Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-09-10

TOR SALE, AN INTEREST OF ONE E
u THIRD IN THE ARM SPk Tt; .
most desirable FARM 4 WATERING PLACE Is s..
uated at Bath Court House, in beautiful ana iers
valley, on the Main Stage Road, 10 miles wess
of the Va. Central Railroad, at Millboro DePot
and 40 miles East of the Greenbrier White sulphur
Springs. The tracts of land contain 3, 900 Acres
AS Stock and Grazing Farm it is superior to any 9TH
er in all the country well watered, and has the advsn
tage of an extensive Mountain Range picturesdue
and mountain scenery are beautiful and sublime Ids
old and celebrated Watering Place noted and esteem
ed for its medical and curative qualities, saiuDriE OF
climate, health-giyng and superior pleasure BATHS.
There are now five or six delightful Baths and as many
more could be made as would be desirable, with but
very little more expense. The Warm Springs may DC
safely described as the Paradise OF watering
(al things relating thereto considered Ihe Della.
ngs are nearly new consisting OF large ana spacious
BRICK BUILDING, as a HoTRL, and other handsome
suitable and wearranged buildings for the accon,mo
dation of three hundred visitors The Hotel
ment is furnished with new good and comfortable FUR
niture. 1t sbeeved, by enlarged accommodationsa anu
with energetic and judcious management, they might
be increased considerably. All the supplies OF meals
grain vegetables &c. &c. necessary for the use Oh pe
Hotel establishment can be readily raised on inc
Farm.
Ipropose selling in connection, all my one-thlra In
terest Of the STOCK ofeyery sort FARMING oiEN'
SILS, &C. Also my interest in firstrste NEGRO SANs
Cook his wife and their three Boys children:
also propose selling in connection with my interest IN
the above mentioned property, my HOUSES on one q
lot at the Warm Springs, adjoining the SAID hoie
and other buildings in front of the Baths The bla-
ngs said lot consist of large threestory BRICK
BUILDING for HOTEL, and other suitable buildings
with Stablage for fifty horses and which was used And
kept Hotel for several years, and now under rent
and occupied for the of visitors to the Springs
Also three story BRICK HOUSE, part OF When T
BUILDING, with other buildings which now occupy
- A propose oppose, s selling fwo HUNDRED ACRES OF
LAND adjoining the Warm Springs tract heavily tlm'
bered about thirty under fence and in culiva'
tion-rich land and well watered.
also propose selling my FARM near Jackson XIV
err in Bath county, four miles from the Warm Springs,
containing SEVEN HUNDRED ACRES, hneiy UNI
bered with White Oak, Beach, Oak and Hickory. A
bout 300 acres under fence mostly cleared ana a.
bout so acres in Meadow About so acres more mead
ow can be made The land is well adapted to grass
and can be made desirable Stock Farm There is adj
joining an extensive mountain range; NJ. -.
wish to sell the following NEGROES: a Man. ms
wife and their children, from to 10 years DID, Al
so frst-rate Negro Woman, about 35 years OF age,
likely handy well disposed and brought up to house
business and likely Negro Girl, about 10 years OF
ter, not offered for sale for any fault
Persons disposed to purchase any of the above prop
erty had better come, and Judge for themseives
that be desired aESRG VII gys El'h
Warm Springs, August 10, 1865.
AND MMISsIONER'SSALE.
i BY virtue of decree, rendered at the last term
D, the Circuit Court of Augusta county in the case of
Shefey Trustee, VS.. Gushing and others, SHALL on
Friday, tile 2st day Of August 1856 sell on the prem
, uI9 DWELLING Wi and STORE HOUSE, and adjoin-
ng LOTS, on Main Street. Staunton, now occupied py
Edwin NJ. Cushing; also, the STORE ROOM adjoining,
low occupied as an auction ware room by Gushing d
Watts; ALSO valuable SLAVE, named Oliver.
