The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-16
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AOUIHWEbIEhN VIkd1NIA LAND
=. s1a0K SALE At PUBLIC AUCTION II VIM oar
coanty. Virginia. on " WEDNESDAY, the i4ff dss q
ofshs 3 ss II adr
western Virginia. 80 - -
o .,a s,ss, ,. hing r
- vfsafS sI AND xs6if Il shs RAILROAD
running through Il and sewers. soaa doss
In different parts Of it-abcut twothirss Of the whole
,s Cleared ana IN good satsof cultivation with
the tract being we'll timbcred 1t has on 1t dwell.
ing house and other necessary buildings, not very
ing. &c, 49, s~'''' = ''s1-
100 ACRES. ADJOINING MING AND NEAR wYTHE-
WILLIE. 8
and around the Wytheyc Depot, on the Virginia
and Tennessee ralroad which will be sold in lots and
parcels TO suit purchasers On these lands are two
brics uwciog houses, with suitable ont-houses at
and to each Of which sHfciency Of land may be at
tached to make convenient grain or dairy farm--aIl
well supplied with good springs Of watsr and large
and constant stream tReed Creek running through
part Of IT, affording good ste within half mile
OF the Wythsyiile Depot, for Hour min and ether
MISUNDERSTANDING purposes. part of this land adj
Joining the town and around the Depot has been
TOWN S1Ss LOTS. SUITABLE FOR BUSINESS OR
RESIDENCE
Possession can be given Of the two dwelling houses
and annexed buildings and grounds by the LIST day
OF December next and of other lots and parcels Of
last described lands after the sale as desired
reseryins growing crops and the privilege of entry
A map Of these lands and lots can be seen By re-
ference to the subscriber.
Terms: one-fourth cash, or BY note with interest
IN Wytheyilie--the residue to be paid as follows: if
ths amount of purchase is less than ST no. to be i
vided INTO equal parts and paid in g. r. Is and "a
months-and If the purchase amounts to 81 600 or
more 70 De divided int9S equal parts and paid in s,
every case from day of sMs to day Of payment, and
all by notes payable IN one Of said banks For all
perfect before any payment.
"A Lion On the land will be retained to secure pur-
chase money. q -
WytheviiIe-with population already exceeding
100, and rapidly increasing-on the Virginia and
Tennessee Railroad link in the great
stion of Southwestern Virginia and snyrrounded by
country uneGuaied in variety and richness Of ma
snrsl resources agrs I: and mineral; and with
an elevation above Iidewater of about 300 feet s,i-
surpassed by any other locality for the salubrity of
its climate and the beautiful mountain scenery that
leading from it into and through all the surrounding
counties, and having good water-power near by
in advantages for extensive aud profitable manusac.
| turing aand for pleasant and healthy residence.
For description OF this country, refer to the an
ent of of the New York city Journals lately pub
| iished in that journal.
| Wythevie, Sept 1857. THOMAS J. BOYD.
THE EXTRACT. ABOVE REFERRED TO.
| KNOXVILLE, TENN Aug 9Th 1857
II arrived in this city yesterday after tesiou,
and harassing travel OF twentyfour hours from the
Montgomery, White Sulphur Springs, whence
wrote TO you last. The country from that point e
Bristol, on the Virginia and Tennessee line and this
terminus of the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad
diminish the tediousness of the travel. The distance
between these pointsis about one hundred and thir
the country along this route may be said to sTrnas
any OF equal extent in the Union, probably thu
world. 1t is peculiarly the garden spot of Virginia
| combining agricultural and mineral resources
enough to constitute very important element il
the trade, which it is contemplated to establish be
| tween the Chesapeake Bay and Europe In fact TN
success of that scheme il based, to d great extent
upon the resources of that region, when fully deve
loped, under the impetus of increased railroad faci
lties, as well AZ the connections with Tennessee au,
other points South, which the Virginia and TeDnes
| see Railroad will establish. The country along thi
line is very uneven, though rich to perfection. Tn
| like other regions of like physical outline it main
talns an equal degree of fertility For pasturage it
bills exhibit signs of richness. in perfect keeping
| with the productive character of the intermediat
valleys the former being no less remarkable for tn
production of beautiful beef and mutton than tn
latter Tor iuxur1ant wheat corn and oats. AS proc
| Of the prv-eninence which this region enjoys owe
all others i'll the State in these respects Knight men
| ton the fact that by far the largest proportion
prizes distributed at the ag icutural fair carries
| off by the farmers of Southwestern Virginia. AM
strange, it was comparatively but little known pre-
yous to the construction of the Virginia and Tennef
SEQ Railroad. In fact without the facilities whicl
this line has afforded its would be deve
iopeu u DO practical Ro0l, iSnucI as there was ID
| outlet for its products. Even now the work of dc
yelopement may be said to be merely in its infancy
for rs yet the current of immigration has not set il
this direction, owing probably to the fact that tn
advantages existing here are not generally known"
| 30 l7-2aw4w
| COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LAND
| ~ Under decree of the County Court of Chester
fied pronounced at the September term thereof il
! the case of Rudd and wife and ais. VS.. Worshans
on the seventeenth day of October, at Rudds store
| in the aforesaid county, shall sell at public auc
ton, the tract of Land which the late Mrs Saral
| Chcatham resided.
| eight acres, by cid suryey-sixty of which are II
original growth the balance open, and in old felt
| pine, suitable for cord wood
The said Land is situated in the county Of Chester
| 1eid within about twenty miles of the city of Rich
mond, the same distance of Petersburg, and within
the road leading from Goodies bridge to Richniena
| near Joseph Goodies Old Tavern. This Land is adj
min ably adapted to the growth of corn. wheat, oats
and tobacco. There ID also large orchard of well
| selected fruit trees on it.
The improvements consist in good frame dwell
| ing and all necessary out-honses sufficient for the
| accommodation of a large family.
1t is seldom farm, possessing many advantages
this is offered for sale and those wishing to settle
themselves in healthy locality, and pleasant and
enlightened neig hhorhood would do we'll to make
| examigation of this one. Mr.. X. ID. Cheathan, who
resides ON the place, Will show the same to any
desiring to examine it.
| TRRMS-One and two years, purchaser executing
bonds, with approved security and title retained un
til further order of the Court except enough i'll cash
| to defray costs of slit and expenses of sale.
| The titlei5 believed to be unquestionahle
| sc 25-swtds w. Il. WOOD, Com'r.
| TIyR ITSTFES, SALE OF ssAIJEY;S'i