Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1867-02-05
AUCTION Sales.
T ARGE SALE OF PERSONALAND
A REAL ESTATE,


T ARGE SALE OF Personal AND
Ia REAL ESTATE,
On Wednesday, the 10Th of Fe5ruqru
WI be sold tract of land lying near the head
OF Golden Stream, Augusta county and miles
East of Messy Greek Iron Works, and containing
nearly Three Hundred Acres. The said tract Of
land has on it Brick House a GOOD Barn and
other out houses, two apple orchards large
| meadow, a number of never-faiing springs one
| near the house and one near the barn. A further
DESCRIPTION Is not necessary, as those wishing to
| purchase will call and examine for themselves
At the same time and place will be sold all of the
PERSONAL Property of the late Elizabeth Picker
dec q, whlch, IN part, is as follows:
one morse, shoats, bedsteads and bedding, one
cooking stove, one ten plate stove one parlOr do
bureaus, tables, one china press one day
brass clock one copper kettle iron kettles, dish
| es, &c
Any further information of the above nronortv
will be given by Samuel, or d. H. Picker. who
| live on the said farm - -
| 90 SAMUEL & LEVI PLEcKER.
| feb 5-tds Ex'ors of Jacob Picker, decd
| On the following day. and on the said farm
will be sold all of the Personal Property, belong
ing to the undersigned viz: Horses, cattle cows,
hogs, corn hay, and oats; sets of farm harness,
sets OF stage harness, of buggy harness. two
new 6uggles, one with and the other without a
top, fly straps, housens, one sleigh, one sulky,
one plantation wagon, two horse wagons-with
tongues and shafts-2 large Doyle wheat fans 3
plows, a lot OF carpenter tools, large grind
stone. clover and grain cradles, bedsteads and
! bedding, one new table, one new set of stairs,
watches, guns, pistols, etc.
The above property will positively be sold as
| must positively leave for the European continent
by the middle of March, and all who know them
selves to be indebted to me- must positively settle
up.
feb St D. A FLICKER.
g HORT HILL FARM and TIMBER
~ LAND FOR SALE
AS administrator with the will annexed, of R.
r. Barton decd, will sell at auction, at McClin-
On Thursday, the 18th day of February,
that valuable farm known as the ''Short Hill
Farm" lying in Rockbridge county, ON the Short
| Hill, and containing about
One Thousand, one Hundred Acres.
There are about 800 acres cleared which is land
| of an excellent quality, Southern exposure. and
| very productive, and large number of fruit
trees which never miss a crop A large portion
of the cleared land is fine natural meadow land
producing heavy crops of grass and pasture
Most of the uncleared land is heavily timbered
| and good portion of it excellent tobacco land
There is excellent water power and mill site on
the farm.
TERMS Cash in hand sufficient to pay costs
of sale, and for the residue three equal install
ments, the first payment to become due months
from the day of sale, the second eighteen months,
and the third two years, each bond bearing inter-
est from the day of sale. Bonds with good secu-
rity will be required, and the legal title retained
until the purchase money Is paid.
The sale will be in gross and not by the acre.
W. f. POAGUE, Admir-
Staunton Spectator, Lynch burg Virgnian and
Charlestown Free Press publish once a week till
day OF sac ana n SEND account, with copy of pa
per, to VIM. f. Poague, Fancy Hill, RocEb bridge,
Va.-Le.r. Gazette. feb 5-tds
GALE OF VALUABLE TOWN
~ PROPERTY.
The undersigned have been authorized by the
owners to sell that valuable and eligibly located
of anntOn on uhi oh ic c,4 al
what was formerly called the
OLD MARKET HOUSE,
but which has more recently been fitted up and
used as church. This is one of the most valu-
able lots in the town of Staunton, being near the
centre of the town and convenient to all of the
business points therein.
We will hold the same for private sale, until
Saturday the 10Th of February (inst J. at which
time, if not sold previously it will be sold on the
premises, at public auction, to the highest bidder
TERMS made known on application to us at our
office, or at the time and place of public sale.
ECHOLS, BELL & CATLETT
A DEMONSTRATORS SALE.-The es-
| IA tate of A. d. Chandler, decd having been
committed to the Sheriff of Augusta county for
Administration, will proceed at the late resi-
dence of said Chandler, decd, in the town of
Staunton, to sell, at public auction ON Thursday,
the 2lst inst, all the personal property belonging
to the said estate, consisting of household and
kitchen furniture; two good hearses harness, &c.
Sale to commence at IL O clock A NJ
Terms made known at sale.
SAMUEL PAUL
Sheriff of Augusta county.
| All persons indebted to the estate are hereby
notified to come forward and settle up at once, as
indulgence will not be given Those having
claims against the estate will present them on the
day of sale properly certified for settlement
| feb 5-tds S. PAUL s. A c.
EXECUTOR'S SALE.-As Executor of
T. John Afford, decd, | will proceed, at his
late residence near New Hope, on the Goth day of
February 1867, to sell, all the Personal Property,
| left by decedent, consisting of 2 Cows, l horse,
! household and kitchen furniture. Sc
| Terms made known on day of SALE
| jan 29-3t TIL e. STOUT. Ex'or