Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1844-11-14
COMMISSIONERS AND TRUSTEES
s "A L z OF VA i y a 8x =
REAL AND.
PERSONAL ESTATE.

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RY virtue Of Deed Of Trust executed by ia
Dcob q. Sheltman to the subscribers the trus.
tees therein named, bearing date April 26th.
l943, and duly recorded in the Clerks Office Of
hockoridge county; and of two DEGREES pronoun-
ced by the Circuit Superior Court of Law and
Chancery tor Rockbridge county, in two Cham
Gerry suits depending therein, in The frst Of which
James NJ Allen, executor Of Joseph Allen, decd.
Is plaintiff, and Jacob G. Sheltman and VIM.
Luckess are defendants, and in the latter of which
inc SAID Jacob q. Sheltman is plaintiff and tho
Undersigned trustees as aforesaid, are def.ndants.
we VIII expose to sale, by way of public auc-
ton, to the highest bidder, on the premises- nm
Thursday the 2lst day of November next. that
well known tract Of land on which the said ia.
cob e. Sheltman now resides, lying and BEING in
me county OF kockbridge, on the waters Of Buf.
ing the lands of SAINT. X. Moore, James s.
Mackey and others, supposed 10 contain abou.
6l3 ACRES,
more or less. The said tract of land is in a good
state Of improvement and is very valuable. Rav-
ing large and convenient brick w ELLING
HOUSE. large Barn and all necessary out
houses thereon, with several fields well set in
clover. The sale will be sale in gross and not
oy the acre. AT the same time and place wo.
VIII also sell several valuable slaves, one an ex-
oel'ent blacksmith; and great variety Of live
,,"s TIOISeSs Cattic Sheep, and
hogs; also two Wagons, number Of Piouahs,
harrows and Hoes, one Windmill, 1 ThresRinp
machine' pair of horse Gears, Sideboard, /
mahogany i,esk, Bureaus, set Of Blacksmith
TOOLS, Saddles, 8 Tables, 3 Sofas, 8 Bedsteads
and Furniture, l Work Stand, 1 Cupboard and
Furniture, 3 dozen Chairs, 1 Clock and Case.
large Chest, Map of The u. S.. fMi,cbplI'sI a
number OF Books--and all the resi- aud residue
OF his Farming Utensils, Household and Kitchen
Furniture, and Silver Plate, half right TO Corn
shelter, and all of the said Sheltman's undivided
interest IN the real and personal estate of his ia
Their, the late John Sheltman, decd.
IkRMs.-Cash sufficient to defray the expen. ,
ses OF sale and costs of SUITS and for the residue.
a credit oil SIX months will be allowed on tho
slaves and other personal property, the purchaser
giving bond with approved p, rsonai securi,y.-
The land Will be sold on credit of I. 2. and
s years In three equal instalnenis rxcept for ,hs
sum OF about $1,000, provided for in the LIST de-
cree aforesaid, and Tor hich said sum credit Of
D and IL months will be given from the day Of
SALE the purchaser giving bonds with good per-
sonal security and the legal title to be retained IA
ultimate security tor the payment of the purchase
money.
The sale will commence at 10 O'Clock M. on
the day FIRST named, and will be continued from
day to day until completed. The title to all of
the above described property is ndisputable, but
selling as trustees and commission, rs, the UNDER
signed will only convey such title as is vested in
them by the deed and DEGREES aforesaid.
CHARLES p. DORMAN.
JOHN W. BROCkENBROUGH,
Trustees and Commissioners. Z
October 31--tds.