Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1859-03-22
PRIVATE SALES.

TNMA RK ET.-T0WN PROPERTY AND
i FARMS.-Finding it inconvenient to give proper
attention to property in the County, and having de-
termined to settle my in the South, am desi-
rous of selling /. The PlTMAN FARM on the line
of the Central Railroad and Scottsve Turnpike, a.
bout ~ miles from Staunton, containing l62 A.
ores; we'll improved with DWELLING HOUSE,
Barn Stabling, Ice house, Spring house, &c. About
100 acres are clear, and in tine state OF cultivation,
and all in grass, and very productive 1t has on
IL a large collection Of choice young fruit trees,
and is well watered. About 90 acres are sown down
in small grain and under good fencing-a great por
ton being new plank fence. / hazard nothing III
saving that in my opinion there is not more desira
BILE "home farm" of the same size for sale in the
County, KS et
2. small tract of about rty acres situated abont
81 miles from the above. II has on 1t a good two
Story Dwelling House aud . shop, Offering fine
home for mechanic, and well Waereu, ana conVe-
8. tract of 800 ACRES in the Pastures, adjoining
the lands of VIM. Guy, Esq. Has on it good dwell
ling House, Barn and SAW MILL. The land Is ad-
mTably adapted for grazing and produces crops very
we'll, and is finely walered-belng the land pur-
chased of Samuel Gwiun.
A. HOUSE AND LOT in Staunton, in that part
thereof known as '.New Town" The house is two
story with kitchen and other out houses.
g. HOUSE AND LOT in Pointsville, about one
mile from Stanton The lot contains an acre. and
has on 1t q comfortable dwelling house. :.
I will make my terms reasonable and accommoda-
ting and as am determined to sell, persons In want
of the kind property have for sale will find 1t to
their interest to call soon and buy.
Staunton, Feb. s, 1859. b. +. POINTS.
4 SPLENDID ESTATE FOR SALE-The
N subscriber having determined TO make change
in his business offers Tor sale tue valuable tract land
called sELOCUST HILL" on which he now re-
sides He believes he hazards little in saying that II
is one of the most beautiful, fertile and desirable es
tates in the county, 1t is situated on the wa'H-0
Lewis Greek four miles east or Me ".-.s o.
contains aboahooo .-snton. Inc 'r 1ie.
we'll - ..vieS-every hood Oh WHICH Iie'
: Qua is arabic aad productive. 1t would SUIT wei
to divide into two farms it was originally IN twe
tracts There are about three hundred and twenty-five
acres of cleared land and the balance heavily timpered
The land is we'll set in grass, only what IS In crop ane
in high state of improvement. The soil Is remarRa
Bile for its fertityand adaptation to every agrcultu
production suitable to climate, such as wheat rye
oats corn potatoes clover timothy, &c, ana fruit
every description. There is a young Orchard o
choice fruit trees The Improvements consist OF tn
following buildings, all of which are eomparatiyei,
new and of the first order: BRICK MANSION
with nine rooms large and commodious BANi
BARN, Courthouse Icehouse, Carragehouse, stone
dairy, and well of good and never falling water
more detailed description of the property is deem
ed unnecessary as any desiring to purchase VII
of course, examine the property for himself. n,,n
Terms made very easy. Is. L. hElD'
March Is, 80. 49,