Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1870-04-05
AUCTION Sales.
GALE OF VALUABLE Real Estate

AUCTION Sales.
GALE OF VALUABLE Real Estate
y eREENBR1ER COUNTY, W: "a NIL;
AZ execIltor of the last will II joseph Myies,
,oa,5 viii offer for snie at public auction, to
t uoo host bidder in front ofthe Hotel OF Capeii
t e V .ig in the town of Lewisburg, on
EDNEsDAY; 18th or Fl 49, a.p6 belo nosE
tho following valuable tracts OF iaho' oeions"s
to the estate of the said Myles, VIZ 20
- 1st a tract of 339 acres upon the waters OF
It'll creek OF this, $50 to 175 acres are potion
lands. cleared and ready for cultiVaton, she Tbio
ance Is we'll timbered with pine ana OAK 5his
land lies well. has good soil and is very produc-
ond A tract Of mountain land containing loo
acres, adjoining the first named tract. VI 4bo
some 8 or 10 acres have been cleared, ana tn .s
whole affords fine range. These two tracts WIN
be sold separately or together, as may De de-
sired /. %s 8s ,oo- :.
mated upon Culverson's Greek, seven miles north
of kford A large portion OF this land has
been cleared and is now in grass, ana constitutes
a most excellent grazing farm. -,
a tract of about 3l9 acres, (exact quantity will
he stated at sale situated near the Sinks OF Gut
yersons Creek, embracing the land conveyed TO
said Myle by Joseph T. fo oorEe ana %c TlG aha
This is fine limestone land, 200 acres cleared
and we'll set in grass. the balance is we'll TIM
bered. Upon this land. there is a good dwelilng
house and kitchen. ,t.l :; bana =. nov
the expenses of sale. for the balance a credit OF
one, two and three years Will be given, Inc Pur-
chasers executing bonds bearing interest IRON
date with approved security, for the deferred
payments and the title retained until all the pur-
chase money is paid.
Persons wishing to see the above property, can
do so by calling upon the Undersigned at MS
residence in Franz ford, w. Va.
80 RICHARD Fl. GILLIAN:
s-ai Executor of Joseph Myles decd.
mar22-4ts Printers fee, $l2.5Q.
Staunton Spectator, copy for four weeks, and
send bill to this ofice'-G reenbrier Independent.
NOMMISSIONER' SALE of a large
~ QUANTITY OF VALUABLE LAND,
ON OR NEAR THE LINE OF THE
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
A Fine Opportunity for Investments; 90
Pursuant to decree of the circuit court OF
Greenbrer county, rendered in the December
term 1869, in said court in ceEtsin sui IN cnan7
Gerry therein pending, between Edward 9; Hols
T. Moore, and others, defendants Ishall as COM
missioner appointed by said decree, proceed to
resell at public auction to the highest bidder IN
front ofthe Hotel of Cabell Vandiger yer =, in TIE
town of Lewisburg on TUESDAY, THE 18th
DAY OF APRIL, 1870, the following tracts OF
valuable land in the bill and proceedings men
toned
county of Monroe on the waters of Big and Little
Devil creeks, Laurel creek, and Carpenters run,
branches of Second creek.
"A
waters of Howards creek, in Greenbrier county.
3D. A tract containing 8, 1888 acres, also upon
the waters of Howard creek in Greenbr1er coun-
ty.
Moore, and Isaac Reddington, by Henry 0. Mid
dleton by deed bearing date October 26, 1860,
and recorded in the Recorders office of Green
brief county, on the 5th September, 1861 By
reference to this deed more particular descrip-
ton of the land may le taq. ''P
~ TERMS OF SALE
Enough cash in hand to pay the cost of suit
and expenses of sale, and to reimburse the plain
tiffs for the scash payments made at former sale.
For the balance credit OF six, twelve, and
eighteen months will be given-purchaser execu-
ting bonds with approved security, for the defer
red payments and the title retained until all the
purchase asofeYis pale. aI
2fseff A. r. HUMPHREYS,
mar15-4w Commssioner.
ETARM FOR SALE.-I wish to sell pri,
a. Vately the farm on-which I reside, lying on
both sides OF Christians creek adjoining sthe
| lands of VIM. Hamilton, D. s. Bell and others
three nailss from Fshersylle depot and five from
| Staunton, containing SO7 acres. about one
third of which is creek bottom. The dwelling Is
| q substantial frame, containing rooms, passage
| above and below with frame wing with good
| rooms and kitchen, a large double frame stable,
| lath. oorn-erie, lighthouse, &c, good tenant.
house The creek affords fine water mower I; a
damn in the creek with little repair would be
very 81 bstantlal. A large building, once used
as di:tiiery, WOULD make good mill house,
There Is an apple orchard-just coming into full
beafing-50 to rs peach trees bearing, as many
more esAAt ont Pears. NeetaTines. &c 100 grape
roots set out last Spring a few old vines bearing.
The large amount of alluvial bottom, convent
ence to market, Schools churches &c, make it
desirable property. 1t will be sold as whole OF
divided as parties may wish. Wishing to make
speedy sale, a bargain may be had If apphca-
ton is made soon. JOHN G., GUTHRIE
marl5-5ts
COMMISSIONERS Sale OF VaHua.
" BILE real estate-By virtue of decree en-
tered on the 9Th day of Nov, 1861 in the Circuit
Court OF Augusta county, in the ease OF Walker
VS. Byers, &c, the undersigned commissioners
will proceed on WEDNESDAY, the 10Th of
APRIL, 1870, to sell at public auction on the
premises. at II o'clock, A. NJ, one hundred and
six and one-half acres ofand, lying about y miles
from Staunton, Immediately on the South side of
the Churchville road. The land is we'll ADAPTED
to all kinds of grain and grass.
Terms OF sae-So much cash in hand as will
pay the cost ofthis suit aud the costs OF sale and
the balance on credit of six, twelve: ei@h-
teen and twenty-four months from the day Of
sale, the purchaser giving bonds with good secu-
rIty, bearing Interest from date, and retaining
the title as ultimate security until the whole of
the purchase money is paid
~ GEO BAYLOR,
MARSHALL HA NIGER.
LialrA1-tos Commissioners.