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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1885-09-25
MARRIAGES..

| The Presbyterian church Of Fairfield,
Rockbridge, was handsomely decorated on
Tuesday last. the occasion being the mar
riage of Miss Sunie A. Brown, daughter
of Col. j. B. Brown, Mayor of Gainesville,
Fla, to Mr.. Jno. T. Sale, Of Lexington.
Tie father of the bride was present, hav-
ing made the journey from Florida for
the pnrpose. The ceremony was perform
ed by Rev. Alfred Jones, the pastor, and
the young couple left for their future
home in Lexington.
Rev q. f. Fry the we'll known Baptist
minister of Augusta, was married in
HarrisoDburg on Tuesday last, to Miss
Clara B. Devier.
Mr.. Robert J. Glendy, one of thesmost
prominent citizens of Bath county, was
Mrs. Caroline e. Montgomery, of Angus
ia county.
The "Little Church around the corner"
the Second Presbyterian church, of which
DIR. H. II. Halves IS pastor. was densely
packed Wedn esday morning to witness
the marriage of B. f. Hughes, Esq. one
Of the officers of the church and promi-
nent business man Of Stanton, to Mrs.
Alice Jennie Points, late a member of the
official corps of the Augusta Female Sem
mary. Both are very popular IN Staun-
ton society and their friends are so numer-
Gus that they would have filled far
larger edifice The decorations of the
church were very tasteful and novel. In
front of the pulpit, pending from the apex
of a triangle of evergreens was foral par
asol showing the brightest colors, under
which the candidates stood. and at either
evergreen gate entering the chancel was
a floral initial oh" and "P''. On the walls
Of the church were wreaths of ever
green's. The bride wore becoming gray
travelling suit. The friends of the couple
were DR.. Frank Hanger and Miss Kate
MEG uffin, and the ushers were Messrs.
Jos. Shirley, W. T. McCue, Jas. Light
ner and Henry A. Walker. DR.. Halves
performed the marriage ceremony at 9
O'Clock, and Mr.. and Mrs. Hughes took
the 9:57 train On the Valley road for
Charlestown, w. Va. Few couples ever
carried away with them as many sincere
good wishes as Frank Hughes and his
handsome wife.
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Com III SrGHAf.
sTAUNToN. September II, 1885

STANTON. September II, 1885.
Flour-Extra. 81 1884 20 ;superfne $365@0s3 70
Oats 25(026New Bacon, Hog Round. S509 Hams, II &
@0l2& Lard new sea Salt. 81 .65; Sugar 6Q0Sc Meal
656: MolasSes 40 075c: Butter --l213cDl5c: Eggs
s9c Potatoes so@59 I1othy seed S9d2 rs Is
Glover Seed si.O0@$4 .25; Baled Hay. sl2@$l4 90;
Timothy, s-@$-; Glover, $900@$l100; Rye
65G70.
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET, Sept. 21.-Beef
Cattle.-Prices of Beef Cattle ranged as
follows Best $475a$537H that generally
rated first quality So 75a$475; medium OF
good fair quality So 75as35714 ordinary thin
Steers, Oxen and Cows 50 00as2 80. Trade was
slow to day. and prices if Is to 25 cents per
100 lbs as compared with last week. good to medi-
UNI cattle suffering more than the common grades.
Tops were not numerous or quite as good as last
week. but were sufficient in numbers and quality
for butchers wants. We quote at So 00a$5.3713 =,
with most sales at So COAST 873 per 100 lbs Receipts
for the week 1888 head; sales 2,l65 head
SWINE There is but little increase in the num-
Der of the receipts over last weeks offerings, but
their quality is generally reported better than it
was then. Trade is fair, the supply being about
equal to a moderate demand. We quote common
hogs at 514a6 cts and the better grades 64a6H cts
per ID let Receipts this week 4 $40 head.
SHEE? AND LAMBS There is heavy increase
in the number of the offerings over last week, with
proportional large number Of good Sheep and
Lambs Trade is only fair for good stock; common
Sheep and lambs are very difficult OF sale, the
butchers buying very sparingly, and there being
little or no outside demand We quote common
to extra sheep at 2a3A cts. and LAMBS at 214a454
cts per Id gross Stock Sheep $l25a$2,7 rs per head.
Receipts this week 5000 head.
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a Game Cenyasser.

