Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1857-07-15

THRUST SALE.-In order TO carry into erect the
i provisions of trust deed executed by ahdrew
B. Accord and Jane + his wife, dated the lth gay OF
March, 1885, and duly recorded in the Clerk oiee Oh
the County Court of Augusta, shall, on SdtD'day Me
25h day of yukv next upon the premises, proceed TO
sell, to the highest bidder, the TRACT of LAMP upon
which the said Accord now resides situated ON Mh'skey
Creek in said county, short distance west OF Church.
vlle part of the old homestead of Jacob Accord SEM
decd, and containing about SEVENTY ACRES-the
balance of the tract conveyed by said trust deeo nav
ing been sold TO Isaac Movers.
This tract contains DWELLING HOUSE, a Barn,
n SAW MILL and Water-power for Grst Mill is
we'll wa.ered, in good state of cultivation, and we'll
adapted to the growth Of grain and grass ALL things
considered, it is very desirable property for small
TERMS BY, consent of parties, will be one fourth in
hand, and the balance in one, two and three years
bonds and good security and title retained.
June "a, 1857. DAVID FULTZ, Trustee
A T the request of A. Accord, shall proceed to
N sell, at the same time and place mentioned in the
above advertisement of David Futz, the following
Personal Property, conveyed to me by SAID Accord IN
trust on the 10th of March, 1857, to wit: tour-horse
Wagon, Negro Boy named Joe, Negro Woman
named Hannah, Ruckaway and Harness, sorrel
Mare, brown Horse one-horse Spring Wagon and
Harness, Cows, Heifer years old, Heifer year
old, 20 head of Hogs, mans Saddle, woman's do,
Sleigh six Beds Bedsteads and Bedding, ~ doz.
Chairs | Bureau, Bookcase and Books, corner Cup
board and contents, Safes Tables Chest, Cook
ing Stove and apparatus and all Household property
of said Accord not enumerated above
Terms made known on day of sale.
July /, 1857 j. D. IMB0DEN, Trustee.
VALUABLE ROANOKE LAND FOR
v SALE.-Iu confoI nifty with the will OF the late
Adam Shaver, dec'd. as his Executor, will proceed
to sell at public auction, 1hursday Me lSth Day OF
Auqust next, q 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.
& Tenn. Il. K. and within one-hafmile ofCave Spring.
place of considerable business IN the county, where
there are two stores three churches and two physi-
clans located, and various mechanic shops, &c., alto
cether 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, 100 of which are cleared
and in cultivation the balance is covered with one OF
the best bodies OF timber-white oak, pine, chestnut
and poplar-that can be found in Roanoke county
The whole of the land lies well, 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. 1t has also good Orchard.
| TERMS: Three hundred dollars will be required
on day of SALE to pay expenses Of sale &C.. hall
on the first day of February, 1883 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 pnr-
chaser and full possession given on the first day OF
February 1855 The title to the land will be retained
till the whole purchase money TeyE is paid i,,u,ncrD
July |, 1s57-tds Ex'or of Adam Shaver, decd.
MIDDLE RIVER LAND.-In obedience to
| lyl decree of the Circuit Court of Augusta, rend
cred in the cause of Catharne Mills against Will.
liam Mills legatees &C., shall, as commissioner OF
said Court, on tie 3lst Of July nert on the premises,
proceed to sell TO the highest bidder. A TRACT OF
LAND lying on Middle River, the South side there
of, beng 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
CRES, about eighty of which are in timber.
This farm is bounded 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 in search ofa small
| farm.
TERMS One fourth ofpurchasc money in hand,
or within sixty days secured by negotiable notes sat
isfactoriy endorsed with interest added and the bal
ance in one two and three years-bonds and good Sc
curity required the title retained until purchase
money paid. DAVID FULTZ, Com'r.
July /, 1857.
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