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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1895-10-11
Horse Thief Arrested.

Last Saturday night, George Coles,
colored, stole horse from the stable of r.
S. Maupin of Stuart's Draft, took him
across the mountain, and sold him on Sun
day to VIM. Jones, colored, at Greenwood
for $50, of which he got $50 in cash. Cole
was arrested in Basic City Monday and is
now in Augusta county jail. Poor Jones.
who is an honest and Industrious negro.
was arrested at Charlottesville, having
been found in possession of the horse, and
on being searched and revolver bein G
found On him, was find $50 and costs for
carrying concealed weapons, and having
paid al his money to Coles for the horse, is
now in Jail at Charlottesville for non-pay-
ment of his fine. MI. Maupin got his
horse and took him home Tuesday.
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Brief Notes Of Local Interest,

The cool season has set In for good.
Frost every morning, and yesterday the
thermometer stood at $40.
Charlottesville Chronicle: 1.-THE failure
of the Valley Mutual caught good many
Charlottesville people and number at the
Wooden Mills. In one instance family
that had death benefit held the draft for
the money. but was too late to secure it. :"
Monterey letter IN Richmond Dispatch {:
1.-The county has the largest acreage and
yield of wheat this year ever known, and
the thousands Of dollars sent annually to
Augusta county for flour will this year re-
main with u.s.
The Board of Directors OF the Baldwin
District Fair Association elected at the re-
cent meeting of the stockholders, will hold
it's first business meeting on court day,
Oct. 28th.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS TO-DAY.

Putnam, the organ manufacturer, wants
you, when you come to the fair to look at
that 1927 organ that he offers.
Witt, Burke 4 Co., with thirty years Of
experience of the senior partner, 1. Witt.
Esq, announce their opening of the old
Witt stand with full line of dry goods.
Denny Bros. call your attention to their
new and stylish jackets and capes.
A pleasant boarding place on West Fred
erick street, calls your attention.
The Virginia Board Of Pharmacy meets
at Richmond Oct. 22d, to examine appli-
cants. E r. Beckwith, Secretary, Peters
burg, can be addressed.
The sale of the Owens Shifflett tract,
1913 acres, on the Little Calf Pasture River,
is postponed to October court-day, 2Sth.
ANY private family Oh school desiring to
secure Il competent lady teacher will find
an opportunity offered in our new adver
tisements this morning.
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The Last Days Before the Fair

In five days the second annual exhibition
OF the Virginia Live Stock Association
will open at the City Fair Grounds.
Those who have not already done SO,
Should make their entries at once.
The entries for the ladies department,
stock, poultry, and fancy articles, close to-
morrow night, and there is no time to be
lost by those desiring to take part in the
fair OF Augusta county for 1895.
Augusta shonld have big fair and there
is no trouble about it if the people will take
Juet little while to attend to it. Secretary
Kerr, and his assistant Mr.. J. NJ. Carroll,
together with al efficient office force, are
constantly present at the Office of the Asso-
citation to attend to all corners. There can
be no Entries after Saturday night; don't
forget this: promptness will give satisfac-
ton all around. Entries have been com
ing in at Il lively rate, but all business has
been promptly attended to and the work is
well in hand. Relieve the pressing demand
for time on the last day, by giving it to-
day.
Thetpwn Office will close Saturday night.
Next Mondsy morning the Secretary will
open his Office at the Fair Grounds. The
marshalls, assistants, guards and helpers
will be on hand to receive and arrange all
entries. From Monday morning until the
day after the fair closes guards will be on
hand day and night to care for and protect
all articles deposited for exhibition. Every
thing will be in safe hands, and promptly
returned to the owners when the property
tag is presented.
The attraction of this fair promises to
excel anything seen here for years. Gen
tlemen Of large experience and skill have
charge OF all it's privileges, and the OPP
portunity for entertainment and amuse-
ment will lie such as has rarely been offered
at fair in Staunton.
Don't forget the closing dates-general
entries to morrow night, Saturday, Oct.
18th: running and bicycle races, night be-
fore the race.
Let all take a day off and encourage and
help the management which has worked so
earnestly and faithfully to provide week
full of healthy recreation and entertain
ment.
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ADJOURNMENT OF THE COURT OF
APPEALS.

