Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1890-08-29
COMMISSIONERS SALE
OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE I!

Pursuant to decree of the Circuit
Court of Shenandoah county, rendered in
the chancery causes of Catharine Painters
admir- VS.. Henry Hollars's exor., &c. and
George Hollar, &C., VS.. |. IIite Bird, &C.,
on the Sth day of April, 1890, the under
signed special commissioners will offer
at public sale in front of the court house
door, in Woodstock, Va. on
SATURDAY. AUGUST BOTH, 1879,
the following tracts OF land, or so much
thereof as may be necessary to discharge
the liens thereon and cOsts-which will
be sold ih the order stated below:
(a) A tract of land containing acres,
purchased by Perry J. Holar from Philip
Bowers, trustee of Vim. Christian, and if
the proceeds are insufficient to pay, then
(b) A tract of land now held by VIM.
A. Coffman containing 20 acres, as alienee
of Perry j. Holar, and if the above two
tracts are insufficient to pay said sum,
then
(c) A tract of land now held by Joseph
Mowery, as slienee of Philip Bowers
trustee of VIM. Christian, containing 23i
acres.
(c) And equally with this tract tract
of land containing 30 acres, now held by
VIM. A. Coffman, as alienee of Perry j.
Hollar. The above lands are liable for
one-third of the legacy recovered and one
third of the costs.
The following tracts are liable for one
third and costs in the order named:
(a) A tract of land containing CD
acres, now held by J. w. Hollar, or so
much thereof as may be necessary 10
pay three Fights of one-third and costs.
(b) A tract containing Al acres, now
held by Joseph Hollar of Henry, less II
acres sold to - WOlverton. and
(b) A tract containing 30 acres, de-
vised by Henry HOllar to Rebecca Coh-
man, wife of Reuben Coffman, IS acres Of
Ii acres is now held by Hsmman Haun,
and
(b) A tract containing 30 acres, de-
yised by Henry Hollar to Cathalin Reedy
and now held by her. The above three
tracts marked (b) are equally bound for
! fiye-eights of the One-third and costs.
The following tracts are liable for one
third and costs in the order named.
(a) A tract of land containing 64t
acres, conveyed by VIM. Christian and wife
10 JnO. A. HOllar anu now nelu OS thekSoiu
Jno. A. Hollar or so much thereof as may
be necessary to pay about one-third OF
the one-third and costs.
~ A tract of land containing 10 acres,
conveyed to Geo. Hollar by Reuben Con
man and wife "a pait of the 80 acres) and
now held by Geo. Hollar.
(b) A tract of land containing IL acres,
now held by the heirs of John Hollar dec a.,
under the will of Mollie Hoilar. The
above two tracts marked (b) are liable
for two thirds of one third and costs, and
if insufficient, then the following tracts
OF so much or many of them as may be
necessary will be sold in the aggregate
(c) Two tracts of land containing ~
acres now held by Hannah Haun, cob
veyed to him by Geo. Hollar, and II IN
sufficient, then
(d) A tract of land containing - acres
conveyed to same by same.
All of the above described lands lie IN
what is known as the HOllar, or Cotiman
hollow lying between the Narrow Passage
Creek and the Columbia Furnace Road
Parties desiring to look at the land
may call on Mr.. Geo. Hollar who car
show them the several tracts.