Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-06-11

and survey of the Estate. f.J.
Richmond, May IA, :lS56.-tds.
p. S.-As many persons have expressed q desire to
purchase the foregoing estate, it has been suggested
that the terms of payment are two short. In order 10
effect a sale, and to accommodate the persons alluded
to above, the terms of sale will be changed to the fol-
lowing, viz 1-5 cash, or in lieu of cash, q satisfactory
endorsed negotiable note at 8 months, with interest
added, balance at l., 2, 3 and years, Tor negotiaoie
notes, interest added, secured by a trust deed.
GODDIN & APPERSON, Aucts.
June II, 1856.
DUBLIC SALE OF LAND, &c.-0n
L THURSDAY, tile 26h day Of June, will offer at
public auction, on the premises, that partofmy FAhM,
in the county of Augusta, lying west of the Railroad.
The land lies about two miles west of the Cralgsvllle
more than half of which is cleared, and the remainder
in the original forest growth of Oak, Hickory, White
Pine, &c. The land is we'll watered, under tolerable
fencing, and in an improving condition.
There is a good deal of Low Ground, which has been
recently Ditched; and Meadow to the extent of sixty or
seventy acres may be made.
The large quantity of meadow and the proximity OF
an extensive mountain range, render this q valuable
farm for raising young Cattle, in connection with O
grazing farm in Eastern Virginia while the salu6rity
of the climate, its easy access by Railroad, and its near.
ness to the Rockbridge Alum and other Springs would
make it q pleasant retreat from the heat ofthe summer;
There are no improvements on the place, which VIII
give the purchaser the exercise of his own taste and
Judgment in building
: There are Grist and Saw Mills within two miles and
Plaster Mill about 2115 miles distant. will take pleas
ure in showing the place to any person, who IS desirous
of purchasing.
annual payments, bearing interest from date, which
will be payable annually. The deferred payments Will
FENTON NJ. HENDERSON,
Nav %. lS56.-tds. Craigsville, Augusta Go.
10Y Richmond Dispatch copy above 3 times success
sively in daily, and thence once a week in daily IDS.
At the same time and place, l will selat public sale,
nv STOCK, consisting of one Horse, one Wagon, with
shafts and tongue and two sets of gear; one Plough,
with gear for three horses one Sow and Pigs; some
young Hogs some articles Of Household and Kitchen
Furniture, and, possibly, my share of the Crop OF Oats
and Corn now growing on the place. Terms Maoe
known on day of sale. +. NJ. II.
r. TURK, Auctioneer. May Is, lS56.-tds.
DUBLIC SALE.-Wil be offered at public sale,
i on SaturdaNAe 21St day Of jane next,my HOUSE
and LOT, situated in the town of Middlebrook, Angus
ia county. Also, at the same time, q lot Of sA Aho
Dwelling House is a large Frame Building, well paint,
ed, very convenient, and has a large room connected
with it we'll suited for a Merchant, Saddler,Shoemaker,
&c. The situation is central, convenient to water, DC.
As 1 am the only Saddler in the place, it would be q
fine stand for such O business. All necessary out,
buildings arc on the lot. A great bargain may be had
in this property, l being very anxious to 20 to the
West next fall. JoHN UlL.
NAY 20,
In addition to the above property, I will sell on the
same day, Sc Acres of LAND, within one mile OF Mid
dlebrook about 10 Acres cleared, and the balance hne-
ly timbered. To any one desiring to purchase proper
ty in the village, this land would be valuable append
age, or to a Mechanic wishing to purchase q home, 1t
is in one of the very best neighborhoodsi in the county,
and no land superior to it in point of soil, locality, &C
Terms accommodating, and may be known by refer
ence to A. d. Lightner, X. Turk, or myself: nmch a
piece of land is rarely in market. JOHN uTZ.
