Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1859-05-24
Auction SALES.
PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE LAND

Il by virtue OF uecree vi tne Clrcult Court U
Rockbfidge rendered April Is, 1859, in the suit o
Samuel b. Hull, against Nancy j. Hull, &C., the un
dersiqned Commissioner appointed for the purpose
will proceed. at public auction, on the premises, or
Thursday the st dag of June merit if fair, if not or
fair day the farm on Which he resides
the Brownsburg and Middlebrook Turnpike, about
~ miles from Brownsburg.
The improvements consist of large and comforta
BILE BRICK DWELLING, with the usual out. houses
-all in good condition The farm is situated in one
of the heathiest and most pleasant parts of the
try is well watered and timbered, and the arabic
land not in cultivation, is we'll set in grass and il
would make an excellent grazing, dairy or market
farm 1t has upon it a young ORCHARD of choice
| fruit trees.
TERMS of sale fixed by decree, VIA sufficient
sum in hand to pay tho expenses Of the sae aud the
residue upon credit of one, two and three years
with interest from date taking from the purchaser
bonds with good personal security and retaining
the title as ultimate security.
| Complete possession will be given of the premises
on LIST October next, and in the meantime the pur'
chaser will be allowed to prepare for fall seeding.
May II, '5s-4t SAM'L B. HULL.
VERY DESIRABLE AUGUSTA FARM
| n FOR SALE.-The subscriber, desiring to move
to the West offers for sale his very desirable FARM
| living on Long Glade, in Augusta County, Va, ad.
Joining the lands of John Bell James Bell, and others
1t contains about 200 Acresl50 acres OF which are
cleared, the balance in hne timber there are about
20 acres of choice MEADOW This farm lies 10 miles
North of Stanton, and miles from Spring Hill II
is in very high state OF cultlvatOn-beng US well
adapted to the growth OF grain and grass any farm
in Augusta or any where else 1t is easy OF access,
convenient to Mills, Churches, Schools, &C., being
near to Messy Greek Academy. 1t has on it good
Orchard, a neverfailing limestone Spring, with
plenty of running water. The improvements consist
of large DWELLING HOUSE, a large new Barn, a
Granary, Spring House and every other necessary
putting out Fall crop. If this farm is not sold pri.
vately before the LIST day of August, it will be offered
for sale publicly on that day Terms made easy and
to suit the purchaser D. A. BELL.
May 10, 1855. -tds.-Rock. Reg. Copy.
VALUABLE MIDDLE RIVER FARM
Y FOR SALE.-On Wednesday, the lSt day Of
June next will offer for sale publicly the premi-
SEES, the valuable TRACT OF LAND on which reside,
lying the north side Of the Middle River about six
miles from Staunton, containing 204 Acres more or
less The land is Of excellent quality, about 80 acres
Middle River BOTTOM. The improvements consist
of large, comfortable BRICK DWELLING HOUSE
and ell necessary outhouses Water is abundant on
the place. The farm lies within few hundred yards
of fine Merchant Mill and Saw MILL Terms of sale
will be made known on day of sale.
April 10, l819-tds. RISDON 2. SMITH.
POstponement.
The above sale has been postponed till Friday the
3rd day of June neCt X. T. SMITH.
May IL. '59.
Ia
Il SAW MILL in MARKET.-0n Saturday the
25th day Of June 1859, will offer for sale at public
auction, the farm on which reside, lying on Middle
River, about miles northwest of Staunton and con-
tanning $50 Acres. Theimprovements on this tract
consists of good BRICK DWELLING HOUSE, q
new Merchant Mill, Saw Mill, Still house, and all
the out-houses pertaining to farm. The land 10 OF
excellent quality and abundany watered and timber.
ed
Also, at the time, another tract adjoining the
home place. containing $50 Acres of good land. Up
on this tract there is Still house, calculated to
still thirty bushels per day, with Choppng Mill at
tached. Terms made known day of sale.
April 26, lS59.-tds ROBERTSON HANGER.
TOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.-The sub
IL scriber will sell at auction, the premises, on
Thursday the 26M Of May meet, his House and Lot in
Mt Sidney The house is built of brick, two stories
high, and has four rooms. There is attached to it
lailorss shop-a good we'll in the yard The lot
contains half an acre. Possession will be given next
Fall. Terms made known application to the ad-
vertser. b. +, MAkhWooD.
Mt. Sidney, April 10, 1852