Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1869-10-19
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No. 16-One thousand acres of Land in Au-
gusta county, West of Staunton, situesed on the
North size of the Chesa. q Ohio Rail- Road, q
miles from Craigsville Depot.
This land is almost ell in timber-Oak and
pine Improvements consist of thee (3) frame
houses-one of them u comfortable dwelling
| with four rooms,
Price S2OOO-to be paid ! in hand and residue
in g. II and Is months with interest from day of
sale. The purchase money can be easily realized
IN 2 months by the sale of wood and cross ties
to tile railroad which bounds the same en- the
south.
No. i7.,-A very excellent farm of 1923 acres,
situated z! miles north OF Staunton, on both sides
of the Valley turnpike. k
This is one of the most desirable farms in the
Shenandoah Valley and can be bought for very
reasonable price for the cash.
No. IS-400O acres of very fine grass and ag-
ricultural land in the upper end of Fag4uier
county on the Manassas Gap Railroad. 81
These lands are divided into seven FARMS up
on nj OF which there are toleplbe improvements
and any one of the whole can be bought upon
reasonable terms.
No. 2O-Meadow farm containing 143a acresI
the Lexington stage road, q miles Southwest
of Greenville and IA miles from Staunton., The
land is undulating limestone Valley land fifty
acres in timber, the rest cleared % of fine
meadow; well wSs.esed; three excellent springs
at the house and stream running through the
farm an orchard with Is choice young apple
trees in bear ng, and an older orchard of good
fruit with 700 trees the fences are in good order;
large brick house with eight rooms and hall and
two good cellars; brick out buildings, large
shielded barn, nearly:new, with stables, corn-crih,
granary, &c.
The line of the Valley railroad passes through
this place. Price, $50 per acre, one-th;rd down,
and the balance in ono and two years.
No. 2i-A farm Of 14!3 acres, 200 yards from
No 90, and lying on the Lexington road. The
land is of same quality as No. 70; so acres in
timber; . acres fine meadow that nearly all
be watered; orchard of 80 trees. and pretty good
barn. Che house was burned.) Price $500 an
acre-one-.hird doW.s and the balance in one and
two years.
No. 2:s.-A farra Of 81 acres, half mile from
Greenville; one-halt cleared, the remainder well
:lnbered; three or io''r springs; stream pass
trees. good log house with three rooms; sta
BILE for two horses: tenant house l7Xl5 feet.
Price S45 per One-thrd in hand and the
balance in and two years.
No. S4.-A most excellent dwelling house of
seven rooms with all the modern convenences,
and lot of three acres attached, in the flourish
ing town of Greenville, on the turnpike between
Staunton and Lexington, and twelve miles from
the former place Stables, carriage house. ice
house and all other necessary out NOISES sttach
ed. Water at tie door. Churches and $50 coils
in the village Society excellent.
no. 2o.-From 100 to 200 acres of choice land
quantity to suit the purchaser) on the Middle
brook turnpike, q miles Southwest of Staunton
1t is well watered and timbered There are
blacksmith and wEeelwright shops and SAG and
grist mills within of a mile Neghborhood all
that could be desired. No improvements on the
place, b1t several handsome sites for dwelling.
Price 500 per acre-one-third cash; the bal
ance in one and two years.
No. 27.,-,A tract of 24O0 acres in Bath coun-
ty, miles South of Warm Springs. on Jackson's
River; l4O acres IN cultivation; 40 acres partial
ly cleared; 800 acres woodland susceptible of
cultivation when cleared; the balance range
land, well timbered. (saw timber) white pine,
poplar, oakland pitch pine; excellent water p.-e-
er on the tract; there arc indications of iron ore
and coal
Pr;ee $780, one-third in hand and the bal
ance in one and two years