THE WORK TRANSACTED IN ITS CLOSING
WEEK.
The Supreme Court of Appeals closed
! its Stanton term on Monday evening last
and adjourned to open in Richmond No
vember 18th, instead of November 9Th, the
date it usually meets there. The following
is the business transacted by it since our
last report:
DECISIONS HANDED DOWN.
Judge James Keith, President.-Bum-
gardeners Trustee Il others v. McCue's
creditors. From the circuit court of Au-
gusta county. Reversed in part.
Staunton 2. b. & L. Co. v. Haden, Trus-
tee. From the circuit court Of Allegheny
county. Affirmed.
Judge John w. Riely.-Harris adm 4. v.
G. & o. r. r. Co. From the circuit court
of Nelson county. Affirmed.
Judge r. H. Cardwell.-Miller v. Miller.
From the circuit court of Warren county.
Affirmed.
Judge John A. Buchanan.-Hulvey v.
Hulvey. From the circuit court of Rock
ingham county. Reversed.
Judge Geo. M. Harrison.-Houck' s
admir-. v. Durham & Kerfoot. From the
circuit court of Rockingham county.
Affirmed.
OTHER BUSINESS.
Spillman & others v. Gilpin & others
For reasons appearing to the court, it is
ordered that this cause, in which petition
has been filed to rehear the decree rendered
at former day of this term, be removed
to the place of session of this court in the
city of Richmond, there to be heard and
determined.
Solomon Marable v. Commonwealth
Writ of error awarded to judgment of
Pokey Barnes, Mary Alternately and
Mary Barnes v. Commonwealth these
causes the plaintiffs in error have leave to
file amended petitions.
Reeves Gait Il others v. Wesleyan Female
Institute & others-Appeal and supersedeas
awarded to decree of the Hastings court
for the city of Staunton. Bond in penalty
of $500.
Reeves Gait & others v. Wesleyan Female
Institute & others-A petition for an ap-
peal from the circuit court of Augusta
county. Appeal refused.
Whitmore's eX 'ors & others v. Whitmore
& others-Petition for an appeal from the
circuit court of Augusta county. Petition
refused.
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W. 0. THOMAS, Agent,

(E. NJ. Cushing Il Son, Auctioneers)
TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL AND PER-
i SONAL PKOPERTY.-By authority
vested in me as trustee in the deed of trust
ecuted by Oliver E. Cleveland, dated July 9.
1895, recorded in the clerks office of Augusta
county court in ID. b. l23, page 49, at the
quest of said Cleveland and the creditors secur
ed in said deed, will proceed on
Thursday, the 94th doy of Oct. 1895,
about AZ miles east of the city of Stanton, i'm
lie auction the following property: head OF
work horses, mich cows, head of hogs, ]
plantation wagon, spring wagon and harness
harness for three horses, small stock of goods
consisting of boots and shoes, dry goods, grocer
les, tobacco, &C., including fixtures and license
and unex pired lease of store house, ending Ma.
l, 1897.
At the same time and place there will be offer
ed the entire interest of o. e. Cleveland IL
the tract of land upon which he now resides,
containing about l25 acres, the Improvements
thereon consist of a comfortable dwelling, barn
and stable, an orchard and we'll watered con.
veniently located. and altogether quite a desir-
able property residence and farming anG
other purposes.
TERMS as to persOnalty-Sl0 and under cash
over that amount upon credit OF 30 days evil
denced by negotiable note satisfa ctoriiy endors-
ed. Terms to real estate-One fourth cash
and the residue in 3equal installments at g. Il
and Is months, bearing crest from day of sale.
bonds with good personal security ,reta lining lier
as ultimate security. sale to commence at II
o'clock a. m. WILLIAM A. BURNETT,
sep27 1t Trustee for Creditors.
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LOCAL..
ADVERTISEMENTS IN TO-DAY'S ViNDI-
GATOR.