June A, lS56.-tds
VTALUBLE LAND IN MARKET.-In pur-
suance of a deed Of a trust, executed on the 26th
day of October, 1854, to the undersigned, by George
Rankin, | shall proceed, on the premises, on SATURDAY
the s1st day Of Nay next, to sell at public auction, for
cash, a parcel of LAND, containing 25SH Acres, Torso
much thereof as may be necessary to meetthe purposes
of said deed.) Said land is in the county of Augusta,
on the waters of the Middle River, adjoining the lands
of Samuel B.. Finley, John Hoof, and others. inc land
is of frst-rate quality, well improved, with good Build
iugs, and is one of the best Farms in the county.
The title is believed to be indisputable, but acting as
trustee, I shall convey such title only as is vested In
me by said deed. n. II. IhUot,
April 80, 1856. lrus"e'
POstpOnement.
Al the request of George Rankin, the sale OF his val
liable Tract of Land, above advertised, is postponed 10
Saturday the 9lst day Of June, 1856. when 1t Will GER
tainly be sold. n. K. TROUT, Trustee.
June 4, 1856.
DUBLIC SALE.-In consequence of my feeble
III health, | will offer, to the highest bidder, on He
20M of June meet, ON the premises, my kAOI OF
lying on the Big Calf Pasture River, ad-
ioing the lands of JOS. Mann and others, ana contain
ing 1885, Acres, by recent survey. It's Wen a9apt
ed to the growth of Timothy, Glover, and all kinds OF
Grain. About 1876 acres of it is cleared, ana ine pa,
ance very heavily covered with Oak, White Pine and
Hickory, which renders it very desirable to any one
wishing to engage in the Lumber Business; The I'M
provements are @ good Log DWELLlNU MUSE,
Rorn Ec Also n GOOD NA w MILL. ..
TERMS :-One-third in hand the balance in three
equal annual payments, the purchaser giving bond with
good security for the back payments.
Privilege will be given to put IN q lal crop, ana lui
given on the 25th of December next.
May 81, 1856. =. a. OALlOON.
NOTICE.-DR. WIN. n. HARDIN,
wi a Graduate of the jefferson Medical College, of
Philadelphia, of the New York Medical college, OF the
city O ON York, of ot ths New Of I G hon OP'c conferr ne'p ppon
him by Professor r. Ogden, Doremus OF the Chemical
Laboratory of the city of New YORK, signed py Horace
Green, NJ. D., Emeritus Professor ana President OF the
Faculty of the New York Meaica aao SEne e M InG ;ne ex,
fers his services to the citizens OF MIDDLEBRooK, Au-
gusta county, and surrounding country
Taving snent the past winter in the various Medical
Colleges, Hospitals and Dispensaries IN the city OF New
York, and also having d1gs taS Sura : cg~is Chief N 4e Of the Hum fua.
:" ornv viii nav especial attention to OPERATIVE
SnpappY Diseases Of Females, and the Respiratory Or
gans. ,c,uoh,o,h. NJ.
Q he NAV be found at the Middieorook Hotel, or the
Office lately occupied by DR.. Warwick, unless profes-
sionally engaged. -.
Middlebrook, June 4, lSo6.-lV..
WHITE & PATTONaJUNE 4, 1866
w Have lust added to their Stock, received by Ex-
Crane shawls, Black Brocade Shawls,
Lace. Muslin and Cambria Collars d Under Sleeves,
iPk and Cord Barcges,, plain and plaid,
Rarega de LANES, S6allies and Shally de LANES,
Printed Muslins, Lawns, Canton Cloths,
Brk and Cold Persia Cloths,
Irk and white elegant Bonnet Ribbons,
MOtJRSiNG GOODS, Brown S~hirtings, Sheetings,
Drills, &c, &C., &c.
IXTANTED-A BOY from twelve to seventeen
w wears old, to learn the SH0E,MAKING bust
Annlv to the subscriber at the Toll Gate on the
Turnpike, about one mile and q half from
"~' w.
May 2s, 1S56.-Sts.
NHURNS.-A large lot of Thermometer CHURNS,
I ofall sizes, for sale by
staunton, April 16, 1856.
Tierces best quality Rice for sale by