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MONDAY, JUNE 7th

At 10:30 A. M. (EST) Rain or Shine

REAL ESTATE—To be sold at 11 a. nu EST

Real Estate consists of approximately 200 acres of gently rolling farm land, 100 acres cleared, 20 acres in grain, 10 acres in com, 20 acres in mixed alfalfa hay, 45 acres in young growing timber, balance in good grass land. All growing crops will be sold with real estate. This property will be offered in three different tracts and as a whole. One tract consists of 17 acres, second tract of 45 acres, and third tract of 138 acres and all buildings.

Residence, known as Liberty Hall, consists of six rooms. Brick Colonial, built about 1750, of handmade, brick and heavy timbers on stone foundation. Screens. iModero plumbing installed about 1946 and furnace central heat just installed. Electricity. Water furnished from artesian well. Telephone. On the first floor: center hall, living room, dining room and kitchen. Second floor: -center hall, three master bedrooms and bath. Basement: 3 rooms well lighted. 2 with fcement floor, one with wood. --

Farm Buildings: Large Bam,LJhicken House attached. Cora Crib used as garage. Two cement silos.

Liberty Hall is one of the few remaining beautifully proportioned, solidly constructed,^ fine old pre-Revolutionary homes which combines the charm of authentic antiquity with the practical, manageable size of a Twentieth Century home. This is excellent grazing land. The soil is good and a stream runs through the property so that every field is watered. With low taxes and an equable climate, the property offers an excellent opportunity to be worked as a good subsistence farm in a - quiet country atmosphere removed from the cities' exigiencies. The site affords breath-taking views of the majestic Blue Ridge (the property borders Shenandoah National Park) and the location is ideal in many respects. %

This property may be inspected any day pri or to sale by contacting the owner on the premises or calling E. L. Brown, auctioneer, phone C ulpeper 2941.

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