Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1857-07-29
AUNT0N SPECTATOR AND GENERAL ADVERTISER.
REAL EsTATEF FOR

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| Y SALE.-Wishing to make a change in my bust
ness, will sell, Wednesday, the 2d of SsptemJe,
next one of the most desirable FARMS in Pocahonta,
county, Virginia, situated in the Little Levels The
Markings Bottom and Lewisburg Turnpike road, with
in one half mile of Mill Point and containing On,
Hundred and Serentyfcs heres mostly of the best lime
stone land of which one hundred and thirty or forty
acres are improved, Of which seventy-ye in grain
and the balance in grass. This farm is In neighbor
hood of good society. tits well watered; soil pro
ducing well all kinds of grain and grass; with conve
nent Buildings, good Orchard, and convenient "a
saw mills Touring mills, post-offce store, lanyard
&C., could be desired; also within reach of Little
Levels Academy, and Presbyterian and Methodist
churches All things considered, it is certainly one
of the best situated and most desirable farms in the
county.
Also, another FARM, one mile east of the above
tract, containing about ONE HUNDRED AND SIXTY A
cnEs of which more than one hundred are improved
and IN pasture. 1t is of good limestone land with
era Springs, House, Orchard, and the Turnpike road
passing through it,
Also, Two HUNDRED ACRES adjoining the first
named tract, of which perhaps 30 acres improved
the remainder is in good white oak timber have
also several tracts of good ranging land which would
sell. Persons from distance will be made acquant-
ed with the lands by the subscriber, the persons
residing on them.
1t is desirable to have one half or more of the pur
chase money down. soon after sale; but the partic
uars of the terms will be made known the day of
sale. Possession gwen to suit the purchaser The IT,
tie will be retained or lien upon the land held for
the deferred payments. JOHN Ii. RUCKMAN.
Near Mill Point, Pocahontas county, Va.
Should the day be unfayorable, the sale will take
place the next fair day.
July 80, 1S57-tds
- Rock Reg, Valley Star, Richmond Enquirer,
(semiweekly) and the Lancaster pa Intellgencer,
will publish ids. and send their acts to the Spectator
Office.
EXCITEMENT IN KANSAS THE Kansas
u fever being contagious, and unlike all other fe-
vers which infect the human system, enticng its vo
tary more closely to the of action, and being
under the influence of the same, have determined to
sell privately, and if not. will sell publicly, the
reside lying Stewards Greek, in the county of Bath
containing, in the aggregate, 700 ACRES, more or
less and within miles of the Marlborough Depot, on
the Virginia Central Railroad and three miles ofwhere
Manassas Gap Railroad must pass, if extended West
to intercept the Covington and Ohio Road. About $50
of this land cleared including about 40
of Meadow, well set in grass. There about 100
ores of land lying ridge with entire side al
ready exposed, which is admirably adapted to the |
ranging of Sheep and if hacked would produce graz
ing of the best quality; limestone soil of the best
quality, with an abundance of water attached. The
Improvements are comfortable two-story HOUSE.
large and roomy, with good Barn and other necessa-
~ out houses. more minute description is deemed
Unnecessary those wishing to purchase will exam
ne for themselves. would however say to those at
distance wishing to purchase in this section coun.
ry, that they would do well to come and see, as am
to sell.
Terms made known application to the subscriber,
Who will take pleasure i'll showing the land to any one
Wishing to purchase. VIM. G. BURGER.
July 30, 1S57-tds