Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1857-07-08


CiOMMISSIONER'S SALE OF REAL 81
" PERSONAL PROPERTY.-Pursuant to de,
cree of the Circuit Court of Augusta county, rendered
at the June term 1857 will proceed TO sell at puonc
aaeG on n. Ws' g5 l EaRM ls' Belonging
to the estate ofJames A. Cochran decd.
This farm lies on the Jennings Gap road, about
miles northwest of Staunton. 1t contains G6G A.
cres.
This land is in high state fculivation, andis now
well set in grass.
The improvements are of the finest order consisting
of MERCHANT MILL with two pair of burrs and
one chopper; Also q SAW MILL--ail of which have
been lately thoroughly repaired. This is one of the
best Mill stands in The Valley of Virginia easy OF nc
cess and in the midst of one Of the most densely pop
ulated and prosperous wheat growing communities IN
the Commonwealth.
The DWELLING HOUSE is one of the most com;
modous elegantly fnshed,and conveniently arranged
houses in the countv-wilh all necessary outhouses OF
the best quality. There are also several other COM
Portable Dwelling Houses on the premises ,,.,,
This tract is divided into three parcels-the Mill
with rs acres of land tract of 29S acres, and one OF
292 acres 1t will be sold either as whole or IN two
or three parcels, to suit purchasers:
At the same time and place will sell TRACT OF
LAND living on Dry and Buffalo Branches, containing
SO Acres, in a good stale of cultivation-most OF
the cleared land is now we'll set in grass TINS farm
is convenient to Churches, Mills and Stores and with
in two and half miles of the Virginia Central Rail
tracts
will also sell TRACT of III Acres, lying at the
eastern base of the North Mountain, on Whiskey
Creek.
Also. small TRACT of 30 Acres, adjoining the
"L0ch Willow" farm, with good Log House on II,
and suliciency Of timber. Possession given imme-
diatey reserving only the privilege of taking off the
growing crops ,
will sell at the same time all the Farming Utensils,
Stock &C., belonging To the estate and some SHARES
of Do; aud Vnllav Turnnikn Stock
| am now residing upon the "Loch Willow farm,
and will take pleasure in showing all this property at
any time before the day of sale, to such persons as
may contemplate buying. My Post-oihce is Church-
ville Augusta county, Va.
TERMS-For the land, fourth i'll hand or nego-
table note at 90 days well endorsed, with interestad
ded in the balance in one two and three years from
dav of SALE with good personal security.
the personally will be sold on credit of months,
with bond and approved security.
July !, ls57-tds Prs fees
C1TRIBLING SPRINGs.-Th Mountain Re-
y trdat in Augusta county, Va. 10 miles from
Saunton and 81 miles from llGrrsonburg VIII be I'M
der the management of Mr.. PETER H. WOODWARD,
formerly at Jacksons River and for the last three sea-
sons at the Healing Springs
The proprietor respectfully announces to lnvaiids
and pleasure seeking public that by erecting e'ght
more double cottages and by improvement OF the prem
Uses since last season. that after the 10th of June, he
will be prepared with entirely nea0 furniture, and
sufficient number of attendants to offer visitors the
most pleasant accommodations in the Virginia noun
tains.
The waters of this place are unsurpassed in fact the
visitor at these Springs has the advantage OF all the
various waters belonging to the entire mineral region
of Virginia. q.
The Sulpher Water exccled by none except that of
Greenbrier.
The Alum Springs inferior to none, as tested for the
last five years. with the Chalybeate and Freestone Wa
ters oil at hand in abundance render this place. prop
erly, the MINERAL SPRINGS or VIRGINIA. -,
For pleasure seekers there will be music IN auenu
ance and the amusements and sports AFFORDED by
mountain resorts. ,
TEaMs-SlO per week; so for month OF four
weeks and reduction made for an entire season lor
,15y1 line of SUPERIOR FOUk-HokSE MALL
COACHES will leave Siaunton daily for this place,
after the arrival of the Eastern cars.
~ A line of STAGES is expected 10 pass the
Springs en- route from Has9n5nTg TO SatR Alum
Springs. ChEoLLi p.r,ld.,,
July 1, ls57-Gts proprietor:
CHANGE OF FIRM.-The firm of LAIRD
I LINK has this day been dissolved by mutual con
sent, through the purchase of James r. Laras inter-
est by John c. Kinney 1t will in future be conducted
by LINK & KINNEY.
The old firm will be settled by Mr.. Laird, and it is i'm
portant that all indebted should be prompt as pos
sbe in their respective payments go
Conformity, we take leave of our customers with
due appreciation OF their liberal patronage aiu Ies
pectfully invite continuance OF the same Tor the
new firm. Jas. W nAIHU,
Inlv / 1887 FRANK H. LINK.
NEW FIRM.
FRANK. H. LINK. JNo; e. Kinney
LINK 81 KINNEY
TTAVE this day become partners in the DRUG busi-
ii ness, and all they ask from generous public Is
to call and see them. Linn ~ AlNNEi.
Stanton, July l, 1S57-6t
SALE OF LAND.-In
I J pursuance of decree rendered by the Circuit
Court of Augusta county. at the November term 1885,
in cause therein depending between James d. kersh-
ner, plaintiff, and Alexander Laporte and wife, de-
PENDANTS, we will proceed to sell on the premises on
Fiav the 8lst dir Of uy at public sale, to the high
est bidder TRACT of LAND, containing about 200
ACRES (more or less lying in Hodges Draft, known
as the "Kentucky Farm, in Augusta county, on the
waters of the Great Calf Pasture and not far from the
Lebanon White Sulphur Springs. 1t has on it a
DWELLING HOUSE and necessary out-houses, and
a good growth of timber for lumber, posts, DC.
TERMS:-So much in hand as may be necessary to
nav the costs of sale and suit; the residue in three
oual instalments, at SIX twelve and eighteen months
the purchaser 10 give bond and sufficient security,
md the lille to be retained as ultimate security.
~ Sale to commence at II o'clock
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