Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1870-07-19
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nUBLTC SALE OF TWO VALUA.

july19 a. A. T. A., Agent.
DUBLIC SALE OF TWO VALUA-
BILE FARMS ON JAMES RIVER IN
Botetourt County.-On Wednesday, the 18th
day of August 1870. will be offered at public
auction on the premises the valuable REAL
ESTATE of the late Archelaus Reynolds, de-
ceased, situated on James River on the line Of
the James River s. Kanawha Canal, miles
from clifton Forge depot, on the Chesapeake &
Ohio Railroad. and "a miles from the town of
Buchanan. This tract contains $50 ACRES 1926
acres in Timber of original growth, and 225
acres cleared, of which 100 acres are James Riy-
er Bottom. The upland lies we'll and is adapted
to the growth of Wheat, Corn, Rye, Oats and
Tobacco, and the Grasses common to this lati-
tude. There is a rich and extensive bank OF
Iron Ore on the premises, Grjst and Saw
Mill, an EXCELLENT BRICK MANNION,
with seven Rooms and commodious cellar, a
kitchen attached to the Dwelling, the usual out
buildings, and Good Orchard. The situation
is remarkable for healthfulness, in good neigh
borhood, and conveniently near to two churches.
:. Also on the same day, will be fered at Pub
lie Auction, the adjoining farm" WOOD
BOURN =, beloning to c. M. Reynolds. This
Tract adjoins the above mentioned Tract on the
side next to Clifton Forge Depot and of course
is nearest to the Railroad 1t contains l 200
ACRES of which $50 are cleared, and near 100
Acres james River Bottom. The uplands lie
well, and besides producing remuneratlve crops
81 the cereals and grasses, are peculiarly adapt
ed to the growth of high priced tobacco There
Is also upon this place a VERY EXTENSIVE bed
OF Iron Ore and vein of Barytes. the extent of
which has never been tested, but believed to be
abundant. The uncleared land is in timber of
original growth, much of which is valuable
for lumber purposes. No place could be better
watered or more healthy. and the White Sui
phur and other Mineral Springs are within
few bOuIs travel
The improvements are good and suited to a
large family. There are 700 fruit trees on the
premises-apples. dwarf and standard pears,
peaches. plums, cherries, &c, and $50 grape
ylnes-all of choice varieties. Either or both of
asl w 6s myss y re css
Forge. Persons travelling by public conveyance,
desiring to attend the sale visit the place pre-
vlous thereto, will find it convenient to come by
railroad to Clifton Forge Depot, and thence by
The terms of sale for both the above-named
tracts of land will be- one-third of the purchase
money, cash in hand. and the balance in three
equal annual payments, bearing interest from the
the title retained until the last payment is made.
DAVIS M. WOOD, Exor of
Archeaus Reynolds. dec d.
Julyl9-tds G. M. REYNOLDS.
GOO REWARD.-Stolenf from the sta
DUU. Bile of James Bumgardner, ST., on
tn. night Of Thursday, February oath, bright
BAY HORSE, dark name and TAIL fifteen hands
high, one hind foot slightly white. and the other
enlarged around the pasture joint several saddle
marks on his back. we'll gated, walks quite fast,
dog-trots. PAGES and lopes.
The saddle was Mcclellan tree covered with
fair leather, with several square holes cut on
each side of the skirts; the tree was broken off
in front A new snaffie-bit bride, with silver
plated square buckles, and chain halter was
taken at the same time.
$25 reward for the horse, $25 for the thief and
$40 for the bride and saddle.
WILLIAM Fl. WADE,
Greenville, Augusta county, Va
july19-3t#
n OTlCE.-Having disposed of our entire
IN stock of goods to Mr.. j. o. Taylor of Rich
mond. and full possession to be given by the LIST
day of August next, we call upon our customers
to come forward without delay, and settle their
accounts by payment or by note.
We are thankful for the favors extended to us
in the past, and respectfully recommend Mr. |
Taylor as worthy of your most liberal patronage |
JOS. A. LOGAN s. CO.,
,Julyl9-3t Fishersville Va.
A. REAT BARGAINS at the Temple of
VI Fashon"-I will close out my entire stock
OF MI LINE X and FANCY GOODS at cost !
Also all the Ladies and Childrea's suits I have |
on hand. Mrs. X. M. KELLEY
july 10 p & ~ = -