Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1859-03-01
Tx RS OF Tnomas Il. Sheiton, oec
Feb. l5 l359-tds.


THRUSH sALE.-By virtue Of deed Of trust ex.
/ ecuted to me by John Steele, jr dated the I'd OF
July, lS4l, viii, on Friday tile 18th dag Of 4praS
ner offer for SALE to the highest bidder that Valua.
BILE Farm, at Midway, in the county OF Augusta, ana
better known as "STEELES TAVERN" Is miles
south of Staunton on the Junction Valley Turnpike
road. The farm contains 1877 I-2 Acres. The inn.
proyements are comfortable DWELLING HOUSE,
Barn aud Stables; also valuable MERCHANT MILL
AND MILLER'S HOUSE. There is on the land
larger quantity of Timber than is usually found ON
farms of it's size will sell the entire tract together,
or will divide If desired, and sell II in the follow
ing parcels: 1l2 ACRES of Land, including the
Mill & Miller's House, or will sell the Mill and MIL,
ler's House. with acres of land, separately; and
the Tavern Stand with about S3 of land attach.
ed, containing suficiency OF Timber; also STORE
HOUSE AND LOT; the lot contains about half AN an
acre. | will at the same time sell SlA SMALL LoTS
on the south east of the Junction Valley Turnpike
Persons wishing to view the land and lots Will be
shown them by Peter u. Steele, VINO resides on tne
premises.
TERMS OF SALE.-One-thir of the purchase mo
ney in hand and the balance In two equal annual pay
ments bonds with good personal security Will be re-
uured for the deferred payments, or deed OF trust
The title to all the above property is believed to be
unauestonabe, but as trustee will only convey such
title as have under the trust deed aforesaid Pos,
session given on the day OF sale, except the GROUND
that is seeded. JOHN NEWIoN, trustee
Feb. s, 1S59.-tds
sALEOF LAND.-The
I ] undersigned Commissioner, appointed for that
purpose by decree of the Circuit Court OF Augusta
in the case of Mary j. Johnston et as against Mildred
C. Johnston, WILL in conformity with said Decree on
Friday tie 4th day Of March, 1859, offer at P Pupils d4
auction, on the premises. very valuable TkACI OF
LAND lying on Middle River, adjoining the lands OF
james NJ Stout, j. G. McCue and Col. Kerr, about
miles northeast of Staunton. The tract contains
1854 Acres. A good portion is first rate Middle Nj
River Bottom. The Improvements consists OF two
tolerably good HOUSES, good Barn and large OK,
CHARD Of good fruit first rate timber and plenty OF
the best water in the yard 1t is deemed useless to
give minute DESCRIPTION as purchasers will view Tor
themselves.
TERMS "A sum sufficient to defray the expense
of sale to be paid in hand third of the residue to
be paid on the 18th day Of june 1893, ana the re-
maiinder in two equal annual payments.
The undersigned lives in the immediate nelgnoor-
hood and will take pleasure in showing the premises
to any one desiring to purchase.
r If the land is not sold it will be rented on saio
dav. G. w. MOWRY, Com'r.
VALUABLE HOUSE AND LOT FOB
v AIEiN THE TOWN OF STAUNT0N.-By
virtue of deed of trust executed to by Michael r.
ulem bearing date the 18th day of July 1854 and OF
record in the Clerks office of the County Court OF Au-
gusta, shall, on TNarsday, the l0th Day Of Marca,
merit or the premises proceed to sell at pubic aucon
to the highest bidder the House and LOT IN saia trust
deed mentioned for the purpose thereip named
The said House and Lot is situated In the town OF
Stanton in the northern part of said town. The
house is of Brick, and would make handsome resi-
dence for a small family. The House was formerly
occupied by said Luem as a school room, and more
recently by Matthew Coalter for the same purpose
TERMS The expenses of sale to'be paid down on
the day of sale the balance in three equal instruments
in three six and nine months from the day OF sale,
with interest on all the nstaments from the date oil
the sale, by the purchaser giving negotiable notes.
satisfactorily endorsed for the several instruments,
with the interest added.
The title to said House and Lot will be retained as
ultimate security until all the purchase money is fully
paid JOS. n WoepNAkD, trustee
Staunton, Feb. 10, 1859.
GALE OF LAND AND NEGRO ES.-By vir-
y tue of decree Of the County Court of Nelson, IN
the case of Rhodes VS.. Rudis and others, made on
the oath day of January, 1885, the undersigned Com.
mlssioners will SELL to the highest bidder, by way OF
public auction, on Flay the 4h day of Adrch merit al
Brooksyille, in Albemarle county, THIRTEEN LIKE
.LY SLAVES, consisting of Men, Women and Chill
dren. nm
And on the next day, on the premises, A TRACT
OF LAND, containing about $40 Acres, lying in
the county of NELSON, adjoining the lands OF James
Woods Thomas p. billiard and others, in the neigh
borhood of Greenfield The land has on it comforta-
HOUSE and out-houses. L
TERMS.--The Slaves will be sold on credit OF 6
months. The Land on credit of /, Q and years
Negotiable notes with interest added payable at the
Farmers Bank, at Charlottesville, and satisfactorily
endorsed, will be required of the purchasers OF the
slaves Bonds, with good personal security, will be
required of the purchaser of the land and the title re-
tanned as ultimate security Sufficient cash topay the
expenses OF sale will be required.
JOHN B. SPICE,
JOHN Fl. MCCUE,
Feb. l. 1s59.-tds RO. WHITEHEAD.