Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1894-08-31


lightfu bread and butter with fragrant French
coffee who eoudas more YOU get al this
ton" for twenty five cents. aug. q SIN.
VALUABLE FARM FOR sALEs.-The under
v signed offers his farm for sale, located
two miles south OF stanton, the Greenville
road. con ta!ning 81 ACRES, al cleared and in a
trucking an dairy purposes. The improvements
consist OF q good frame dwelling, contain. a.
ing rooms, Kitchen and Cellars smoke Hf.!H
house, coin-crlb, sraHary, harness-house. &c.
slaughter house, stable for five horses sta DIE for
Six cows, sheep and colt stable, fine dairy and
never failin spring, within thirty Yards Of the
house The spring is one OF the finest in the Val
place, bat never overnowing it. there is q lso a
tenant house and fine Lithia spring on the
place. There are fruits of all kinds on farm con
sisting ola line apple orchard, peach orchard
just beginning to bear, vineyard, pears, plpins.
dainsons, and cherries. 1t is seldom such pro
perty so close to market Is offered for sale
TERMS reasonable. For further infor nation,
apply to G. q. Roller,
Staunton, Vas
aug 17-4t Box 347.
f1oaaAs Issiu-S I3Es, SALE OF VALUABLE
" REAL INSTABILITY virtue OF a decree OF
the GREAT court Of Augusta county entered in
etc. vs. stanton Land Co.. on May 18th, 1894
the undersigned com missioners Will offer for sale
at public auction in front OF the court house in
Staunfon, Va. on
Friday, the 31st deg Of august, 1891,
thai valuable tract OF land and appurtenances
situated Ia Augusta county SPOUT nall mile
east OF the city of Sta union adjacent TO the Bod
ley Wagon Works, aid containing 70 acres, 81
poles, which formerly owned by VIM. III
Welier trustee for Magges :. Weiierand by them
sold to the stanton Land Company.
There will first be offered that part ,s.
of sa id tract not aliened b. the Staun- ssSSs5M
ton Development Co. as shown by he :sSAaSSFssAAa
sectional map filed by Commissioner - YfsSSss
Waddell with his report, reserving the &
streets and lots laid Off and aliened by -zssaAE<-
the Stanton Development Co, and if the price
so Obtained is sufficient to pay the plaintiffs
a tprpSI CG,tG
OF said tract will be oered but if the price thus
obtained be insufficient TO pay said debt, utter
est costs and taxes, then there VIII be offered
sufficient Number of lots ai2Hsu by the 5tauntOn
Development Co in the in verse order of aiiena.
ton shown by Comm =sionef Waddells
port Offering together Ill the lois aliened the
| taxes aforesaid; and should the portions offered
as above not bring price sufficient to pay said
debt, interest, cost and taxes then the whole
tract will be offered without reserya ton or ref
erence to S5reets alleys, blocks or lots and the
property will be knocked Off in whatsoever way
it will bring the best price.
TERMS-Enough cash III hand to pay the costs
of suit and sale and any unpaid taxes on the
land, and the balance on credit of one, two and
three years, the deferred inStallmentS of pur-
chase money to be evidenced by the bonds of the
purchaser with approved personal security Waiy
ing the homestead eXem ptiOn, and the title
tanned as ultimate security. The purchaser will
be allowed the privilege of pa wing Off the bond
given for deferred installments of purchase mon
ey III advance ofmaturity should he SO elect.
VIM. PATRICK,
r. E. r. NELSON,
Commissioners
I, is. B. Woodward, Clerk of the Circuit Court
OF Augusta county, certify that r. e. Il. Nelson
has executed the bond required by the decree OF
sale in the above named cause. Given under my
hand this 3lst day of July, 1924.
aug Sit JOS. B. WOODWARD, Clerk.