Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1870-01-04
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uzXECgTOR'S SALE-GOOD n a = Far.
H. NARKET-As Executor OF joseph H. ir' Of
man decd, [ will, on Tuesday, the zzIa M "% rarv
February. i87O, sell on the premises tnt ;n;ng
vanabe farm left by said decedent. coI'''ri.;;S
100 ,.cres. Has on it a good BRICK IlI i;tcb.
with sinrooms in it, with wing a'tac .lsos Good
en-, new barn and all necessary ~, No., acres in
orchard: well watered; about thirty acIcS Cd.
timber and all in good state OF ettitivasoi o.
;oins Dr. Ewinp. Wampler, Miller ana 0'nG ;i
about u miles from Mt MERIDIAN Az a!u IN
n E. Of Mt. Sidney near nocA ah,,rcbps school
gusta county Is convenient to churcnes' 81 sn ,bo
Rouses. stores. SC Mr.. Crickenberger on III; III
premises will show the property toafy one
M su third in hand balance in one two
and three years in equal installments-seNu0-
lien reserved.
Sale to commence at II NJ: az 1,.oo,,.or
THOS. p CRAWFORD, Executor,
y Observation-Disclosures Register lhsei' ~
charge this office S.. --- -------
VALUABLE LOT IN MARE Ef.
y pursuance of decree of the Circuit Cou,s
of Augusta county, in cause of Crawford com
J. 5. Byers, &c, and by consent OF parties,
will on Friday the 18th day of January next,
sell on the premises, in Staunton. that desiraole
lot bounded by Frederick and Market streets,
known the stable lot, formerly attached 10 'Ao
late National hotel E
2 TERMS Costs of sale and suit in hand; bal
ance in equal instalments, bearing interest at SIX
twelve eighteen and twenty-four months, pur-
chaser giving sufficient personal security, ana u
dec28- NICHO. K. TROUT, Conf
NOR RENT OR SALE, on reasonable
4 terms-possessiO given the lst day OF Jam
uary 1S7O-the House and L 1t occupied by
0. Smith, near StauntOnr Nurseries Apply 10
SMITH q ELDER, or a. hin y L
dec28-f ri ..
HUBLEC SALE OF LAND.--As Execu-
4 tor of the will of Christian NJ ichael dee d.,
| will offer for SALE upon the premises, at public
auction on Thursday, the l3th day Of January,
1870 tract of land. containing about ON Il
HUNDRED ACRES, Ia small part arrable and
cleared in part, the remainder very valuable lop
its fine timber and cattle range Also, tract OF
60 Acres, upon which there is an excellent spring,
and due proportion of wood land Another
tract, containing about Is Acres OF. which are
cleared. with small tenement upon 1t; the re- !.
mainder well cleared and timbered. Also, :
small lot of wood land, containing about acres
The above lands situated about midway be-
tween the Augusta Springs and Mt Scion. near
the public road connecting these two points and
convenient to churches, schools and mills. Per-
sons desiring to view these lands before the day
of sale. can do so by calling upon james or Dem
mis- Michael, who live adjacent to them.
TERMS :-One-fOurth cash In hand. and the
balance in one two 81 three years, the purchaser
to execute bonds with good personal security, and
the title to be retained until the last installment
is paid If not sold upon that day, they will be
for sale privately.
We again respectfully, but most earnestly ask
payment from those indebted to the estate-that
We may be saved the necessity &c of eqercIon
Spectator copy-Vind. Executor
commissioners Sale.-As special COM
I missioner appointed by u decree of the Cir
cult Court of Highland county, rendered on the
18th day of September, 1862 IN the chaIn1eery
of himself and James b. Campbell, dee d, vs..
Leonard Il. Erwin. L will on the 22nd day of
January 1870, on the premises. proceed to sell at
H. l. 1~.h.,, L e
land belonging to the said Erwin, lying in War
wick's Draft in said county on the main road
leading from Monterey to Huntersville, about
fifteen miles from the former place, containing
about lS5 acres. Also, if necessary, at the
same time and place, another tract on Back
Creek in said county, the property of said En-
vim. of 43 acres.
The 165 acre tract is about one-half cleared,
and the rest heavily timbered; is we'll watered,
and is Immediately on the line of the projected
extension to the Ohio river of the A. l.. and Ii.
Railroad and has on It comfortable log dwell
ling and out houses. The 43 acre tract is unim.
proved e1~
TEEMs-One-fourth of the purchase money in
hand. The residue in equal installments of one
from said day Of sale. the purchaser giving bond
with good persdnal security. and the title to be
retained until ah of the purchase money shall
have beer paid. \ J. w. MYERS,
decl4-6 Commissioner.
| ElSENEs EST ATE IN MARK Ell offer
1, for sale my estate on South River, in Au-
gusta county. Va. two miles from New Hope
1t contains $50 acres, every foot of which is
arabic and OF superior, quality 1t has on it
| handsome and commodious brick mansion house,
! spacious barn and all necessary out houses, an
abundance of timber young orchard of select
fruit well set in grass and ina good state of cu-
tivation. The character of the Improvement
| the quality of the land--i its pro unity to market
| (beng fourteen miles from Staunton, and ten
/ from Waynesboro depot to churches, schools
! stores, &c.-as well as the surrounding society
/ and aft WA nj ms i'm Du fh.ift bnra
| is not Il superior estate in market in this part of
! the Valley. Ifdesired, IT, can be conveniently d-
vded into two farms My address is New Hope
| Va, and Mr.. N. X Trout of Staunton, Va, au-
! thorized to sell for me.
| decl4-6t LOGAN ]. MAUPIN.
| Lancaster Intelligencer copy and send bill to
| this office. ....e.
6SOMMIsSEONER's Sale OF Land in
| " Allegheny county, Under decree OF Es-
| Sex Circuit Court of the 18th of November, 1869
| in the of Jones Walk we will on the
End DAY OF FEBRUARY NEXT, if fair, if
| not. the next fair day thereafter expose to
sale to the highest bidder ut public auction, on
the premises, in the county of Allegheny the un-
divided moiety of the defendant, John NJ E.
Walk Subject to the contingent right Of dover of
his Wife, in a tract of land in said county con-
tanning about 3OOO acres, lying about six
miles from the White Sulphur Springs-the turn
| pike from said Springs to Covington running
| through said land. The other nIoiety of the said
land Is owned by the White Sulphur Springs
Company.
Terms. -One-third cash the residue on cred
it of six and twelve months, the purchaser Civ
Ing bonds with approved personal security and
title retained till purchase money is fully paid
THOMAS CROXTON.
JAMES NJ. MATTHEW'S.
Tappahannock, Va. Commissioners.
dec7-tds
4 Coed Small EEas n, fisE. Saie.-T will
IA otter for sale a tract of land belonging to
the estate OF Abraham Stoner, dec d. containing
a4a3 acres, situated near New Hope, on the
road leading from Staunton to Port Republic, 10
HIlles from Staunton and adjoining the lands of
Henry x. Eakle and Others If not sold nri
vatey before Saturday. January 18th, 1870 It
VIII be sold at public auction on that day. There
IS good log dwelling ON the land with two k Itch
| ems; IA good Swisher barn, cabinet-maker's shop-
with cellar under it-and all necessary out
houses; and is convenient to schools, churches.
&c. There are about 90 acres cleared and the