Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-08-01
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EdbsS, SAE1EL.

EOsS SAHIE.
By virtue OF decree of the Circuit
Superior Court Of Law and Chancery,
Tor Bath County pronounced on the
day of April, 1889. the causes therein
depending between William Stewart end
wife, and others. plaintitls-and George
francisco, surviving Executor of Eliza.
beth Sitline,on, decd. and others, delen-
dan;s. John Carlisle, admir-. of Robert
Carlisle, decd, plaintiff, aud Thomas,
and John Sitlington, adm'rs. Of William
Sitlington, dec d. and others, defendants.
James Dunlap aud Rachael his wife,
plaintiffs, and Thomas and John Sitting
ton, adm'rs. OF William Sitlington, decd
and others, defendauts--and Thomas
and John Sitlin9toD. ndmrs. Of William
Sil!inston, deed, plaintiffs, and James
l.. aud Richardson Frazier, adm'rs. Of
Henry Frazier, deed defendants. The
undersigned, as commissioner, named I'M
the said decree, will on the 18th day of
August, 1889. at the front door Of the
Courthouse, OF the County of Bath, H.
foiesaid, expose TO sale, at public auc-
ton, TO the highest bidder, The follow
ing tract or parcels Of land, lying, and
being in the county, aforesaid, or so ma
ny thereof as may be sufficient TO satisfy
the purposes of the said decree. to wit
One Tract of 100 Acres.
on the West side of the Turnpike, lead
ing from liarrisonburg 10 the Warm
Springs, adjoining the lands OF Mrs Jane
Miller, and about ten miles East of the
Warm Springs.
One other Tract of EIGHTY ACRES.
on the East side of the said road, and i'm
the immediate vicinity oil the first named
tract.
One other Tract of 20 Acres,
adjoining the las: mentioned Tract One
other tract Of
One Humid ed and fifty Acres,
at the mouth of Mill Creek, adjoining
the lands Of Andrew Sitlington, and 9TH
ers this tract furnishes great facilities
for ProPeliing Machinery, with water
power. and is on that account regarded
as peculiarly valuable. aud is well tim
bered. One other Tract of
One Hundred and "a Acres,
on the black oak ridge, and adjoining
the LANDS of John s. Kelso, and Joseph
q. w. Bell. One undivided third part
OF Tract Of
Two Hundred and 9 Acres,
adjoining the lands of Andrew Crawford
and Andrew Sitlinston-the residue
thereof, being held by the said Craw-
ford aud Si,liusron.
Four other tracts adjoining each 9th.
er, on Thompson's Mill Run, and the
waters thereof: One containing ONE
HUNDRED AND NINETY EIGHT
ACRES; one containing FIFTY FIVE
ACRES; one containing TWO HUN
DRIED ACRES. aud the other tract
containing TWO HUNDRED AND
THIRTY THREE ACRES. The
four last mentioned tracts. are upon the
Turnpike Road leading from the Warm
Springs to Lexington, about s miles from
the former place, and embrace the
Iszs-a farm AND MANSION HOUSE
|EsssY of the late William Si,liDgton,
Ia lssssss. aud also GRIST AND SAW
MILL, situated thereon, and are well
worthy the attention Of persons wishing
to purchase such property. One other
parcel OF land on Cromhie's Creek, Of
NINETY THREE ACRES, being The
residue OF tract OF THREE HUMID
RED ACRES, out OF hich a portion of
the dover OF the widow OF the said VIM,
Si!lington, deed was assigned. Also
ole other tract Of THREE HUNDRED
ACRES, on Ogley's Greek, in the coun-
ty of Aileghany.
Should the aforesaid tracts or parcels
OF land not sell Tor a sum sufficient TO
satisfy the purposes of said decree, the
tcvcr>ioDary interest Of The heirs of the
said VIM. SitIington, deed. in and 10 the
lands assigned to The said widow, as and
for her dover, will also he sold 3by the
undersigned as commissioner, aforesaid.
at the same time and place. The said
dover lands, consisting Of
4A5 AGR ES,
| and are situated about eight miles Fast
Of the Warm Springs, and near the fee
Turnpike Road.
the aforesaid tracts of land, viii be
| sold upon credit Of one, two md three
years, IN equal instruments, and the pur-
| chaser or purchasers, will be required to
| give bonds with good security, end also
lien or liens upon the lands thus sold,
to secure the payment Of the purchase
money.
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