Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1879-03-18

chased by said VIM. A. Sitlington under deere.
OF sala court IN tne chancery cause of Andrew
S1tltngton's admir- VS.. Andrew SitlingtOn's
heirs, &C., and on which there is situated a Saw
Mil, Tenants house and other buildings, a por.
| ton OF which lands are cleared and in o good
state OF cultivation, and the residue whereof
are heavily timbered.
TERMS OF SALE.-Cash in hand sufficient to
pay the costs of said suits and the expenses OF
| sale, and the residue thereof in three equal an
dual instruments, bearing interest from the
e eet OF SAFE, the purchaser or purchasers to
ecuIe ponds for the deferred instruments with
sotc1 pelsonai security and the legal title to be
retained as ultimate security, " w
| s. II. LETCHER
| WIN. M. MCALLiSTER
inaiil-st Commissioners.
TOMMIsSIONER's SALE OF YaIUA-
~ Bile MI MIL Ld PROPERTY IN
The undersigned Commissioner of the cir.
CUT cOurI OF Bath county, appointed by de-
cree n OF the said court, pronounced at the April
1erm tnereOf, 1878, in the chancery cause there
| IN pending, in the name of Latham Carpenter
q Co., against Charles B. Hamilton, will pro-
coed, Dy virtue of said decree, to sell at public
| auction, TO the highest, in front of the Courts
house ofsa1d county, on
| Thursday, the 9th day Of March, 1879,
(being court-day,) the following named and de-
scrloed tracts or parcels of land belonging to
| the said Charles b. Hamilton to wit: q acres
part of LA acres; 9 acres part of rs acres: o
acres part of 80 acres; % acres and If acres.
making in the aggregate so acres, all lying on
| on which the said Charles B. Hamilton now
resides. Upon the said IA acre tract there are
situated Water Grist Mill, Dwell -
ing and other buildings, making the said 6ssaf
property a most desirable one for any. lHisl
person with small capital. The mill and
buildings are in good repair and are Surround
ed with good neighborhood. These lands
chasers. "
pay the costs of the said chancery suit and the,
expenses OF sale, and as to the residue of the
purchase money, upon credit of one, two, and
three years in equal instalments, bearing in
terest from the day of sale-the purchaser or
purchasers giving bonds for said deferred in
staments with good personal security and the
legal Title to said lands retained ultimate SCI
cur1ty: WIN. M. MCALLISTER, Com'r
mar4-4t Circuit Court of Bath county.
GALE OF A VERY VALUABLE REAL.
~ ESTATE IN THE CITY OF STANTON.
lnPursuance OF a trust deed executed by NJ
A. Miller to Orlando Smith and Thomas G. FL
der, of date September 9Th, 1872, and recorded
IN the Clerks office of the Hastings Court OF
dersigned, as surviving trustee in said deed,
will sell at public auction, upon the premises
that very desirable pr o aty at the
corner of Augusta and Frederick streets in the
city Of Staunton. known as the MILLER "a
HOUSE, Inc lot fronts about 20 feet E:a:S
west-side of Augusta street and about 70. l5xl.
feet on the North-side of Frederick street. For
| a more particular description of the property
reference is made to the aforementioned trust
deed. The improvements are large, substa,,
tlal prick dwelling, two stories high, with tase-
ments, nd all necessary Out-buildings
The property is in good condition. and has
been used for a number of years as a BOARDING
| House, for which it is admirably adapted
| 1t is not often that more desirable pronertv 10
offered at public sale in Staunton. -
TERMS OF SALE:-Cash in hand to pay ex-
money will be divided into three equal install
ments, payable at one, two. and three years
from day OF sale, with interest nom that day,
for which the purchaser will be required to give
bonds with approved personal security, and
the title will be withheld as ultimate security,
| THOS. c. ELDER -
feblS-tds Surviving Trustee.
DUBLTC SALE of VALUABLE NORTH
i RIVER LAND IN AUGUSTA COUNTY.
| VIRGINIA.-In pursuance OF a decree of the
circuit court of Augusta county, entered at its
| November term, 1873, in the causes therein
pending, under the name and style of Earbart
VS.. Crist, Trustee and ais, and Harm sberger's
Ensai r DC; VS.. Earhart and ais viii, as
also as Trustee in a deed of trust from John
Earhart and wife, dated 22nd of March. 1870,
and duly recorded in the Clerks office of Au-
| gusta County Court. proceed to SELL on the
premises, at public auction, to the highest bid.
der, on
Saturday, the end day Of March. 1874 =
the following real estate viz
lst, A lot or tract of land, consafnfn. bout
30 acres, lying on North River adjoining the
lands Ia, OF Reeves and others. and designated as
Ind, lot containing between two or three
acres, contiguous tolthe aforesaid LOT, knowa
l
| TERMs.-Cash in hand sufficient to paw eashs
| ana expenses OF sale.-residue of the purchase
money in three equal instalments, au one two
and three years from day OF sale, With inter- At
| from said date, for which the purchaser W.T. he
| required to execute bonds with approv cd ner
sonal security. and the title retainr d as uIti
paid. Town Nv SPTSTJ 10
feb2a-tds Commission err and TrnStaa
VALUABLE EAEM AT AUCIION.-In
" pursuance or decree ofthe circuit court
nn 4l,aC a
November, 1878, in the causes of Baylor VS.. Cal
hoOn and ais, and Sterrett and ais. VS.. Calh0on
and ais, and also of deeds executed to mo by
James w. Caihoon and wife, l shall, at IL
o'clock. on
| Saturday, March end, 1872
in front of the Court house, in Stauntop sell at
James W. Caihoon resides. The said Farm lies lies
in Augusta county, about six miles West of
Stappt2n, near r., the village of West View, on
Dotn sldes OF Middle River, and South of the
Staunton and Parkersburg Turnpike. and con-
talns 40 acres, more or less. Ii is Considered
on9 9l sa1 oesS farms In the county The r
| Ing and out-buildings. we'll OF water in the
yard, large Swisher barn with good EASTERN,
| be subject to the right of certain tenants TO a
portion Of the growing wheat crop Possession
VIII De given on confirmation Of the sale by the
| TEKMs.-Of thu purchase money, a sum suffi-
clent 70 p1y costs of suit and sale will be re-
ffairey ~ tae day Of sale; The rema. nder will
Win interest from the day of SALE Bonds and
approved personal security required Title re.
| tanned as ultimate security
| n,.,o JOS. A. WADDELIl,
IeoIo-tds Commissioner and Trustee.
| N0MMISsIVNER'S sAEE OF AVAT.
~ o BATH o S6RRSNT,rITG t1 EARM IN
pursuant % & decree pronounced by the cir
enlt SoHr1 1S q Bath county. at the April Term
tpending, in the name of Stephen A. Porteyr
Admr against VIM. II. Hulrs Admir- and osh.
ers, Inc undersigned, who was by said decree
appointed Commissioner for the purpose. will
9xLose 10 sale, in front of the Warm Sprin q
highest bidder, on T'0''' W
Thursday, the Gsaa dag Of March, 1870.
| e NsIuaole e4f.a%ang Farm, situated near The
| HeaIlps Springs. in the Falline Snring Vallev