Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1863-06-16
NEW ADvERTIsEmENTx.
INVEST OLD CONFED Mn MONEY

INVEST Old COEFED MONEY
DESTROYS contract nv hus;nass r
will SELL at public auction, the village a. NJ So
at IL A. NJ, Thursday, tie 23d of Julu tn tnn
following tracts OF Land, viz: the eta SKRRsI ",
about 205 acres lies on Harrisonburo ~ W
Spr ngs Turnpike adloinug DUO. ~,
Bell and others. AND IS regaroeo the cseu, ~ n
late Cameron tract OF ESQ acres. II has ali ~
ter that tract, pretty stream, that can h. ~
aged AS tn water 70 or acres Of meadow IT,
tract can be easily divided Into tasefarns: has -,
exposure. TIE saw ldili" tract is two miles co.
Of Srbipg Springs, ON Treenlason Rum coptanins
between SIX and seYoa hundred acres There is one
of the best circular Saw Nils on it, with Iath sow ~
corn mill attached capable of cutting to 1000 feet of
Ia mber per day. The fnestpine and oak timber o.
nough to run the mill for years. Near Leo
ed and IN good cultivation Fifty bushels of corn and
three tons OF grass per have been gathered from
this land and In It's adaptation for clover seed or so
meadow land, equal to any. From the number "a
small reams running through it, hundred acres Of
watered meadow be made. As an outlet for sbeeT
and young stock it s well situated and can be chean
~ enclosed. as site for extensive Tanperv no
place has greater facilities. Water power from the
Saw Mill can be used to lift the hides and empty the
watts, bark inexhaustibe il aSew hundred Yards The
Quantity of fax seed now do will Justify an oil mill
attachment to the Saw ELL, the fixtures for which
can be had cheap. A Cafd mschins may also be at
tached, the power being slT6aspt. The tract can be
divided into two ~ farms but one man ouoht N
own the whole: II 81 Two Houses on the Tract,
one log and frame containing five rooms, pastered
L
wishing to see the property in my absence will be
SHOWN 1t by Richard FL. Dudley who knows the lines
OF the first tract and Abram Shower on the Saw Mil
tract. will give information of the last named
Cash IN hand for both tracts and the old issues of
sale ~ -
.ss Rockingham Register publish to sale. and
charge Spectator.
1 AND! LAND!! LAND lathe subscri-
~ pei proposes to sell, privately, until TUESDAY,
me t4tn July 1858, II not disposed of by that time
ralfgs psoiisiy sold on that cay, the premises.
we Tracts of Land, knowna s'Crawfords Springs
lrs containing 400 Acres, one-haIf cleared and in
good state of cultivation the balance in first class
timber. There One Hundred and Forty Acres
cotton Land, 60) Sky Acres of good Meadow
4 lnere are on the property two excellent Sulphur
springs considered by Professors Rogers and Maupin
of the University of Va as being inferior to none in
the State for its medicinal properties The improve
ments can comfortably entertain so to 100 visitors
aso all necessary Out-houses This place is sitated
Is miles west OF Staunton at Pond Gan station on
the Va. Central Railroad.
SECoND.-One Tract adjoining and CONTAINING aOO
Acres. one-haH cleared, good state of c1Itya-
ton, the balance in the best of timber There are 100
Acres OF the best Meadow Land, zoo Acres now in
good Meadow, producing annually over 500 tons q
hay The rest OF the land is smooth and easily chilli
vated, 1T Is among the best stock farms in tb,
the State having one of the best mouDfa;n
ached to It, T1e land 10 well Tstared. and has on It
wo Vnaly oeate springs, and one running spring of
go b. SAT- Improvements consist Of
III IfdndfleSs OriSt anu saw NIL,
u n,iS saoe iSeng House, which little repair
souIu m-Ne perfectly comfortable The Va Central
Dad runs through this property Persons desir-
ne any further infoTaton, will please apply to Alex
Crawford, Pond GaTs Augusta County, Va.
TERMS-To suit purchaser, all Cash, or on time
If desired will sell large lot of Stock and Furni
ure with the property.
June I6-tds. ALEX CRAWFORD
~ Rockingham Register, Lyuehburg Daily Re
publican and Richmond Daily Wing copy till day of
ale and send bill to tais Office
AUCTION SALES