Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1870-08-23
- owSTTSSIONER'S SALE OF LAND

deed dated ISL OF 1OlO ldiil IL
of excellent quality with good dwelling-house
and other Improvements upon 1t. %
TERMs-So much in cash as will pay the costs
of suit and sale; the remainder in three equal
payments, at one, two and three years, with in
terest thereon from the day OF sale-the purchas-
er executing bonds with good personal security
for the deferred payments, and the title reserved
as ultimate security. -. =
"And the Court reserves the right, in its dis
cretion to retain upon the land as lien, of the
purchase money after it becomes due, an amt
not to exceed $3.50 25 with interest thereon from
the LIST day of September, 1857, to await future
tract "a" between the plaintiff and defendant
Bayly."l A. 44.l.. so
G. NJ COCHRAN, Jr.
B. II. CATLETT arsy1
da -sld = 1i %11 d ~ Commissioners.
A VALUABLE FARM IN MARKET.
IA AS Commissioner in the causes of Craun's
executors against Crauns administrator. and
Craun's guardian against Craun's infants, in the
Circuit Court of Augusta county, will, on r.
SATURDAY., THE3RD DAY OF SEPT, -
1870, proceed upon the premises, to sell at public
auction, the valuable farm of which Samuel s.
Craun died seized and possessed, known as the
"Home tract. = The farm contains one hundred
and forty-nine acres, is situated the head wa
tiers of Naked Greek, in Augusta county, adjoin-
ing the lands of Henry j. Showalter and others,
convenient to churches, schools and mills is well
watered, and one of the best farms in the neigh
borhood.
@a-There is nc restriction upon the price of
this farm. 1t will be knocked down when fair
price is bid upon it. -9@ snf
'Terms-Enough in hand to pay the costs of
sale and the balance in three equal annual in-
stallments the purchaser giving bonds with APP
proved security, and the title to be retained as
ultimate security. saLI.tl ftq srFgt0 -
Ng- IF this farm, is not sold on that day, rwo-
THIRDS of twill be rented out at public auction
for one year the renter giving bond with APP
proved security. payable at the end of the year.
13i 81 alvQ9l ALEX. H FULTZ 1854
ono (tOyoy, ,;cciOp .e,o n
NTALUABLE MIDDLE RIVER Farm
Y FOR SALE.-Pursuant to decree of the
Circuit Court of Augusta county, rendered at its
special July term. 1870, in case of Splitter VS..
Sptler's administrator and ais, the undersigned,
who were thereby appointed commissioners for
the purpose, will. on TUESDAY, the 9th day of
SEPTEM Der, 1870 on the premises, SELL at
public auction, to the highest bidder, that vaua-
BILE tract OF land belonging to the heirs of Jacob
G. Spitler, deceased. The said tract of land is
supposed TO contain about s37 acres. but will
be surveyed before the day Of sale and sold by
the acre. 1t is situated eight miles North of
Stanton, on Middle River, and one mile and q
half from the village of Spring Hill, and is con-
venient to schools churches and mills. The land
is Of the first quality Of Middle river land-2OO
acres ceared-the balance well titnbered-well
watered, WITH running water in every field and
spring unsurpassed in the county, within fifteen
yards of the house. The lmprov ements consist
of d good dwelling house, with nine rooms inc,u-
ding two Kitchens and exclusive of two pantries
hOuse--one of the best in the county, with good
orchard of select fruit. The farm is now occII-
pied by Mr. Samuel Netf who will show it to
any one wishing to purchase, @A -st
Terms of sale-Casf in hand sufficient to nav
costs of sale and snit and the balance in equal
instanents or SIX, eighteen, thirty and thirty
six months. with interest from date of sale-the
purchaser giving bond with good personal secu-
rity and a lien retained on the land sold as ulti
mate security. Sale to commence at IL o. clock
N. X. TROUT, ! 80 = ="
sug2-tds ..--
A FINE FARM and desirable Home for
"a sale.-Being compelled to SELL I offer INV
farm, situated on the Valley Pike, 5 miles from
o 5s at private sale. This farm offers many
In the country, such as. a good neighborhood
good read, DC, the farm being on both sides Of
the alley Pike-tbe finest road I'm the state :
nv ne pace is we'll watered with four fine springs
me spring at the house being so close as to make
1t no labor to get water to attend to the dairy
TREND remarked on seeing the spring that If
was as, worth two thousand dollars to any farm.
