The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-01-10
A GREAT BARGAIN.
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DnO 600 ACRES OF LAND FOR SALE
LlU,OlJU subscriber wishes 20 dispose of all his

aGaas oF % a sna
Texas and In which he will give great bargain provided
sell one hundred thousand acres together The first
gion Experience has proved that IN theegton of
where these lands situated, be cult
v,ted 10 great profit The hundred thousand here
offered not in parcel, bot IN different tracts of from
e acres half leagues of 2i acres and quarter leagues
OF iiU7 ncres, and So on down to less quantities These
lands selected Of the best lands In the country
y period by settlers under the colon laws who
had the first choice Of lands and the tes 10 which
OF Harris, Liberty Polk, Tyler, Jasper Jackson Sc
aud the rivers San Jeento. Trinity, Neches Labacea
part on navigable water for steamers, &c. The re-
nander that river with some light obst1mctons easily
the Trinity all navigabe water steamers having
reghted up and down that rver far above all the freight
offered the Trinity nearly all above overflow In the
highest freshets. well timbered, and much Of II what
Texas Some of the tracts contain more or less prairie and
afford fine grazing for stock the year round Six thousand
well known the New Washington tract, or Choppers
Point forming promontory and fronting San Jaento and
r n his his land which has been fairly ,sss
There are a beautiful sites for private residences
this tract with fall view OF both Galveston and San
and for six months in the year with wild fowl great abun
In the pairies adjoining are TO be found plenty OF
venson on his table, with very e trouble the year round
The residence of the subscriber is on this sxhousand
tract, is well known to require full descrp
ton it, 1t is healthy any spot in the United States
it is elevated above the bay thirty forty feet Tim
bercd oak, hickory, pecan, wild peach buckeye &c.
the prairie land inferior in the country. There is
al orange grove in full bearing the premises, the
largest kind of sweet. oranges peach orchard, grapey
The channel of the bay first approaches the shore al
this point after leaving Galveston, within forty feet and
in the direct from Galveston hiriy-ve miles below
Houston, thirty miles above afodng every facility and
convenience for water transportation well good land
carriage and from either place. The San Jacino bay
miles wide here and the channel hundred yards
For beauty OF siruaon with convenience combined, its u.
perior be found. One tract within six miles the
bay, ming 4423 acres has good steamboat navga
ton within mile of il. Another of 24 acres
eight miles from the bay has navigation within three miles
One tract of 1000 acres on the Trinity river has -four
ishng adjoining thereto, and the tract nearly
it, and of the oldest and best ferries the Trim
ity The land is of the best quality part brake
and everal mill it, Another the Neches
in Jasper county. fronts the river for three miles, tim
beed brake, excellent mill stream, and for which
the undersigned paid 5000 in 1885, with good navigation
some distance above II.
To 20 into detail peculiar situation and local ad
vantages OF the different tracts comprising this 100 900
OF land, would take up too much space in advertise
menl but TO wind up the whole In word, | will, say
take the whole 100 900 together, better lands with
desirable locations fertility of soil, convenience &c
Nc be found in Texas; and for said 100000 acres
including improvements and everything aPpenainng
staments Of SIS 600 yearly for four years, with interest
from date The other 100 900 is above sugar
gon mostly IN the upper county well selected sufficient:
Of the tract Grain and cotton grows finely, fine grazing
country and healthy minerals also to he found
other part of Texas For this 100000 will take
$4,000 payments $4,000 cash. balance annually for four
years with interest till paid To individuals taist. or
companies may wish invest with certainty of
azing handsome profit, no better opportunity pre-
mt itself than the present less quantity than is here Of
red will not be sold the above rates, part of the
land the undersigned 81 per acre. part So and part
VI 50 1895 and 1886 and league he paid three thous
and for in 1886 He is of the sacrifice he is max
ing in selling his lands prices but he has
and intends leaving Texas as soon as he dispose Of
his lands. j. MORGAN,
/ Near Washington, Galveston Bay, Texas.
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