Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1859-04-12
PRIVATE SALES
TN MARK ET.-TOWN PROPERTY

MARX ET.-TOWN PROPERTY AM
L FARMS.-finding il nconvenieBt to give proper
attention to property in the County, and having de
termined TO settle my sons In the South, am desi
rous of selling, l. The PITMAN FARM on the line
of the Central Railroad and Scottsville Turnpike
bout 215 miles from Stanton, containing I62 A.
ores; we'll improved with DWELLING HOUSE
Barn, Stabling, Ice house, Spring house. &c About
100 acres are clear aud IN line state of cultivation
and all set in grass, ana very productive 1t has on
ii large collection Of choice Young fruit trees
and is well watered. ABOUT IS acres are sown down
in small grain, and nnder good tencing-a great por
ton being new plank fence. ] hazard nothing III
saving that in my opinion there is not more desra
bic ssbome farm" Of the same size for sale in the
| County
q small tract of about thirty acres situated aboni
81 miles from the above. 1t has on il good two
Story Dwelling House aud shop, Offering a fine
home for mechanic, and is we'll watered and conve
nient to market.
8. A tract of 800 ores in the Pastures, adjoining
the lands of VIM. Guy Esq. Has on it good dwell.
ling House, Barn and q SAW MILL, The land is adj
miraby adapted grazing and produces crops very
we'll, and is finely watered-being the land pur-
chased of Samuel Gwiun.
4. A HOUSE AND LOT inStaunton, in that part
thereof known as "New Town" The house is two
story with kitchen and other out houses
5. A HOUSE AND LOT in Pontsville about one
mile from Stanton. The lot contains an acre, and
has on it a comfortable dwelling house
| will make my terms reasonable and accommoda-
ting and as am determined to SELL persons in want
of the kind of property have for sale will find it to
their interest to call soon and buy.
Stanton, Feb, s, 1859. b. F. POINTS.
4 SPLENDID ESTATE FOR SALE.-The
N subscriber having determined to make a change
in his business offers for sale the valuable racof land
called ssLOCUST HIhL,' on which he now re.
sides lie believes he hazards little in saying that
is one of the most beautiful fertile and desirable es
tates in the county Ii is situated the waters Of
Lewis Greek, four miles east Of Siaunton. The tract
contains about 500 Acres-every Rood Of which lies
we'll and is arabic productive 1t would suit well
TO divide into TWO farms as ii originally in two
tracts There are about three hundred and twenty-five
acres of cleared land and the balance heavily mbered
The land is well set in grass, only what is IN crop and
in high state of improvement. The soil is remarka.
BILE for It's fertilityand adaptation TO every agricultural
production suitable to our climate such as wheat rye
oats corn potatoes clover, timothy, &c and fruit Of
every description. There is young Orchard OF
choice fruit trees The Improvements consist of the
following buildings, all of which comparatively
new and Of the first order a BRICK MANSION,
with nine rooms a large and commodious BANK
BARN, Courthouse Icehouse, Clearinghouse, stone
dairy and well Of good aud never failing water.
A more detailed description OF The property is deem.
ed unnecessary, as any one desiring TO purchase Will
of course, examine the property for himself.
Terms made very easy. IT, L. REID.
March '50