Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1870-09-27
auction Sales

SavE-u,aua near StauntOn.-
will sell at public sale, IN i1Ins " the
C5urt-house in Staunton, on SAI NE of,a I'D
9Th dav of October next, about nine acres Vi dlu
ono mile and half from Staunton, sltuateo pc
tween Port Republic road ana raliroau na n,, IA
# a small dwelling house and stable ana wI Snd
make good market truck ga or fnnt street and
~ aore desirable to purchasers will sell in lots
~ T Tar down, balance in equal an
NAL ;nstalments bearing interest, purchaser 70
Give bonds and security, and title to De renamed
s,vo o u1nr lion EnoJ,ire of Mr.. n *. Trout.
seniS tbs TIMOTHY SULLIVAN.
@AND FOB SALE.-In pursuance OF
Il deed of trust executed to the unoerstsueo
On he 10th day of July, 1s48, by John Craun,
Sr duly of record in the Clerks office OF Au-
gusta county, will proceed on the premises, on
WED NESDAY, the 18th day OF OCTOBER ne .S
following tracts of land, conveyed IN SAID deco,
or so much thereof as may be necessary:
A tract called the ''Long Place." containing
about 24S acres. adjoining ShoWalter' brown
tract called the 'sYoung Tract" containing
100 acres adjoining foregoing tract. ana y =
tract called the ''Miller Tract" containing II
acres. adjoining Forrer and others. Ihe iands
are of superior quality and we'll improved;
| Terms-Costs of sale and one-thlrd In hand;
| balance in two equal annual installments, bear
ing interest, tho purchaser TO give oonos W,en
The title is believed to be undoubted, but act
ing as trustee, will only convey Sqch as is vest
/ sep13-tds NICHO. K. TROUT, Trustee.
NOMMISSHONERS Sale of a house
~ AND LOT in the Town of Staunton.-In
pursuance of DEGREES of the Circuit Court Of Au-
gusta, rendered at the last November and June
1 terms, in the case of A. M. Bruce and others vs
1 VIM e. Robinson, the undersigned Commls-
sioners will sell at public auction, in front of the
| Courthouse in the town of Stauntou, on MON.
| DAY the 18th day of October, 1870 the HOUSE
| AND LOT in the N orthern part of the town OF
| Staunton, at present occupied by the SAID VIII
| liam E. Robinson and separated from the sammy
side property by street. The lot contains ABOUT
| in good repair. It has been recently surveyed
and staked off into four lots of 5Oxll6 feet On
the day of sale it will be offered whole or In
| lots, as may be then deemed best The property
| is bounded on the front of the dwelling by
street and on one side and rear by alleys
| Terms-Enough in hand to pay. the charges OF
sale and costs of suit. The balance IN three
equal installments at 6. r., and IL months Sc,
| cured by bonds of the purchasers with approved
personal security and the titleto be retained as
i0r'ner security oRG2. Il o sMITH,
| sep13-tds Commissioners.
P.S.-Plot and Survey to be seen at the office
| of Smith & Elder.
NOR SALE-Valuable PrOperty.-As
/ IN executors of John Churchman, decd, We
| will proceed at his late residence six miles from
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 18TH, 1870,
/ to sell at public auction to the highest bidder, al
! the Personal Property left by SAID decedent,
! comprised in part Of
| % HORSES AND COLTS, IL MICH COWS,
| 20 FAT CATTLE, 33 other CATTLE,
| 80 HOGS,
| 1900 BUSHELS OF MERCHANTABLE WHEAT, 1900
| BUSHELS OF OATS, 30 BUSHELS OF ORCHARD
| GRASS SEED, 230 BARRELS OF EXTRA
! FLOUR, 40 TONS OF HAY,
| 500 bushels of CORN-to be delivered when
| gathered Carriage, 1 Buggy, and Harness for
same, 2 wagons, two horse wagon | Cart, Pol
mer Threshing Machine, wheat Fan, wheat
] Drill, Mccormick mower and reaper combined,
an interest of one-half in mower and CLEANER, l
Smiths hay Press, cider press. and large va
| riety of agricultural implements, household and
| kitchen furniture a lot of plank and shingles,
and great quantity of other articles too tedious
10 mention.
Terms-All sums of ten dollars and UNDER in
hand over that sum six months credit or bonds
with good personal security.
| Sale to commence at 9 o'clock, A. NJ.
VINCENT T CHURCHMAN,
| JOHN s. CHURCHMAN,
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