Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1859-11-22

AUCTION SALES.

AUCTION SALES.
MILLER'S IRON WORKS!!!
SALE WITHOUT RESERVE.
10TH DAY OF OCTOBER, 1859.
T HAVE, as trustee of John Miller, made two at.
l. tempts to sell the Furnace, Forge Mills and Farms
constituting the extensive property known as MIL
ingham.
I now give fair notice to all who are in any wise
concerned that on the 10th of October 1859, will at
tend at the Forge and will then and there SELL so
out seseve the entire establishment at public auction
to the highest bidder.
It now becomes of the last importance that all in
terested shall see the protection of their interests
and hope none will fail to be presentas the sale will
assuredlv be made.
The Furnace and Forge are extensively known for
the superior quality If the metal they produce but
it may not be generally known they are construct
ed upon large scale and with every appliance which
experience has suggested for conducting tue Iron
manufacture to the best advantage 1t is believed
that there are no superior Iron Works in Virginia.
The Merchant Mill, Chopping Mill, and Saw Mill
are oil of the best construction, and abundantly
supplied with unfang waterpower
The Farms, some seven or eight in number, and
containing in the aggregate more than 200 Acres
of arabic and productive land-have been laid off and
divided to suit variety of purchasers so that no one
wishing to buy farm fail to find to suit him.
Upon the whole can say, with confidence, that
tunity for an investment in really valuable property
Persons disposed to examine the property are re-
ferred to Mr. John Miller, who will take pleasure in
giving any information on the subject
At the same time and place will sell SIX MULE
TEAM with wagon. harness and furniture complete,
and perhaps some other personal property.
TERMS For the real estate one-fourth in six
months and the residue in three equal annual pay.
ments thereafter bearing interest from the sale and
secured by endorsed negotiable notes and trust deed
upon the property
For the personal property four months credit upon
JOHN B. BALDWIN, Trustee.
Sep 6, 1S59-tds.
tsg- Vim. and Harrisonburg papers copy.
POsTPo The above sale did
not take place owing to the fact that was unexpect
edp detained in the Federal Court. 1t will be made
will not again say '0ithoat tail" but will sell if
WV f''S wv JOHN B. BALDWIN, Trustee
Oct. %. 1s59.-s4 Same papers copy.
mo ACRES OF LAND NEAR STAUN.
luz TON FOR SALE.-As trustee in deed execu-
ed by Samuel E. Clarke and wife to me, on the 2sth
day of September 1859, offer for sale very desra-
BILE farm lying within three miles of Staunton on the
Mt. Scion road, and adjoining David Futz, and 9TH
ers The tract contains about 102 Acres. The princ
pal part of is cleared and in fine state of cultva
lion. The buildings are pretty good; and there an
upon the place, which in a few years will be the
source of large income to its owner. If not sold
privately before Friday, the 2sth day of October, 1859,
will then offer it at public auction, on the premises
This property must be sold to meet pressing debts,
and bargain may be had in it.
TERMS:-Enough ready money to pay expenses of
sale and discharge judgment lien of about $500 in
favor of a. II. Peck. and j. @. Webb. negotiable
note for S27o more with interest added at 30
These sums will constitute the hand payments. On
$500 of the balance credit will be given as follows.
to wit: On 5000 till April LIST, 1851 on $500 till A
pr 1st 1852 5000 till April lst 1868, and 5000
till April LIST 1854. In respect to the residue such
credit as | may agree upon with the purchaser The
title is unquestionabe but shall only convey with
special warranty and retain the vendors lien.
GEORGE W IMB0DEN, Trust
ID q will also sell, on Saturday, tile 2sth
i -. day Of October, 1852 in Staunton, if
not previously sold privately, HOUSE and LOT
conveyed to me in the same deed, known as the "Ba
ker House." near E. NJ TayIor's residence. Terms
6ct 4, 1859.
Posiponement.
The above sales are postponed till Saturday. Desen-
Der 3fd 1859. G. w. IMBODEN, Trustee.
Nov. 8, 1859.
VALUABLE ALBEMARLE LAND FOR
Y SALE-My business en- gagements in the city of
Richmond being Of such character as to require my
exclusive attention, propose to SELL at public auc-
ton, on the 2lst dag of December, 1859, upon the
premises the beautiful estate known as ALTA WIS.,
Ia lying on the southern slope Green Mountain
celebrated the red land district in the county OF
Albemarle, containing 1000 Acres. There is upon
the Farm large, HANDSOME RESIDENCE, upon
an elevated situation, and handsomely improved and
decorated, and overlooking the entire farm and sur
roundng country greater portion of the land is
in an improving condition, with some one hundred
and sixty well set in clover, timothy and ever
new barn, are upon the place. There are about one
hundred acres creek fats The uplands lie well, with
the best exposure. Alta Vista sabout FIVE miles from
the canal, and the distance from the Alexandria
and Lynchburg railroad. further description is
deemed unnecessary, as persons wishing to purchase
delightful and valuable homestead, on easy terms,
are invited to visit the place before the day of sale.
Immediately after the sale of the land, all the stock
grain and farming implements will be sold.
BY the payment of small proportion OF the pur-
chase money in hand long credit will be given on the
remainder. My overseer will show the farm to any
one wishing to see it, Any further particulars can be
had by addressing me at Richmond, Va ,nn
Nov. 10, 1859. NJ. S. CROCKETT.
DOR sALE---LAND, SLAVES, STOCK
Il klein pursuance of three several deeds of trust
executed to me by James W. Gibson and 0yerton
Gibson shall proceed, at the residence of said Glib
sons, on Saturday, tho 2eth day Of Aoceder 1858, to
land containing ITO ACRES, owned by said James
w. Gibson, undivided interest of one half in $50
Acres of Land purchased by said James w. of G. B..
Stuart, 10 VALUABLE SLAVES, II head of
Horses 20 head of Cattle, 80 head of hogs 40 head of
sheep, four horse Wagon, Cart, riding Carriage
and harness for same set of Harness, large Pows,
Shovel do and large lot OF Farming Utensils, and
other personal property enumerated in said deeds.
TERMS Costs Of sale in hand-real estate on a
credit of SIX twelve and eighteen months with per-
sonal security and the title retained Personal prop
ery all sums of and under IS cash. all sums over that
amount on credit of ninety days. secured by well en-.
dorsed negotiable paper N. K. TROUT. Trus.
Oct %, 1859.
DOCKBRIDGE LAND FOR SALE.-The
IL subscriber offers for sale his FARM on South
II contains 2O4 Acres, and the soil is naturally of
halno we'll adantod all and