The Fall season has opened, and the
latest goods-for both women and men. 1t
is the time to get the pick in the way OF
women's dresses and mems clothing.
They are advertised below, as IS everything
for farm, field and home. You should read
the list:
AQr5culttrGl M1pEenents-Lynn & Co. Baker
& Brown.
Boots md Shoes.-McH. Holiday, Crowle
Building.
Books and Stationery-Frank Holt, Crowle
Building. Caldwell. Sites & Co.
Carriages. -Jno. NJ Hardy & Son.
CLotting.-Jos. l.. Barth & Co., j. A. Hutche-
son. Merchant Tailor. A. Loeb & Co. The
Weinberg One-Price Clothing Co. Weller &
ArmentrOut.
DrWgs.-B. F. Hughes.
Dentists-Dr. Marshall o. Burkholder, 1Os
West Main Street.
Dry Goods.-J. G. Bishop; The Bee Hive
Store. Denny Bros. WITT, Burke & Co.
Fire I1surance.-Virginia Fire & Marine
Company, E. j. Cushing & Co., Crowle
Building.
Groceries, Bowling, Spots & Co., (whole-
sale) Hoge & Hutchinson (wholesale) John
G. Whitlock, d. A Sniteman, W. II. Brew &
Co. A. NJ. Cupp. Watts & Shaw.
HoteEs.-The Virginia Hotel, j. e. Scheffer,
Proprietor.
JeaoeEry.-H. l.. Lang.
Lioery.-S. T. Thornburg, R. A. Clemmer
Lao Frms.-Pratt & Kerr, j. NJ. Quarles,
Jno. n. Opie, Alex F. Robertson, r. E. L.
Nelson j., j. l.. & r. Bumgardner.
Millinerg-H. Summerfeld at "Palais
Royal" Main street.
Plumbing and gas ftt5ng.-J. ]. Kilgalen.
Photographs.-A. L. Hook. j. Ii. Landes,
E. Berkeley.
Io50cc0.-R0yal Colors.
Ionsbstones and Cemetery aoork.-The Mar
QuiS Marble Co
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From FishersyiIIe.

A DELAYED LETTER, BUT IT HAS THE
NEWS THE VALLEY SEMINARY -
TINKLING SPRING MISSIONARY SOCIETY
THE HIGH sCHOOL-PERSONAL NOTES,
&C, &C, &C.
lReported for the Staunton VINDIcAToR.]
FIsHERsvILLE, Oct. 1.-The Valley
Home Seminary situated about one mile
from FishersvilIe, opened last week under
most flattering auspices with thirty-six
matriculants and with the following
thoroughly equipped faculty: Miss Della
Gibson, music and art; Miss Edith Jones.
languages, mathematics and belle-lettres
Miss Neva Young, music and calesthen-
les; Mrs. La Belle Young, primary de-
partment; Prof. L. G. Young, book-keep-
ing, stenography and business course.
The Ladies Missionary Society of Tink-
ling Spring church. will give, at the depot
at Fishersville, on Friday evening, Oct. II
a most enjoyable entertainment. Prof.
Hoge of Staunton, will be present with his
splendid stereoscoptican and large assort-
ment of magnificent views OF all magma
BILE subjects, and for two hours will enter
tain the audience with graphic explanatory
remarks on each picture. The ladies will
serve ice cream and other refreshments at
popular prices. All evening of solid I'M
mixed enjoyment is promised to all who
attend.
State Senator John Finley of w. Va, is
visiting his father, Rev. DR.. Finley.
Mrs. w. G. White of Warm Springs,
who has been visiting her father, Dr. Fin
ley returned home Wednesday.
Miss Haddie Patterson has returned
from Middlebrook where she has been Wis
iting friends, and aiding in the incarcera-
ton of a relative in the bonds of wedlock.
Mrs. Ellen S. McCue returned home
from Staunton yesterday.
Mrs. and Miss Bickle of Staunton, were
visiting Mr.. P. 7. Burkholder last week.
DR.. S. H. Dold is now having erected an
addition to bis dwelling. which will be ali
ornament to this sec tion, and make it ore
of the most attractive and comfortable of
homes.
Prof. Bartlett who was appointed prin
cipaI of the Fishersville school, reached
here last week. Miss Anstress Haynes
Gulley who, for several sessions, has most
successfully taught the junior room, was
again appointed assistant at this school.
Waynesboro having grown tired of look
ing at its street car system and listening
to the merry tinkle of its festive gong, now
seeks communication with the outside
world, and the Kemper, Watson & Fish
burne Telephone Co. aae now erecting a
wire to put them in communication with
Fishersyille.
Our people don't fear the "Brunswick
Stew recently concocted by Mr.. Malone
for the purpose of absorbing the Democrat
ic party, we Will keep out of the canvass
all questions not pertinent and elect our
men. We look with suspicion on any mix
ture Malone has had anything to do with.
The Democratic party is fully able to, and
will, correct all errors in past legislation
without the aid of the "BrungWick Stew
Alliance"
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Real Estate Transactions.

