Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1867-07-16
AUCTION Sales.
harm FOR SALE AT AUCTION ON
II the Natural Bridge of Va.

By virtue of a decree of the Circuit Court OF
Kockbrldge, pronounced on the 18th OF April,
1866, in cause therein pending between John 81.
Greiner, Plaintiff and John NJ. Templeton' S
heirs, Defendants, shall proceed
ON THE 10TH OF A UG UST NEXT
to sell at auction, on the Natural Bridge of Vir-
ginia tract of land adjoining the Natural Bridge
on its South side, containing about 39I acres,
nearly 800 of which are cleared land
The Improvements are good Frame D,ceIling,
with five rooms, good stable and out houses a
large Store house, Blacksmith shop and two ten
ant houses.
The farm is well watered and timbered, with
several springs, and young orchard of selected
fruit, beginning to bear upon it, 1t is well adapt
ed to grass, and for grazing farm. 1t lies with
In two miles of Gilmores Mill, on the James Riv-
er & Kanawha Canal
TERMS Cash in hand sufficient to pay all ex-
penses OF sale, and for the residue credits OF
one two, and three years, in equal payments,
bearing interest from the day Of SALE the purcha-
ser executing bonds therefor with good security,
and the title retained until the purchase money
is paid.
The land will be sold unencumbered by dover
rights, and In gross and not by the acre.
Sale will commence at IL A. M.
Address j. B. Davidson, Esq. Lexington, Va.
JOHN III. GREINER, Com'r.
july 16-tds $10-Lynchburg News, Staunton
Spectator, Charlestown Free Press will publish
ids, note cost, and send bill to j. d. Davidson
Gazette & Banner.
CTEAM Saw-IiIl for sale.-I offer for
y sale valuable Steam Saw-Mill as good as is
In Virginia, all in good running order, within 8
miles of Lexington, Va. I will also give to the
purchaser contract for saving from fifty to sew
enty-ive hundred thousand feet of lumber, being
three-fourths of all the saw timber on 800 acres
well timbered land and the finest yellow pine in
Virginia, which is worth 81 per hundred feet at
the mill Any one who understands running a
Saw-mill, with this contract of saving will make
at least 0OO0 as all the timberi to be delivered
at the MILL so as to keep the mill in saving unit
the contract is completed. My only object in sell
ling, is, on account Of my health, not being able
Address at Lexington Rockbridge Va:
j. M. HOGSETT s. SON.
N. B.-If not sold privately, it will be sold al
public auction, on 1hursday the 22nd Of August
july 1O-tds-Staunton Spectator and Hagers-
town Mail copy IDS and forward accounts to this
otice.-Gazette & Banner.
DUBLEC SALE.-On Wednesday, the 24th
IL day of July, 1867, at Mt. Tabor Parsonage
l will sell, to the highest bidder, my Household
and Kitchen Furniture including Bureaus Bed
steads Tables, Safe, Chairs Dishes, &c. Also, q
No: Cooking Stove, complete; and three extra
Mich Cows.
Sale to commence at 10 O clock, at which time
the terms will be announced.
july9-1t j. d. SHIREY.
4 NICE HOME FOR SALE.-The un-
IN dersigned offers for sale, privately that val
liable property known as the
sSNAPP PROPERTY,n
situated about three quarters of mile West OF
Staunton on the Virginia Central Railroad. II
consists of comfortable dwelling, all necessary
out houses, and II acres of fine land Any one
wishing to purchase will call and examine the
place, or address me at Staunton, Va
Terms liberal
july 2-tf JOHN Fl. SNAPP.
UCTEON SALE OF VALUABLE
IA BUSINESS HOUSES.
We will sell, ON Saturday, July 13th 1867, on
the premises, at 10 oclock, A. NJ, that very de-
sirable property, belonging to Dr. j. G. M. Mer-
rilat, opposite the Va. Hotel, consisting of three
very desirable Store Rooms with residence above
Terms at SALE
july PIT PECK q CUSHING,
. a.....f Auctioneers.