Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1869-09-14

propose S0lIlng my farm IN Augusta COuU-
ty, Va. The tract contains 240 acres of superior
limestone land-ies 10 miles North-w west from
Staunton, and q miles South of Stribling's
Springs. Elk Run, tributary of Middle River.
passes through the farm dividing it into two
equal parts. Elk Run is never failing stream
of pure water. The whole of the tract is enclos-
ed by good, substantial fencing About 50 acres
of the tract is densely set with forest trees, such
as Walnut. Hickory and Oak. ae1G ri
The improvements on the farm first class
for this country-large and commodious dwell
ling house, good Swisher barn. good stables, good
corn-cribs, and other out houses Good pure
and neverfalling spring water lear the residence.
Wishing to change my locality and my business,
will sell this valuable estate privately but if it
is not sold before the 18th day of August 1862
will on that day expose to sale the said farm by
way of public auction, to the highest bidder
will alsoon the 18th of August next sell at pub
lie sale to the highest bidder, variety of person.
al property, such as household and kitchen furn-
lture, farming implements, horses, cattle, hogs,
800 or 600 bushels of wheat, 700 or 800 bushels of
oats, Is or 20 tons of good timothy hay, &c.
If any alteration shall be deemed necessary as
to the terms of the above advertised salethe pub
lie shall be in due time notified thereof -..
Terms of sale on day of sale. . -- t.e
juy20- 5ts GEORGE B. DUNLAP.
Postponement.-The sale of the land adj
DAY, the 23RD day of September The per-
sonal property will not be sold.
augA-tds III 4 IL G. B. DUNLAP.
NOMMISSIONER'S SALE OF HOUSE
~ and Lot in the town of Staunton.-In pur-
suance OF decree in the suit of Collins, &c. Us.
Collins infants rendered by the County Court of
Augusta, at its July term, 1869, shall as Com
m mE E sell publicly upon the premises on
TX WneD y, Z, the 18TH OF SEPTEMBER,
1869, the house and lot in the town of Staunton
occupied by the late Mrs. Mary Collins at the
time of her death. This property is Ioca ed -,
the tn Western side of the McAda.nzed road. not t
far from the corporation line and nearly nnnoSito
the new brick buildings of Wm.H Tsam spE so
The lot contains nearly one-fourth of an acrod
the mousse IS substantial wood structure neari1
new, OF conyenlent size and arrangement.
TERMS Enough in hand to defray the costs Of
sale and this suit; four hundred dollars CIV
months from day of sale, and the residue in +1o
equal INST alm0enls-payable Nov 10th, 1870 and
pa U1 a hond respectively. For the deferred
rlty oearlng interest from the day of sale will he
required and title retained as further Se"rt De
augl'-tos WIN. III. GORMAN.
:, :, = - - ------ Commissioner
II r. 4SE,.-ItApplications will be received un-
~, IN the 10Th of Sept. next for TWELVE
oCHoLAkS from the corporation of Stannto1
to be sent free of tuition-three to each nfth:,
i ia Feaag sfnoGls: Staunton Academy Vrgin-
and Wesleyan Female Institute.
~. J. B. BALDWIN,
., ~ GEORGE BAYLOR l.I
auol-ot 80 A. ID. TROTTER
N Office. "A general meeting of the stool
sonburr Turnn Il sne Marm Springs and Harr-
fhe SRaGgs in the county Of Augusta o a,
Board n m H HsIsSeF' 1852 By order ofthe
Secretary and Treasurer w. S. 6 ii. r r 20
Rock, Register copy until dav of meot ~ 70.
charge w. S. g. H. Il. r. Co. u meeting and
sep7-tdm s. 5000 .JeI
TO WHEAT GROWERS.
List of choice Seed Wheat is issued and viii I,cea
mailed FREE to any one desiring if on rer De
aarfeis and offer selection Of
SEEDS EDWD J. EVAN = p1tre, eeeane
Nurserymen and Seed Is Z Co.
EOR SALE OR p ..,.z.--..1
Staunton Apply 5ES in a pleasant part of
lsep7-3t to ot.5 VIM. Il. TAMS. -