Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1868-02-04
NeaU Advertisements.
NOMMISSlONER,s NOTICE-.

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~ suance of decretal order of the Circuit
Court of Bath county, rendered on the 18th day
of October, 1867, in cause therein pending, on
the chancery side thereof, in which James Cleek,
ct ais, are Plaintiffs, and Thomas Sitington, AID
am Surber ct GtS., are Defendants notice is here
by given the parties interested, that I shall pro-
coed at my Office at Bath Courthouse, on Fri
day, the 18th day of February, 1861 to execute
said order:
1st To take, state and settle the accounts, show
ing the amount due to the parties respectively
entitled, under the will of Richard Mayse de-
ceased to the proceeds of the land alleged to have
been sold by the Executors of said Richard
Mayse, deceased, set forth IN the bill.
End, For how much, if anything, the said land
is still bound on account of unpaid purchase
money in favor of the legatees of said Richard
Mayse, deceased.
Bird, The successive liabilities of the other par
ties to this suit to the legatees of said Mayse, and
to each other by reason of the transactions alleged
in the BILL
4th An account showing the Indebtedness, if
any, of the estate of VIM. Douglas, deceased, to
the estate of said Richard Mayse, deceased, or
the contrary.
9Th, An account showing how Thomas Sitting
ton the purchaser of the land, in the proceedings
mentioned, hath paid, if at all in whole, or in
part, the purchase money due from him, and to
whom
l also wish to ascertain and report to Court
when Phebe Ninick departed this life, and when
- Minlck her husband departed this life, and
deceased, are also the legal distributes of Phe-
be Minick, deceased, and how much, if any, of
the interest on ] of 81. 500, the purchase money
Of the land sold remained unpaid at the death of
Phebe Minick. The parties interested are re-
G. R. McDANNALD,
feb44t Commissioner in Cnancery.
IMMENSE EXCsTEMENT AT Peck
s. CUISINES AUCTION-HOUSEl
We now offer $1,000 worth of Ready Made
Clothing. &c, at Auction and Private Sale
Having just received from first-cass retail es-
Enlistment the following goods, consisting of
Overcoats of all descriptions; fine black Frock
and Sack Coats, Cashmere Coats, Silk-Mixed
Pants, Working Pants, and Pants of all descrip-
tons; Vests of all styles and colors fine white
Shirts, fancy Shirts Shirts, under Shirts and
Shirts of all kinds; Drawers for every shirt Col
lars by the million, of all kinds and descriptions !;
Neck Ties, Butterflies, Socks, Suspenders, and
many other articles generally kept in tirst-cass
Retail Clothing House.
Also an immense assortment of Boots and
Shoes, comprising light and heavy calf kip and
split leather boots and shoes for men and hovs !.
Ladies' Shoes in endless variety, consisting of
fine CATERS, calf M0rroceo and kids of all the
latest styles and shapes; misses and children
shoes of all descriptions.
We have so many goods and so many kinds
that it is hard to describe them. All we ask is a
call: We can sell goods to suit every man.
pocket
For the benefit of our country friends we will
have an auction on Saturday, February 18th, at
10 o'clock, A. NJ.
dAa1ed' every Saturday and Wednesday at
PECK s. CUSHING, Auctioneers
feb 4-3t New Auction House at the Wharf
COMMISSIONERS NOT1CE.-In pur-
" suance of decretal order of the Circuit
OF Bath county, rendered on the 18th day of Oc-
tober, 1867, in two causes therein pending, ON the
chancery side thereof in which Wadsworth
Turner q Cc,, are Plaintiffs against Charles S.
tice is hereby given to the parties interested that
| shall proceed at my Office, at Bath Courthouse
Va, on Thursday, the 18th day of March, 1863
to ascertain and state how much of the Trusts
personal property embraced in the Trust Deed
from Edward a. Miller and John III. Will to
John b. Brooks, Trustee for the benefit of John
N. Clark, remains; if disposed of, how, and tc
whom and whether the defendant, John n
Clark, received any benefits therefrom. The
parties interested are requested to attend.
G. r. MCDANNALD,
feb4-4w Commissioner in Chancery.
ri CTTCE.-The undersigned have this day
~ purchased the interest of N. p. Catlett, in
the business conducted under the style of
Tavlor, Catlett & Powell,
chandizing at their old stand, where they will
try to keep well assasted stock to suit the needs
of thelr friends
They respectfully urge their friends to settle
the bills now due to Taylor s. Catlett and Tay-
lor, Catlett s. Powell-as the business must be
closed to this date.
They will expect their accounts to be settled
hereafter at 30 days, unless special agreement
Taylor & POWELL.
Stanton, Va, Feb. lst, 1868.
feb4-4t-town papers copy