Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1870-11-01
AUCTION Sales.


IL
y.vRgJST SALE OF "a eaanaSie ,.
HOITSE in the town of Staunton'CAs truI,
tee in a deed of trust executed oy " 5oeo ehaII
seo ~ ~ on the 18th day of July, 1865, shaii'
an Thursday the Doth day of October next, Pr
coed in front of the premises to sell az pISSES
eucIion, that valuable BRICk SIO ~ ~ 3bo
on the West adon in the property Of
pnhart Cowan on the South. aDd y. L OoGnfIi
ON the North, and now occupied oy III
Reese 81 Co., drug store IT,. 90 q lion of
tho Stapntpn Building Association Tor loD " az
rn nonthIv navment upon which amounts 10 10y
Terms-O fourth of the purchase noni GU CIV
the costs of sale in hand ana tne ;tnrest from
twelve and eighteen months, with interest," g. tha
date. the purchaser executing his ponos ~, ~
deferred installments with approved security
and the title retained as ultimate security nm
The title to this property Is belieVea 70 pe IN
excentionable, but will convey only such as Is
Vess ed IN me as DAyID FULTZ, trustee.
ELECTROMAGNETIC above sale is post
noned until Thursday, the ard day of November
pext o25-2t DAVID FULTz, trustee.
1sND FOR SALE will offer at public
auction. on the premises, on Thursday, the
l4th of November next, the tract OF lanu A.S SIo
ihsId Reed died seized Of containing ABOUT ZlZ
acres lying in the county OF Augusta, Oh t the
head waters of Walkers creek adjoining the
lands of James BuchanaD's heirs, M; buGna1an,
Andrew Reed. and Mrs Smiley. MS aad or 10
chard meadows, &C. The house is colnio nl;
bic one. good barn, with other buildings Inc
land may be divided to suit purchasers. Ill.
At the same time l will offer lou TO ~ ruSnols
corn at the heap, IOO OushelS o"'' "
bushels wheat. .o x.,oo,,
will be required in hand, the balance IN th[ee
equal annual payments, with interest from GATE;
and personal Security given, the title retained
until unit final payment. The grain will be sold on
six months time. with bond ana !, securlly'
Executor of Archibald Reed deceased.
oc25-tds-Lex, Gazette copy and SEND Dill 10
to this office.
rAIVTAasLE LAMB FOB SAAE.-In
pursuance of decree OF the CIRCUIT court
of Augusta county, rendered IN the cause OF NC.
Comb VS. Thomas A. Turk and others at the last
June term will proceed on the premises on
w Wednesday, the 23rd day of November next, TO
sell at public sale to the highest bidder the tract
of land on which said Thomas A. Turk resides.
situated in said county on Meadow Kun, about
seven miles from Staunton, containing about
2514 acres more or less. 1t stands among tne
frst-class farms of the county, has on 1t a 6rlck
mansion house, Swisher barn, and good I'M
provements generally. 1t is seldom that such an
estate is put up at auction. Sale to commence at
IL o. clock A. NJ.
Terms-Costs of sale and suit in hand balance
in equal instalments at six, eighteen, thirty and
forty two months, bearing interest, purchaser to
give bonds with sufficient personal security, and
title to be retained ultimate security.
NICHO. X. TROUT,
oclS-tde Commissioner
HALUA LIZ LOT Al AUCTzON.-In
y pursuance of the last will of Moses y ell
Ions decd | will sell at auction, on Saturday,
the 18th day of November next, at II o'clock,
M. in front or E. M. Cushing's auction room,
near the Court house, the lot lately occupied by
the said MELONS, and conveyed to him by Is. /.
