Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-05-14
ATTENTION FARMERS u MILLERS.
Premium DOubie-Screen Grain Cleaner

PATENTED BY T. ]. DOYLE, APRIL, 1852.
tNHIS popular and extensively used Fan, which am
Il Manufacturing at my shop. in Staunton, Va where
have number already finished for the inspection of
farmers and Others has been awarded some THIRTEEN
in the last four years at Baltimore and Rich
mond and wherever il has been exhibited. 5000 OF
these Fans have been sold in Virginia and Tennessee
and could append hundreds of certificates to show its
superiority in expedously cleaning Wheat Clover
seed and all kinds of GRAIN but deem 1t unnecessary,
as trial of the Fan will give satisfaction 1t cleans
Cloverseed fit for any market without sitting, and Is
the best Separator that know in the world To in
sure one your next crop send in your orders early
Our teams will be passing through the county to &C.
commodate all that they may find in want OF good
Fan. Ny Fans have my name stamped on them, with
date of patent, &c. They warranted and given on
trial Communications addressed to L. j. Doyle, ut
Staunton, will be promptly attended to.
Staunton May I, 1s56.-Sm. T. j. DOYLE.
TNO LAND BUYERS.-The subscriber now Of
i fers for sale, privately, his FARM, lying in Angus
ia county, three miles above Waynesboro', on the
Grcenvile Road adjoining the lands oAbraham Grove,
Geo. Shirley. Capt G. G.. Miller, and others; containing
200 ACRES l25 of which is cleared and in high state
of Improvement; the balance heavily Timbered; toget-
er with two Apple Orchards OF select Fruit; two Wells
of excellent water convenient to the dwellings fine
Timothy Meadow, of about 10 or IL Acres. The
DWELLING is new and commodiOus, with four large
Rooms and all other necessary Oubnildings. Garden,
&c Being determined to sell, he will offer such in
ducements that those wishing to secure a desirable
Farm may find it their interest to call and examine
for themselves The terms will be made moderate.
Address HARRISON II. K0INER,
April 80. lS56.-3m. Waynesboro', Augusta CO., Va,
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.-In con.
| sequence of the embarrassment in which | am
placed by being surety for others, offer my FARM
for SALE on which now reside situated in the county
of Augusta, 90 miles West Of Saunton, within one
mile Of the Va c. Railroad, and one and half miles OF
the Caigsville Depot containing about 400 Acres, OF
which some 275 acres cleared and in good state OF
cultivation the residue is well tmbered. This Farm
is well watered, having on 1t some seven or more
Springs Of good quality, with Smiths Creek running
through the entire place The improvements consist
ola comfortable Two-story HOUSE, Kitchen, Barn,
and all other necessary out-houses =,
There are IS acres of good meadow land on the
p lace
Those DESTROYS of owning farm of this description,
would do well to call and view the premises, for it is
seldom that farm of this description is in market
Bargain may be expected LUKE WOODWARD.
april 80, lS56.-4t.
VALUABLE LAND IN MARKET.-Inpur-
suance of deed of trust executed on the 26tli
day of October 1854 to the undersigned, by George
Rankin, | shall proceed, on the premises on Saturday
the 3lst day of Hay next TO sell ut public auction, for
cash, parcel of Land containing 25SM Acres, (or
so much thereof may be necessary to meet the pur
poses of said deed) Said land is i'll the county of Au-
gusta on the waters of the Middle River, adjoining the
lands of Samuel b. Finley, John Hoof and others
The land is of irst-rate quality, well improved with
good Buildings and Is one OF the best Farms In the
county.
The title is believed to be ndisputabe, but acting as
trustee shall convey such title only as is vested in me
by said deed. n. X. TROUT,
April 80 1856. Trustee.
4 VALUABLE FARM IN MARKET, four
n miles West of Greenve, in the upper end of Au-
gusta county. will offer the above named Farm at
public auction Saturday the 31st day Of Nay next
ifnot sold privately before that time This Farm con-
tans 266 Acres lies well in form, and is well watered
having four good Springs well situated to water stock
! GatI Arrar n
fine Timber Land different portions of the Farm.
| The improvements are o Large Brick DWELLING
no USE, Brick Smokehouse, Stone Spring House, and
other necessary outbuildings. deem it unnecessary
to say more, US persons wishing to purchase will view
the property. JAMES ALLEN
| April 30, ls56.-tds.
ONE DOLLAR FOR FIFTY CENTS
~ The subscribers, with view of removing to the
West will sell their and beautiful stock OF Ready
Made CL0THINGa at Cost for Cash. They would, there
FORE call the attention of the public to this chance
now offered and invite them to call soon, while theil
stock is new and complete. They have also on hant
q beautiful assortment of Gentlemen's Furnishing
Goods, Hats Caps, &C. NJ. HIRSH 4 co.
~ Their store is on Main street, nearly opposite E
NJ. Cushings Confectionery
| May Z, ls56.-3t.
NTOTICE.-On Wednesday the 4th day of June
IN 1886, on the premises will lease, to the highes
bidder the DWELLING HOUSE and Garden belonging t.
Martin Wygand, in the town of Staunton There are
from to 10 acres oil land. Inc garden Is In nlgl
state of cultivation with abundance of fruit Tht
time of the commencement of the lease, will be thu
lst of November, 1856 / will also sell at the sam,
time and place. at public auction the personal property
of said Wygand. Terms announced on the day of auc
! ton. A. j. CARRIER, Comr.
May Z, 1S56.-4t.-printer's fee S
500 ACRES MOSTLY LIMESTONE Land
! i FOR SALE!-The subscriber offers for sale private
" his farm in Botetourt county, lying ON both sides
Catawba Creek four miles from Fincastle. There are
upon the place all necessary improvements, with thu
addition off SAW MILL and GRlST MILL. Ifdesiret
the farm would be divided into four tracts, with i'm
provements each. Upon the purchase money extend
time will be given, if desired if the payments be sc
cured and the interest thereon paid annually For fur
Their information address the subscriber at Fincas Va
! April %, ss5S.--tf DR.. WIN. NJ. W00DSON.
nARGAINS!-J NJ. HARDY has on hand tin
/ - largest stock of CARRIAGES AND BUGGIEs
ever offered in this market which he is determined Il
sell as low rs be bought elsewhere for cash or ap
proved paper. Also large stock of second hand worl
on hand. Staunton Ap. %, lS56.-2m
| r. Reg Lex. Gaz. copy mos.
] NTOTICE.-Ito rewarn all persons tresspassing up
on my lands in the way Of sailing cattle and pulling
down my fences from this date.
\. April go, ls57.-3t' ALEX. CRAWFORD,
LARGE lot of Slippers Caters and Watkins
/ N Shoes for sale by JNO. NJ. NELSON.
Staunton, April Is, 1855.
4 A NICE lot Of Ladies Dress Goods of variety
/ N styles, for sale by JNO. u. NELSON
staun.on, April Is, lS56.-Town papers copy all.
.fC,HADS in 4 Barrels, for family USE for sale by
TS .uf-tt STAPLES MARTIN & co.
+! stauntOn, May 7, 1856. 50 @ as