A letter from Hon. John E. Massey to
his brother-in law, Capt. W. FL. kable of
this city, describes the accident in Russell
county, by which, in company with Rufus
s. Ayers, ne was precipitated down the
mountain. bar. Massey says big Injuries
we're severe but not serious, and adds;
my face presented anything else than
a handsome appearance; yet | completed
my Journey and spoke to fine audience
that day. 1 explained how my face came
to look so unattractive, and told them If
they would lend ne their ears instead Of
their eyes. would address b;tea.:, as NY
mouth had escaped the general wreck ana
was still IN good trim. Wen, am safely
back again and AN enjoying the fat of the
land: and meet large audiences, a hearty
welcome and rounds of applause wherever
co.
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Changes in the Faculties uf the Female
Colleges.

CDtegtS.
The following changes have taken place
in the Female Colleges of Staunton for
the session of 1885 6: Wesleyan. Female
1nstitute-Prof. J. D. Epes of Va, takes
the chair of Senior Mathematics, &C., for
merly filled by Prof. Blackwell; Miss Liz
zie J. Gibson of Va. takes the place OF
Governess; Miss Edith A. Jones Of Nd,
takes the chair of English anu Mathemat-
les; Prof. G.. W. Bryant of Mass, takes
the place of Prof. Ayres in the Musical De-
partment and Miss Emma W. Bennett of
n. j., takes the Elocution and OrnameD-
tai Art Department. The boarding de-
partrnent of this college is full.
In the Staunton Female Seminary, Miss
Jennie B. Smith of Wellesley College,
Tenn. takes the place of Miss L. e. Gar
nett in Latin, English and Penmanship;
Miss Ella Brown takes the place of Ma
iron. The boarding department Of this
college is full.
In the Augusta Female Seminary, Miss
Merriman takes the place of Miss Lucy j..
Roberts teacher of Elocution and Calls
thenic, and Mrs. Wales takes the position
of Intendant of the Infirmary. The board
ing depa1 tment of this college is full.
In the Virginia Female Institute. Mrs.
Robinson and Miss Niche do not return;
Miss M. T. Haberstich, native of
France, takes charge of the French and
German classes; Miss Kate Duval takes
the place of Goyerness, and Miss Bessie
Hunton, one of the last session graduates,
takes the place of Assistant in the Prima-
nv School. There are but five vacancies
yet remaining in the boarding depart
ment of this college.
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PRACTICAL EDUCATION. --"The Viz
ginias" noticing an analysis of COKE
recently made oy Prof. Frank Traphaagen
at the laboratory Of the Stanton Male
Academy, Says
cit gives US peculiar pleasure to puoiish
this careful aud reliable analysis as it Is
the FIRST to appear in our columns from
the we'll equipped analytical laboratory of
the high grade preparatory SCHOOL of Capt.
Kable, that has recently completed the
first year of its existence in this city, and
will soon enter upon second. with re-
cord that assures its success as prosper
ous training school every way worthy of
Characterization. We liise it especially be-
cause it provides for thorough preparatory
training in the physical sciences, ss cyl
denced by this analysis. We expect to
publish other work, student as we'll as
PROFESSIONAL, from this academy"
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The Court of Appeals.

