Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1869-12-14

1DCBLkC SALE of the valuable Personal
Estate OF David Van Pelt, decd, at his late
residence near Burkes Mills, Augusta county
AS aunlinlstrator, shall offer for sale, at the
FRIDAY, DECEMBER THE 18TH 1869.
a large and valuable lot of PERSONALLY, be-
longing to the estate Of said deoedent, consisting
OF honsehoia ana Kitchen Furniture, Horses
Cows. young Cattle, Farming Implements, Car
r;ages, &c.
The sale will be upon credit of six months
for all sums above S. provided good security be
given. JOHN 3; ROLLER,
vEyRysTEE.s SALE OF VALUABLE
l. PROPERTY.,-Ry virtue Of deed of trust
executed to the undersigned by James E. Carson
and by the agreement of the parties secured
thereby, so as to provide for the payment of all
the just debts of said James E. Carson, shall
proceed on WEl)NE SDAY, DECEMBER the
18Th, 1869, on the home farm of said Carson,
near Middlebrcok, to sell the following parcels
First a tract containing 3O4 acres, known
as the Adam Shultz place, lying about 81 miles
limestone land, of excellent quality, with co N
Portable dwelling house and out buildings as we'll
Watered as any farIA in the county, and having
enough timber for the farm, and an excellent or
chard of apple and peach trees
Second, tract Of so acres near Old Proyi-
dence church, well Watsred and with an album
dance of fruit.
Third. a tract of Is acres adjoining the 60
acre parcel, with never-failing spring on it.
Also, great variety of valuable personal prop
erty, consisting in part of 20 or 80 head of first
class Horses and Colts, among them the Gotham
stallion which took the first premiums at the last
Augusta County Fair and at the State Fair in
Richmond, and other fine blooded animals
number of Cattle and mich Cows, so to 100 head
of hogs, including brood sows and pigs, some of
which took premiums at the last Fair; growing
crop OF Wheat of 140 acres, hay, fodder, 8 wag-
ons, an OK cart and tongue 0 Concord buggy and
harness. one eight.horse threshing machine,
new Mccormick Reaper, two Bickford & Huff
man Drills wheat fan, plows Of all kinds, har-
rows rollers, grain ladders harness for eight hor-
ses two sets of new two-horse harness, grain era
dies, forks, and every variety of farming imple-
ments; also Household and Kitchen Furniture
Of every kind.
are requested to examine it before the day of
sale.
TERMS OF SALE.-For the Real Estate enough
IN cash to pay proper share Of the expenses of
sale, and the balance in one and two years, with
interest from the dsy of sale. These terms may
be modified on the day of sale and rendered more
favorable to purchasers. For the Personal Prop
erty cash, for all sums of $10and less, and cred
1t OF six months on all sums oyer $40, to be Sc
cured by negotiable notes, interest added, and
well endorsed.
rs ALL THE CREDITORS of the said James E.
Carson, whose claims being adjusted and unds-
puted, shall have been fled with the undersign-
ed, or with Messrs. Shelley s Bumgardner in
Staunton, or before the day of sale are invited
to bid for the above property and they shall be
entitled to credit on their respective claims for
the amounts of their purchases. A list of cred
TORS whose claims shall have been so filed will
be announced on the day of sale.
The sale will be peremptory, and will be con.
tinued from day to day until completed I will
make such title as is vested in me,
nOVSu-tdS &. b. LlGHTNER Trustee.