Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1852-11-03
PUBLIC SALE OF PROPERTY
And Renting Of Lands.

N,HE undersigned having taxed himself will
4 the famous Rockbridge Alum Springs is anx-
ious to curtail his business operations in other re-
spects. He will therefore offer for sale and viii
sell at Cloyerdalc ON Thursday 4th day 1 .N0O
the following among other property, VIZ:
Upwards of $50 head of Cattle,
20 Horses,
one poney with hew saddle and Birdie, small LOT
of fat Hogs, $50 lbs bacon, 20 bis Flour, guam
tity Poland Rye, upper Leather, country made
Sole Leather, also large quantity Of Spanish Sole
Leather, Dry Hides, and Sheep Skins without
number, Hay, $50 gal. Whiskey, IS to SO of
them same demijohns filled with that same old
APPLE of the vintage of lS4S and which is just
one year older now than it was year ago.
wish to call attention to the Cattle. Over 100
of them suitable for spectators or feeders. Also
many fresh Mich Cows. Calves will say moth
ing about lest you should all bid at once. As to
the sheep some will say, the fellow in his hurry
has added enc too many, he means lGO; moi. So
Moreover this is perhaps the finest lot ever offer
ed in this region, being selected with care out Of
focks of more than 1900. Wool, thay say, has
very much advanced though never. found that
the case when had any to sell. Leather too has
advanced so say the sellers buyers deny it-come
to the sale and settle the question.
The horses are all young, from colts up.
Terms of Sale-$5 and less cash, over 5,cred-
il of months with bond and good security.
On the same day will rent portion of my
Matthews farm. About $50 acres under fence and
in sod. On this part there are no buildings. !
will also rent portion of the Cloyerdae farm with
the residue of the Matthews tract. I will state
Just here, to prevent your all leaving home, that
the Hotel is already rented.)
In these two parts of tracts now offered there is
upwards of 1900 acres under fence-6OO in sod
aid meadow The lands are worth the attention
of graziers the privilege cfthe range being worth
as much as the enclosed lands, having the control
of some ten thousand acres good range connected
with and adjoining the rented lands. The lease
to be for four years. Mr.. Fawcett, landlord at
Cloverdale, will show the lands, -,
o. Last but far from least, will sell in Har-
-sonburg on Saturday the 9th November,
so SHARES II. AND W. S. TURNPIKE SToCK.
Par value $50. This is rare chance. purchas-
ed them at song and expect to sell at the same
tune, consequently the and sometimes Apr CT
yearly dividends that have been declared, pays
well on the Investment Besides the company is
at this time bttthened with surplus fund OF
$500 and upwards and aDhat to dowithh embarrass-
es the Board more than Gen. SCOTS multitude OF
prisoners and trophies of war enchmbered him on
the nights of Cerro Gordo.
M. Harvey Effinger is fully authorized, first
to give away the stock to whoever most wants it
and then give regular transfer on the books. |
part with it only because am about to quit both
the road and the county.
Terms of this Sale-l2mo. bond and security.
The above advertised sales and renting will be
absolute; no bid, direct or Indirect, will be made
by the undersigned nor by any one for him.
days after the Presidential election. This will
be good place to come and sober off at.
JOHN W. FRAZIER.
Bath Alum, Oct, 90, 1852.
o. Wind, Rock. Reg, and Woodstock Tenth
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