Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1863-06-30
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June 28-lm. B. A. RANDALL & co.
DUBLIC NOTICE.-As Executor of Joseph
Smith. dec d, viii sell, in front of my store
house, on Saturday, July the 18th, DWELLING
HOUSE AND LOT attached, now in the possession of
Dr. b. b D0naghe Also, at the game time and place,
Mr.. Smith s interest in ''Miller's Iron Works" and
all the lands thereto attached, it being half
Subjected to an unexpred lease. Full description Of
above property can be obtained by applying to me-
Terms accommodating and made known day of
sale.
N. B. Any person having any claim whatever a.
gainst this estate mus make it known 10 me forth
with, intend settling the estate without delay
Staupton, June 23--3t* B CRAWFORD,
Executor of Joseph Smith, decd.
EOR SALE PRlYATELY--ONE HUN.
L DRED. AND FIFTY TWO AND THREE
FoURTHS ACRES OF LAND
There is fine spring End some twelve acres of
Meadow the farm will offer it for sale with the
growing crops on it-Gfrain, Corn, Grass, be.
II sold until the 18th day of July, it vii be Of
fered at Public sale.
Terms to suit the purchaser all cash, in pay.
ments. JOHN w. BROWN,
June e3-3t* Near Hebron Church.
4 STOLEN HORSE was left at my house, on
IN South River, on Wednesday night last the 18th
inst, S0RREL HORSE, some II or Is years old,
his hind feet white and other marks recolected.
The fellow that stole him. acknowledged that he stole
him Winchester He left the horse at my house,
and that night stole of my horses and left with it.
pursued him and arrested him, he then made the
acknowledgment, after which he escaped
June 23-3ts* CHAS. s. PATTERSON.
ESTRAY OR STOLEN--From my pasture, on
IL Thursday last, the 18th inst, DARK BAY
MARE, about or years old, both hind feet little
white. She belonged to soldier by the OF jon
as Bell Any returning the mare or giving in
formation to lead to her recovery, will be amply
rewarded. live Hermitage, Augusta county.
June 2s-3ts.* RICHARD FREEAAN.
a UGUsTA COUNTY COURT CLERKS
IN OFFICE, TO WIT:
ESTRAY HORSE.
Taken up, by Absaiom Michael, in the neighborhood
of Mt. Scion, in said county, Of the following descrip-
ton, viz;
horse of brown color, about 15 hands high, with
small star in the forehead fetlocks closely trimmed
small saddle gald the right side, supposed to be
six years old, posted before James T. Clarke J. P
and appraised at $3.50 before VIM. Temple and John
j. Cupp. Tlls horse came to the premises of Absa-
lom Michael following two cavalrymen.
Extract Teste,
VIM. A. BURNETT, D. G.