The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-08
NJ = CLOCK NJ,

at IL o'clock NJ,
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 16. 1911.
First The tract or parcel Of land
known as Bell Pare containing sas
acres formerly owned by C. ], Rixey,
uated near the town of Culpeper. ON
the public road leading from the town
of r SSn,ipe 81 ITO to Brandy Station.
Ing on the new macadamized road: tho
land Is fertile. is n beautiful situati
Tor home. has good dwelling.
large commodious barn and other out
old sod, and is well adapted to either
STOCK raising or dairyng;,. All of the
, ian is cleared c. and Is we'll az, ed to
known as "cleyeland," situated about
TWO miles north Of the town of Gull
or less. and adjoins the Bell Pare tract
above described. This is an excellent
s Tract to-, Of land, and is well adapted to.
| ton; Is very accessible TO the town OF
Cuipeper. and would make very at
! tractive home.
Third. That certain tract known as
the raliaferro" farm. about one mile
north OF the town OF Culpeper. on the
line Inc Of the southern Railway. and on
me road from Culreper to Males Mill.
containing about 100 acres. This IS an
excellent tract OF land. ali cleared.
and would make most attractive rest
Fourth. The lot and dwelling in the
town OF Cuipeper at the extension of
Spencer and Commerce Streets. ON
which there Is located large, com
Portable dwelling. stables and OUT
houses. This is a desirable property,
and is suitable either for business or a
Fifth The tract or parcel of land
known as The Fair Grounds" about
one mile from the town OF Culpeper.
from Culpeper to Brandy. where the
annual horse shows of the Culpeper
Horse SHOW and Racing Association
revenue is derived each year. This is
an excellent piece OF property. Ii has
on It large dwelling and numerous
stables and padd ocks, and other build
ings, and the land is OF an excellent
quality. It IS all down in old sod 1t
Is beautiful situation for a residence.
about onehals OF a mile from the town
Of Culpeper. on the road from CulpepeN
10 Brandy, known as the "Taliaferroff
is a very attractive lot. and would
make an excellent place for a partya
desiring TrInE s SIN small place near town.
and the balance In six and twelvei
months. the deferred payments to bei
evide nced by the notes OF the pur-
chaser or purchasers, bearing interest
al the rate of 6 per cent per annum.
and the title to be retained until ali
the purchase money is paid; or. at tho
s..
all cash may be paid a deposit OF 9
per cent, of the purchase price Will be
required of all purchasers as soon as
the property Is cried off 10 them. and
IL such deposit Is not made the prom
erty so cried off will be put up and
resold Immediately.
GARDNER 7. BOOTHE.
SAMUEL G. BRENT
r. c. L. MONCURE.
HOWARD w. SMITH
J. c. HIDDEN.
Special Commissioners
VIRGINIA; IN THE cLERK,s OFFICE
OF THE CORPORATION COURT
OF THE CITY OF ALEXANDRIA,:
Thomas j. ramon ct ais. Plaintiffs
virginia safe Deposit and Trust
|. Newell S. Greenway. clerk OF tho
said court. do certify that the bond
required OF the special commissioners
by the decree entered In said cause on
the 26th day of June, 1911. has heen
duly given by Gardner l.. Boothe
Given under nv hand as clerk OF
said court this ith dav OF August 1911.
NEWELL S GREENWAY.
BY Lewis n Duffy. d c. T