Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1869-05-11
Auction SNLeS.
c.ouwESgfONEs's SAFE OF yaii

auction Sales.
COMMISSIONERS SAFE OF gai"a-
BILE Real Estate in Pulaski county VA va. of
| Pursuant to a decree of the Circuit Court VI
| Pulaski County in the case of George w; ysors
Complainant, against John K. Miller, EAr OF: III ~
James Wysor decd ct al Defe4dant s IJ7 VIZ
on TUESDAY, THE 1ST DAI Or J0TTI cn,
nessee Railroad proceed to sell at public auction
A VALUABLE HOUSE AND LOI, SitnlIGu
at said Depot; and on the same day after inc
sale of the house and lot is concluded, VIII, az
the late residence ofJames Wysor ded' a., (about
3 miles from Dublin Depot) proceed 10 seitt ~
Tract of Mountain Land, containing ABOUT How
Acres, and also A Tract ofimproved Lana, con-
| tanning between eight and nine hundred AcreS-
This last tract lies in the best portion ofthe CoJl-
| ty, is well watered has on it ComforIaoie
Dwelling House, all necessary out buildings, q
Grist and Saw Mill, and an abundant supply W
the best timber 1t is susceptible Of DIVISION mo mo
two or more tracts, and will be so divided on the
| day of sale if thought advisable. hrs n - :.
TERMS:-A sufficient sum to pay costs OF sun
and sale will be required in hand. a credit OF
one and two years in equal installments, bearing
interest from the day of sale will be given upon
| the residue. Bonds with approved security VIII
| be required of purchasers and the title retained
| until all the purchase money is paid. Persons
desiring to axamine this property previous TO tne
sale, will please call on me at New6ern, OF on
Mr.. George W. Wysor, or John c. Darst, resi-
rs M JN0p. B. BASKERVILLE,
e may 4-tds Commissioner
! GALE OF LANYARD AND LANDS.
10 Under decree of the Circuit Court for Au-
gusta county, rendered Nov 28th 1868, in the
case of Hall and Others vs.. Whitmore and others.
| will sell at auction, on SATURDAY., MAI
I29TH, at 2 o'clock, T. on the premises; the
following property of NJ e. Hall, and the helrS
| of George Hall, decd, viz:
1st A tract of 50 acres. with a TANNERY,
| DWELLING HOUSE, STABLES, &C., thereon near
the village of Sherand0, on the Howardsyille
| Turnpike, adjoining the land of Danl S. Shaw,
| III. Dedrick and others. as[
End, A tract of 2o acres, unimproved. adj
jacent to the Tannery tract and Oh the waters of
Back Greek near Sherando.
3 This property is specially valuable to any one
wishing to carry on the tanning business IN con-
| necton with farming. .
Mr.. james McF Hail. residing on the prem
ises, will show the property to any one wishing
to purchase. -a 'a 4yfr5L
S TERMS: Cash to pay costs Of sale; residue in
equal installments of one. two, and three years,
on bond ano security, with interest from sale,
and title retained till last payment
BOLIVAR CHRISTIAN
may4-4t Commissioner.
GALE OF LOTS NEAR STAUNTON.
y Under decree of the Circuit Court of Au-
gusta county rendered 10Th January, 1869, in
case of Fisher and others VS.. Doom and others,
l will sell at auction, on the premises, on FRI
DAP, Nd Y THE 2oTIL, at 10 O'clock A. NJ.
the following LOTS, belonging to the estate of
John Doom, Decd viz: go
LIST, A lot of one acre, adjoining Patrick Nc
Aleers land, lying between the Chesapeake Sc
Ohio Railroad, and the Staunton and Seottsville
turnpike. --- A4 - --4
End A lot of 2 roods, SO poles adjoining the
lands of Patrick McAleer and John W. Doom
! and fronting on the Staunton and Scottsviile
Turnpike
These lots are about one and a half miles east
of Staunton. They will be shown to persons de-
string to bid by John w. or David Doom.
TERMS Cash to pay expenses of sale; resi-
due in equal instaln6nts on bond and security,
with interest from day of sale, payable in r. Is,
and "a months; title retained till last payment.
alsa<ut 10 BOLIVAR CHRISTIAN,
may4-4t Commissioner.
4 DMHNASTRATOE'S Sale.-ONSAT-
| IA URDAY, Is til day eff NAY 1862 at the
| late residence of Robert j. Hope. decd, in the
town of Staunton, will sell, at public auction.
the personal property of the said Robert ]. Hope.
dec d. consisting of elegant and substantial Par
/ Tor and Bed Room Furniture Piano, Painting.
| Carpets, Table and Dining Room Furniture,
new Cooking Stove, and every thing essential to
a complete and comfortable family establishment
Sale to commence at 10 O clock, A. NJ.
TEEMs-For all sums of $l0 or under cash.
For all sums over $40 negotiable note we'll en-
~ JAMES BUMGARDNER, Jr..
may4-2t admir- of Robt. j. Hope, decd
/ EDURLEC SALE OF Personal Prom
4 ERTY.-Wil be sold, on Thursday, The
10th inst, near Spring Hill in Augusta county. =
Amanda M: Splitter, decd, consisting of several
good warehouses, several cattle, among which
are two excellent fresh mich COWS. some 50 or
40 good hogs, one Excelsior Reaper and Mower
combined, half of Farrow Drill, one Loom and
Tackle, one plantation wagon and body, several
tons of hay, all the farming implements and
Household and Kitchen Furniture, belonging to
said estate. A. ANDERSON.
| may4-3t Administrator.
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALEy-
| AS executor of Jacob Ruff, decd, ] win
offer for sale. at public auction, the premises
| ON WEDNESDAY, Ma 7 2611H, 1859,
| Valuabln trap Of on u,hin "a,
| formerly resided.
| This tract contains, by recent survey, 3zaf-a
acres, of which pa acres are cleared and the
residue heavily timbered 1t lies about miles
w est of Staunton, and about mile North of the
Railroad. and adjoins the old Gardner tract
which has recently been bought by Baltimore
tensiye iron Works-near it. These works will
give employment to q large number OF persons
and afford ready and convenient market for ali
the productions of the Farm ..r
The land lies well; rolling but NOT steeny rraa
sou is limestone clay, we'll adapted to grain
and grass, There is now about 20 acres OF mead
ow en- the tract, and, by irrigation, the quantity
could be largely increased
The improvements consist of a conafortable
orlck dwelling, with focmsg good barn and
other out-buildings and fine orchards of choice
lrut. constant stream runs entirely through
the tract, and there are number of fine Sprinns
IN every part of it. AS
Iae location of this farm, near the Railroad
convenient to MILLS, schools churches Sc, rem
ders 1t very desirable residence 1t is read.
lily susceptible of division into two tracts of near
~ equal size, with the proper proportion of ara.
bic and timber land, and a good orchard. and
constant supply of water ON both.
The terms will be accommodating and made
known on day of sale &
ap27 ALEX. II. II. STUART,
Ex'r of Jacob Ruff, decd.
a PLENDaD ESTATE FOR SAE.EY-
y Acting under the provisions of a deed of
trust, executed by Braxton Davis dee d. and du
ly recorded, the subscribers will, on
SATURDAY, MAJ 29TH, 1868
on the premises sell, at public auctiea that aroa
and a valuable estate, known as the TURK
PLACE"
This tract contains about sra acres. largo
portion OF which IS equal to any land in the Val
ley 1t lies On both sides of the South River
9bogt i've miles North of Waynesborough Tho
land lies well, with a South-easterly exnosnre
and Is admirably alapted to the nrntu.h e 80,