Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-05-02
Commissioners Sale OF
VAIIU ABLE. DIS,
in EoCalVAtaC U5al.y. /

It - SOS%l<~kAS-fS SSA-iS ec.s
En- pursuance Ut a decree .ui li.r Cirsslii Court
Of Pucalonias cuuniy Pronounced IN HE 2ib
day OF September. lsJi. IN cause therein pend
Ing, in which WIN. I. Cannon e! nc we're plain
lila. and Eleanor Slavens Ell al, heirs at iaw OF
Jacob u. Savens. DECD. were defendants. will
proceed, N Fridaytae LIST day Of Jnns. 1866. on
the premises, IL sell. at public auction the Lands
in The bill aud proceedings mentioned. viz: The
Tract on which said oiayens resided II the time
of his death, situate in the iIrks of Grepnbrrr
River, On the S;auntgn aud Parkersburg Turn
pike. near lie base of Cheat Muunlaia, and ur
many years known TO the travelling portion of the
community as TaAyELLER's REPosE This is
valuable Tract Of Land, conanng 47& a
CGEiS, great p,rIlon Vt 1t Bottom Land. GA
il lsereced Il large and crnnoliuus b LILDL.TG
suitable Tor The purpose IDr which il was bull.
with all The necessary out houses, Barns, Sahlny
etc, necessary for TAVERN. and it Is bilIeved
that II is one anung 1t not the very REST Tavern
Stand onhe Saunton and ParIersburg TGmp.ke
TINS tract is nearly all in fine Meadow.
Also. Il Tract adjoining the Tavern property,
known as the 'iloUcHlHs' TRAcr." lying on
Greenbrer River. on the Turnpike road. and is i
very valuable Tract OF Land. Like the other,
this tract is nearly alfn fine Meadow.
also. the following additional tracts. adioin
ing the alovr mentioned tracts, Or hard by OF ad
joining each ether, viz:
One tract of 34o ACRES. ia The Beech Woods.
One tract of 262 ACRES, on the West side Of
GreenbTer River. sff'i
One tract OF 80 AcREs, on Back Allegheny.
One tract of 1911 ACRES. at the Biz Spring.
One tract Of Il, EOS ACRES, Oh The West Ale
ghany
All that portion of tract Of S,293 Acres ad
joining The last tract aforesaid. lI ing west Of
Greenbrier River. containing 1872 ACRES.
One tract Of 275 .icRgs, known as the Curry
Tracts"
One tract Of $40 ACRES, adjoining the frsttraci
aforesaid. and
Que tract of 100 ores. on Greenbrier River.
The whole Of these lanJs are rich and fertile.
and constitute a bmiy Of The finest grazing lands
ever thrown into market in The county Uf P,ra-
honias Some ut the lands are steep, but none
the less valuable f,r grazing purposes on that ac-
count. for ihpy are rlc5 from bottom 10 top. >"
that To the farmer who desires To grow grain, Or
10 The grazer VI cattle or sheep, they are alike
valuable.
The attention Of The Farmers Of Augusta and
Rockingham is reSpectluI, called To these lanis.
10 s1ci OF them as may be 81 situated as 10 WIN
Ter earle or sheep. it is heeyed Tracts OF these
Lands would he a valuable appcndage. as they
liz within lrcln four 10 SIX days drive of them.
over fine road. and. if desired. would be pleas
ant SUMMER retreat Tor themselves and families.
afording the opportunity oi lnkng after The stuck.
and the pleasure nj the chase or angling. as the
mountains abound with game and the waters with
trout. Such persons as desire iopnrctaSe. are re-
GU .sied 10 examine the Lands benre The day III
sale They will be shown TO them by John Il.
or I.aniy SlayenS, whu residr upon them
TERMS. Tie terms uf sale will be. one
fourth Of The purchase money in CASH the bal
ance on credit ut nne two and three years.
WM. Il. CANNON, Cumm'r.
April u /. ISjj.-lds.