The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1868-08-05
ADVERTISEMENTS.
Gale of Valuable Real and Perso-
- nal Property in PeIdletOn

County, West Virginia.
By authority of a trust deed executed to the
undersigned by Edward T. Saunders, of Pendle-
ton county, West Virginia, bearing date the 3Oth
DAY of November, 1866, which said deed has been
duly recorded in the recorders office of said
county of Pendleton, shall, for the purposes set
forth in said deed, proceed on the 18th day OF
August, 1868, at the residence of said Edward
T. Saunders, in the said county of Pendleton,
near Doe Hill, in the equity of Highland, Va, to
sell the following real and personal estate, by way
of public auction to the highest bidder, to-wit:
About thirteen hundred acres of land, be the
same more or less, it being the lands now in the
occupancy of the said Edward T. Saunders, and
on which he new resides, lying and being in the
county of fendleton, in the State of West Virgin
ia, on the head-waters of the "Black Thorn
Also the following personal property, or so much
thereof as may be forthcoming, viz: Six head of
horses, to-wit, three gray geldings, one gray
mare, one bay stallion and one bay mare; sixty
head of cattle, including about eleven mich COWS;
thirty head of hogs; fifty head of sheep togeth-
er with the increase Of the horses, cattle, sheep
and hogs Two wagons complete, one a road
wagon and the other farm-wagon. Gear, or
harness for six horses one truek-wagon two
rifle guns all the household and kitchen furni-
ture then owned and in the possession of the said
Edward I. Saunders, embracing five feather-beds
and bedsteads and furniture for said beds one
cooking stove; various pots. ovens chairs, one
mantle-clock, &c. The personal property will
be sold for cash, to be paid down on the day of
sale ; the land will be sold on credit of one,
two and three years, to be paid in equal annual
payments with interest from day Of sale, the ppr-
chaser to execute bonds with ample personal Sc
curitY. The terms of sale for the real estate is
variant from the terms of sale set forth in the
deed of trust aforesaid, being so directed by the
tuis que trust for the purpose of securing the
best price that can be obtained for the land, it
being q valuable tract, with an excellent and
large brick mansion house on it. together with
various out-houses.
This land is well worthy the attention of any
gentleman who wishes to purchase considerable
stock farm. In the event of sale of any of said
property, either real or personal, so much cash
drawing and recording Said deed of trust, and
the WHOLE charges for the sale, will be required
on the Gay of sale. In the event the ces tuis que
trust are not the purchasers of any of the above
enumerated property, all bonds and funds over
their debts set forth in said deed of trust, should
there be any, will be paid to the Receiver of the
Circuit Court of Pendleton county, West Va, if
the Judge of said Court, upon due petition made
to him, will authorize the undersigned so to do
In the event they do become purchasers all above
the amount of their said debts shall be disposed
of in the same manner.
The undersigned will not execute deed for
said land until the whole purchase money is duly
paid, and then only such title as is conveyed to
him by the trust deed aforesaid.
REUBEN p. HILL,
july lat Trustee.