Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1859-02-22
EXITS OF Thomas Il. OneItVn, uec
Feb. Is. 1859-tds.
doMMISyioNER,s sALEOF LAND.-TE

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LAND.-The
I ! undersigned Commissioner appointed for tnat
purpose by decree of the Circuit Court OF Augusta
in the case of Mary j. Johnston ct ais, against Mildred
E. Johnston, will, in conformity with SAID Decree On
Fiday the 4th day Of March, 1859, offer at P mo dT
auction on the premises. very valuable TRACT VI
LAND living on Middle River, adjoining the lands OF
James NJ Stout, j. G. McCue and Col. Kerr, about
miles northeast of Staunton. The tract contains u
1857 Acres. good portion is first rate Middle
River Bottom. The improvements consists OF Two
tolerably good HOUSES, good Barn and large On,
CHARD Of good fruit, first rate timber, and plenty OF
the best water in the yard 1t is deemed useless 10
give minute description 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 1859, and the re-
mander in two equal annual payments.
The undersigned lives in the immediate nelghDor'
hood and will take pleasure in showing the premises
to any one desiring to purchase
,- If the land is not sold it will be rented ON said
day. G. W. M0WRY, Com'r.
Feb is, 1859.
VALUABLE HOUSE AND LOT FOB
V SALE IN THE TOWN OF STAUNIoN.@66iy
virtue of deed of trust executed to me by Michael
Luem bearing date the 18th day of July 1854 and OF
record in the Clerks office of the County Court o. Au
gusta shall, on Thursday, tile l0M Gay OF AafoAi
merit on the premises proceed to sell at public auction
to the highest bidder the House and Lot IN SAID trust
The said House and Lot is situated IN the town OF
Staunton 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 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 nstaments
in three six and nine months from the day OF sale
with interest on all the nstalments from the date Of
the sale by the purchaser giving negotlaDie notes
satisfactorily endorsed, FOR the several nstalments
with the interest added.
The title to said House and Lot will be retained a.
ultimate security until all the purchase money Is lui
paid. JOS: n. WOODWARD trustee
Stanton, Feb. II, 1859.
NOTICF!-By virtue of deed of trust executed
IN to me by John Stodelmier, ofrecord In the Coun
ty Court Office of Augusta, will proceed to SELL Oh
ths premises on the lSt day Of March nert lot o.
land containing HALF AN ACRE, adjoining the land'
of VIM. Asst 4 Bro, Armstead Mosby, and others
and within the limits of the Corporation OF Staunton
There are oil the buildings on the lot necessary io
private residence and butchery, and SO occupied
and used for several years past by SAID Stodeimer
The property is every way desirable to those deslrou
NJ enterinp into the business of furnishing meats II
the market here which, on many accounts, IS one
the best if indeed not the best market In the lnterio
of this State WILL at the same time and place, sci
two valuable Horses, one market wagon, one Sc
double harness, one set single harness, one por,ap
kettle, one plain do, wheebarrow, household ant
kitchen furniture, and block and puly belonging Il
the slaughter house
| The terms will be made known on the day OF sale
when it is expected all the creditors will be present
eitheri in person or by agent. j. d. WATTS, Trus.
| Feb, To- 1859 .