Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-08-15

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AUCTION SALE
BUILDING LOTS
IN RUTLAND,
Saturday, Aug. II, 1872.
MUSIC BY THE RUTLAND BRASS
BAND.
% CHOICE BUILDING LOTS


Will be offered and sold 10 the highest
bidder at Public Auction, on the grounds.
in Rutland, Saturday, August 18th, 1872 I;
sale to commence at one O'Clock p. IN.
Said lots comprise about five acres of
land, beautifully located on Forest street
Gibson and MoulthrOp avenues, situated
but a short distance in a south-westerly
direction from the Depot and the business
portion of Rutland. The lots are on high
ground. commanding fine views of Rut-
land and surrounding country. The own
er has adopted this new and ito Vermont
novel way of dispOsing of lots yet. this
custom of selling lots at auction, near New
York and other large cities, is one of every
day occurrence, and gives the highest sat
isfaction to both buyer and seller. We
have been to the expense of employing
the Rutland Brass Band to be in attend
ance and furnish choice music at the sale,
thus making the day and sale one of plea
sure to all who come, and we trust of great
pecuniary profit to all who buy.
The business of Rutland is rapidly in
creasing, and at no time within the last
five years has its prospects looked bright
er than the present; its many railroads
centering here, its great and increasing
wealth of marble interests, all contribute
to the growth of Rutland. Several splen-
did blocks of stores are now in course Of
erection; also, the finest banking house in
Vermont is being buiIt by General Baxter,
for the Baxter National Bank-and new
houses going up in different parts of the
town. thus showing what the most saga
cious business men think of Rutland and
its future.
The conditions and terms OF this sale are
such as to come within the reach of every
person to secure to themselves and fami
lies home of their own and stop paying
rent, as you will soon pay rent enough to
own a home; and to any wishing to buy
on speculation. the easy terms of payment
and low rate of interest offered viii ena-
BILE you. with a small sum of money down,
to secure one or more lots and make a nice
profit to yourselves. as these lots viii be
positively sold and before your last pay
ment will have become due. the lots viii
have doubled in value. No investment
you can make Is a. safe and sure As to buy
land. The terms OF sale are as follows
On each and every lot sold 10 per cent in
cash. to be paid down AT the sale; + per
cent. in twenty days, at which time deed
will be given a.: balance on bond or mort
gage in three yearly payments. and at the
low rate of per cent. interest till notes
mature, or discount of6 per cent. for all
cash or, to accommodate those who de-
sire TO build on their lots immediately. the
entire purchase money, after the first pay
ment of 10 per cent, can lay on bond and
mortgage the fun three years, and at the
same rate of interest. Recollect. while yOu
may be owing in part for your lots. you are
not paying 5, 10 or l. per cent. interest for
your money, but only per cent, "A lower
rate than ever given in Vermont. You can
therefore secure home on these terms
and not feel il.
~- RecolIect the time. Saturday. Au-
gust 18th. 1872. one O'Clock p. m. Come
one Come all
FRANKLIN POST.
l.. DAwLEY, AEctiOneer.
Rutland. August 5th. ls72. dSwtd