Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-12-04
VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE
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OFFER for sale the above TRACT OF LAND, Sit
uaed in the County Of Raleigh on the head OF Breck-
enridge fork of Coal River, containing 1000 ACEe ES.
This Land located at very early day, about 70 years
ago. by Gen. James Breckenridge OF BOleOurt, and
selected as the most desirable tract in all that region of
country being one Of the very first locations The whole
of The Tract is susceptible of cultivation and is so nearly
level that il NAV be pluughed any and every way without
difficulty. From its locality II has many advantages over
any Tract in the country Ii is situate Immediately the
base Of Guyandoe Mountain, which mountain is unnhab
tied and is uninhabiabe, aud aoounds with the finest
mer rance for stock Ia be found in the world. This Farm
is distant only about AZ miles from the Kanawha Salt works.
and is also contiguous the Virginia and Northern Camel
Coal Mines Immediately upon The public road, IL miles
distant from Raleigh Court house, al which Coal mines and
Salt works. all the produce OF the soil VIII find ready
market at the highest prices and from the fact that it is
about the region where the Ohio and Virginia stack traders
come in competition with each other, stock will always find
an easy and ready market, at high prices.
The facilities TO marker from this place. will be greatly
increased in very short time, from the fact that the Legs
aure atits last session. appropriated from the public Treas
ury sum sufficient for the purpose of cleaning out Coal
River, ~ make il navlgabe for flat boats up 10 within
short distance Of this place. and the said Legislature also
provided for the construction o Turnpike road from Ra
leigh Courthouse, the Kentucky line, which road must
pass through this Land. About rs Acres of this Land is
cleared and no,c in cultivation, small portion of which is
in Grass and unsurpassed by any Meadow in the State
About 200 ACRES lave een deadened and under
going preparation for cultivation, and in all there is about
800 Acres under good fence The whole said Farm
is well adapted grass and may be made Of the most
DESIRABLE GRAZING Farms
in Virginia There is upon il Bottom containing between
400 and 500 Acres perfectly level, fine dry su and well
adapted to either grain or grass
There is upon the Farm three comfortable LOG Ezws
| DWELLING HOUSES, a good well of water lIstM
and good springs at convenient distances from the .Ai.
Houses There also upon and around said Land mex
hausble quantity Of the finest Bumnous Coal in the
world. Upon the whole il is Of the most desirable
Farms in Western Virginia, the Land beirg productive Tor
either grain gassa ready marke, hume for all lis pro
ducts and in addition this it situated in the beau
ul, well as the most healthy portion of Western Viz
gina.
will take sir dollars per Acre, for said Tract of Land,
which is really not than halt its value. Persons de-
string purchase would do well 10 examine said Land for
themselves before purchasing elsewhere. may generally
be found upon the premises in the immediate neghbor
hood and will take great pleasure in showing the Land TO
any gentleman desiring to purchase.
JOHN r. PEYTON.