IS one of the most desirable homes in
the CITY. IL being the mansion house and lot OF
tne iaCe George r. Ellck and is at present occu-
ped by his widow.
2nd.-A lot adjoining the above described
property on the WeSt fronting on Main or Bev-
erly street fifty feet more or less with depth
of one hundred and seventy-five feet more or
less, upon which is a good frame building, tue
same being occupied.
fd.AdJonlng the last named property 81
beautiful building lot fronting on Main or Bev-
efly street fifty feet more less. and running
back one hundred and seventy-five feet more or
less. These are the most valuable residence
years. i'i''' Ae' '''
4th.-A substantial brick store house in the
centre of the business portion of the CITY on The
north side or Main or Beverly street, adioinins
on the cast the Masonic Temple, and frontin
less. and the lot on which it is located runnina
back seventy feet more or less. This is the
building !, formerly occupied by the late George
r. Flick as q Saddlery and harness store, and is
now III the occupancy OF Mr.. David O'Rork. 1t
IS one OF the finest business stands in the city OF
Staunton.
The sale of these properties is made for parti-
tlom and the title is believed to be unquestioiea
TERMS:-CaSh in hand sufficient to nav the
cosg OF SUIT and sale, and the remainder upon
credit, or credits, OF one, two and three years
from the day of sale, in equal Instruments hear
ing interest from the day OF sale, the purchaser
or purchasers to execute bonds with apnroved
personal security and the title retained as ult-
EDWARD ECHOLs,
NJ: L. WALTON,
JAMES BUMGARDNER JR
Commissioners.
/, Joseph NJ Ryan, Clerk of the Crx,nit Court Of
Augusta county, DO certify that Edward Echos
Que OF 6ne commissioners whose name is signed
70 Ghe ABOVE advertisement, has given the bond
required by decree of sale in above ment;Onad
cause cause ,o Given under my hand this End day OF
a mi l et%s j. N. RYAN,
OPT o-oas Clerk
NIRGINIA.-At Rules held in the (1erlr,e Of
ty, April 18th, 1890 A
A. W; Taylor and Emma v. Taylor Plaintiffs,
William A. Hudson, Trustee, and ais Defendan+e
IN CHANCERY.
alv opJeeG OF inns SUIT is the settlement of the
oeed from A. w. Taylor, dated Nav l5th tas0
anu GUY OF record in the Clerks office Of the
-, Court OF Augusta, in Deed Book a5 page
id1e law 1lrm OF Hudson & Patrick with the
lunu ARISING under the said deed and with Al
eA "a n, w and Emma V. Taylor -
II appearing by aff1davit filed that wn, A
Huuson, who is sued above in his own ruht M
as trustee under the said deed of NAV I'm 1870 1890.
Is of the State Of Virginia. it IS
after pe ne 40 appear here within Is days
Is necessary to protect his interest in this snit
W. T. CRAIG. n. :, ar,.,o j. J. N RYAN, Clerk