Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1870-07-26
Nean ADVERTISEMENTS.

i,iSe r. D. SEARS, agent
TTST RECEIVED-Fresh Crackers at the
al New store on the wharf
july26 n. u o1A ,-.eea asea.:
auction Sales.
DURLIC SALE OF TWO YALUA,
BILE FARMS ON JAMES klvEh III, ~
day of August, 1870, will be offered at PGoic
auction on the premises, the valuable KEAL
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 q
Ohio Railroad and "a miles from the p t1 I s OF
Buchanan. This tract contains ooO AOnS5' S5S
acres in Timber of original growth, ana 20
acres cleared, of which 100 acres are james NV,
er Bottom. The upland lies well and is adapted
to the growth of Wheat, Corn, Rye Oats ana
Tobacco, and the Grasses common to TINS Iatl-
tude. There is rich and extensive bank Of
Iron Ore on the premises, Grlst and q saw
Mill, an EXCELLENT BRICK; MANSION,
with seven Rooms, and commodlous ceiIar,
buildings, and Good Orchard: The situation
is remarkable for healthfulness, in good neigh
borhood, and conveniently near to two ehurehes.
Also, on the same day, will be lherea AZ nHO
BOURNE" beloning to c. M. Reynolds Ihls
Tract adjoins the aforementioned Tract on the
side next to Clifton Forge Depot and OF course
is nearest to the Railroad. 1t contains 200
ACRES, of which $50 are cleared, and near 100
Acres James River Bottom The uplands lie
well, and besides producing remuneratlve crops
Of 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 a 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 lum Der purposes. No place could be better
watered or more healthy, and the White Sui
phur and other Mineral Springs are within
few hours travel.
The improvements are good and suited to q
large family There are 700 fruit trees on the
premises-apples, dwarf and standard pears,
peaches, pl9ms, cherries. &c, and 100 grape
on the premises, or myself My P o. is Clifton
Forge. Persons travelling by public conveyance,
desiring to attend the sale or visit the place pre-
vlOus thereto will find it convenient to come ny
railroad to Clifton Forge Depot, and thence by
hired conveyance. aTlFEU-
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
day of sale, to be secured by deed of trust and
the title retained until the last payment is made
saE9 DAVIS M. WOOD, Ex'or of
Archeaus Reynolds, decd;
iuly19-tds q TTs G. M. REYNOLDS.
EXECUT0R'S SALE OF A VALUA-
IL BILE FARM will offer at public auction
on MONDAY, 18TH DAY OF AUGUST next,
on the premises, ABOUT y IIllies w 0SG VI OT00H-
vile, in Augusta county, Virginia, that valuable
small farm, which John Hanger died seized Of
on which there are two very comfortable small
dwelling houses, kitchen and out-hOuses, good
barn and granary. The precise number of acres
cleared OF in timber is not known, but there is a
fair portion of each and some finely timbered
land, and the cleared land in a fine state of cul-
tiyation, 1t is not deemed necessary to state fur
ther particularly concerning the lands, as per-
sons wishing to purchase, and not knowing the
lands, would of course want to view the prem
Uses for themselves before purchasing, which they
can have the opportunity of doing by calling on
VIM H. Hanger or f. Beacham, who are living
on the place. or to the undersigned in Green
vile. The plantation contains by recent survey
1423 acres, and adioins the lands of the heirs
of John Armstrong, Hanger, Cameron and 9TH
ers. There has been about ons-fourth of an acre
laid off for the purpose of attaching it to burial
ground on said tract, with the privilege of road
to the same through said tract, which 1 will sell
separate. will ALSO at the same time and place
offer for sale, A SMALL TRACT, containing st
acres, principally numbered land, lying about
half mile Northeast of said tract, adjoining the
lands OF John Armstrong; heirs, Cameron and
Smiley. 1sF- Esrsr
Terms on all the above lands will be-One-
third of the purchase money in hand, and the
residue to be equally divided into two annual
proved security, and the deed retained as ulti-
mate security Possession can be given of all
the lands on the LIST day of September, except a
small portionthat is in corn and oats crops, which
u
said crops are taken off, and possession of all the
dwelling houses, except portion that Mr.. e.
Beacham will occupy. until the LIST day of March
next Mr.. Beacham will have the privilege of
pasturage for two horses and one COW until the
10Th OF November. a 7sf.
~ TO- ISAAC NEWTON, Exec'r ma
Julyl9-tds for John Hanger deco.
NOMMISSHONER'N NALE.-Agreeable
Rockbridge county, rendered at the June term.
1870, in the cause of VIM. Carson and others, vs..
Carson's heirs, &C., as Commissioners, will pro-
sea on the T premises 1s@iI at noon on
sell to the highest bidder, valuable tract of
near go acres of land, situate near miles
east OF Brownsburg Va. This property is in toll
cradle good REPAIRS we'll watered- with album
dance of timber, well distributed Said land
VIII be sold entire or divided into parcels if de-
sired eu -. = - 0-' - w
AS this land must be sold for partition amongst
the neirs OF John Carson, decd, bargain may
Terms-Amount of costs of suit and sale in
mana. the remainder in one, two and three wears
with interest, &c, agreeable to the decree. a
correct plat OF the land will be shown on the day
F.1ad JAMES Fl. CALLISON, Com'r,
Julyl9-tds Middlebrook, Va.
GALE OF A VALUABLE LOT AT
- AUCTlON.-On Tuesday, the 2nd day of
a. august next at II o'clock, A. NJ, shall offer
Tor sale, at auction, on the premises, valuable
lot of land lying South of Lewis creek. and nesr.
ly IN front of my dwelling, containing about 3
acres. The lot will be surveyed and the Mot will
be ready for examination on the day Of sale =
The land is finely set in grass
Terms-One-four in sixty DAYS and tho ras.
ldue In three annual payments with interest from
day OF sale; good personal security will be re-
CURED and vendors lien retained. OIs
julyl2-tds A. J. CARRIER.
COMMISSIONERS SALE of Honse on5
~ Lot in the town of Staunton. pursuance
OF decree in the suit of Collins, &c VS. Collins,
infants rendered by the County Court of An.
gusta, at its July term, 1862 and modified at the
May term, 1870, / shall, as commissioner coli
publicly in front of the Court house in the tovn
of Staunton, on SATURDAY. lilly THF
BOTH 1870, the house and lot in the town Of
Staunton, occupied by the late Mrs. Mary CoJ-
Inns at the time of her death. This nronsrtv :.
located on the Western side of the Nc "A Ssmy,ad
road, not far from the Corporation line and nasr
" opposite the new brick buildings of VIM
Tams, ESQ., NJ L.
The lot is nearly one-fourth of an AGRA. tb.
house lis substantial wood strueture n..rIo
new, OF convenient size and arrangement "
Ierms-Enough in hand to detrav the costs Of
sale and this suit four hundred dollars nsvsbIa
NOV 10Th, 1870, and the residue in two eansi in
staiments. payable Nov. 90 1871. and Nov aoth
iolz, respectively. All the deferred navn,snt..
10 De secured by bonds with approved nersonsI
security, bearing interest from the day of sals
ana the title retained as ultimate security ''
June2S ids WM ii. GORMAN. Conn.
DUBLlC SALE OF VAIEAnIC
l. REAL AND PERSONAL PROpERrV
On "Wednesday, the 18th day of August nsnt /
will sell the prpnisas a., tba hssl -, iS1s,N