Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1869-04-20

OF Augusta county, rendered in the cause of Ew-
ing and wife VS.. Sipe, we will proceed, on the
THURSDAY, THE 9TH DAY OF MAY
next, to sell, at public sae to the highest bidder
tract OF land in the possession of Henry Spc,
on the North River, in said county, adjoining the
lands of james Craig's heirs Lackey and Others,
and containing about 100 acres. The land is
of good quality Improvements toIerable; good
water and fruit, and altogether very desirable
small farm. =, - -
TERMS costs of sale in hand balance in one,
two. and three years in equal ihstallments, bear
ing interest, the purchaser to give bonds with
good security, and the title to be retained ul-
innate security.
Sale to commence at II O clock
.4e ALEX. ii. H. STUAR
sB - a.,.s.ai N1CHo. K. TROUT,
aploItds - Commissioners
GALE OF LAND.-By virtue ol II uecrge
y of the Circuit Court of Augusta county,
rendered in the cause of Andrew Shaver against
Albert r. Sheetz and others, will proceed, on
the premises, on ..a.-,.,
6S4TURDAY,, THE 18TH DAY OF NAY
next, to sell at public sale, to the highest bidder,
the undivided moiety of said Albert r. Sheetz in
piece of land containing 81 acres, and 10
poles, conveyed by Ephram Hulyey to him and
VIM. E. Sheetz. Said land adjoins jonathan
Sheetz, Rootes' heirs and others, and is situated
about two miles from Mt. Sidney.
Transitional instalments at six and twelve
months, the purchaser to give bonds with good
personal security, and the title to be retained as
GEO. w. aFcCUTCHEN, Sheriff
apl3-tds of Augusta county, Va
NALUABH4E TRACT OF LAND For
v Sale.-The subscriber offers for sale the
tract of land on which he resides. If not sold
SATURDAY, THE 18TH OF MAY,
it will be offered at public auction that day.
This tract contains 1876 acres of good lime
stone land, in good condition, more than half of
it being we'll set in grass. There are 55 acres OF
fine land of
meadow. .e L0- .sE.
The soil is of heavy clay and readily suscep-
tible of improvement, and the limestone and
timber furnish the means of adding constantly
to its fertility. 1t is well adapted to the growth
OF grass, wheat, corn, oats and all. other crops
raised in the Valley. ..-e,s-. II
This land lies on the North side of the great
highway leading from Waynesborough to Lex
ington, about three miles from Waynesborough,
in good neigh borhood convenient to churches
mills, &c, and adjoins the lands of George Shi-
rey, Abram Grove and Clinton g. Miller.
The improvements consist of q comfortable
framed and weather boarded house-44X2O feet
with four large rooms and passage and back
building with dining-room and kitehen-good
barn. stabllng. dairy, corn-crib, granary and
wogon-shed. e--- 1d-
There are two good orchards of select fruit
containing near 400 trees.
There is never failing well of pure water, Is
feet deep, near the dwelling house. and another
well about 30 feet deep, at short distance fog,
the supply of stock, &c.
Terms of Sale ne-third in hand. or in 90
days, interest added, and the residue in one and
two years without interest. Endorsed negotia-
BILE note for the cash payment if not paid in
hand, and bonds for the deferred payments with
lien reserved as ultimate security.
ap6-tds HARRISON II. KoINER.
ESXECUTOR'S sALE.-In pursuance Of
H the last will and testament of George Boon,
decd, will offer for sale-to the highest bidder
on the 18th day of MAY NEXT in front of the
Warm Springs Hotel, Eleven Shares of STOCK
in the Warm Springs Mountain Turnpike.
Ierms-One fourth cash; the remainder in
months. Transfer of Stock made on receipt of
last payment. Any information desired in re-
gard to the above Stock can be obtained from
Charles R McDannald, Esq, (Secretary of the
Board ons !. at the Warm Springs Va
-. Executor of George Boon, decd.
