The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1886-07-29
Wednesday, august Atm. 1886.

the following property:
| LIST. A HOUSE AND LOT on the West side o
New Street in the city of Stanton, the lot being
| No. OF the "Carroll garden Lot subdivision
Will, front of about III feet on said New
Street and running back 1872 feet. being The
| same that was conveyed to said Carroll by deed
Of W. f. Craig, trustee, of date February LIST
| 1879, and of record In d. Book s, page 49, oil
Clerks office OF the Corporation Court OF
Stanntnn. This property is AT present Occu-
pied by capt James Fl. waters as a residence.
81. Another House and Lot on the same Side
, OF said street, The lot being No. OF The same
subdivision, and adjoining lot No. 3. with
depth of I3e. This property was conveyed to
said John Nj. Carroll by dee from Margaret
A. l4arew and others of date July 18th, 1870. of
record In the last named Clerks 1fflce D. look
5, page 400, and was until recently occupied by
said Carroll as Il residence
sd. Also ten (lO) of land III the county
nf Augusta On The West side OF the Valley
Turnpike near The city of Stauntun, adjoining
the lands OF ". T.. fans, h. l., iidmondson and
chased by salt ;ifrolt from y. N. Bagby, anu
conveyed Ia III ny eed of II. p Bell, @om'r.
in cause .i i.rntitrn and others Trustees u.s. Hci-
ltn. Aiso twenty coy shares of the capital
stock Of th. \, gn-t,l National Bank Of Staun-
ton, Virginia; AS % shares OF the capital stock
81 The ,ti,unit,:, Ii Association OF Virginia,
subject to about .hrce hundred dollars due on
s,l,, stock; and ten Q0) shares of the capital
stock Of The >launt.,n Perpetual Bniding and
i,nn oiniahJ all the property OF said John
Al. Carroll
sold large lot %. Household and Kitchen Fur
nj urr, most ri il valuable, consisting OF bed
steads. beds. b.sI''ing. wardrobes. bureaus.
pictures, cli;-us washstands. carpets, tables,
sideboai,is clocks. and various other articles
is'' numerous Ia mention Most of this turni-
llir' YVES used in housekeeping by said John M:
Carroll 1T his late residence, the rest was used
al his Office.
TERMS OF sAi.E-The real estate will be
sold for a small percentage of cash-perhaps
from five to fifteen per cent, according to what
may be realized from The sales of the personal
property-the residue of the purchase money
Of the realty will be divided INTO three equal
instalments payable at l, and years respec-
lively from the day of sale, tor which pur-
chasers will be required to execute bonds bear
lag interest from the lasI named day, with APP
proved personal security, and the title will be
retained us ultimate security.
The personal property VIII be cold for cash, or
at the option of the purchaser, upon credit of
sixty days. and in the event a purchaser elects
to have his purchase treated as a purchase on
credit. he Shall execute u well endorsed negO
table note note at sixty days, for the amount
OF his purchase, including interest,"
THOS. C. ELDER,
A. G. BRAXTON,
JOHN I'll. DINNEEN,
Com'rs of Sale
!, j. N. Ryan, Clerk of the Circuit Court of
Augusta county, do certify that the bond re-
quiTed in the above cause has been duly exc
cuted according to law by Thos. Z. Elder, one OF
said Com'rs.
Given under IN. hand this 59th June, 1885,
4 4 RYAN Clark