The following is the list of real estate
bargain and sale deeds recorded in the
county clerks Office from October 1 to 5,
inclusive: VIM. E. Craig, comm 4, to w.
A. Wilson, the Hoshour farm, considera-
ton s. 900; Jas. H. Jarman and wife to
w. F. FretwelI, amount not stated, j. L.
S. Kirby, comm'r, to j. II. Picker, con-
sideration 5000; J. w. Altman and wife to
A. N. Wheeler, 5000; VIM. E. Craig,
comm'r, to Nancy Dudley: D. E. Euritt
to John w. Baylor, $3.50; d. w. Shott and
wife to DR.. J. M. Hanger, $500; West
Staunton Land Co. to W. H. Shirley; W..
H. Shirley and wife to J. H. Matthews,
$500,
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Decisions in Cases of Local Interest

AN OLD MARRIAGE SETTLEMENT PASSED
UPON.
In the Court of Appeals the following
two decisions, which are of local interest,
were handed down:
Bnmgardner's Trustee VS.. McCue's
Creditors. From the Circuit Court of
Augusta county, Reversed in part. Opin-
ion by Judge Keith, president.
This is sequel to McCue's Trustee VS..
Harris and others, reported in Sc Virginia.
When the case went back to the Circuit
Court certain creditors of McCue filed their
petition attacking for actual fraud deed
of marriage settlement made by McCuc in
consideration of MARI iage in May, 1867.
The deed conveyed all his property for the
benefit Of certain creditors, then for the
benefit of his wife and any issue of the
marriage, and in the event that his wife
should die without issue, to him for life,
with remainder to his sister and her chill
dren.
Held That marriage is a valuable con-
sideration sufficient to support the settle
ment upon the intended wife and children;
that in so far as it undertook to convey the
property for the benefit OF himself, his sis
ter and his children, it was void as to cred
itors, being fraudulent I'M fact. There is
no period of limitation prescribed to an
attack upon a conveyance for act ual fraud
and the lapse of time IN this case is salts
factorily and sufficiently accounted for,
and the creditors are entitled to recover.
Staunton Peoples Building and Loan
Company VS.. West Clifton Forge Invest
ment Company. From the Circuit Court
Of Allegheny county. Affirmed. Opinion
by Judge Keith, president.
The court decided that where suit at
law was brought in the Hastings Court Of
the city OF Staunton against the defendant
resident therein, by a corporation
resident in the county Of ALE
ghany, that process served in ALE
ghany county to answer the plaintiffs
suit in Staunton must be served ten
days before the return thereof. This being
judgment by default, the process can be
locked at, and it disclosing the fact that
the return was not in conformity to the
statute, the Hastings Conrt acquired no
jurisdiction. Circuit Court of Allegheny
county having held that the judgement thus
obtained was a nullity, and open TO COLA
teral attack, its decree is affirmed.
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Sudden Death.

Mrs. Evelyne Hemp, aged sixty-six. wife
of David Hemp, was found dead in bed at
her home near Middlebrook Thursday
morning. At O. clock her husband got
up and went out on the farm. He left her
sleeping. An hour after, her daughter
passed through the room and found her
dead. She had long suffered from hear,
disease. She leaves three sons-William,
Baxter and Newman, and four daughters
Mrs. Jacob Grim, Mis-. Tebbs Talley
and Misses Ellen and Link. She was bur-
ried at St. John S cemetery Sunday,
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DIED..

