Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1868-04-28
AUCTION Sales.


next, will be sold at public auction, without re-
serve that yS9a1f Er9Hpf EW k90TR the
an elegant new five story brick building, on Main
street, lot 761 b<l87 feet built with all the new
modern improvements for first class hotel and
containing eighty-seyen rooms in addition to large
Parors, Dining Hall, &c.
The location is one of the best in Virginia for
a hotel.
The house opened and we'll kept would secure
at once from seventy-fve to one hundred good
A great bargain may be had, as it will certain
TERMS One-third Cash, balance in six and
twelve months, with interest, satisfactorily Sc
Will be sold at the same time and place. the
Store House and Lot adjoining vaua-
Ole J6HN JoHNsToN Esa address
-- Cashier LIST National Bank,
ap2l-5t Danville, Virginia
THRUST SALE-Of very valuable land and
Il Mill Property on Naked Creek.
BY authority of trust deed executed BY David
Vanpelt to me, dated the 18th of April. 1860, and
duly recorded, l shall, for the purposes in said
deed mentioned, sell to the highest bidder, upon
the premises, on Wednesday, the 18th day of
Nay 61s ns t1ac the o nS ona RTGper TO- s
chased by said Vanpelt of John ID. and Jas. M
Campbell, and on which sd. Vanpelt then resided
Also the tn mill property, purchased by said Van
pelt of Thos. Burke. with the lot of ground at
tached thereto. This property is situated on Ma
ked Creek, Immediately on the Valley Road
The lands are exceedingly valuable and in
high state of cultivation. The mill has been re-
Gently rebuilt, and owing to its many advantages
is not surpassed i'll value by any property of a
like kind in the county
1 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
hnfn hn Av1rs1 L., 4
John Churchman.
The debt of 50, 400 secured to John d. Camp
bell BY said deed is subject to the following cred
itsm$lOo as of Sept; 2, 1856 $500, as Of Dec.
by said Vanpelt against j. d. and j. NJ Camp
bell at the Nov term of Circuit Court, 1886 fee
$40. with interest from 18th juno, 1856, and $13
81 cents The title to this property is clear and
the terms will be made known at the SALE
| apl4-tds DAVID FULTZ, Trustee.
GALE OF A FARM.-As Agent of the
y heirs of Judson Mccoy, decd, l will sell, on
THURSDAY MA 7TH, 1868,
the farm Of which f Judson Mccoy, died seized,
pike. containing ISIS acres-about 140 acres
cleared, and the balance heavily timbered The
Improvements consist of comfortable dwelling,
bank barn, and all the necessary out-houses.-
There are two fine springs of water near the
house, and, altogether, it is most desirable place.
TERMs-S50 cash. Balance in l. 2 and wears.
| secured by bond with personal security with in.
Possession given at once.
apl4-tds E. NJ. CUSHING.
EHOK SALE-Valuable Augusta Lands.
IL AS executor of Daniel Wilson, deceased,
we will offer at public sale, on
WEDNESDAY, THE nth DAY OF MAY
next, that fine estate recently occupied by the de-
cedent, 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 az oil
all kinds of grains and gra ses; is abundantly
| watered, having on it three spring.; a sufficient
quantity is in capital meadow; about one fourth
is in heavy timber The mansion is a spacious
brick edihce, with six rooms besides the hall and
basement There are also this part of the farm
| a commodious 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 more parcels to suit pur-
chasers The fencing is all in substantial condi-
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 put into market.
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
well 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 Mt
sale. II. II. HAMILTON Fishersville P. o.
W. D. HANGER, Swoope's Depot P. o.
apr7-tds
T AND AT TRUST SALE.-By virtue of
| IL trust deed, executed by Samuel Kennerly,
Sr., on the 18th Of July, 1866, will proceed on
''U TUESD1T, THE 5TH DAY OF MAP
next to SELL at public sale, to the highest bidder,
two tracts of land, one containing 200 Acres,
lying on South River, in Augusta county, adj
joining the lands of Bonsack Graves, and others;
has on 1t a comfortable house, stable, &C. and
| crops we'll.
The other tract contains 45O acres, adioins
Barger, Hawkins Ycunt, and others; is in tim
| Der, and considered good grazing land.
TERMs.-Cost of sale in hand, balance in equal
| lnstalments at SIX, twelve, eighteen and twenty
| four months, bearing interest, to be secured by
| bonds with sufficient personal security, and the
| retention of title as ultimate security.
| vs. Persons having claims are requested to re-
port them to me on or before day of sale.
THRUST SALE.-In pursuance of a deed Of
Il trust, given to me on 10th day of Deem
Der, 1857, by Samuel r life and wife, 1 will pro-
ceed on the premises, about miles below Spring
Hill, on THURSDAY, the BOTH OF APRIL,
1868, to SELL lot Of land in Augusta county, con-
| tanning II acres. and 81 poles, situated on the
main road leading from Staunton to Mt. Solon.-
1t has on it dwelling house, stable and black
| smith shop, and is good location for mechanic.
/ will also sell at the same time some blacksmith
tools and household furniture.
TNRMs-Costs of sale and price of personal
property in hand and land in six and twelve
months. bearing interest to be secured by bond
with good personal security, and retention ftie.
| apr7-tds NICHO. K. TROUT Trustee.
DUDLIC SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
III The undersigned will offer for sale, on
THURSDAY THE 30TH OF APRIL,
the "Deerfed farm, !" formerly belonging to VIM.
Guy, decd, situated on the Warm Spring and
Harrisonburg turnpike, and twelve miles from
the Va. c. r. r., containing about 900 acres,
one hundred and ninety cleared and in cultiya-
tion the balance heavily timbered. The soil ia
adapted to the growth of all kinds of grssses.--
1t has forty acres OF splendid meadow, and three
very good orchards. There is y good dwelling
house containing ten rooms, and all necessary
out houses. Also a splendid store-house and
good tailor-shop; no other store within sixteen
miles of the place.
At the same time and place will sell, at pub
lie sale tract of land known as the JONES
FARM" containing about 900 acres, one
hundred and seventy cleared and the balance in
timber. The soil is good and in a fine state Of
cultivation. The buildings are Indifferent.
will also offer, at the same time, small tract
two miles west of Deerfeld, containing 100
acres-ten cleared, the balance in timber. The
dwelling house is small but comfortable
TERMS :-One-third cash and the remainder in
equal payments on credit of one ant two years
from day of sale; the purchaser giving bond with
approved security, and title retained as ultimate
security. The property will be shown to persons
wishing to purchase by the undersigned.
JOHN S. GUY,
mara1-tds Admir- Of VIM. Guy, decd,