Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1870-09-06
auction Sales.
CoMMIssIONER's..SALE OF p p

4 WINE Lands and Excellent Water Power
n Ratb County, Va.-The undersigned co s pa.5
soner appointed by the OlrenaT oI 1859 in the
uses of John Graham, Sheriff of Bath county
and rs such administrator OF Nancy LEWIS iennn, a
ceased and Allen r Lacy VS.. SWAY 81
Byrd, admir- of George D. m,o at said term
nd in further pursuance OF an oroer Vi , SEQ
a Gourt entered at the May term thereon. ioU,
will proceed to sell at pubic aucsiS ~ @ hotel
in the said county of Bath, on Thursday Inc
22nd day of September next (that being CouR'
day. ali the lands of which the said George D.
Richards died seIasd s ana to Wit
Il One tract of eight acres lying on the waters
Of the Warm Springs Run, under fence ana on
which is situated Eg; 49Sa nHISe-s'a0e NJ" -
. One tract of four hundred acres, lying on
both sides of the Warm Springs run s6.eh4 u
ing along said run for distance OF anous III
| miles said tract contains new log building put
m for and used as a still-housei also good sa"
Mill, which, with little repairing, would prove
very valuable. The water-poWer on Inns tracy
is equal to any in the 0tof o of cnti-
this tract are cleared anu III " Soo'A ''t''o
@ a ,noietv of an undivided tract of two hun.
dred and eighteen acres. lying on tne waters u
Jackson's River djoining the lands OF Dr. Gam,
Ii ron. j r Erwin, and Erwin Hughart, all Wen
timbered--chiefy with white pine.
| b A tract of seventy-one acres OF me tiInDer
| s A tract of six hundred and ninety-fve acres,
all in good timber. - ,l4o 90 .1E3
6 A tract of four hundred and forty five acres,
all we'll timbered. 80.
All ofthe above described tracts are within
! three miles of the Warm Springs. sTvgh
| Terms of Sale.-Cash in hand sufficient to pay
| the expenses of sale and the costs OF the su,ts
above referred to, and for the balance OF the
1 purchase money a credit of 6, IL and IL months
| in equal lments-bonds with approved Sc
curty to be given and ega1 stle Tetaned as ui-
au23-4t 80 .ss.rs..h.n1 rs Commissioner.
I COMMISSIONERS SALE.-By virtue
IL of a decree of the Circuit Court of Augusta
| county, rendered at the July term, 1870, in the
of Bushong and Others against Mc .,5u ana
| others, we will proceed on Friday, the 23rd day
| of September, 1870, on the premises to sell at
public auction to the highest bidder, the MILL
in the bill and proceedings mentioned. together
| Christians Greek in the county of Augusta, adj
| joining the lands OF Henry Deffenbaugh and
| others; and the personal property, or so much
i thereof as may be found conveyed in the deed
of trust of Henry Bushong to U. u. Poe.
/ The mill and two acres of land will be sold SUBJ
ject to the widows dover. o,fs,s ,es
The mill is in fine wheat growing part of the
| country and in good repair. s rs ~ .10.fe
Terms--So much in cash as will pay the costs
of suit and sale, and the balance for the real es
| tate in three equal payments at one two and
/ three years, with interest thereon from the day
| of sale-the purchaser executing bonds with good
personal security for the deferred payments and
| the title reserved ultimate security; and the
| personal property upon credit of 80 days; the
purchasers executing negotiable notes, we'll en-
| dorsed, with interest from date
! - WILLIAM B. KAYSER,
"a. .,5s5loa GEORGE BAYLOR.
| \ 4 decree of the Circuit Court of Augusta
made in cause of Peaco's heirs VS.. Peacos wild
| ow, &c. will proceed on the premises, on
Thursday the 22nd day of September next, to
1 ot,,tth liac oil nf of
! land belonging to Peter H. Edison; purchased of
Samuel Peacos heirs, as may be necessary. to
| pay unsatisfied purchase money due thereon
| The whole tract contains about liz acres of
valuable land and is situated near West View
in said county. -t-r
Terms-Costs OF sale in hand; balance in equal
| instalments at six, twelve and eighteen months
purchaser to give bond with good security, and
| title to be retained as additional security.
au23 st N. K. TROUT Com'r
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
" -es-51 In pursuance of decree of the Cir
cult Court for Rockingham county, rendered
| May 9th, 1870, in the cause of Peter Lambert
&c. against Noah Daggy, &C., l will proceed on
THURSDAY, THE STH DAY OF SEPTEM-
| Der, 1870. on the premises, to sell at public
| auction to the highest bidder, the tract of land
| in the proceedings mentioned, containing lis
| acres. lying about Il miles North of Sangers-
vile, adjoining the lands of Phillips, 'Karacofe,
| and well supplied with fine water.
| Terms-One-f fourth of the purchase money! to
| be paid on the confirmation of the SALE the bal
ance in three equal annual payments. the whole
OF the purchase money bearing interest from date
| OF SALE the purchaser giving bonds for the de-
| ferred payments with good personal security and
| lien retained on the land as ultimate security.
Aaul6-4t r-tr JONAS F. DAGGY. Com'r.
NOR SALE-HOuse and Lot in Staun-
II ton.-Under decree of the Circuit Court
! of Augusta county. rendered in the cause of
| Richard Barrett and others against Joanna Bar
rett we will proceed, in front of the premises on
| EhnrSd0U of Sar1ta ,hor Hf~ oon
| at public sale to the highest bidder, the store
| house and premises which descended from Thom-
| as Barrett decd, and now occupied by r. D.
Sears, situated in Staunton, on the West side of
| Augusta street, being known as the wharf"
Terms.-One-fourth, with interest, on confr-
nation of sale, and balance in one two and three
years from day Of sale, in equal nstailments,
bearing interest, the purchaser to give bonds
with sufficient security and the title to be retain
ed as ultimate security. Sale at II A. NJ.
I-cfsaso JAMES BUMGARDNER,
NICHO. K. TROUT,
| GALE OF LAND.-In pursuance of de-
o. cree of the Circuit Court of Augusta coun-
ty, in the cause of Kennedy's heirs against Ken
neoy h9Ss w vii proceed on the gremjses
| he NJ Der next, to sell at public SALE to the
highest bidder, tract of land in said county,
which descended from Henry Kennedy, Jr, de-
the road leading from Koiner's mill to Staunton
and Is about two miles from New Hope-adioins
Cullen, Grove, Coiner, Robertson and others
and is on the line of the projected Page " r. r.
1t has on it a large brick house, barn and other
out houses, good orchard, superior water, and
line quality of pine and oak timber, and is prop
| erty which can be made valuable. -
| Terms-COsts of sale and suit in hand remain.
der in equal instalments at six, eighteen and thr-
tty months, bearing interest. purchaser to give
bonds and sufficient security and title to be re-
tanned. Sale to commence at il A. nj.
aul6-tds NlCHO. K. TROUT, Com'r.a
VALUABLE AUGUSTA FARN FOR
| " SALE.-By authority of decree of ia,
Circuit Court of Augusta county, entered on.r,
z sI day OF July 1870, in the Chancery suits },
| Nv. SilIing's Elk or VS.. w. Slling's widow, ano
ais" and OF "B Shumates heirs vs. B. Shu-
mates infant, will, on SATURDAY, THE
sale by way of public auction upon the premises
| THE YALUABLE FARM III THE NORTH.
| ERN fPARTOF AUGUSTA COUNTY.
DISTANT ABOUT III MILES FROM STAUNToN, AND
| .li11 east TWO FROM PARNAssUs re -
formerly the residence of the late William S;no