GILLUM-Oct. 4. at the nome OF her daughter.
Mrs. DR.. Gikeson. at Mint Spring, Mrs. Mary
Gillum, widow of the late DR.. GilIum of Green
vile, aged about 49, Her other daughter, il
Mrs. Maxwell of Indiana, and two sons are
DR.. w. I'll. Gillum of Rockville, Ind, and Robt
Giilum. The two sons came to attend the flu
neral, which took place at Bethel Sunday
HUMPH REYS Scot. i, near Fort Defiance, Ma
thaniel Humphreys, aged u.s. b e was a con-
federate veteran.
VILLA INSECT. 5, IN Shenandoah county,
Mrs. Margaret Williams, aged IS. She was the
mother OF Mr.. G. ID. Stoneburner of Staunton.
SNAPP-Oct. l, in stanton, Mabel Cattle rlne,
infant daughter of Chas. A. and Maggie E.
Snapp. .'Safe in the arms of Jesus"
ROBERTSON-Oct. 3, in Sta unton from ysente-
ry, Mrs. Sarah j. Robertson, formerly of River
heads aged 10. She was the mother of s. w.
and Newton Robertson of Staunton.
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From ChurchviIIe.

THE DROUGHT - GETTING READY FOR
wINTER-sUMMER VISITORS Fitted
HOME Personal NOTES SUNDAY
SCHOOL PICNIC, &C.
REPORTED for the Staunton VIND1cAToR]
CHURCHvILLE, Oct. Dry and dusty.
All signs have failed for rain up to the
present. Farmers, some Of them, are seed
ing their corn ground. think there will
not be as large a crop this fall sown as gen.
orally is liz this section. Fall pasturage is
scarce and dried up.
Housekeepers are beginning to put up
their stoves. The evenings and mornings
are cool, through the day it is pleasant. 1t
will soon be time to fix for winter. Hope
it will not be as severe as last.
Since last wrote there have been visi-
tors in our village 49, left AIRS
Rebecca Dunlap who yisissed 4 brother,
Mr.. Geo. NJ. Bear, has returned Mrs.
DR.. Turk of Newport, has also returned,
she visited her sister, Mrs. j. 7. Bear.
Mrs. Lizzie Dunlap who visited her moth
Ell, Mrs. Margaret Bear, has returned. Mrs.
Jas. Bear of Florida, who was here visiting
friends, has left. Mrs. Willie Houston of
Rockbridge, who spent few days at her
mothers went home last week.
Miss Katie Erwin returned a few days
ago from Rockbridge where she had been
to attend the marriage OF Rev. Holmes
Ralston and Miss Jacqueline Campbell.
Miss Alice Fox of Salem, is visiting her
uncle, Capt. H. H. Hanger.
Miss Mary Seig has schoolmate visiting
her, a Miss Porterield of Nelson county.
Mrs. Henry Hoover of Staunton, is Wis.,
iting her aunt, Mrs. Margaret Bear.
Miss Cora Craver has gone on visit to
friends and relatives in Maryland.
The U. B. Sunday School will have their
usual yearly picnic near Mr.. Swink's on
the Parnassus road.
Mr.. Henry Armstrong of West End,
Staunton, has moved to our town, he NOV
ed into his sisters house, Mrs. Eliza
Knowles. Mrs. X. was entirely alone. MI.
A. will be great help to her.
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Appointment Of Teachers for North River
District, 1856.


