Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1875-08-13
IOUBL'C SALE OF COUNTY LAND.
MONDAY, the sotn of August. s75,

at public auction, in front of the Court House,
TWO tracts of LAND, belonging to said Mark.
wood
FIRST-Containing 81 Acres, situated on the
Northeast side of the Way nesboro and Long
Meadows road, adjoining the lands OF Sampson
Pelter and Hugh Mcclure. 2 & 81 . DO "a
SECOND-A LOT containing Acres, ad-
TERMS Enough in hand to pay costs of
suit and sale and $75 with interest from Oct. lst
1873 till day of sale, balance ip one aud two
years. Purchaser TO give bonds with approved
personal security bearing interest from day of
sale for deferred usamenrs. fsi-.l-
Upon one of the above Tracts is a Frame
House, nearly new Toe whole will be put up
at upset bid of $3.50. l.ltttt< ~
S. TRAvERs PHILLIPS, q
aug6-4t lsua} 4s-n-.a.5, . Comm'r.
II AND IN MARKET. tl's A. rs tire9
As executor of GEORGE PALMER, decd, l
MONDAY August %, 1875, r7t oes
being Court day, offer at public sale, in front
of the courthouse, d tract of land in Augusta
county, about four and half mics from Staun-
ton, on both sides of the Middlebrook road
near Arbor Hill containing about oa@ Uias,
i@s'2 4laS ls6 ACRES 9abte bag 0Q
1t has on it comfortable buildings, II fine
Spring, good Meadow, aud excellent Fruit.
"a TERMS -One-fourth in so days, interest add
ed, secured by negotiable note we'll endorsed,
and the residue in three equal IN ual pa yInen 8
from day of sale, bearing interes' from date,
for which purchaser will give good personal
security, and the title retained as ultimate se-
curity for the whole purchase money. ,ita14 bss
II Possession given compliance with terms
of sale. i9st
= A. A McPHEErERs, EXT.
nj {tJcHING A II n ga w.
DATRONs OF HusRANDRY. THE MAS
i ter of the State Grange has announced
that he will be in Stauntou on the 18TH OF
AUGUST for the purpose of conferring the
Fifth Degree upon all members of the Augusta
County Grange, and also to install its officers.
II is therefore highly important that every
member of this Grange should be present The
officers especially, both ladies and gentlemen,
are earnestly requested to he in attendance.
The installation will Take place in the Town
Hall at 10 O'Clock A NJ, and to which all
members Of the Oldfr and the public generally
are cordially invited to attend The Initiation
will probably be postponed until II o'clock P
The Chief OF Bureau, Brother Featterstone,
and other distinguished members will be pres
ent upon this occasion and will address the
Order Immediately after the installation
S. BROWN ALLEN,
aug6-lt Master i. G. G.
S. V. copy ]
DUBLIC SCHOOLS OF SrAUNTON.- TIE
i Session of Public 2choos of Staun ton will
open on MONDAY, September 18th, 1875
Pupils oatside of the corporation will be
charged TUITION three months in advance be-
fore being entitled.
TUITION
High School ....-...............$2.50 per month.
Il tammar s. hool. ............. 90 Sc
Intet medl lie School ............ so q
Primary School ................. 90 &"
JOHN j. LADD,
d roa Superintendent Public Schools.
aug6-tf [Cisy papers copy
CT. JOHNS ACADEMY, LEXANDRIA,
y is the Oldest Boarding School in the State.
advantages: Experienced Teachers, Military
Discipline, Strict Alteation to Morals OF Stu
dents, Healthy Loca ton. Send for Catalogue to |
si1sis RICHARD l.. ,CARNE, A. NJ,
y, la- Principal,
auge-2m Drawer ~, Alexandria, Va. >