Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1857-07-22

| Mare, brown Horse, one-horse Spring Wagon and
Harness 9 Cows, Heifer years old Heifer year
old 20 head of Hogs, mans Saddle, womans 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. IMBODEN, Trustee.
VALUABLE ROANOKE LAND Fol
| Y SALE.-lu conformity with the will of the late
Adam Shaver decd, as his Executor, will proceed
to sell at public auction, on thursday e 18Th ddy OF
August next 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 II. K and within one-halt mile OF Gave spring
place of considerable business IN the county, where
there are two stores three churches and two phys-
clans located and various mechanic shops, &c. alto
geher creating considerable market for wood, hay,
lumber &c. This land is finely adapted to the growth
of grain grass and tobacco and well watered. II
contains about 392 Acres, 120 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
day of sale, to pay expenses OF sale, &C., one nan
on the first day of February, 1885, and the balance
in two equal annual payments. The privilege OF seed
ing will be given and the use of small house and
stable room for the accommodation OF the pnr.
chaser, and full possession given ON the first day OF
February, 1853 The title to the land will be retained
till the whole purchase mouey is paid.
49, JOHN NJ KITINGER,
| July ], 1S57-tds Ex'or Of Adam Shaver, dec d.
MIDDLE RIVER LAND.-In obedience to
| IM decree of the Circuit Court of Augusta, rend
cred in the of Catharine Mills against Viii,
liam Mills egatees NC. shall, as commissioner OF
said Court, the 3lst of July nert, on the premises,
proceed TO sell 10 the highest bidder, TRACT OF
LAND lying on Middle River, on the South side there
of being part of the estate of the late William Mills
and short distance below the homestead, adjoining
the lands of Splitter Nanger, Crosby and Others con-
tanning about ONE HUNDRED AND EIGHTY A
CRES, about eighty of which are in timber:
This farm is bounded on the north by Middle River,
is well waered, the soil naturally good, and suscepti-
BILE of high state of improvement 1t is situated a.
bout two miles above Spring Hill, in good nelghbor-
hood, convenient to Mills &c. 1t contains DWELL
| ING HOUSE and other out houses and will deserve
farm.
| TERMS: One fourth Of purchase money in hand,
or within sixty days secured by negotiable notes sat-
isfacory endorsed with interest added and the bal.
ance in one two and three yearsbonds and good Sc
curty required ant the title retained until purchase
money paid DAVID FULTZ, Com'r.
July l, 1857.
~ Rockingham Register copy and send account to
this office.
nUBLIC SALE OF LAND Il NEGROES.
n
Augusta county, rendered at the June term, 1851 the
undersigned as Commissioner will sell at public sale,
on the premises Tuesday, Augnst 1871, 1857, one
of the most valuable TRACTS OF LAND in the coun-
ty of Augusta, con tanning 400 Acres.
This land is situated about II miles Northwest of
Staunton, and adoins the lands Of Gabriel l. Hite,
Gordon Hogshead and others and isrow in theposses
sion of VIM. Hogshead, sr. The tract is well watered
lies beautifully in of the most productive and
healthy regions of Va There is plain but comforta-
Bile DWELLING HOUSE the tract, with all ne
cessary out-buildings.
Possession given on the first of September for seed
ing and full possession given on the st day OF Janua
ry next. m
NINE VALUABLE SLAVES.
TERMS-For the land, one-fourth in cash or well
endorsed negotiable note al four months from day OF
SALE with interest added in the balance in three equal
annual instruments, with good personal security, and
the title retained as ultimate security.
The slaves will be sold on four months time from
day Of SALE upon negotiable notes well endorsed with
inieres added in G.. NJ. COCHRAN, Comr.
July ], lS57-tds Prs fee
n RUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUAB L E
i LAND.-Dy virtue of deed of trust executed to
record in the Clerks Office Of the County Court of Au-
gusta WILL for certain purposes in the said deed men
toned, proceed to SELL on the premises on Inesddy
| the 4h day Of august next, TRACT OF LAND con-
tanning 205I ACRES, lying on Buffalo Branch, IN Inc
county of Augusta about miles from Staunton. The
improvements consist of a good Frame DWELLING
| HOUSE. Barn, and other necessary out houses-and
there is upon the tract Orchard of good Frl trees
The land is we'll watered good state OF cultivation,
and in every respect worthy the attention OF buyers
| TERMS "A sufficient amount in hand to pay the
debt now due abou S0G0) and the costs OF sale &C.,
or a negotiable note at 80 days for that amount well
endorsed the balance in four equal annual payments,
the first falling due on the LIST day OF March 1898.
.July |. 1851 A. ID. TROTTER, Trustee.
~ Rock. Reg. copy ids and forward act to this
office for collection.
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Staunton, July l, 1857.
nor SALE-YALUABLE TOWN PROP
| i ERTY.-In pursuance of a decree entered IN the
case of Bonivita &c VS.. D. A. Pitmans heirs depending
in the Circuit Court of Augusta county snail proceed
| on TWSdGy, the 3OM ddy9f Jaty 1885, III the Town VI
Stannton to sell at public sale that very desirable prop
ery nearly opposite the Virginia Hotel recently sTo &c;
cuped by said Pitman. It contains TWO SIokE
person desiring to invest in real estate that will return
large per cent will find this desirable for such pur
| pose. -,
TERMS OF SALE:-The purchase money to be paid
in fnr canal instalments falling due respectively in
six ,' twelve, eighteen and weny-our months from
the day of SALE bearing interest-the purchaser to
give bond and good personal security, and the title to
| be retained as ultimate security
~ Sale at II o'clock, NJ
July l, 1857. NlCHO. n. Ihool, OoHl l.