The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1888-08-23
Friday, august 31st. 1885,


- Friday, august 3lst 1885,
First. Lot No. 2, lying northeast of Stone-
wall and containing SO acres, L rood and 80
poles. This tract OF land adjoins the VILLAGE of
stone wall. is fertile land, lies we'll. and about
one fourth of which is woodland splendidly
timbered. The cleared land is we'll fenced. is
III hne state of cultivation, contains thereon
two comfortable dwelling houses and ali
necessary outbuildngs and has rich vein ofiron
ore Wnlcn can be easily developed.
Second. Lot No 3. containing lis acres, L
rood and IS poles. This tract is located
from Stonewall. 1t is one of the most fertile
farms in the county, is comparatively level,
acres OF magnificent timber, has good fencing
is well watered and is in every way conve-
nientiy located
rOOAS and 20 poles. situated in the village
of Stonewall and is most desirably located it
/ contains large frame dwelling house in. good
! repair, with large and convenient store room
/ in the basement story and a large new stable
! and all necessary outbuildings, anu has there
! on a fine young orchard OF the choicest fruits.
| This is one Of the most desirable stands for a
| country store that can be found anywhere.
| FODrth. Lot No. 5. This lot consists of 4
acres, 1 rood and go poles and contains
! thereon a MERCH MT MILL and SAW MILL
with all the rights and appurtenahces there
unto belonging; comfortable and commodious
dwelling house and all necessary outbuildngs,
/ and fine .oung orchard of choice fruit. The
i water power afforded for said mill is unsur-
passed and the location is most desirable.
j Fifth. Lot No. q, con tanning acres and
poies IS situated about one-half OF mile
i south Cup the creek) from Stonewall. contains
| a good dwelling house and all necessary out
! h0nses has thereon a fine orchard and il In a
| desirable location.
\ sixth. Lot No. 7, obtaining 50 acres and
/ known the ''LEEHlA STRING FARM
| This tract of land is situated at the head of
Naked Creek. The source of the creek is the
Well-knoWn "LlTHlA SPRING" rising on the
lands. About one-half of this tract is in TIM
ber, consisting of oak. hickory and walnut
| the walnut timber alone has been estimated by
an expert to be between 80 and 10 thousand
| feet. There Is an abundance. of lithograph
stone the premises and rich bed of porce-
| lain clay. The soil is all fertile, being lime
stone mulatto. The cleared land is in a fine
state of cultivation and is well fenced. 1t con-
| tains small but comfortable dwelling house.
The .'IITHIA SPRING. rising on this prop
erty is a tremendous torrent of water rushing
| out at one fountain, always clear, cold and
beautiful. The water cont ains a trace of lithia
and other valuable medicinal .alities. and
abounds in carDonic acid gas that it's waters
( bubble like boiling cauldron and fish cannot
| live IN it until it has flowed tar away from it's
crystal source This tract of land should be
great inducement to- ca pitalists.
sew, nisa. They will also sell at the same
time ard plnee the one half interest Gun
! divided in a13 acres of land situated in North
Mountain. on North River, at the white Oak
Lick,' and known as the White Oak Lick
Farm This land is nearly all bottom lands
and produces good crors.
The above lots of land will he sold separately
and subject to the rights, privileges and re-
strictiors contained in the report of Commits
sioners Craun, Byers, fauber and Callison. as
made by direction of a decree entered in said
cause May Is n. 1885, which report and the plats
OF said lots of land may be seen and examined
al any time in the law office of Chas. Curry In
the city of Staunton.
Terms OF SALE.-For enough cash in hand
to pay the unpaid costs OF suit and sale, and the
residue of purchase money upon credits of one.
two and three years, in equal instruments, for
which the purchaser or purchasers, respec.
lively, shall execute bond with approved per-
sonal security. bearing interest from day Of
SALE and title retained as ultimate security
w. f. CRAIG,
JOSEPH H. CRAUN
CHARLES CURRY
Commissioners.
T. B. F. Terry Dep. Clerk Circuit Court of
Augusta county, do hereby certify that Chas,
+ Curry, one of the commissioners appointed Ia
the foregoing cause, has duly executed the bond
required, according to law.
Given under my hand this 9Th day of August,
1883. b. f. TERRY, D. CIk.