At the same time and place, as Trustee OF E. d. and
A. E. Cushing,I will sell all the HOUSEHOLD AND KircH-
IN FURNITURE of the said E. NJ. and A. Z. Cushingj,
so all the Furniture of the Store Room BakenouSe'
md other Personal PSPsry Of SAID Of the
estate SO much to be paid in cash as may be neces
ary to pay expenses of sale and costs OF the Da
nee in g. H. is and "a months The slave, Oliyer,wl
We sold on credit of six months the otner persona
dollars or more on credit of three months; under ten
lollars cash. Negotiable Notes, with unquestionable
to be given for the deferred payments ana
he title to the real estate to be retained as ultimate Sc
urity. HUGH W. SHEFFEY, Trustee and Com'r.
July 16, l356-tds. printers fee :
POsTPONEMENT.-The above sale is post.
'oned till Friday the 18th day Of September nett &
Aug. 10, 1856. ID. ..
N 000 ACRES LAND IN X A.
lUsUUU NAWHA CO., VA, FOR SALE.-The
ubscrber offers for sale Ten Thousand Acres of Land
N the waters of Blue Greek, Kanawha, Va, ofgey SUI
srior quality for Wheat, Grass, Corn, Hemp FAX
acco Title unquestionable Blue Creek Is naviga-
1t is very heavily timbered and there is ready
ale for all Lumber at Kanawha Salines and CINCINNATI
here is also abundance of btuminous and Cannei
,oal Iron, &C., accessible for shipping One Hundred
| Tharo 10
lriss and Saw Mi, District School House, de- 1t is
i@s d. Ct p 81 asfes rn
to Farmers, Grazers, or Capitalists: Inc
ocaty is very healthy-distant ID miles from kanaw
IA Salnes and II from Charleston. Persons desiring
purchase. will call on the subscriber at Nicholas "
I Va. The Lumber will greatly more than pay ior
he land and clearing it, and the Coal Will atiord
teadv income. HENRY n. PRICE,
July 90, 1S56-Smos. Land Agen.
ID and unimproved Tracts in Nicholas and braxton
counties for sale. n u. !
SALE.-By virtue OF
decree of the Circuit Court OF Augusta countyren-
Tered on the goth day of June 1885, in the case OF Ann
IN Saturday. tie 1874 day Of September next to SELL on
he nremIses. the TRACT Of LAND of which Thomas
IcFall died seized and possessed, lying in Augusta
county, near Mt Pisgah Church, and containing q
,out Az Acres The improvements consist OF acoin-
ortable DWELLING HOUSE and suitable out-build-
TERxs OF SALE Cash for the expenses of sale and
costs of suit the balance in six twelve ana
eighteen mbnths bonds, with good security TO De Ia
zen for the deferred payments, and the title 70 DC re-
aimed until the purchase money Is Paia. ,ppppv
Auoust a 1s5s.-tds. Com'r.
LAND FOR SALE.MAs A.
Y gent for the widow and heirs Of John Mcclure,
decd will sell TRACT of LAND situated one mile
from Waynesboro, equi-distant between the Turnpike
and Central Railroad, containing 149 Acres; about
30 acres cleared, and the balance heavily timbered-
The improv ements are Dwelling Houses, very large
Double Barn, Smoke House, Kitchen, Corn Crib ana
Spring House, &C., with two good Springs, convenient
~ the house This Farm combines the advantages OF
being only one mile from three Mills, two Churcnes
and the same from the Waynesboro Depot and In the
midst of the best society Any person wishing to pur-
chase will do well to call the agent, who Will snow
the premises Terms and viii Rs % sSsnt
dating 500 JAMEo .. Doon, Agent
June 25. 1s5s-tf-vind copy. ~.
FARM FOR SALE.--Deter.
fer for sale valuable TRACT of LAND, lying on the
Spring Hill Road, about four miles from Staunton ana
Containing Three Hundred and Seventy-three
Acres 10 cleared and the balance heavily timDered
The fencing is oil in excellent condition. large
portion of the cleared land is well set in grass ana
there is on the place young Orchard OF well selected
fruit trees The improvements consist OF new Franz
sd DWEIIING HOUSE, Barn, and other necessary
new. Persons will come and examine
the land and it is deemed unnecessary TO enter into
particulars. -.
application to either Of u.s. H. a. rE0h,
June Is, 1S56.-tf y. Y. MI DD.
r AND FOR SALE will offer from this day
IL my STOCK FARM, containing FIVE HUNDRED