Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1858-09-21
AUCTION SALES.
SALE OF yALUA

COMMISSIONER SALE OF vA VAN
" BILE REAL ESTATE, IN BATH CUoH C;Io,;,
In pursuance ola decree pronounced III LII. ISsa
Court of Bath county, at the July special term 1910
in cause therein pending, in which Emma o,inston'
in her own right andas executrix OF John
decd is plaintiff, and Edwin Bowen ana otners 81
defendants shall, as Commissioner Oh salk ooua
proceed to sell at public auction, on the PREMISES "
Thuysdav, tito lltk day of November next the Az
ABLE TRACT OF LAND upon which lne saia o ~ av
ston resided at the time of his DEATH consisting
separate tracts, containing, IN the aSslesav. 10 III
1850 ACRES and situatedi IN the salu v Sn en-
about three miles from the Heann ng,oeaiaeIy upon
the Turnpike Road leading from the warm W 'ne
"White Sulphur Springs" ,rrcb Of Il
This farm is chiefly limestone lana, anu Go ~
level and can easily be made one OF the pes.
Stock Farms in this section OF the ola.e o',n 1nno
watered with two never-falilnS streams
through it, and with numerous springs; IA CO &c
The tract may be very conveniently elviu'u, oil
to make two excellent and good sized farms, WIN al
necessary buildings upon each, there 9eiHg U g1
tract two large and commodious DIV ELLlNo 49,
ne ono of Rick which has been used for seVeGa
Years os HOTEL known as the Cedar creek holei,
and the other large and we'll built Frame house. II
which said Johnston resided at ms oealn Aheie q,
attached to each of the Houses all necessary ou'
houses cuonp uorrcr a post Of
6cetbis having always been capital situation lor
country store. There is also on the promises gooo
MERCHANT MILL, upon neyer-falllng stream m
All of the buildings are now IN good repair, 10 .
farmer grazier physician merchant, or hotel keeper
this property offers great inducements ana, lnoeeu
is seldom that property so desirable as uns anu 81
eigibly situated, is offered for sale IN Virginia.
TERMS: -0ne fourth of the purchase money 10 i q.
paid in cash on the day of sale, the residue on crs
of nine eighteen and twentyseven months In equai III
salments and the purchaser or purchasers executing
bonds with good personal security Tor the Geieiret
payments and the Commissioner retaining Tue lega
;lollf tho MIR
Possession given of the Tavern House, Store House
and Mills and the farm contiguous ON the ISL Gay
January next and the residue on the lst day OF oe'o
ber 1889. ~ IT,
EMMA JOHNSTON, Com'r.
Sept Z, 1S5s.-tds. -, .,o
Richmond triweekly Enquirer copy till day OF sale
FARM AND MILL FOR SALE.-My Other
II engagements requiring my whole attention, ahc
being DESTROYS of settling up my affairs, nave 9eter
mined TO offer at public sale. on Sasaraay e ~ t 10y
miles from Stanton, on the McAdamized road lead
ing to Winchester.
II contains about 346 Acres of the BEST QUALITY
land About 2S6 are cleared and In hlgh state
of cultivation about 20 Of it in Meadow, and slxty
acres the residue in woods 1t has on IT new Ghop
ping Mill and Saw Mill. with an abundance OF water
at all times and patronage giving constant employ
men and yielding profit OF at least sow per !eai
The land is of admirable exposure, easily cultivated
exceedingly productive of ali kinds grain and grass
es close to market and otherwise conveniently loca
| ted-in a good neighborhood, surrounded py ana ao
Joining some of the best estates In the county, nae
Nv: P0age's, Sheffey's, Bells and Nelson's, and
hazard nothing in asserting that there is no farm now
for sale in the county OF such superior cnaracer ant
possessing so many advantages.
NV Terms are one third in hand, or IN SIXTY Gays
secured by negotiable note, endorsed ana with inter
est added residue II one, TWO ana three years. "i'l
| narcnnnl eppupitV .
In the meantime will sell privately, and person
wishing information in my absence will call on NJ II
Trout or A. f. Kinney. 81,
t" On the day of sale, will sell some good Stocf
Cattle and fine Colts, on credit of six months.
| NICH0. G. KINNEY,
Ano II 1s3s-tds Stanton, Va.
..SyS Yindicator and Rockingham Register copy IDS
OOMMISSIONERS' SALE.-By virtue of &
decree of the Circuit Court OF Augusta county, IL
the case of Craun and others VS.. Weller and others
we will proceed, on the premises, on Tuesday, the BIS
day of Aagust 1858, to sell to the highest bidder a.
public auction, the following REAL ESTATE, to Wit
a very valuable Tract of Land containing about 4OS
Acres, lying between the Keezletown and the McAd
amzed roads, and about three miles below NV. oiu
ney Also, two VALUABLE LOTS in the town O
Mt. Sidney. :, :
The tract of land is highly improved, well set IL
grass and is one of the most productive and desirable
farms in the northeastern portion of Augusta. I'M
| improvements consist of an excellent BKlCh MAN
| sion HOUSE, two Barns, and all necessary out
buildings. The tract will be divided, if desired by
the parties interested so as to throw about 2Vo acre.
in each parcel. 1t is seldom that so valuable farm
is offered in the market.
TERMS op SALE Cash to pay expenses ofsale; an5
the balance in three equal annual instruments, witt
interest thereon from the day ofsae bonds with gooc
security TO be given by the purchasers, and the ut
| TO be retained as ultimate security.
NICHO. X. TROUT, com,rs.
| Il. w. SHEFFEY,
July 81, 1s5s-tds