Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1869-05-25

be required OF purchasers, and the title retained
until all the purchase money is paid Persons
desiring to axamine this property previous to the
sale, will please call me at Newbern. on
Mr.. George w. Wysor, or John G. Darst resi-
ding near Dublin Depot.
may 4-tds Commissioner.
GALE OF LANYARD AND LAMBS.
y Under decree of the Circuit Court for Au-
gusta county, rendered Nov. 18th, 1868 in the
case of Hall and others VS.. Whitmore and Others
following property of J. F. Hall and the heirs
of George Hail. decd, viz
LIST, tract OF 50 acres. with a TANNEFr,
DWELLING HOUSE, STABLES, &c, thereon; near
the village of Sherando, on the Howardsville
Turnpike adjoining the land of Dan'l S. Shaw,
81. Dedrick and others.
End, tract of 25 acres, unimproved. ad-
jacent to the Tannery tract, and on the waters of
Back Greek near Sherando.
This property is specially valuable to any one
wishing to carry on the tanning business in con-
| Mr.. James McF. Hall, residing on the prem
ises, will show the property to any one wishing
to purchase.
| 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.
| may4-4t Commissioner,
GALE OF LOTS NEAR STAUNFON.
| y Under decree of the Circuit Court of Au-
| gusta county, rendered 10Th January, 1862 in
case OF Fisher and others VS.. Doom and others,
will sell at auction on the premises on FRI
DAY, MAY THE 2STlH at 10 O. clock. A. NJ
| the following LOTS, belonging to the estate OF
John Doom, decd, viz
| lst, A lot of one acre. adjoining Patrick Nc
Aeer's land lying between the Chesapeake s.
| Ohio Railroad, and the Staunton and Scottsville
| turnpike.
End, A lot of roods, SO poles adjoining the
lands of Patrick McAleer and John W. Doom
| and fronting on the Staunton and Scottsville
| Turnpike.
These lots are about one and half miles east
OF otaunton 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 due, IN equal lnstallments on bond and security
with interest from day of sale, payable in - is
and "a monthsi title etained tn last payment
BOLIVAR CHRISTIAN,
may4-4t Commissioner,
VALUABLE FARM FOR SAIEE
' AS executor of Jacob Ruff, deed, / viii,
offer for sale, at public auction, on the PREMISES
- ON d, WlE5DNESD4Y, Ma 7, 2?67Hzz, 1869,
formerly resided.
This tract contains, by recent survey, 344 IL
acres, of which 224 acres are cleared. and the
residue heavily timbered: 1t lies about miIas
West of Staunton, and about mile North of the
Railroad, and adjoins the old Gardner tracs
which has recently been bought by a Baltimora
company, who are now engaged in erecting ex
tenslve Iron Works near it. These works will
q
and afford a ready and convenient market for ali
the productions of the Farm
The land lies we'll; rolling, but not steep. The
sou IS a limestone clay, we'll adapted to grain
ana grass. There is now about 20 acres of mead
oW on the tract, and by irrigation, the quantity
could be largely increased A*
Inc improvements consist Of o comfortable
o oiI evening. with I rooms, good barn. and
other out=bnlldings, and fine orchards of choice
irult. n constant stream runs entirely through
the tract and there are number of fine SPRINGS
IN every part of it. "-~
The location of this farm, near tho RAILROAD
convenient to mills, schools, churches. Sc rem
ders 1t very desirable as a 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 good orchard. and
constant supply of water on both.
The terms will be accommodating and mazda
known on day of sale.
ap27 ALEX. II. H. STUART
Ext of Jacob Ruff dec'd
PLENDHD ESTATE EOR SAEEIE
~ Acting under the provisions of a deed of
trust executed by Braxton Davis decd and du-
ly recorded d; y, the subscribers will, on ~ ~
SATURDAY, MA Z 29T1H 1861
on the premises, SELL at public auction. that lsrpa
PLACE" "'''"" aS the TURK
This tract contains about 572 acres. LARGE
portion OF which is equal to any land in the val
ley. It lies On both sides of the South River
about i've miles North of Waynesborough. The
land lies we'll. with q South-easterly exposure,
ana is ADMIRABLY adapted to the growth of c;ass
corn, wheat, &C. Near 100 acres are of rioh al.
luylal Bottom Land, in bend of the river
There IS an unfinished Dwelling House on the
farm, with a fine spring near it, and spacious
barn, somewhat out of repair.
The location of this tract in q wealthy, intelli-
gent populous neighborhood, convenient to Mills
Churches, Highways, anc the Railroad. renders
it very desirable as o residence, and the fertility
and beauty of the land, makes it an attractive
investment to man of capital.
The object of the sale being the adjustment of
the debts of Mr., Braxton Davis, the Trustees
Will receive any established debt against the es-
tate, as money, IN discharge of any portion of
the purchase-money, except costs of SALE
TERMS :-One-fourth in hand and balance in
three equal annual payments, with interest from
day of sale.
ALEX II. II. STUART, Trrs.oo.
JOHN B. BALDWIN, J es'
ap27-tds
EONlNaISSIONER'S SALE of LAND
S-By virtue Of decree of the Circuit Court
of Augusta county in the case of Samuel Hun.
ter &c vs. Samuel Doane and others, will of
fer at public sale, on
:, : THURSDAY, MAY 271I3, 1869,
at the residence of Martin Coyner in Augusta
county a tract of finely timbered land adioin-
ing the lands of said Martin Coyner and Others
and containing about I44 acres,
This land is very finely timbered and the land
itself is of fair quality.
TERMs-Cash in hand to pay costs of suit and
sale, and the residue in four equal payments-siv
Twelve eighteen and twenty-four months from,
The day of sale. Bonds with good personal co
,uritv will he pnolirpd and tbo