NJ OTECE.-I will offer for sale at public auc-
~ ton, on L TUESDAY, the 9th day of April,
Il far # not the next fair day thereafter all my
PERSONAL PROPERTY, viz:
bureau, SAFE clock, beds and bedding.
tables, chairs cooking utensils, and many other
articles too tedious to mention
A credit of months will be given on all sums
over ten dollars-the purchaser giving bond with
approved security. Under $40 cash will be re.
CURED, i-@e JOHN HALL,
apo Ias near Barterbreok. Va
EBUBLHC AUCTEON.-We will sell in
n front OF the sCourt-house, on MONDAY
f PRI 25En n 11stant lCoqr day. SIX WOODS
VI nppa
Il Sta. ford BUGGY PLOW >'''
FIVE months credit, negotiable note endorsed.
PECK u CUSHING,
apo-tds Auctioneers.
COMMISSIONERS SALE Og IA NJ "a
V>-As Commissioner of the Circuit Unnrt 81
Augusta county, in the case of John d. Rrovn;c
widow, &e., VS.. John d. Browns heirs. and h1
virtue Of the decree of said court at the lime
term 1866, will proceed to sell to the highest
bidder at pubic auction, on the premises on
, SA TURDAY April -0iIUIT 1onn
commencing at IL o'clock, NJ. about so .,~....s
OF land fronting on the Valley turnpike ohont
one }, mile from otaunton, opposite the residence
OF Mrs: Brown. The land will be divided into
convenient lots of fro1n5 to 10 acres-a nlot NJ
which can be seen at my Office, by which it will
be sold. - WI"
Terms OF SALE.-5 per cent of the purchase
money IN hand, OF the residue in sixty days af.
ter continuation of sale, and balance in EQUAL
payments at and years from day of sale ali
bearing interest, for which bonds with approved
security Will be required and the title retained
as ultimate security TT M PEI
mar23-tds Commits nnor
a NOMMHSSHONER'S SALE eeT s--a 4,
~ near Staunton.-By virtue OF a decree of tho
circuit Court OF Augusta county, in the case of
OF John l.. Peyton VS.. John D. Browns adm
&c, viii proceed as Commissioners, upon the
premises, on Saturday, Apri 9th. at ii ciooI
to offer for sale to the highest bidder. at nrhI;,,
auction, that part of the farm upon which LA
Jonn u brown resided, chat lies West of tho
io'o ioaoiilS 10 Cocnran mlH, ADJOINING tho ton
yard property, and the lands If r. Sumn oar Ian
and Mrs Gay. and II miles from Stann,o, s son.
tanning ABOUT 80 acres, r., and AZ p Nh Nh
iand Is OF very fine quality About * ao it!is
" potion land, and from u to Is acros - fe
Z lEEMs OF SALE.-Enough in cash to nav oost.
u u nale ana balance upon credits of 6. IS 1S and
"a lhqhIhs, Tor which bonds with annroved Son,' CO.."
Ivy, bearing interest will be required and ths =;
mar23-tds H NJ ppr
Valley Virginian copy ---'A'' Ion" +
Nh aAAS FOR SALE.-The snbSor;bo---.
4sA of1er for sale privately their mill nrnner4
s a.!5 enc mile Northwest of New Hona on
Middle River, in Augusta county. The NTe U,i
chaht mill contains PAIR of feet burrs and o.
par OF choppers. 1t will grind from thirty INC 'o
nirty-hve barrels of -four per day. The cnStor ~
o f ene mlli averages from 5000 to 10000 bushels
Is one OF the best on Middle River
:. ms mill IS new, being built in 1866 and hoe
IN It one of Mantzs celebrated Wheat CIaana mas
Further description is not deemed ne,.o"annIs
erty. -' oN''iiine the prop
Attached to this mill is Saw Mil With 81,
saw from 600 to 500 feet of lumber nar daw VIZ
die River. ioi d s''" mill on Mid
Inc ABOVE property can be bought for Sc 600
L ...el zo-olh HOY 81 FARROW
Dry Goods.