Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-08-30
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C0M 40 I lTs a SALE e,
OF yALuABLE "
REAL ESTATE,
IN AND ADJOINING
THE TOWN Oh G HARLEsToN
ToWN RESIDENCE
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Town
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AND FARHING LANDS.

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snN MONDAY, TIE eeth DAYOF SEP
" TENDER, 1s59.npon the premises, we
Shall sell at pubic auction, to the highest bid
der, The very valuable farm, iying Just above
and adjoining the town Of Charleston, for q
long time since owned ana occupied by Mr..
Frederick Brooks.
are authorizedEo sell this and the 9TH
erEpropeTty hereina fter mentioned bS q decree
.efEthe CIRCUIT Court of Kanawha County. reTfN>
dered in the case OF the Farmer,s Bank of Vit-
gania, VS.. Frederick Brooks and others, at the
Spring Tenn $50, thus ensuIing 10 pufchas
ers, a title disencumbeted Of allleins, dc.
The same decree directs us to divide the farm
above mentioned, into suitable lots with such
streets and alleys as maybe deemed advisable,
and TO Gffer it thus spbdivided, and also as
whole, and to accept the most adSanta geous
result. Il Bidders CAM therefore, beIguided by
this fact in making purchases of the lots9
Teali who know the property, no recon-
mendation Of these lots is necessary and per-
sons al distance are assured that they offer
the most eligible locations for comfort, cons
fyenieuce and taste which can be found at
any point near the town..
T "A fill plan Of the lots;;streets. alleys, &C.,
will be exhibited at the sale and for two weeks
4 previous, at the Office Of 1.-THE Commissioners,
| and the sales VII he made in strict accord
ance herewith. One Of the lots viii COM
prise the residence. and a large part of the
out houses connected Herewith.
II The whole farm contains from so TO go acres
fof yerysuperior Kanawha bottom land, in a
high state of cultivation, and H05 acres of hill,
parto which is in cultivation and3is very fer
title and productive, and all of whichin espe:
eially adapted 10 the culture of the vine
This hill land will also be Offered in small
4 lots of from 20 to 25 acres, each, and offers a
rare opportunity for inyestmeltIto those ei
cur frugal and industrious German citizens
who desire TO prosecute this mostproftabf bic
4 agricultural pursuit.
4 At the same tame and place we shall sci
the large frame double office and lot on the
rlyer, bank in the town of Charleston, snt
one room of whichIis now occupied by Mr.
baptist asa Law Office, and the other uset
as the Post Office. .E "
And atsthe same time and place we shallsel
Ia tract OF land ON the Southwest side of Ka
Enawha river and directly opposite the uppe
end of Charleston, with river front from th,
upper line of Lewis d.. Wilson tothe lowe
lline of the small lot occupied BY Al. Gro
gan, and running backs so as to contain abou
eighty acres, including some fifteen or invent
acres of good cleared land on top of the hill
: and the residence new occupied by
! Taylor. This tract contains good bank o
bituminops coal, which IS opened. about 2
feet above the river and is?contiguons to tn
town. " Eg sts
Terms Of SaIe.--Five per cent cash, an
: the remainder in three equal instruments a
one, two and three years with interest fror
: date, bond and good security for the deferfe
Eins+ ailments, and the title to the property re
: tanned. ~ s. i5
: JOHN l.. MOSELEY,l Al. a.
BENJ.EH. SMITH, Soitui AsR y II