Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1860-07-31
July "a, 1s6o.-tds.
GOMMISSIONER,NN SALE OF REAL AND

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL AND
~ PERSONAL PROpERTY.-By virtue of a de-
cree of the Circuit Court of Augusta county, rendered
in the case of Simms, Trustee Simms, &c, will
proceed on the premises, on zAursda the 9th day Of
August, next, to sell the FARM upon which VIM.
NJ. Smms lately resided, lying upon both sides OF
Christians Greek, about miles South East OF Staun,
ton. adjoining VIM. MeComb, James McComb and
others. THIS Farm contains about 300 Acres, a.
bout one-haf of which cleared and the other half
we'll tmbered and fair proportion of Creek Bottoms.
There is 81 w AND GRZST MILL npon the
place, with good head of water. The DWELLING
HOUSE is large and well built, OF Brick and IS In
good repair. The Out Houses are built of wood and
also in good condition. About 25 Acres of the land
whole premises will be given on the day of SALE Per-
SONS desiring to see the premises will please call upon
the undersigned, or any of the neighbors, who will
show them.
At the same time will sell the Household and
Kitchen Furniture, some Oats, Wheat and the
growing crop OF corn. Also, the Farming lmpie-
ments, work Horses, Colts, some young Cattle,
Hogs, and Mich Cows with their calves. Also a
NEGRO MAN about 80 years of age. who is a very
valuable farm hand.
TERMS For the Land one-fourth in hand. or me-
gotiable note well endorsed at 80 days. with interest
added and the balance in l. g. and years, for which
bond, with good security will be required, and the
title retained until all the purchase money is paid
For the Personal Property credit at months will
be given upon all sums of $40 and over for negotiable
! notes, well endorsed. and for sums under $1c the
cash will be required.
Sale to commence at 10 O'Clock, A. M
os4G b DAVID s. BELL, Comm'r.
- AT the came tim and place and upon the
same terms of the land will SELL as agent for Mrs.
Margaret A. Crawford, about 100 Acres of Land,
lying the road next to Staunton adjoining the a
bove land About 40 of this tract is cleared and
in grass, and the balance is well timbered. This
land has no buildings upon it. but would make COM
Portable settlement for small farmer.
Mr.. Taiiaferro Crawford, who lives with his mother
will show these premises to any one wishing to buy
DAVID S. BELL,
July 10, 1seo.-tds.-Vin. copy.
| TOMMISSIONERS' SALE OF LAND
| ~ THREE VALUABLE TRACTS OF LAND.-In
pursuance of decree made by the Circuit Court of
Augusta County, in the of Roudabush, &C.,
McNair &C., the undersigned Commissioners ap
pointed for that purpose, will, on Tuesday, the 14A
day of august next, on the premises, at public auc-
tiOn proceed to sell two very valuable TRACTS OF
LAND. belonging to the estate of Emanuel Rouda-
| bush, decd. One tract contains 252 Acres OF ex-
cellent land about ITO OF which cleared, 10
or u acres of Good Meadow, and the balance well
timbered. The improvements consist of New Frame
DWELLING HOUSE, good Barn, and all other ne
cessary Out-hOuses. This tract has an excellent
Spring it, and is situated on Jennings Branch, a.
bout one mile below the village OF Churchville, in
Augusta county.
| Tie other (2nd) tract, lies about oneand-a-halt
miles below Churchvlle at the Junction of Jennings
Branch and Middle River, and contains 1873 Acres,
100 OF which are cleared and in part rstrate Bottom
Land and the balance in timber.
dWU OIt tNe 1oTU " dWguSt, next, we WILL Oh the
premises proceed to sell tract 3rd) of land lying
Bath County, on the road leading from Wliamsville
to the Warm Springs about four miles from the for
mer and Is miles from the latter place, Acontainng
229 Acres of arabic Land, $50 of which cleared,
and 4l8 acres Of Mountain Range.
The improvements on this tract consist OF COM
Portable LOG HOUSE, Barn, &c. There is en- excel
4 lent Spring the house.
/ TERMS:-So much money in hand as will be nee
essary to pay the of suit and sale and the bal
in three equal annual payments from the day OF
sale the purchaser giving bond and approved secu-
rity and the title retained as ultimate security.
The crop on said lands will be reserved to the
tenants, who will have the privilege of remaining
the land until they gather the same, after which
time full possession will be given to the purchaser
and much possession will be necessary to put in
a fall crop will be given Immediately.
GEORGE BAYLOR, ron,,rs
| VIM. s. III. BAYLOR, WI" iS'
| N. B-Persons desiring to know more of these
farms make inquiry ofeither of the Messrs. Roud
abush, who reside upon them respectively.
| July II, 1860.-tds G. B. Il w. S. II. B.
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