Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1857-07-29
JOMMIssIONER,s SALE OF RE.I 3,

| COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL &
~ PERSONAL PROPERTY.-Pursuant to a de
cree of the Circuit Court Of Augusta county rendered
at the June term. 1857, will proceed 10 sell at public
auction, on Wednesddg August 18th. 1857, on tn,
premises the ..LOCH WILLOW" FARM, belonging
to the estate ofJames A. Cochran, decd
This farm lies on the jennings Gan road. about
miles northwest of StauntOn. It contains 666 A.
cres.
This land is in high state of cultivation, andis now
we'll set in grass.
The improvements are of the finest order consisting
of MERCHANT MILL, with two pair of burrs and
one chopper; also, SAW MILL-all of which have
been lately thoroughly repaired This is one of the
best Mill stands in the Valley of Virginia. easy of &C
cess, and in the midst of one of the densely pop
ulated and prosperous wheat growing communities in
the Commonwealth.
The DWELLING HOUSE is one of the most com.
modous, elegantly finished and conveniently arranged
houses in the countywith all necessary outhouses Of
the best quality. There also several other com
Portable Dwelling Houses on the premises
This tract is divided into three parcels-the Mill
with rs of land tract of 29S acres and one Of
299 acres. 1t will be sold either as WHOLE or in two
or three parcels, to suit purchasers.
At the same time and place will sell q TRACT OF
LAND lying on Dry and Buffalo Branches, containing
$40 Acres, in a good state of cultivation-nost Of
the cleared land is now we'll set in grass This farm
is convenient to Churches, Mills and Stores and with.
in two and half miles of the Virginia Central Rail
Twill also sell TRACT of lit Acres, lying at the
eastern base of the North Mountain, on Whiskey
Greek.
Also, small TRACT Of 80 Acres, adjoining the
"Loch Willow" farm, with good Log House on it,
and sufficiency of timber. Possession given imme-
diately reservng only the privilege of taking off the
growing crops.
Wilt sell at the same time all the Farming Utensils,
Stock &c. belonging to the estate and some .Shares
Do;r nad ondV Vol iko Stuck
am now residing upon the "Loch Willow" farm,
and will take pleasure in showing all this property al
any time before the day of sale to such persons as
may contemplate buying My Post-offce is Church
vile, Augusta county, Va.
TERMS-For the land, one fourth in hand, or nego-
table note at 90 days, well endorsed with interest ad
ded in the balance in one, two, and three years from
day of sale, with good personal security.
The personally will be sold on credit of months,
with bona anu 'ppf0'eJJ a ssfEs COCHRAN, Conn.,
July l, 1s57-tds Prs fee 5
VALUABLE ROANOKE LAND FOR
v SALE.-In conformity with the will of the late
Adam Shaver, Decd, as his Executor, will proceed
to sell at public auction, Thursday the 18th day OF
august next, o certain TRACT OF LAND lying in the
county of Roanoke seven miles south of Salem and
Franklin Turnpike road, and five miles from the Va
Il Tenn R. Rand within one-hafmile of Cave Spring,
place of considerable business in the county, where
there are two stores, three churches and two physi
gether creating considerable market for wood, hay,
lumber &c. This land is finely adapted to the growth
of grain, grass and tobacco, and well watered. 1t
contains about 392 Acres, 120 of which are cleared
and in cultivation the balance Is covered with one OF
the best bodies of tmber-white OAK pine, chestnut
and poplar-that can be found in Roanoke county
The whole of the land lies WE'LL and with the excep-
ton of very few acres could be plowed both ways
The improvements are such as are usually found on
farms of this kind. II has also good Orchard.
hmm rndd will no
on day of sae to pay expenses of sale, Sci one half
on the first day of February, 1858, and the balance
in two equal annual payments. The privilege OF seed
ing will be given and the use of one small house and
some stable room, for the accommodation of the pun
chaser and full possession given on the first day OF
February 1853 The title to the land will be retained
'''' '-'' ''' JOHN NJ. KITINGER,
July /, 1S57-tds Ex'or of Adam Shaver, decd.
MIDDLE RIVER LAND.-In obedience to
lM decree of the Circuit Court of Augusta, rend
cred in the cause of Catharine Mills against vii.
liam Mills, legatees &c. 1 shall, commissioner OF
said Court, on tie 81st of July merit, on the premises
proceed to sell to the highest bidder, TRACT OF
Of being part of the estate of the late William Mills
and short distance below the homestead, adjoining
the lands of Splitter Wanger, Crosby and Others con-
tanning about ONE HUNDRED AND EIGHTY A
Cries. about eighty of which are in timber.
This farm is bounded on the north by Middle River,
is well watered the soil naturally good and suscepti
BILE Of high state of improvement 1t is situated a.
bout two miles above Spring Hill, in good neghbor-
hood convenient to Mills &c. 1t contains DWELL
ING HOUSE and other out houses, and will deserve
the attention of those who are in search of small
farm.
TERMS One fourth ofpurchase money in hand,
Or within sixty days secured by negotiable notes sat
sfactorily endorsed with interest added and the bal
anoo in onv wv una years-bonds and good 60
curity required ana the title retained until purchase
money paid. DAVID FULTZ, Conn.,
July l, 1857.