-, Inc laIlc IS not hilly like most of the land in
this county, but easily titled, it can be made to
prodGce the finest of crops 81 DN - "
A lne young orchard was planted by the pres
ent owner some four years ago, which has out
grown any that he has seen. planted ~ tho so,ra
time the trees were selected from Cro,n welps
Nursery, Baltimore and other fine fruit growers
In this, State. :" oi'
=, = Fer terms please address DR.. H. s. EICHEL-
BERGER Staunton, who will take nleasnra in
showing the land to any one wishing to nnrcbasa
or IN the absence of above, address Messrs .Ravr'
ior q Hanger attorneys, ,Staunton.
& tSM MksssONEN's Sale of Yniu..
Way By virtue of a decree Of ybo ca
cut cut Court OF Augusta county, in the case of
Brooks admir- VS.. Finley" rendered on Inc oth
day OF November, 1859, the undersigned com.
missioner n
GUST 3Ist, 1870, at Waynesboro in Anonsta
county, to sell at public auction to the hiehast
oloder' q very valuable tract of grazing land ~.
ing ON the top OF the Blue Ridge partly in Al.
gusta and partly in Albemarle Counties con,o;u
ing 4S- acres. About 800 acres of this tract
Is cleared !, ana covered with heavy blue grass
IoI. IS wei enclosed and finely watered The
quality, and is equal to any land in tba VoiIar
i Hi Sirglnla lot grazing purposes This tract of
IAN .and wa; purchased by F. M Finley from Rrsu-
be sho,vr ana Inc title is good The land will
NJ MI Z. ~ Finley or VIM. Chapman n'h Esd ~ oy
LET isains OF sale-Sl725 with interest from tba
suit and SALE will be required in cash Ihe eOs1s OF
OF the purchase money in one I've a1
Ihree years from the day of sale for which to any
from tp ave PerS security, bearing interest
'tIe retained as ultimate security. anu 'ne
: to take place at II CLOCK. NJ. -o
JuAO-CU
EAECUTOR'S SALE OF LAM
Personal Property-As execntnDr "a ~ ~
VIII OF John Arion decd, 1 will OFF, 70 VI tne
e on Sae premises on FRIDAY THE 2ru sae
~ Ut AUGUSI, 1870, the valuable fsrn. "a 10
tine testator died seized lying in Angs al ~nlch
~ W. singi9ia and containing about IS0 coan-
no iatnd Is conveniently located he;oa S;t'as:
Az on the road leading from AZ SJ
rrc, ~ MT Soion and also on the rood Io-
with New Salem Church to Spring Hill " 1onS
Sasnlh one mile of the church; Is we'll in,nr ana
ino pttenty OF good timber in variety and -
iG saate OF cultivation. The Messrs Ar;nn
inc, ~ On the farm, will show it. to anv1ona m;sb-
an Inc same day will be sold all the parsono,
orp =; consisting of wheat rye. oats bav and
,eod ~ ~ Inc ground, farming implemantS 6ua
bea, VI norses and harness, and one colt rot4lo
np, ana hogs, and the household and ktcSen,
= n nd for the land -One hundred dollars in; in
an, o. balance one fourth in Six months and
,aan a,luer IN three equal annual payments ali
Il asang interest from the day of sale the mr..
masel 70 execute bonds with approved narspaal
tic et ~ and waving the Homestead. and the
10 pc retained ultimate security Possess
az az IN mediately. Other terms made known "a
" iui,,o ~ GEO. SEAWRIGHT' Ey,or.s
this Office e's'o' oopy ana SEND Dill