Sept. 1Sth.-Cronise vs. Carper-argued by ]. Ell
Fl Figgat for ADpeees and G. w. Hansbrough for
appellant and submitted
Link enhoker VS.. Graybill-argued by G. W
Hansbrough for Appellant and F. T. Glasgow for
Appellee aud submitted
Shenandoah Valley Railroad Company VS.. s.
ROblnson-continued by consent till next term.
Sept 2st-Carr,s AdGa'r VS.. Morris, from Abe
marle-continued by consent OF parties till next
term.
Turner vs.. Dawsonaargued by Mr. Perkins for
Appellant and r. T. W. Duke Jr, and T. s. M az
tin for ppellees and submitted.
Jefferson Randolph Anderson, Esq, qualified
and was admitted to practice.
Sept. 22-Prddy VS. Hartsook, from Albemarle,
submitted on Appellants brief
Walton vs. Williams, from shenandoah removed
Banner VS. Frederick from Clarke, continued to
Morgan VS.. Fisher, from Clarke, continued to
Alexander VS.. Byrd, from Clarke. removed to
B. s. o. Railroad vs. Mckenzie passed till Fri
Ashby vs. Bell, from Clarke, argued by NJ. Nc
Donald for Appellant and submitted
Rinker VS. Union Bank of Winchester. from
Clarke, argued by M Mcdonald and submitted.
Clawson vs. Hall, from Frederick, submitted on
Wefey VS.. Shenandoah s M & M. Co., from
Page, continued till ne Xt term
Sept. 23d-Perry and wife VS.. w. Il. Ruby, &c.
from shenandoah county; submitted on briefs. w.
B. Compton and W. L Walton.
Whitner VS.. Splitter from Rockingham; submit
ted on briefs. w. Lggett and Paul. counsel.
Shen. Val. r. r. Co. vs. Miller: argued by FL. st.
Geo. Tucker for appellee, and submitted
Flick VS.. Frledley from Rockingham; continued.
Nicholas VS.. Austin, from Rockingham, cOntl-
nued.
Ailstock VS. Page, from Rock bridge; E. Pendle-
ton for appellant Submitted on briefs.
Smith VS.. Yancey, from Rockingham; argued by
Judge Jas Kenney for appellants. and f. s. Con-
rad and W. b. Compton for appellees and submit
ted
THURSDAY, SEPT. 24-DECIsIONs.
Gordon's ex'r VS.. Richmond, Fredericksburg &
Potomac Il. Il. Co., from Richmon d. Appeal al
lowed.
Albemarle Savings Institution VS.. McVeigh,
from alexandria. Appeal allowed.
Harris VS.. Commonwealth, from Richmond. APP
peal allowed
OPINIONS.
Cronise VS.. Carper. Reversed. Judge Lacy de-
Haden vs.. F. g. nj, Fire ms Co. Decided in
favor of appellee. Judge Faunteroy delivering
the opinion
Linkenhoker VS.. DERRICK. Affirmed. Judge Hin
ton delivering the opinion
Protestant Episcopal Educational Society VS..
Churchman, reversed, Judge Richardson deliv-
ering the opinion.
Terry VS. Coles Exo'r. affirmed. Judge Lacy
delivering the opinion.
Hobson VS.. Whtow. affirmed Judge Faun tie
roy delivering the opinion.
Reynolds VS.. Winston, affirmed. Jude Lacy de-
liverlng the opinion.
Cornet VS. Rody. reversed Judge Lacy deliver
ing the opinion.
Bowman VS. Hicks, reversed. Judge Fauntleroy
delivering the opinion.
Massey's Admir- VS. Heiskell, reversed in part.
Judge Richardson deyerng tae opinion.
Sheelor Admir- VS.. c. u o. R'y Co., argued by
Fl: st Geo, Tucker and submitted
Morrison VS.. l4aVelle, argued in part by Mr..
Tucker and continued for further hearing.
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Two Dwellings, Burnt in West End.

Yesterday at noon fire occurred in the
dwelling of Mr.. David 2. Mays at West
End from an imperfect fue, and soon
spread to the next door dwelling of Capt.
L. J. Meredith, a section master on the
G. j. Q. road. Both houses were totally
destroyed. That of Mr.. Mays was owned
by the Citizsn's Building Association and
was insured. That of Capt. Meredith was
owned by himself and was insured for
$500 in Arista Hoge's agency Capt. M g
loss above the insurance is about 500.
The Fire Department was on hand
promptly, Notwithstanding the fact that
the buildings are good distance out of
town. A mile of hose was stretched to
the spot and the neighboring buildings
saved. Mr.. Lew. Miller Of tn Hook and
Ladder Co., had his hsad badly gashed by
a bucket falling from roof. A fire from
spontaneous combustion occurred at the
Pump House yesterday morning and
burned the packing off CT the engine.
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Putting Candidates Up.

