Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1857-01-21
DACON QUARTER BRANCH TAVERN.

IDACON QUARTER BRANCH TAVERN.
d AND THIRTY ACRES OF LAND APPER
TANNING THERETO IN THE CITY OF RICH
M0ND, FOR SALE.-ln consequence Of advanced
erty. Ii has front on Brook Avenue of about 7SC
feet and depth of about 100 feet forming nearly an
oblong square. The whole premises is well enclosed
There are about 80 of land of rs great fertility
any similar quantity TO be found in Virginia Bacon
Quarter Branch runs through the whole length Of it,
nearly dividing the place into two equal parts. There
are several Springs emptying into the Rranch, and
so located as to rrgate nearly every portion of the
tract. The land is admirably adapted toa market OF
dairy farm. The buildings on the place consists Of
two BRICK TENEMENTS, 81 feet IS feet, two sto.
stories high containing 26 rooms with Stable for SO
horses two stories high, besides Kitchen Smoke House.
Ice House, GlanAry, Hay House, &c.
The buildings, though requiring some repairs, are
still in the main in good order Between the two
Brick Tenemens there ngs in East
ern Virginia which supplies the whole premises with
pure water, and also the lte-pond,,
Tocect speedy sale, reasonable price will be ia
ken for this property Upon the payment of third or
fourth in cash, the balance of the purchase money
can remain at interest for long time. The place is
prpverbal for its healtbiness 1t has been kept as
Tavern for about 70 years, and is SO well known to the
public that further description Is deemed unneces
sary.
Ii not sold privately in 60 days, it will be laid off in
to lots according plan and survey soon to be made
and sold at Public Auction, Of which due notice will
be given. An early sale, noWeNeI,MOuiu De prelerreu,
and In that event possession would be given in ten
days Applications to be made to me on the premises
Richmond, Jan. 7, 1s57.-lm JOHN GODDlN.
NATIONAL HOTEL, STANTON, VA.
IN The subscriber, who was recently Proprietor of
TAYLoRs HOTEL, Winchester, has eased,and is now
in possession Of that we'll known and popular House,
the NATIONAL HOTEL in Staunton. This House
has been long and ayorably known that little need
be said to call the attention ofthe public toit Having
had considerable experience in his business the sub.
scrber believes that he will be able by undivided and
assiduous attention, to make his patrons comfort
able whilst under his roof
To the people Of the county, especially, he would
say that his means of accommodation will be found to
be exactly suited to their wants. His Table will be
equal to any in the place. at all seasons of the year
His Servants well qualified and attentive and his
Stablng is unsurpassed this region of country for
Its extent and excellent arrangement He therefore
invites full share of the local patronage, with the
fullest conf lence that his guests will find everything
just as they could wish. For the accommodation of
the travelling public omnibus will always be in at
tendance at the Depot the arrvalofthe trains d will
convey passengers and from the Hotel free of charge
and in ample time for passengers to take their meals
and get to the in time t. their tickets and
seats Charges for Dinner and Horse feed, paid at
the time, 82T cts if charged, rs cts,
WIN. D. GILKESON.
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