Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1861-04-02
April 2, 1S61.-4w

| COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.-sohn Ruff,
| ~ late Sheriff of Rockbridge county, and such,
Administrator of Henry Imboden, dec'd-PlaintIf.
| Moses II. McCue, late Sheriff of Augusta comfy,
and such, Administrator de bois non with the will
annexed of Allen McCune decd Ro Wilson, JAS Nc
Cune, Martha Wilson, Samuel McCune, David S. Will
son and Margaret, his wife, George Quisenberry and
Martha his wife. William Davidson and Susan, his
wife, Horatio Thompson and Eliza, his wife, Thomas
McCullock and Mary. his wife, John Harris and Mary
Harris, heirs of Samuel McCune, dec'd-defendants.
In pursuance of decree of the Circuit Court of Au
gusta county rendered in the above the Nov
term 1858. shall, at my office in Saunton on We'd
esd0y the LIST dag of May meet, proceed to ascertain
the amount of personal which were left by the
decedent Allen McCune, with which his Executor,
Solomon Garber decd properly chargeable the
amount of debts paid by said Executor on claims
binding the heirs of his estate the quality and value
of the real estate left by said Allen McCune dec &c
The parties interested hereby notified to attend
April 2, '6l-4t JOS. A. WADDELL. Com.
| 9 ALE OF LAND.-In virtue of deed of trust
| - executed to the undersigned by William Youtz-
Ter and wife. shall proceed, the premises, on
TUESDAY,, THE End OF APRIL 1861, to SELL at public
sale, to the highest bidder certain tracts or pie
ces OF LAND, one containing acres, l rood and 8
poles, the other acres, roods and 10 poles, lying
east of Spring Hill, adjoining Gamble, Sheets and
Others Each lot has comfortable Dwelling on it,
The land is of fair quality.
TERMS:-One-half down. and balance in months,
bearing interest to give bond and personal security
and title to be retained as further security
March s. 1861. N. K. TROUT, Trustee.
POstpOnement
4he sale OF the land above advertised is postponed
April 2, j SS1~tds. XIX XIX. TROUT. Trustee.
I AND AND NEGROES FOR SALE.-I
~ will sell privately the LAGRANGE FARM, con-
tanning A0 Acres, lying miles West of Staunton.-
me Central Railroad runs through it. will also sell
NINE LIKELY YOUNG NEGROES, belonging to
the heirs of Col. Jos. TuleY, decd A Woman 80
years OF age who is good Cook, Ironer and Washer,
with pleasant disposition Man 81 years of age,
who is No. hand; the remainder from to IA
years old, all stout and well grown The Negroes are
healthy robust and likely
TERMS CASH, or negotiable note at thirty days.
wen endorsed, with interest added. For the land,
terms as usual. l&
Any one wishing to buy will apply soon, as will
April 2, I8sl-st. :. JOS. T.MITcHELL.
SOMETHING NEVER HEARD Of!
NALICOES at 5 cents, Delaines at 121a cents,
~ Shawls and busters at & LOO, Watch Spring and
Cap Skirts. 50cents; Plns,3 cents paper Buttons,
cents for IL dozen black and colored Caters and
Morocco Bottles, Is cents; Slippers. 20 CENTS Gen
and Brogans. rs cents Navy and Fancy Caps so cts;
Boys Caps 25 cents; splendid Drab and Black Soft
Hats at half price; Umbrellas SO cents; splendid
Table Olcoths IS cents the cover style Carpets
SI1a cents. For q few aOeeks Onky
NEXT DOOR TO THE vINDICAToR OFFICE.
SIGN OF THE RED FLAG.
April 2, 186l.-2t.
| g ALE OF PERSONAL PROP ERTY.-I|
~ Will sell at ms residence near Staunton, Tues
dag morning, 40 A NJ, april 18TH 1861, large as
sortment OF Personal PROPERTY, consisting of
Horses, Cattle Farming Implements, &C., ALSO the
entire elegant Parlor Chamber, Dining room and Lii
brary Furniture &C., &C.. of the residence also,
| ELEGANT TX OCTAVE PIANO.
In case. of my absence Col. David S. Young is au-
uhorized to;sell for me. :
| TERMS-Under $40 cash; over, months credit,
negotiable note satisfactorily endorsed. "
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