Sale of Louisa Martin estate in Frederick County Virginia
Special Commissioner to auction two 2 acre tracts on the west side of Apple Pie Ridge about 2.5 miles north of White Hall in Frederick County. One tract improves with a dwelling and orchard, the other unimproved with timber. Sale at Winchester Courthouse at 12 noon by decree of the Frederick Circuit Court March term 1902. One third cash, balance in two equal yearly installments with bond and deed of trust.
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Circuit Court
Frederick County
Virginia
P. C. Gore
Louisa Martin
Court House
Winchester
Louiga Martin
Apple Pie Ridge
White Hall
M. K. Jw Ynoh
Private sale of Winchester house and 74 acres land
Executor M. M. Lynch, attorney, Winchester VA, offers for private sale the desirable house and about seven and one half acres on the west side of the Winchester and Martinsburg Turnpike, just north of Winchester city limits. Land described as excellent quality with a yard water well and good neighborhood. terms on request. T. A. McVicar, executor of Catharine McVicar decd.
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R. ‘of
Bold Captain Bets on Tea Trade Victory
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Safe mushroom test from onion and salt warnings
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No Interference and the Anarchist View on Rule
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Atlantic
William Morris
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