Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1857-10-07

/ 9 ALE.SALE-SALE.- authority of a de-
y cree of the Circuit Court of Augusta county I
shall on Thursday the lst day Of October, (being The
first day OF the Federal Court offer for sale in front
belonging TO the estate of Saml Clarke, dec'd-the
one containing about EOS ACRES, situated the Old
1 Hottie Mill Road, 21S miles from town, and ad-
joining the lands of Jacob Dull s. h. Taylor and 9TH
ers; the other containing about As Acres situated
the Free Road, some 4 miles from town, aud adjoin-
ing the lands of Riley and others.
Persons desiring snug farm or pasture lots conve-
nient to Staunton, will do well 70 examine these par
cells of land before the day of sale. stis
TERMS One-fourth Of the purchase money in 60
days, with interest from the day OF SALE the balance
on credit Of one, two and three years from day of
sale, the purchaser executing bond with personal Sc
curity and the title to be retained till full payment
Sept. %, 1851. JOHN n HENDREN Com'r
Postponement. =. .soL
The above sale has been postponed till Monday, the
26M inst the first day Of the October County Court
Oct 7, 1857. JN0. N. HENDREN, Com'r.
A VERY VALUABLE ROCKINGHAM
IA FARM AT PRIVATE SALE-Wishipg to
change my pursuits and enjoy repose will sell the
very desirable FARM own, lying ON the South Riv-
err, near Weyers Cave, in Rockingham county, con-
tanning between 500 and 1000 Acres.
1t is one of the finest and best farms in the country
and sin high state ofcuvation and productveness
Nearly 200 of the finest river bottom. The
| improvements excellent DWELLING HOUSE.
Barn, and 81 other necessary out-bulldings-al in
good repair. 1t is well watered in every part.
It will suit admirably to be divided into three par
cells, making three first rate farms. In case of d.
vision, there will be dwelling house on each part of
the farm.
further description is deemed unnecessary, as per.
sons wishing to purchase will doubtless call and see
for themselves.
mot sold privately before tie first of March, it will
be offered to The highest bidder, at public auction.
1t will be sold upon the following easy and accom-
Ioks.. n II
ney down, and the balance in four equal annual pay
ments. ANANIAS DAVISSON.
Oct. Z, ls57-tlMh
VTIRGINIA.-At Rules held in the Clerks Office
Y of the Circuit Court Of Augusta county, October
the 9Th, 1857, Catharine Fauber, Plaintiff,
Noah Fauber and Thomas H. Fauber executors of
Ohm Fauber, decd, Joseph Fauber, and others,-De-
PENDANTS. --------as,se.-
The object of this suit is to procure settlement of
the accounts Of Noah and Thomas II. Fauber, execu-
tors of John Fauber decd and to have the interest
upon legacy Of 1880 to Keterish Fauber. paid
to the Plaintiff, and the principal thereof which is
charged By the will of John Fauber, decd upon the
lands now in the possession of the Defendant T. c.
Burwell-paid to trustee to be appointed for said
Keteriah Fauber. -
r It appearing by satisfactory evidence that the De-
PENDANTS Noah Fauber and Thomas Il. Fauber, execu-
tors of John Fauber decd not inhabitants ofthis
Commonwealth It is ordered that the said Defendants
do appear here within one month after due publication
of this order and do what is necessary protect their
0ct,l7, ls57-4w NTCHO c. KINNEY, Crk.
THRUST SALE will sell, on Tie 2sU day Of
i October next, at Mary j. Waskies, on the head
waters of Walkers Creek in Augusta county, by rIr-
tue Of asea 81 ust Sa'ea Ssn re1ay iSS
adjoining the lands of Jonathan Goladay and others.
There IL on the land a comfortable DWELLING
HOUSE, and other necessary buildings. Upon the
"AI 1Iso az SoIInw;mo lpEPsoNAI. pRopFRTy
Sorrel Horse, 2 Cows, Calves - head Of Hogs, i
Wagon, Carriage, 8 Beds and Bedding, Cooking
Stove, Parlor Stove Chairs. Safe, China Press,
so bushels Corn, and all the Wheat growing at the
date of the deed. The tteis believed to be unques-
tonable but, acting as trustee, will only convey
such is vested in me. Terms made Known on the
day of sale. Pr 7-.-rJ T.. TURK, Trustee.
Oct. Z, 1857. - p, yl<'ii -
III. Brightwell i Hope, has taken the newly erected
Warehouse Of Messrs. Stuart & Taylor opposite the
Passenger Depot, in Staunton, where be proposes
to do GROCERY, FLOUR AND GENERAL PRO
DUCE BUSINESS, upon strictly CASH principles
He is receiving, and will continue TO receive full
and complete assortment of GROCERIES; also. afew
fayorite brands Of STAPLE DRY GOODS, such as
Al Conestoga aud Pacific Brown Cottons; A Gala
Mills and other Beached ditto; Dunnelps, Spraigs,
Aliens Washington and Cocheco Prints Plaid Lind
seys Scarlet and White Flannels; Brown Kerseys;
Sleeps Gray and Steel Mixed Sattinets; Canada
Cloths, &C., de- 1e ~ titt.e fi'A
P. SIN the rear Of his house his friends and GUS
toners will find lot where they can tie their horses
and stand their buggies.
Staunton, Oct. z, lS57-5t
r AND FOR SALE,-Ihavingp purchased of Ma
IL ry w. Hight her Tract ofLand, on which Shop
herd Hight resides, on the top of the Blue Ridge.
in the county Of Rockbridge on the old Turnpike
Road leading from Steeles Tavern to Massies Mil,
miles from the first and 10 from the latter place, said
tract will be sold, the premises, on Friday the 9Th
dog of November next fair If not the next fair day:
1t contains about 100 ACRES. The terms Of sale will
be accommodating, and made known on the day of
sale. Persons desiring nice and convenient Noun
tain Farm of excellent land, may do well to look at
said land Mr.. Hight, who resides on the land, will
show it to any one who may desire to look tit Pos
session will be gwen the first day of March next.
Oct Z, 1S57-tds ALEX. FITZPATRICK.
T AND IN MARKET.-In pursuance of de-
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