Yesterday, representatives from the
Prohibition clubs of the town and county,
to the number of forty-eight delegates
met at Prohibition Hall TO nominate can
didates for the legislature. Rev. DIR.
Nelson opened the proceedings with pray.
er, Mr.. Chas. E. Haines presided, and
MIR. R. II. Bell acted as secretary. Mr..
W. W. Gibbs nominated DR.. Hlldebrand
for the Senate; Mr.. R. FL. Bell nominated
W. E. Shelton for the House, and Capt.
A. FL. Fult4 nominated James Fl.
Callison for the other member of the
House. All were unanimously nominated.
After some practical remarks from the
Chairman about the solid value of
grease" in elections, the convention ad.
journed,
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BreVItieS.

The Jennie Winston Opera company
will appear at the Opera House here on
the night Of November Goth. In its re-
pertoire are LA Ferichole," Mascot
stChimes Of Norma ndy'' and the like.
A very neat little sketch of Fitzhugh
Lee, published in ten cent book form is
issued, and with it a really fine lithograph
picture of him. by the N. Y. Cheap Pub
!lshng company. 20 Vesy ST. New York.
At the D. D. y B. Institution the
contract for 100 cords Of wood has been
awarded to MT. Archie Walker, and for
$50 tons of coal to Mr.. M. Erskine Miller.
On Mr.. VIM. Wholey's farm below
town, one of the ears of corn raised, con-
tained 4,1Rs grains, aud anotherT oveF
1900 grains,
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Congregational Action of the First
Presbyterian Church.
REsoLUTION OPTED ON DR..
ADpU JCATJON To PRESRY-

SOLUTION ADOPTED ON D R.
sTRIDER's APPLICATION TO PREsBY-
Terry.
After nte-communion service at the
First Presbyterian Church last Saturday
morning. a congregational meeting was
held, with Rev. Mr.. Bitzsr, of Augusta
church, as Moderator.
On motion of Elder Chas. Grattan. Elder
j. A. Waddell was unanimously chosen to
represent the congregation at the ap-
preaching meeting of Lexington Presby-
terry with regard to the request of the pas
tor for dissolution of the pastoral rela-
ton.
The following resolutions offered by
Elder Grattan were then unanimously
adopted:
WHEREAS. The congregation of the lat
Presbyterian church, Stanton, has heard
with profound regret from its pastor,
Rev. DR.. J. P. Strider, that a due consid-
GRAFTON for the preservation OF his health.
has determined him to accept the po
sition recently rendered him in W. Il l..
University, and
Whereas, He has asked his people to
join him in a request to Lexington Pres
bytery TO dissolve the relation existing
between them; therefore in congregational
meeting assembled. be it
Resolved, LIST. That they concur with
sorrowful resignation in the petition for
dissolution, trusting that our beloved pas
tor has correctly read the rulings of Prov
idence, and earnestly praying God that
the great loss we sustain NAV be more
than compensated to His glory In build
ing up his faithful servant to do greater
work than be has done before.
End. That J. A. Waddell, Commissioner
of this church to Lexington Presby5ery,
is instructed to make known to that body
the action of this church in the premises.
Preparatory to reading the resolutions
offered by Mr.. Grattan he spoke very feel;
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The First in the Field.

At Fishersvile Saturday, the Fishers
vile Lee Democratic club was organized
with the following of1cers-F. M. Bell
President; A. H. McCue, LIST, S. J. Croft
ID, VIM. Lavelle, Sd, Capt. g. b. Conner
4th and s. H. Arnall, 5th Vice President
a. j. Burkholder, Secretary, and Geo
Morris, Treasurer. The club will meet
every Saturday night at 7:30 o'clock, unit
there will be speaking. The Fishersville
Dennoerats have set good example which
we hope to SEQ speedily followed by the or
ganizatiou of other neighborhood clubs.
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Democrats from the Elkton heighb0rh0od
busy in making preparations for their big
barbecue there, at which Fitz Lee Is to
speak on tomorrow.
Hon. John T. Harris, who with DR.. S.
II. Moffett, spoke at Mt. Jackson Satur-
day night with Lee, told me that there
must have been at least three thousand
people at that meeting. 1t was kept up
till near midnight. IL. q. L.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1885-09-25

