Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1892-03-25


Augusta county at its November term, 1891, in
the chancery cause of C. Edward Crawford and
proceed in front Of the courthouse in The citw Of
Staunton, on
Monday, the 25th day of April, 1899,
ton, to the highest bidder, that very valuable
property situated on the Valley turnpike, about
nine nine niles North Of stanton; and very near to
that part of the home of the late VIM. Crawford
which was assigned to his widow for life as dover
land. This Is one OF the most valuable properties
in the county; it consists of two tracts, ,,sjtllf
one containing 1853 acres and l rood, 274qsk
other containing "A acres and roods. SV4SE
This last named tract is separated from
the first named tract by the lands of ~.
other parties, 1T has no improvements but is fine
land, and would make a good little farm by
sis: of splendid brick house, and all necessary
out buildings in perfect order, beautifully situa
ted, and making one Of the most attractive and
moments walk of Old Stone church, Fort Def
ance depot, and the well known Military Acad-
Roller. This property will be offered, as required
by the decree, first, each tract separately, and
will be made in the way it brings most. Cath
| rine Norris faithful servant, owns the life es-
improvements thereon, part Of the lSs acre and I'd.
rood tract and that tract will be sold subject to
of the property taking the reyersion therein.
TERMS-The terms of this sale are enough cash
70 pay COSTS OF suit ana sale and the residue in
2and years, equal inStallmentS, bearing inter.
est from day of sale, bonds being taken for the
deferred payments ~! with approved personal secu-
If the purchaser shall prefer he may in lieu Of
personal security, pay one-third of the purchase
money in cash.
1t Is rare that an opportunity is offered at pub
nc auctlon 10 purchase such valuable and at
, oracelve ploper!y Pats and surveys of the
signed. GEORGE NJ HARRISON
Commissioner.
r ifrk 1,ckC
OF SD 900 with secrity deemed sufficient condi-
mar ls-tds C.s. W. BARNES, DC.
SALE Of VALUABLE TIMBER LANDS IN
Of deed ef trust executed on the sstR day d1e Of
January, 1885, by Geo. W. McDannald, and re-
Pooahontas county, W. Va, Deed Book No n.
page 1872, the undersigned, having been directed
sell at public auction, to the highest bidder in
Huntersville. in front Of the courthouse Of said
county, on
Tuesday, april 5th, 1899,
Of the aa g. snS that
said Geo; " McDanna ID IN tie Partition thereof Of
and confirmed by decree in the case s<ie1tae.
Of Hull,s admir-, DO, vs.; Hull's heirs, ss95k
at the October term, 1891, of the cir 3$f5T1E
being one-half of said tracts in guam
tity and quality. Said lands are stu. --
county. There ID on said lands good house >" a
part of the lands cleared and in good sod. hui
the larger portion of theSa lands are well timber
ed with walnut, cherry and pine.
TERMS OF SA44E:-Cash in hand on day of
sale to pay costs Of executing this trust and COSTS
I of sale and the balance upon credit of one two
and three years in equal installments, with in
terest from day of sale. the purchaser to execute
bonds with approved personal security and fha
| legal title retained as ultimate security.
For any further information apply 10 the mn
dersiSned at the Warm Springs. bath Co. Va
JOHN w. STEPHENSON,
mar i-4t Trustee.