Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-07-16

July l6, 1856.
YTIRGINIA :-Circuit Court of Bath county, May
v Term 1856 George A. Mayse and Rebecca his
wife, and Stewart G. Observation-Disclosures,
Edward TifRn H. Warren ad'mr. Of Sylvanus A. Byrd,
decd, Archer p. Strother, Will McChntlc, IT,,
Alexander H. McClintic, Peter Lightner, William Il.
Revercomb, Sheriff of Bath County, and as such al
ministrator de 5oniS non of Hugh :. McDannald,
decd, William MeDannald, Mary Ellen McDannald
and Mary McDannad, widow and rehct OF Hugh o.
McDannald, Embellishments;
More than two months having elapsed since the I'LL
ING of the Plaintiffs Bill, and the service OF process on
the defendants Edward Tiffn II. Warren, admir- OF
Sylvanus A. Byrd. decd, Archer r Stro,her, William
McChntic ir, Alexander H. MeChntc, Peter Llghtner,
William H. Revercomb Sheriff Of Bath county, and as
such admir- de boais non of Hugh 5. McDandald decd,
William McDannald, Mary L. McDannald and Mary
McDannald and they still falling appear and answer
the Plaintiffs Bill Is taken for confessed And TINS
cause coming on the 18th day of May 1885, to be heard
upon the Bill and Exhibits and was argued by the
Counsel -,
On consideration whereof 1t is adjudged, ordered
and decreed, that Charles R. MeDannald, who IS here
bv Amounted Commissioner for that purpose, do
state settle and adjust the administration accounts OF
s A. Byrd admir- of Hugh S. McDannad, decd. /; also
the accounts of L. I. II. Warren admir- OF D a. BYRD,
decd in order to ascertain the liability OF Byrds Es-
tate 10 the Estate of Hugh s. McDannald, and the as
sets in the hands of Byrds admir- 10 pay such II any
and also state the accounts of William H. keverc0mo,
Sheriff of Bath county, and as such admr de ooIas
non of Hugh S. McDannald, decd and that he make
report together with such other matters as may
be deemed pertinent BY himself, or required by ell
tber of the parties to be reported Said Commits
soner is also directed, after due notice TO the unsats-
fed creditors of Hugh s. McDannald dec d. by adyer,
tisement published in of the newspapers published
in the town of Staunon and posted at the front door
of the Courthouse of Bath county, calling upon said
creditors TO come n assert and their debts or
demands to take an account OF the anu UNI
n ~ ands. existing against SAID
Estate CHASING the same according to their several
and respective dgnities or prortes and make report
thereof to Court, with any matter specially stated,
thought pertinent by himself or required by the par
'''' c. r. McDANNALD d. c.
The parties interested in the foregoing decree, Will
nleose nike notice that have appointed the 1874 day
of Aoust 1856 at the Clerks Office OF Bath County,
for the execution of the samea which time and place.
the parties and creditors required TO attend, with
such proof they may desire to lay before the Com
"'''''O"''' C. R. McDANNALD, Com'r.
Bath Courthouse, July Is, 1856.
VALUABLE LANDS FOR SALE.-lnpur-
v suance of a Decree of the Circuit Court of Angus
Ia rendered the goth day OF june 1886, VIII pro-
the highest bidder, on Thursday TIE 2sM day Of A9-
aust nert, the TRACT of LAND on which VIM Sill
ING ir decd resided This tract contains about $50
Acres and lies on the Main Road leading from Par
from the latter place. Moifetts Branch permanent
stream, runs through the farm. There is within
few wards of the dwelling, Spring OF excellent water
This farm has it suifciency OF good Meadow with
about 500 acres Of cleared land in toleraby good
state of cultivation The balance is well timbered with
nine oak and hickory The Improvements consist of
comInodious Brick DWELLING HOUSE, large and
Barn, and other Out-buildngs
Persons wishing to buy good Stock or Grain Farm,
will do well to examine the property on or before the
dy of sale To suit purchasers, this farm may be con-
divided
On the same day will sell, as Commissioner, the
TRACT of LAND, on which D. H. p. Silling, decd,
resided This farm contains about $50 acres and lies
ON the Main Road leading from Staunton to Mt Scion
Ii miles from the former and from the latter place,
is in good neighborhood and convenient to church.
es schools and merchant mills Some 20 acres OF thus
farm are cleared and in good state OF cultivation
Most of the cleared land is at this time well set in clio
yer and timothy The uncleared land is well tmbered
with oak hickory and pine The improvements con-
sist of comfortable DWELLING HOUSE, @ good
Barn. and other necessary 0ut-buildngs There is
a well of good water near the dwelling. To any one
wishing to buy small farm, this would be very des
rabe residence.
named tracts of land before the day Of sale will call on
Enos Silling, John Sng, r, or Abel Carson, resi-
ding i'm the immediate neighborhood.
TERMS SO much in hand as will pay the cost OF
suit and sale the residue in three equal payments fall
NO due respectively in one, two and three years from
he day of sale the purchaser executing bonds for the
PAYMENTS, with approved personal security; and the
title TO be retained as ultimate security
>g- Sale to take place on the day above named, at
he late residence of VIM silImg jri dscd at 10 o.
lock- A. Nj. j. r. HOTTLE, Comr.
July Is. 1S56.-tds.
,Sg- Vndicator and Rockingham Register copy ids.
SALE OF A NO. 1 FARM.
T. Pursuant to the Will of John Moore, decd the
executors thereof, will, on Saturday the
6 dag of August offer for sale at public auction, on
The premises the FARM of the said deceden 1t con-
aims. BY recent survey, $50 1-2 Acres, about halt
If which is under cultivation VI the uncultiyated
BART considerable portion is in its virgin state heav
ly timbered with timber of most valuable quality
There are on tia GRIST AND SAW MILL, and
Shop with asmall Dwelling House to each
lso TWO FIRM HOUSES one OF brick, the other
log house, with all necessary out,houses' Orchards
&C., &c About 200 acres of the cultivated part well
ct with clover and grasses about 80 acres OF meadow
rhch might be increased to any reasonable or desira
lie extent to 200 acres all of which could be well
vatered from creeks and springs there beng some IL
n Is springs it, we'll distributed. This farm lies ON
he head waters of kerrs Greek, the turnpike leading
rom Lexington past the ROckbridge Alum Springs |
unning through it, IL miles from the former, and q
rom the latter in as healthy section as is in Rock
fridge county 1t is well located in regard to Schools,
churches, Merchant Mills and Markets, contiguous to
he Alum Springs, and two or three Furnaces which
urnish ready and good market for every species of
urplus produce 1t is well adapted to the culture and
rowth Of all the usual crops of the country; but es-
ecally is it vauablea Stock Farm. Wehazard lit
lie in saying that it is among the best and susceptible
f being made of the very best stock farms in the
ounty of Rockbrdge.
You who want such come and examine for your
elves We live on it, and will take pleasure in ex-
lifting it to YOU
The terms will be reasonable, and made known ON
ay of sale.
if desired by purchasers the farm will be divided
Nv '"N' VIM T. MOORE,
JAS. I. HARPER,
IuIy @ 1S56-tds. D. fee Executors.
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