Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1869-12-07
DUBLHC SALE OF LOCH WILLOW
Farm in Lots.
THERE is A MILL ON THE FARM.
Churches, Schools and Stores Convenient.

We have sub-divided our "Loch Willow
Farm, at Churchville, as follows:
One tract of cleared and woodland 486 acres,
at the Northern end of the farm.
One tract of 81. 80 acres, of which 26 acres are
cleared and 31.32 woodland
One tract of AZ. 81 acres, of which q acres are
cleared and 1856 woodland
One tract of 49, 81 acres of which 80 acres are
cleared and 1897 woodland
One tract of 51.25 acres of cleared land.
One tract of 81 GA acres of land on which is To-
Gated an extensive BRICK MANSION, and out
buildings, known as "Loch Willow" and we'll
adapted for male or female boarding school,
with stable, corn-crib garden, orchard, we'll, and
with spring that has been brought to the house
by means of waterman.
One tract efsl9. 70 acres, with good DW Ell
LING house. and now occupied by Mr.. Wad
dell, with garden, spring, &c.
Nineteen Lots in the meadow on jennings
Branch, of about an acre each, with thirty
three feet street running East and West through
the centre of the meadow, on which each lot
fronts, with water in each lot-one of the lots has
a small dwelling house upon it.
All of the above mentioned property will be
sold at public. auction, on the premises
ON FRIDAY, DECEMBER 177.H, 1869,
upon the following terms
One-ffth in hand, and the balance in i, 2, 3
and 4 years. with interest from day Of sale. If
All these lots have been surveyed, and plat
made of them, which may be seen eitherlat the
store of John B. Evans, or the auction room of
Feck q CuShlng. ~Sale TO commence at III
O'Clock. JOHN B. EVANS s. BRO. :
PECK 81 GUSHING, Auctioneers.
"a UCTIONsSALE OF LAND ON THE
IN RAILROAD.-By virtue of decree Of
the Circuit Court of Rockbridge county, pro-
noanced Sept. 18th, 1862 in the cause in said
Court pending. in which Cary Scots admins
trators plaintiff and Cary SCOTS heirs ct al are
defendants, the undersigned as special commits
sioners by said decree for the purpose appointed
will, on SATURDAY., DECEMBER 18TH.
1869, at II O. clock, NJ, on the premises, proceed
to sell the large and valuable tract of land Of
which the late Gary Scott died seized, lying i'm
medately upon the Chesapeake & Ohio +. r.,
two miles from Goshen Depot, in Rockbridge
county, adjoining the lands of Nancy Farrow
and others, and containing, by estimation, 91S4
acres. This tract comprises hundreds of acres
of timbered woodland, aconsiderable proportion
of which is susceptible ofcultivation, and lying
as it does immediately~npon one of the great
thoroughfares of the State presents attractive in
ducements to persons desiring to make profta-
bic investment or to engage in the wood Or lum-
Der business. The tract is susceptible of division
into two more smaller tracts, and will be sold
as a whole or in parcels, as may be most in ac-
| cordance with the wishes of purchasers, and the
| interests of the estate.
| Terms of sale.-Cash in hand sufficient to de-
| fray the expenses of sale, and for the residue,
/ bonds of the purchaser, with good personal Sc
curity, for equal amounts, payable at SIX twelve,
| eighteen and twenty-four months, with interest
from date-the title being retained as ultimate
| security. J. P. MOORE,
W. A. ANDERSON,
| nOyG3-tds Commissioners