Bagby and wife by deed dated May l. 1866
This lot is situated in the Northern part of the
town of Staunton, on Augusta street, adjoining
the lots of Trotter. Cooper and others. AS de-
l~oJi y 4 raf, To de frOp
Augusta street on the East to the middle of the
creek on the West, having front of poles and
22 links, and rear line of poles, IA feet and 3
inches, the length of the lot being about 10 poles
| The improvements consist of a small house with
several rooms, and stable
Terms-One third of the purchase money in
six months, one-third in mne months thereafter,
and the remainder in two years from date of
| sae-aIl the payments bearing interest. For the
| first payment negotiable note, well endorsed,
interest added. will be required and The title to
the property viii be retained ultimate security.
ocl8-tds jos A. WADDELL, Ex'or.
COMMISSIONERS SAlE.-Under
| 4 decree of the Circuit Court of Augusta coun-
ty, rendered in the cause of 4: Turk against JON
| athan Golladay's heirs, will proceed on the
| premises on Saturday, the 10Th day of November
next, to sell at public sale, to the highest bidder,
lot of land containing about one acre. adjoin-
ing j. Martin and others, and situated in said
county, formerly occupied by j. O. Meek as
blacksmith shop &c.
Terms-On a credit of six twelve and eighteen
months, equal instalments, bearing interest, pur-
chaser to give bond and sufficient security. and
title to be retained ultimate security.
NICHO. K; TROUT,
Octl8-tds t---f-rIT Commissioner.
a UCTEON SALE OF LAND ON THE
RAILROAD, RoCKBRIDGE Co.
By virtue of decree of the Circuit Court of
Rockbrdge county, pronounced Sept. 18TH 1861
in the cause in said Court pending, in which Ca
ry SCOTS administrator IS plaintiff and Cary
Scotts heirs ct al are defendants, the undersign-
ed, as special commissioners by said decree for
the purpose appointed, will,
SATURDAY. tn E 1sT DAY OF OCTOBER
1870. at IL o'clock, NJ, on the premises, proceed
to sell the large and valuable tract of land of
medately upon the Chesapeake u Ohio Il r.
two miles from Goshen Depot in Rock bridge
county, adjoining the lands of Nancy FarroW
and Others, and containing by estimation 9I5i
acres. This tract comprises hundreds of acres
OF tlmbered woodland, a considerable proportion
of which is susceptible of cultivation and lying
as 1t does immediately upon one of the great
! thoroughfares OF the State, presents attractive
inducements to persons desiring to make prof
it,sble investment or 10 engage in the wood or
luI1ber business. The tract is susceptible of d.
vision into 2 or more smaller tracts and will be
sold as a whole or in parcels, as may be most in
accordance with the wishes of purchasers and
the interests of the estate. Sale peremptory
TERMS OF sALE-Cash in hand sutf cent to de-
fray the eA penses Of sale. and for the residue
bonds of the purchaser, with good personal Sc
curty, for equal amounts, payable at six twelve
eighteen ana twenty -FOUR NJ nthS, with interest
from date, the title being retained as ultimate
security. W. A ANDERSON.
j. P. MOORE
Commissioners
@a- The above sale has been postponed until
Thursday, the 3rd day of November, 1870, on ac-
count of high water
VIM. A. ANDERSON.
j. 2. MOORE,
octt1-tds Commissioners
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.-I
Y will offer at public SALE on SATURDAY,
the 18th day of November next, a valuable tract
OF band IN Augusta county, lying on the waters
of Christians Greek about five miles from Staun-
ton and three miles from Fishersvilie. The farm
contains 42O sscreS-3C0 of which are cleared
and mostly IN grass, and the balance good tim
bered land
The improvements consist of new brick man.
sion with nine rooms, good barn, saw and grist
miit-nearly fnshed-a fine young orchard of
about four hundred choice fruit trees, and fine
spring in the yard.
If the farm is soid will also sell about q
head of cattle-10 of which are thorough bred
durham drill mower, wheat fan, 1 horse
rake, 4 horses, wagons, and harness, and many
other things used on first class farm
lie Terms FOR THE LAND.-$2,CO0 cash the bal