Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1842-08-11
August 4.
Sale Of Valuable Real Property
IN S1E.NWNHONo

vIRGINIA-At Circuit Superior Court of
Law and Chanccry held for Augusta County, at
the Courthouse. Thursday June 10th, 1912.
John Temper and Maria Philips-Plaintiiis
AGAINST
Caroline Matilda Temper Catharinc Speakman,
Frances Eliza VanderhoH, Edward Augustus
Vanderhof, John Thomas Vanderbilt, W iiliam
Mccormick and wife, and Others, heirs OF Law
renee Temper dec'd.-Defendants.
This cause came to be heard this 10th day
of June 1912, on the bill Of the complainan,s, the
answer of Samuel Clarke, guardian ad hi,m Of
the infant defendants. the order Of publication du-
ly made as to the other defendants, and the depo-
sitons Of witnesses, and was argued by counsel:
Whereupon, 1t Is adjudged, ordered and decrecd,
that the prayer of the bill be granted, and that
| James r. Patterson, who is hereby appointed d
commissioner for that purpose, do proceed as
early period as practicable, after having given
four weeks previous notice OF the time and place
of sale, by advertisement in the Stanton Spec
taor, to expose to sale to the highest bidder, the
real property in the bill mentioned, in the follow
ing lots or parcels, to wit:-'The House known as
the Post Office, with the Lot attached thereto, OK
tending to the alley separating the same from the
property now occupied by Augustus w. Graves,
in one lot. The frame building occupied by said
Graves, lying north of said alley, with the ground
in the rear in one other lot. The Dwelling House
OF the late Lawrence Temper, and part OF the
lots running the street and including the length
OF the House, 2S1 feet, and extending back to lle
rear line OF said lot, with the privilege of an al.
ley running from The rear of the lot to the stree,
north of said lot, 81 feet wide, in ono other lol
The balance of said loi, with the exception of the
alley aforesaid, in other lot--and tile out o,
adjoining the town OF Staunton, estimated to con-
tain one Acre of Land, in one other lot. The
terms of sale to be one-fourtL in hand, and the
balance in ore, two and three years, the commits
sioner TO take bonds with security for the deferred
payments, and retaining the title as security for
their ultimate payment. 1t is further ordered and
decreed, that the commissioner do make repor, to
the next court of his proceedings, and that he do
pay over the amount Of the cash paymcn, into
the hands Of the receiver of this court, and return
the bonds for the deferred payments, deduc,ing
from the cash payment the costs of sale, and the
costs OF this e9it the court reserving to itself the
hight to withhold payment of tile money to the
parties, until satisfactory evidence shall be furn-
ished by them, that they the heirs of Lawrence
Temper, decd, and of the amount TO which they
may be respectively entitled;
Copy-Teste,
r. ii. KINNEY, DC.
IN obedience to the above decree, shall pro.
coed on Monday the 22nd Of August 1912, to OF
Ter for sale, on the premises, to the highest bid
der the several parcels of property therein men
| toned, on the terms prescribed by said decree.
JAS. y. PATTERSON; Com'r.
July est.