The School Board of North River dis
trict met at Parnassus last Saturday, and
made the following appointment OF teach
ers for 1856:
Oakland, Miss Alma Christian.
Liberty, D. L. Andes and Miss Willie j.
Perry.
Harmony, D. o. Good and Miss Eta 6.
Knott.
Centerville, S. II. Brennaman and Miss
Alice Byers.
Glade. Miss Emma Williams.
Spring Hill, VIM. I. Knott and Miss
Mamie Lambert.
Obenchain, N. z. Wheeler.
Parnassus, Prof. S. G. Lindsay and Mrs.
Lindsay.
Moscow, VIM. r. Marshall.
Mt. Scion, Paul Argenbright.
Messy Greek Academy, Prof. D. D. Nc
Bryde, Jr., and one to be supplied.
Emanuel, B. Vint and Robt. E. Fultz.
Maple Grove, Miss Irene Hottie.
Mt. Zion, A. B. Showalter.
Oak Hill, Miss A. B. Wilson.
Clover Hill, G. L. Shutting and Miss
Ogilvie.
Maybrook, Jacob s. Zigler.
Summit, VIM. ]. Neff and Miss Ollie M.
Cupp.
Sunny Side, Prof. Sam. H. Good.
Towers, Titus J. Argenbright.
Anderson, Green M. KILLER.
Stony Point, VIM. A. Obaugh.
Mountain View, N. D. Cool.
White Hall, Miss V. Roberta Christian.
Midway, Miss Alice Williams.
COLORED SCHOOLS.
''A" Mt. Scion, ''B" Stribling Springs,
and sc" Spring Hill, are to be supplied.
T. s. HoGsHEAD,
Clerk North River School Board
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Hicks Dismal Forecast for the rest of
October.

SNOW. RAIN, SLEET AND COLD SNAPS
AHEAD.
Hicks says of October "The 9th to 18th
is period in which Mercury will unite
with Venus, and in which general gales and
storms must be expected. Rain and sleet
will be general, with snow in the north,
and sweeping change to cold will come tt
most parts about 18th to 18th. About 18th
to 18th, change to warmer, with many
autumnal storms will pass over the CONT
nent. Let lake navigators be watchful OF
storms. The same is true OF storm period,
2lst to oath. Cold will come as a sequel to
both periods. About 9th to 2Sth, change
to warmer, with rain, turning to snow in
the north.''
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VNRU,'TEES SALE OF PERSONAL PROP
i ERrY By virtue of a deed of trust from
Thos H. Burke to Adolph G. Stamm, dated
November 2Sth 1891, will sell at public auctop
in front of the court house in Staunton, on
Saturday, the I'd day of Nocember, 1S95,
the following bar room fixtures. viz;-One coun"
tel ,one back bar, one tank. one mirror frame
and mirrors. one arm rail, one foot rail, Gig
ar counter, and one statue of the Three Graces.
The property can now be seen at the bar room
of John La n b on johnson street, in Staunton
Va.
TERMS-Cash in hand sufficient to pay the
costs of executing this trust, and eight notes or
$50 each, with interest from he 2Sth day of No
vember, 1891, and as to the residue of the pur-
chase money upon such terms and in such
amounts as will meet the maturity of and dis
charge the following notes. viz: Two notes Of
$50 each and one of So all da ted November 2Stn,
1894, and due respectively in eleven. twelve ana
thirteen months from date, with interest. Tbe
deferred pay mentS to be evidenced by notes ano
secured by deed of trust on the property or by
approved personal security.
A. G. GORDON,
sep gilt Substituted Trustee.
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TRUSTEES sALE.-ln execution of a deed
l. of trust given by Robert Criddle and wife
u the undersigned trustee, da ted July 9Th, 1883,
OF 1ecord in the clerks office OF Augusta county
court IN d. b. l0S, page II, default having been
made as 20 the two last named bonds mentioned
in said deed and being required SO to do by the
holder OF said bonds, will proceed on
Wednesday,, October Esd, 1895,
to sell at pube ao nc of the court
or parcel of land about 7. tMA'les N E. from
stanton Immediately on trnMenning's Gap
and Churchville road, contaning acres and l6
poles, more or less with the buildings and i'm
provements thereon adjoining Kobert, KnightIy
and others. and now occupied by VIM. Z. Barton
and family.
TERMS-Cash sufficient opay costs of execur-
ing the trust, any unpaid taxes, including
commission of per cent. to the trustee. ana
then the remainder of the debt due said two
last bonds amounting to about S296 Is, and the
residue upon a credit of g. II and is months, IL
equal installments, bearin interest from day o.
sa lie, to be evidenced by the bonds of the puF
chaser with good personal security, retanins
title as ultimate security.
Saleat IL O'Clock A. VI.
WILLIAM A. BURNETT,
sep27-4t Trustee for Rev. j. ID. Donovan