SPECIAL JURY.-The following special
jury, who will also be required to act as
veniremen, have been selected and sum-
moned to attend the ensuing September
term of the County Court viz: Benz. H.
Lickliter, Henry H. Hanger, j. Newton
Wilson, Hendren V. Bell. Frank R. Bell,
VIM. Bailey Dunlap, David Beard, George
g. Hanger, Wm. c. McKemy, Thomas
NJ. Smiley, John NJ. Irvine, Peter H See,
Christian Eakle, Henry H. Hamilton.
Robt. N. Page, Thomas S. Hogshead.
Eugene P. Pea,e, John NJ. Rinel and John
A. Sil!ipg. Attendance is required at the
Court House, Tuesday, Sept. 20, 1885, at
10 O'clncx A M
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The Public Schools of Staunton.

The Public Schools of Staunton have
commenced the session of 1885 6 with 93G
pupils against 1927 pupils fer tho session OF
l8S4-a. The increase of 106 is composed
of &C white and 40 colored pupils.
The school census of Staunton in 1850
showed school population of 1914 white
and 633 colored-total 1917. The school
census of 1855 sbo wed 1l19 whites and SO7
colored- total 1929. The gain in the
white school population was 10 per cent,
while the gain in the colored school popu-
lation was q per cent.
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Will of the Late E. A. Merritt

The last will and testament of E. A.
Merritt, formerly Of Augusta, was pro-
bated by Judge N. H. kightor, in the
Civil District Court of New Orleans, on
Sept. 165h. 1t is dated Jan. IA, 1880. and
reads as follows:
By this, my Geographic last will and testament,
dated and signed by inc at New Orleans on the
18th day of January, in the year of our Lord. one
thousand eight hundred and eighty (lS80) /, Edwin
A. Merritt, of the said city of New Orleans, give
and beQueath to nv brothers, C. G. Merritt, Chas.
A. Merritt, John W. Merritt and Samuel A. Mer-
ritt the sum of one dollar each, and also bequeath
to my father John Merritt, of the county of Au-
gusta State of Virginia that portion OF my proper
ty and effects in which he is entitled by the laws of
the state OF Louisiana L also give to my friend,
JOS A. Walker, of the city of New Orleans. the
balance with the understanding, IN the case of my
death am to be buried in respectable 1 manner.
l also give out of the balance the sum of $500 to my
Joseph A. Walker of the city OF New Orleans, with
seizin and without bail, my executor in full. was
born Sd December, 1918 eighteen hundred and
thirteen) 1t is also my request in the event of my
fatheris death before mine, that the amount given
herein shall go to Joseph A Walker, OF said city OF
New Orleans; and one-half of the said sum given
to my sister Francis Elizabeth Merritt and in
of her death all to 60 to Joseph A. Walker.
Attached to the will there is codicil
bequeathing $500 to his friend VIM. II.
Hyatt.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1885-09-25

SoRA AT THE FAIR GRopNps.-A day
CT two ago, Mr.. j. A. COCHRAN shot three
sora at the fair ground pond. A few years
ago, such thing as a sora in Augusta
county was unheard of, but lately there
have appeared at our fair grounds two or
three every season.
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Suit COMPROMISED.

Last January, at the junction of the
Valley 3. B. with the Richmond y ALE
ghany R. ,. in East Lexington, spread
rails on the tracy of the former road let
a car down, seriously injuring the left
shoulder of James H. Harrison aged
seventy years. He brought suit against the
Valley r. r. Co., Samuel Graham acting
for the plaintiff, and Edmund Pepdleton
and Judge sheffey for ting company. Last
week IN the circuit court of Rockbridge,
by consent of counsel, judgment in favor
# the plaintiff for 81 ,000 was entered up.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1885-09-25
The Delivery of DR.. Bagby's Book

