Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1860-08-28
AUCTION SALES.


| COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LAND
~ THREE VALUABLE TRACTS OF LAND.-Il
pursuance of decree made by the Circuit Court o
Augusta County, in the case of Roudabush, &C., VS.
McNair, &C., the undersigned Commissioners, ap
pointed for that purpose, will on Tuesday, the l4t
day Of august next, the premises, at public auc
ton, 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.
ceent land about 40 of which are cleared, 10
or IL acres of Good Meadow, and the balance well
DWELLING HOUSE. good Barn, and all other me-
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.
The other (2nd) tract, lies about one-and-a-half
miles below Churchville at the junction of Jennings
Branch and Middle River, and contains 1SS Acres,
lOo OF which cleared and in part rstrate Bottom
Land, and the balance in timber.
And on the 23rd of August, next we will. on the
premises proceed to sell tract 3rd of land, lying
Bath County, on the road leading from Wiliamsville
to the Warm Springs, about four miles from the for
mer and miles from the latter place, containing
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. sc. There is an excel
lent Spring near the house.
TERMS SO much money in hand as will be nec-
essary to pay the cost of suit and SALE and the bal
ance 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 on
the land until they gather the same after which
time full possession will be given to the purchaser,
and so much possession will be necessary put in
fall crop will be given Immediately
GEORGE BAYLOR,
WIN. S. H. BAYLOR, Co" f.
N. B.-Persons desiring to know more of these
farms make inquiry OF either of the Messrs Roud
abush who reside upon them respectively.
July IT, 1S60.-tds G. B. l. W. s. 81. B.
& ALE AT AUCTION OF A
y VALUABLE TRACT or LAND.
The subscribers, as executors of Moses Leipes
decd, will SELL public auction, on the premises,
on the 30th day of august next the valuable tract of
land on which the late Moses Leipes resided The
said tract contains about 375 Acres, and lies on
Mill Greek and the Macadamized Road, miles from
Buchanan, in the county of Boetourt and origi-
nay equal in fertility Of soil to any tract of land in
said county. There is in the immediate vcini-
ty several fnemerchant Mills, and the neighborhood,
for good society, will compare avoraby with that of
any other in the Valley of Virginia. There is Bbout
$50 acres OF SOUTH LYING cleared land the place
and about ITO acres is finely timbered-some Is
of which is first rate TOBACCO LAND.
There is also between 60 and 70 acres of fine mead
ow or bottom land on the farm, and good Orchard
eff summer and winter fruit.
Immediate possession will be given of most of said
farm, and OF the residue as the tenant can
gather his crop, or by the close of the year.
TERMS :-One-third of the purchase money must be
paid down, and the balance in two equal annual pay
ments, for which bonds with good security will be re.
CURED, and lien retained the land further Sc
curlty for the deferred payments.
The subscriber, Samuel Leipes who lives near the
farm, will take pleasure in showing it to any who
may wish to purchase. SAMUEL LE1PES.
DAVID LEIPES,
Executors of Moses Leipes, decd