Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1894-11-02

DUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
! By virtne of a decree ofthe circuit court
of Shenandoah, Va, en- tered on the Sd day 81
September 1891. in the cause therein pending Of
V. H Ford and Z. W. Bennicx, Trustees, vs. A.
K Eosenberger and others the undersigned viii
late Banking House of Rosenherger & Shirley,
known as the Bank OF Waynesboro, in Waynes-
boro Va. on the
18TH dag of November, 1924,
the following valuable real estate, in Naynes-
boro and Basic City, Va, as follows:
FtrsJ-A lot IN WayneSboro fronting on Au-
gusta Avenue about 10 feet, with depth of 300
feet This lot is most desirably located for either
residence or business purposes and furnishes a
rare opportunity for purchasers king an in
vestment.
Second-Eight lots in Waynesboro, Va, each
with front of 25 feet and depth Of l25 feet sit
uated ON the extension of Market street, These
lots will be sold Sc parately and they valua Die
for both business and residence purposes
Third-A lot known as Lot No. l, in block &c.
in WaynesborO. situated on the corner of First
street and Wayne Avenue, improved BY large,
commodious and handsome Bank Building, with
a dwelling above. This bank is supplied with a
large fire proof vault and also handsome count ers
and furniture suitable for a bank building. This
property will be offered as a whole, includ ng
the counters and furniture in the building land
then the furniture and counters will be offered
separately, and the right is reserved to sell it
either as whole including the furniture, to
sell the furniture separately and the Trustees
will accept the ale that will produce the best
price. Waynesboro Is without bank and is
situated in q populous and wealthy neigh Dor
nOOu anu IL is DelloVGu GlaG a banking 1nSE1JQ
ton in the town can be operated to great advan-
tage and with good profit. This building is
thoroughly equipped for banking purposes and
persons seeking in veStment in that line are
spec alv invited to examine it.
Fourtil-A lot of land in Basic City, situated on
Augusta Avenue in block 3, with front of %
feetand depth of 1870 feet, known as Lot No. 81,
improved by q large brick Eank Building. The
furniture in this bank will likewise be offered
first with the sank building and lot and then
Sc rateiy, and the Trust the right to
accept the sale that will realize the largest price.
The counters in this building are like tn Sc in
the Bank of Waynesboro, and they will likewise
be sold with the bank or separately as the Trus-
tees may determine.
This is an opportunity such as is rarely offered
to purchasers OF very desirable business prop
erty.
The sale will begin promptly at il o'clock. and
the purchasers Will be expected to be ready to
comply with The terms OF sale on thu spot.
TERMS OF SA LtG-As to each piece of proper
ty one third cash On the day of sale nd the res
idue in three equal annual installments, to be
evidenced i'll each case by the bonds of The pur-
chaser, bearing interest from the day of sale and
secured by deed of trust on the property and a
policy of insurance on the buildings as addition
al security. AS to the personal property the
terms of he sale will be cash.
V. II. FORD,
G. w. BENNICK,
oct l2-it Trustees.