Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-05-16
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The first Tract that will offer, is that on which
is situated all the Improvements and contains
1S6 Acres, 9 MooAs and 26Po\es,
lying West of said public Roads About So Acres
Of this Tract are well timbered and the cleared
Land in pretty fair state of cultivation III is one
of the best watered TRACTS OF LAND in the
State. two small streams running entirely through
it, severa! never falling Springs and hydran, in
the yard. The buildings are a large BRICK
MA DWELLING HOUSE kNA
H.lHa- with eight commodious Rooms. lh.lLa
with Cellar entire, divided into three rooms. A
bout 200 yardsfrom the Brick House is comfortable
Stone and Wood Dwelling,
KITCHENS and large BARN, STABLES, SC.
The Brick or MA fJSION HOUSE, is beau
tfuy situated on Hill with Porches Command
ing fine view of a part of the Town of Staun,on,
and the surrounding Country. l speak from an en-
perience of two years residence on the premises,
when say that with care in farming and alttle
expense and taste in improving, this might be made
one of the most productive farms and one of the
most beautiful residences in Virginia In point of
health it cannot be surpassed. II is situated about
three fourihs of mile from the Town Of Staunton,
enjoying all the advantages of Schools, Churches,
Markets, Sc, &C., and i, is 10 be hoped will ere
long ENJOY the advantages of i Rail Road To Rich
mund The advantages however. of increased IA
cili;ies TO market by the Rail Road and thereby an
increased value TO this property will be realized by
the purchaser as we are not able To hold on 10 il I'M
I'll the road arrives All however, that are sorry
for is that these Landsare without some one to vote
on them In favor of the contemplated subscription by
the County for making the road
will next offer a Tract containing
SO Acres, 2 Foods and 80 Poles.
adjoining the Lands of A. H. III. Stuart the and
the I.unatc Asylum and Others Z part Of which
Is tmbered, on which there are two Springs, a
hapdsor,c situation for an improvement and might
be made very neat little Farm with the residence
about three fourths of mile from Staunon The
Land is very susceptible Of improvement.
| will next offer Tract lying between tile pub
lie road, adjoining the Lands of VIM. Kinney, con-
tanning
G5 ACRES
minus Poles, on which there is a very fine spring
with pretty situation for tenement About II
Acres Of this Tract is beautifully timbered The
whole has Southern exposure and might be made
a pretty little Farm, with the residence Just one
mile from the Town OF Saunton.
The residue of the Lands, about PIG ACRES,
part of which is very superior Land and well
timbeed, will divide into Lots before the day of
sale, TO suit purchasers.
1t is here perhaps proper 10 say, that all these
Lands are so situated that the purchaser of the
MANSION HOUSE Tract, if he wishes to own
more Land can very conveniently extend his pur-
chase The Lands are separated by the public
roads.
| TERMS One third of the purchase money
will be required on the first day Of September, lS49
at which time possession will be given, reservina
the growing crops, and the residue in three equa
annual payments, without interest Personal Sc
curi,y will be required for the deferred payment
and the tile withheld until all the purchase mon
ey is paid All will remember that these term
are very accommodating. will hero, in order tina
all may have full notice, state that the sale viii
commence on the day above specified at half pas
O'Clock, precisely.
| DAVID S. YOUNG,
Ex'or. of John Mcdowell, dec d
| May 9, IS4o-tds