Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-03-07
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BY virtue of three deeds Of trust
one OF which was executed BY James
+. Tyler. and Virginia A. g. his wife.
unto the subscribers, bearing date on
the 9th day of February, 1888, and the
| other by said 7 yler on the 18th of the
same month and year. (and both duly
recorded in the Clerks Office of the
County Court of Albemarle, and of the
Court OF Hastings Of the City of Rich
mond and the third by said Tyler,
unto one OF the subscribers, (John Ty,
ler.) bearing date on the day
1888, and duly recorded in the
Clerks Office of Albemarle, we, the
subscribers, shall on Thursday the 18th
day of March next. at Brooksville in
said county, (the residence of said J. p.
Tyler, for the purposes mentioned in
said three deeds, proceed to sell at auc-
ton, for cash. the following valuable real
and personal estate, consisting of
TIE ss'<ycZ of Eas,eE.
Ton which is situated the Tavern of said
Iyier,) containing about five hundred
and eleven acres, Of excellent quality
in high state Of Improvement, and in
complete order for farming. being also
well timbered. and we'll watered, and
including the said
TAVERN.
which is one OF the best stands in the
upper country I; being situated at the
junction OF the Staunton and Scottsv;,e
turnpike roads; and consisting of tbrea
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ADJOINING to, or near each other; the lar>
gest OF which, is made Of brick being
constructed upon judcious plan for
tavern, and finished in elegant style.
besides an excellent Kitchen. There
are also other houses suitable for private
iamilies.-The stables and barn are large
and well arranged: there are likewise
other out houses Of every description that
could be necessary for tavern stand. TO
do large business. including an excel
lent ice ouse:-Also,
The JoNolcing Slares. to ,cit
young man named Frank, about TWEEN.
ty years of age Fanny woman, and
Eliza her child; and girl named Elvi-
ma Also
The Touring other personal pro-
per y to soit
Ali the said James P. Tyler's House.
hold 81 Kitchen Furniture CONSISTING
OF thirty five excellent Beds, including
Mattresses g. Furniture one Marble
Centre table; six dozen Chairs; two
Sofas (: two Oil Cloth Carpets four
Scotch Carpets: one Sofa with bed
four large Mantle Glasses two sets Of
Mahogany Dining Tables; two Tea TIA.
bies; one Mahogany Wardrobe two
ZINE do; one Secretary and Book Case:
and lot of Books Tea and Table Chi
ma two Clocks, one Bureau, one VAL
liable Sideboard and China Press one
other China Press; four large Pine Ia.
bles twelve Dressing Glasses; lot of
Silver ware, and one first rate Piano.
and many other articles too tedious TO
enumerate ; and also the Kitchen Fur
niture, which is valuable and we'll Sc.
!ected-togetber with the stool. of III.
quors, Flour and Pork OH hand.
Also the Stock, as convened in ss;d
Of six Horses t;r,v
head OF Cattle. fifty head ofSheep, sixty
hVe head OF Hogs-and the plantation
tools and utensils of every description
one set of Blacksmiih's tools. and one
Wagon aud Gear; ore yekc of Oxen
and Cart-togetber with the crop of
Corn, Oats, Rye, Hay, and Fodder, now
on hand.-Also one riding Carriage
together with various other articles con.
veyed in said deeds unnecessary TO men
ton.
The said Sale will be continued from
day 10 day until completed aud the
real estate will be offered at IL o'clock
OF the first day.--Persons disposed to
purchase valuable and profitable Ia
vern stand, or TO become The owners Of
desirable property, would do well 10 a.
vail themselves OF the favorable oppor-
tuniiy which now presents itself
Acting as trustees wc will convey on.
ly such titles to said property real and
personal. as are vested in US by the trust
deeds aforesaid.
JOHN TYLER,
DhBNEY II. MILLER.
Trustees.