Mrs. 8. n. Montague, the agent for
DIR. Bagby s works, will be in Stanton
next Monday, Sept. 2Sth, to deliver the
I'd volume. She will at the same time
take subscriptions to the Cd volume to be
published next year, containing DIR. Rs
istters, and which In our opinion will be
the best of all. -,
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COMMODIOUS BRICK DWELLING,

we'll built, in good repair and occupying com.
mapdlng site from which is afforded fine view OF
the surrounding country, and also the usual out
buildings on such farm
The neighbOrhOod is an excellent one.
The place is near railroad station. with post
oftice mills, Stores schools and churches conve-
nient.
able one. .--.. -.
TERMS Cash in hand to pay the cost of suit
and sale: til residue in three equal instruments at
one two and three years respectively from the day
of sale with interest from that date. For these de-
ferred iustalments the purchaser will be required
PAYABLE to the General Receiver Of the Circuit
Court of Augusta County, and the title will be
withheld as ultimate security.
Only the cash required TO pay the cost of suit and
sale viii be collected by the Commissioners OF sale
THOS. @. ELDER,
ALEX. Ell. FULrZ,
Commissioners.
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DIED.

BURGESS AT the residence of her SON in-law.
in the 6Sth year of her age. 1t is but few days
since she lost her daughter, Mrs Jennie Per1ow
of Nelson county.
BARBOUR.-In Jacksonville, Florida, August IT.,
Mrs. Mary j. Barbour, aged Al years. She was a
sister Of Mr. Benz Plant of this city.
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MARRIED.

= - :
observation-disclosures On September 18th
near Deerfeld, by Rev; j. Il. H. Wintree, Mr.
Robert j. Glendy. of Bath county, to Mrs. Caro-
line E. Montgomery, of Augusta county.
FRY-DEVIER On the ed of September. at Har
risonburg, by Rev. John ii. Taylor. assisted by
Or. James Nelson. Bev. c. F. Fry of Augusta tt
Miss Clara B Devier of Rockingham.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1885-09-25

ACCIDENT.-On Wednesday of last
week, Mrs. Benz. Plunkett residing in
Plunkettsville. slipped aud fell on buck
ct. Her zip was knocked out place and a
one broken
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1885-09-25

CLERKS OFFICE OF CIR, CT. OF AUGUSTA Co.
September 9th, 1885. !
T. Joseph N Ryan, Clerk of said Court, do certi-
fy that Thos G. Elder and Alex 81. Fultz have ex-
eouted, with satisfactory security, the bond re-
auired of them as a condition of their collecting
he cash payment on the sale of the property which
is the subject of the foregoing advertisement.
Sant1l-3G j. n. ny AN Cleck.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.

4 NOMMlSSlONEiLS
Ry virtue OF DEGREES of the Circuit CourG of
Augusta County, entered at the May and Noyem.
her terms 1881 and in the consolidated causes OF
Liyick'S widow VS.. Shelley q Bum 5ardner ana
Sheffey s. Bumgardner VS.. Liviek, we Will sell at
public auction in front of the Courthouse OF Au-
guSta county, on
Monday, September 2Sth, 1885,
that valuable tract of land situated .ssssAssaSaa
on Middle River. in Augusta county, s$Tsssss sssA
and adjoining the lands OF the late @skSfsz
Ephraim Geeding, containing l6a
acres aSaasessSssGSaes
The tract may be Sold as a whole or in parcels,
as may apuear most expedient on the day OF safe
TERMS so much in hand as will pay the costs
of suit and sale, aud the remainder upon a cFeIlt
of one two and three years from the date " sale,
with interest from the date OF SALE the purchaser
giving bonds with approved personal security, ana
the title retained as ultimate security:
'A0 MEADEF. WHITE,
GEO. M. COCHRAN, JR.,
Commissioners.
I. Jos N Ryan, Clerk OF the Circuit Court OF Au,
eusta County, do certify shat Meade e White ana ana
Geo NJ. Cochran. Jr Commissioners OF salu
t1curt in the chancery cause of iivlcNs widow VS.:
SGeffey g. Bumgardner, aud Shetf9y Y Bumgard ner
VS. Lvick have executed the bond requlsea Dy
law in the penllty prescott by DEGREES OF nj ay
and November ,'erms. 1884. Given under my mana,
this 2ndday CT April, 1889 ~ IVAN c,or,,
aug2S 81 d. IN WAN oisAA'