Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1858-07-27
AUCTION SALES.
,TUApLE EsTATE In ROANOKE

VALUABLE EST A L IN kOANOnnIE
v COUNTY. NEAR BONSACK'S DEPOT, CON
TAINGNG ONE THOUSANDs ONE HUNDRED d
FIFYY-SEVEN ACRES, + r SALE IT AUC-
TION.-Wi be sold at auction, on the premises on
TLESDAI Y, tie 18th Of august, 1858, at IL o'clock,
NJ If tar II not the next tar day, that portion OF he
valuable estate i'll Roanoke county, recently owned
Mr. Fleming James, as lies on the right side OF the
turnpike road leading from Lynchburg 10 salem, con
tanning by recent survey, ,l5I Acres say one 'ao'
No of 727 acres, of which 2lo acres are ~
SIP acres in original growth and mainly the nnesl To-
bacco land. The other tract, No :, ~ sJ IN
which 1874 acres are cleared, and 23 acres III olgnu
growth as above mentioned On the largest 'ract ne
improvements are valuable, consisting VI laige
RKICK DWELLING, two stories above basement
;tb brick wing for Kitchen, No. all recently thor-
"ngbly repaired and painted, with new purches, be-
sides large Brick Barn, (needlng some repairs ah
excellent brick 0ice, Store or Lumber House. a COW
esed with tln except the barn; the aweilihs mouse
uavluy been covered with tin the past ear with gh-
mug rods complete. Also me orcnalu' ""iuen
ground, well of water, DC.
The cleared as Well most OF the ilmoered iana'
Is very lerile having line souherh eAposute' pens
similar III quality to the lands In that hegLporhoou'
winch well known, ana are regarueI as Among
,he most valuable in Virginia. the healthfulness OF
he climate and beauty Of scenery being unsurpassed
Tnls estate being within quarter OF mile o bon
sacks Depot The VlrginMand tennessee Railroad,
and less than quarter OF mile from nahuiac'uls
1our mill corn mill and saw mill lis within nine hours
travel of Richmond and Petersburg, and about TWO
hours from Iynchburg 10 either OF which places tS
produces can be easily and quickly transported lhe
neighborhood and society are excellent III hes WIN
in one mile of Covnei's White and Black sulphur
springs about i miles of Salem and about 0 OF the
large and hourishng Female Institute at Botetour'
| Springs. ,onor,
Persons disposed to examine the foregoing proper,
can do so III any time, ana they are particularly "
respectfully invited TO do so. -,
tn the above estate there is nearly 500 acres OF ana
in original grow H. the wood from which can be sofa
nj Bons,cks depoIut from 81 to $225per cord FROM
much of this land loads per day can be hauled anu
from other parts four or tve loads per day. This
would pay large proportion OF the purchase money
of The whole estate .o.o quo INV
IONS 10 sell the same. purchasers are invited 10 alenu
the sale As to tract No. q II VIII DC sou eot"oas .
ieast limit or reseve that purchasers may atleno
the sale with The expectation OF getting bargain tne
owners not having purchased the property with view
| of holding 1t. ,o
TERMS One third cash; balance at one ana Two
wears. for negotiable notes. bearing interest secured
Iv y ,rnSt deed. GODDIN a. APPERSON,
| July ~, 1868. n"e-.o"-----
| COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LAnD ~
| I MILLS-Pursuant 10 a decree OF tue Clrcui'
Court of Augusta county, rendered al lts June te,
1853 shall proceed, the premises, on 1@qTS4ay'
tire loh dan Of Augus next, to sell to the highest 6ie
Gsr the MERCHANT Midland LAND purchased BY
y q Brewer of James Cochran, Com'r, known as tht
"Churchvie Mills. 5.,r.or..
This Mil! is in good repair and repute, advantage
ously located in The midst OF large ana densey pup
Mated wheat growing community, accessible from all
pon y, without competition, and must OF ueceSsly,
f properlv conducted, do very large business lhere
| is also good SAW MILL. :. :;
The tract of land contains $685. Acres, is IN u
bigh state of uuvatiou has ON good BRICK DWELL
iyS HousE, Miller's House, and all necessary out
| houses, and other improvements :, :,
| This property will be sold peremptorily, and as II
is rare thai property with such advantages is in mar
ke persons wishing to puTohass. would DO well to sH
be sold either with the land or separate as may be
deemed best. .,,.,, a., ,,,oror,, to an,
one desilous of seeing it.
Should any wish to purchase the entlre tract d.
originally owned by James A. COchren, deco, au'
authorized TO say that the balance can be had upon
reasonable terms .,... ors.l
l-onefourth in four months, for which negohaole
note. we'll endorsed. will be taken; tho balance ID
three equal annual payments, the purchaser giving
bond with approved security, and ue retained Us u
innate security.
Nv address is Churchville, Augusta county.
'is "N>'' JAMES WILSON, Com'r.