Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1868-05-12
ap2l-5t Danvlle, Virginia.

TgVRUST SALE-Of very valuable land and
4 Mill Property, on Naked Creek.
BY authority of trust deed executed by David
Vanpelt to me, dated the 18th of April, 1861 and
duly recorded, 1 SHALL for the purposes in said
deed mentioned sell to the highest bidder, upon
the premises, on Wednesday, the 18th day of
May next the following property, to wit:
One tract of land containing III acres, pur-
chased by said Vanpelt of John d. and Jas. NJ.
Campbell, and on which sd. Vanpelt then resided
Also the mill property, purchased by said Van
pelt of Thos. Burke. with the lot of ground at
tached thereto. This property is situated on Ma
The lands are exceedingly valuable, and in Il
high state of cultivation The mill has been re-
Gently rebuilt, and owing to its many advantages
is not surpassed in value by any property of u
like kind in the county.
will also sell the following personal property
or as much as may be on hand Five horses,
twenty hogs, four cows, with their increase, all
the farming utensils, and household and kitchen
furniture. This property will be sold subject to
another trust deed, executed by said Vanpelt to
me dated the 18th April, 1861 to secure adebt to
John Churcbman. .H
The debt of S., 400 secured to John D. Camp
bell by said deed, is subject to the following cred
its-$l0O as of Sept. %, 1856; $500, as of Dec.
s, 1862 $25 as of 1867, and a judgment obtained
by said Vanpelt against j. ID. and j. NJ. Camp
bell at the Nov. term of Circuit Court, 1856, fee
$l20, with interest from 18th June, 1885, and $l3.
62 cents. The title to this property is clear; and
the terms will be made known at the sale
ap14-tds DAVID FIJI TZ Trustee
LvOR SALE-VaIuabIe Augusta Lands.
IL AS executor of Daniel Wilson, deceased,
we will offer at public sale,
WEDNESDAY, THE 27I,H DAY OF Ma
next that fine estate recently occupied by thede-
oedent, on the Staunton and Parkersburg Road,
about seven miles from StauntOn, and two from
Swoope's depot The whole tract contains 500
Acres of lime stone land of superior quality, in
a very high state of cultivation producing well
all kinds of grains and gra SEES; is abundantly
watered having ON it three springs; a sufficient
quantity is in capital meadow; about one fourth
is in heavy timber The mansion is a spacious
brick edifce, with six rooms besides the hall and
basement. There are also this part of the farm
a commodous barn, double stables, large corn
crib, and all necessary out buildings On anoth-
er part of the estate is comfortable brick house
with barn and other improvements The farm
will he offered in two parcels to suit pur-
chasers The fencing is all in substantial cOndl-
ton. 1t is located convenient to churches, mills,
schools, and market. 1t IS seldom that an estate
of equal quality and disturbances IN every res
pect IS pat into market. t.-
Z Also another farm containing lS5 acres. sit
uated on Buffalo Branch, about two miles from
the home farm, about one fourth being in timber,
| and the cleared land being in good condition and
we'll watered. 1t has on it a log house, number
one barn, and is under good fencing.
The legatees have no idea of bidding
TERMS will be reasonable and made known at
sale. III. III. HAMILTON Fishersville P. O.
w. d. HANGER, Swoope's Depot P 0.
apr7-tds zFa &.