Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1859-03-15
Ex'rs Of Thomas L. Shelton,
SALE OF LAND,

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| NOMMISSISSIONER' SALE OF LAND.
~ BY virtue of decree pronounced on the 18th
day of Feb 1859, in the case of Corby's Executors
VS.. Elenor Corby, the undersigned acting as Com
missoners will proceed to sell, at public auction on
the premises on Tuesday, tile 5N day of AprM next a
certain tract or parcel Of land. situated in Augusta
County, six miles southwest of Middlebrook, adjoip-
ing the land of Capt. Jas. McKamie and Others and
contains 81 ACRES more or less. The improve.
ments consist of q LOG HOUSE, Kitchen and other
necessary out houses, Barn, Stables, &C., and the
place is under very good fencing.
| TERMS SO much cash in hand as will pay costs
of sale and the residue in three equal payments at
six, twelve and eighteen months from the sale, the
purchaser to execute bonds with good personal secu-
Ity, the title to be retained as ultimate security.
| JAS. Il. CALLIS0N, Com'r.
az" At the same time and place, will, as Execu-
tor of VIM. p Corby, sell likely negro boy about 10
or II years of age, belonging to the estate Terms
cash. JAS. Il. CALLIS0N, EXT.
| GALE OF PERSONAL PROPERTY
| y Having disposed of the farm belonging to Mrs.
NJ. E. Nelson and her children, and formerly the res
idence of James and A. +. Nelson will proceed, as
the authorized agent for the owners, on Saturday,
the 26tk of March nert said farm, about miles
east of Staunton, on Lewis Creek to sell at public
auction, all the stock on said farm, consisting of 0
head of Horses six Cows, some of which are of i'm
proved breed 20 head of Stock Cattle in good order
Calves and yearlings and about 40 stock hogs and
pigs. Also all the farming utensils, including wag
CONS and cart, new combined Reaper and Mower,
and Wheat Drill Also the growing OF Wheat
| bout 81 acres.
TERMS cash for all sums of ten dollars and un-
der and for all sums over that amount credit of six
months will be given. the purchaser executing bond
N" March as /. 1889. RoBT. R. NELSON, Ag't.
| GALE OF LANYARD, DWELLING
| y HOUSE, &C., &c.-lp pursuance of decree rem
dered in the cause of John Vigars widow, &C., VS..
John Vigars heirs &c, depending in the Circuit Court
Of Augusta County, shall proceed, on Fzsdas, the
18th day Of AprI next, to sell Fl public sale, to the
highest bidder, that valuable property left BY John
Yigar, deed, containing about 2ACRES of LAND,
with improvements consisting OF BRICK dwelling,
spring house. Tan and Bark houses Stable, good Or
ehard abundance of water, and every convenience
requisite for lanyard and plumber one locality for
the trade,
TERMS I'm three equal instruments of six, elgh-
teen and thirty months from day of sale, the purcha.
to give bonds and sufficient personal security, and
the title to be retained as ultimate security.
March 8, 1859 JAMES T. CLARKE, Conn.,.
GALE OF A SMALL TRACT OF LAND
- In pursuance Of a decree made in the cause of
Daniel Hale's heirs and widow, against Echards in.
fants, depending in the County Court Of Augusta
shall proceed on the premises, Saturday the 9tt Day
of Apr to sell at public sale, to the highest bidder
About is acres oft are cleared tie balance in timber
1t has on it a DWELLING HOUSE, Stable and other
lbuilding-a good Orchard, durable well of water,
and running water. II s located about miles from
Spring Hill near Slate Hill adjoining the lands Of
David Hunter and John Switzey.'
TERMS One halfin three months, the remainder
IN two equal annual nstaments from the day of sale,
the purchaser to give bonds with good personal secu
rity and the title to be retained further security
March s, 1859. JOHN HALE Corr.
THRUST SALE OF VALUABLE OUT
i L0TS.-Gy virtue of a trust deed executed 70 the
undersigned by Nicholas g, Kinney we viii proceed
on Friday tas Isl day III ApriI 1859, in front OF the
Sheris Office in the Town of Staunton to sell to the
highest bidder, at public auction about l6 Acres of
! LAND lying on the McAdamzed Road near the town
Of Staunton. present the parcel land is divided
into two lots; it will probably be divided into four
parcels 80 as to give persons needing them, the OPP
|portunity of buying good pasture lots. =.
TERMS THE lots will be sold on credit OF g., IL
and Is months, bonds bearing interest from the day
to be conveyed when the purchase money is paid up.
HIGH g K Y. sSHEFFEY' Trustees.
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