Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1880-05-25
[E. NJ. Cushing & Son, Auctioneers.]
GALE OF
Valuable Real Estate


the unaeasgsed 81 Stacy Moft aaa vie
the 8ah Gay Of Agr a and duly Ct re-
of the City of Staunton, D. B. No. 8, page
and in the Clerks office of the County Court of
Augusta county, ID. B. "a, page III. we will pro-
coed, on
Wednesday,. the sOth day of June, 1850,
to sell at public auction, at the Courthouse, in
Staunton, that ELEGANT RESIDENCE A.-A
in the city OF Staunton, now owned and E#ssSi
The property contains I ',crss end 3
poles. aud is situated on the North side Of
Frederick street in the western portion OF the
and surrounded on alt sides 6y choice shrub
berry, flowers, and shade trees. The terraeed
groTnGs haEe been laia Oh with artistic taste
growths, presenting charming and health
| full rural appearance. and combining to make
| ings are probably the best constructed in the
Valley OF Virginia, the architecture of which
| was studied and adopted by the late Edwin NJ.
Taylor, an eminent Civil Engineer and'Archi-
| tect, who superintendent the making and plac-
| ing of every brick, the timbers and the entire
finish of the structure,-;whiist the location il
apart from the stir and dust Qf the CITY, it is
Schools. chnrch E Ge NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
are of mot,efn design and CONSTITUTE one of the
most desirable and valuable properties ever
placed upon the mark ct in this section. A per-
ton of TIE lot in the rear Of the house viii be
subdiyided into lois ana the property will be
| offered for sai3 IN parcels, nrst, and then as
whole, and the mode which realizes the most
will be adopted. Plats, descriptions, &C.. can
| be seen at the Office of Hudson & Patrick, and
| the property will be shown by the present oc-
| cupant to any one DESTROYS of inspecting 10.
| TERMS.-Cash in hand sufficient to pay the
costs of executing this trust, the unpaid taxes,
| and small cash payment of about $4,000, and
| the balance on q credit Of one, two, three, and
! four years from day of sale, payable in equal
annual instaiiaentF, the pGachasefG giving bonds
| for said deferred fnstalnfsnts W, Sh approx d
| personal security, bearing interest from date
| and waving the homestead eXemp tion, and the
| title to be retained as ultimate security, and
the purchaser will be required to assume the
taxes of this year. -
my25-tds VIM. PATRICK, Afas'ees'
v ONES a TIE esreki. saart 1t III highland
Louis N. Medlung. administrator of VIM. NJ
Sommers, dec d....... Plaintiff.
| against
SamI Nee, Lena, and william Sommers, in
FAINT children of said w. M. Sommers, decd,
John NJ NJ, Reexrodse, A: W. Campbell. A. 81.
Jas; Z. Newman. Admir- of VIM. P. Kinkead,
decd, VIM. Swadley. VIM. Hevener, David
Snyder, John S. McNuIty. Aa:a's Of James NJ.
Conrad kr "a sr, A. ailf steph e. +. Ste
phensdn, surtig Ek'or Of. David stephenson
sa@ Of abn Stepn enc6
W. Chew, PaEi Lightner, Admir- o. Jarnes Gay,
dscd. JaEsd 4; Erwin, p. Y. i,aekman, Louis
Admrs, G. t. q. Of +. 4. Hull, decd, Rudolnh
Turk, and Jared A. Jones. Admir- Of VIM. W.
fiemins aec IL GTaScEKY DEFENDANTS
I The object of this suit is to have settlement
of the transactions of the Plaintiff as Admir- of
VIM. M. Sommers, decd, under the direction
of the Court; to marshal the assets due said es-
| tate, and to have an account of the debts
against said estate taken s.aWips ihepfiori-
due BY
| or III his cabacity as Sheriff of Highland coun.
| ty, and if the latter, showing also which set of
said Sommers's sureties as such Sheriff is
a Ana It sFhearIpg bE aaas,. aled that the
appear here within one month after due plrbli-
cation ofthis order, and do what Is necessary
to protect bis interest. q T Te ,Ts5rNv ,,o.,
Chas. P. Jones. p. q. may254t
GALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
NJ Pusuant to the authority of a deed oftrust
executed to me by T. I. Burke on the ard day
IL RSo pSs sr 10 4 lei Il bab5 sasoBp af fa
front Of the Court -house in Stauufon on
Aoadoy. tEe 2ll1 dSoy q Ifsy, Iss0,
(the same being eoprt-day.l o HOUSE 81
and LOT IL the suburbs OF staAnton, HsHf
near tbs efOeerty Of James A. Piper CON- assl,
tanning u of an acre. The house is new
frame building with five rooms and a kitchen,
ana oack and front porches. There is also
large new stable with room for four horses, and
all necessary outbuildirgs On the lot; and it
is enclosed with good plank and paling fence
IEkMs-Cash in hand $4,000, and the bal
ance on a credit of six, eighteen and thirty
months, from day of sale-t the purchaser g;ying
bonds with approved personal SECURITY hearing
exemption iand the e.tlet0 De retainad' as Suiti
ma?e SECURITY. WN. a. HUDSON
JOHN II. McCUE.
mayli-tos Trustee.
P9sTPQNEWEyT.
ti,e aaGEa sale IS postIsoaed' Until iSz..resny
ne3t, The 2Fh fasf. WM. A. HUDSON.
JOHN II. MCCUE,
may2o-tds Trustees
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