Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1868-04-07
NeaU Advertisements.
EOR SALE-Valuable Augusta Lane

AS executor Of Daniel Wilson, deceased,
we will offer at public sale, on
WEDNESDAY, THE 27TH DAY OF MAY
next, that fine estate recently occupied by the de-
cedent, on the Staunton and Parkersburg Road,
about seven miles from Staunton, and two from
Swoopes depot. The whole tract contains 800
Acres of lime stone land of superior quality, in
a very high state of cultivation producing we'll
all kinds of grains and grasses; is abundantly
watered, having on it three springs; sufficient
quantity is in capital meadow; about one-fourth
is in heavy timber. The mansion is a spacious
brick edifce, with six rooms besides the hall and
basement There are also on this part of the farm
q commodious barn, double stables, large corn
crib, and all necessary out buildings. On anoth-
er part Of the estate is comfortable brick house
with barn and other Improvements. The farm
will be offered in two or more parcels to suit pur
chasers The fencing is all in substantial condl-
ton. 1t is located convenientto churches, mills,
schools, and market. It as seldom that an estate
of equal quality Gnd disturbances IN every res
pect IS put into n2arket.
Also another farm containing lS5 acres, sit
uated on Buffalo Branch, about two miles from
the home farm, about one fourth being in timber,
and the cleared land being in good condition and
we'll watered. 1t has on it log house, humber
naTn gdGea Of 5dfng
TERMS will be reasonable and made known at
sale. w.
H. H. HAMILTON, Fishersyle P. O.
w. D. HANGER, Swoope's Depot ?. 0.
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Hagerstown Mail Rockingham Register, Lex
ington Gazette copy and send bill to this Office.
NIOTICE.-Persons having claims against
~ the estate of Daniel Wilson, deceased, must
present them promptly, duly proven, and those
owing it are required to settle up without delay.
When the debts are stayed interest is expected,
and where not stayed payment of whole amount.
49, +" H. H. HAMILTON.
W. D. HANGER,
apr7-3t Ex'ors of pap'l Wilson
TNPRECEDENTE SUCCESSIVE
u excitement in behalf of Bakers Premium
Bitters continues to increase as certain cure for
Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, Dysentery, Merry
Gus Headache, Loss of Appetite and all diseases
arising from disordered condition of the stom-
acne and bowels The following certificate from
itself: 81 - = '''.' 9f". = ."
TREASURY OFFICE OF VA,
Richmond, Mar. 5, 1868. !
E. BADER. Esq:
Dear Sir:-I have suffered severely from all
the consequential ills of indgestion-sck head
ache, pain in the side, and high nervous excite
ment with frequent chillinesa.
About year ago, was induced to try your
Premium Bitters' and am happy to say, with
decided benefit to my general health
! congratulate y0u On your eUoeess in the prep
aration ofiaImed foine as safe and sanatory, and
at the same tine,i not unpleasant to- take.
am very rss1Ro9fa5fHSlSy' yE0 af'v, &s
gs- FOR sale Dy Dr N. w yt % Bro doors
west LIST National Bank, and by 2. Fl. Trout g.
Staunton,; Na',' - ap7-1m
L AND AT TRUST SALE.-By virtue of
Ia trust deed, executed by Samuel Kennerly,
SSr., on the 18th of July, 1856, will proceed on
the premises, ON
TUESDAY, THE 5TH DAY OF MAY
next, to SELL at public sale to the highest bidder,
two tracts of land, one containing 200 Acres.
lying on South River, in Augusta county ad-
joining the lands of Bonsack, Graves, and others;
has on it a comfortable house, stable, &C., and
crops well.
The other tract contains $50 acres, adjons
Barger, Hawkins. Ycunt and others is in tim
Der, and considered good grazing land
TERMs.-Cost of sale in hand, balance in equal
instalments at six, twelve eighteen and twenty
four months, bearing interest, to be secured by
bondswith sufficient personal security, and the
retention of title as ultimate security
Va Persons having claims are requested to re-
port them to me on or before day of sale.
ap7-tds N1CHO. K. TROUT, .f-