Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-05-05

oI-- ACRES OF STANTON KIN D..
y, 100 LAND FOR sALE.-A bad cogE
compel, tue 70 settle in the South; therefor, VI.
sell one Of the best LANDED ESTATES ~ Va
GINA situated on Stsunton River, Halifax CO..: =,
Virginia not far above where the Rcfmgr1 a,i
Danyille Railroad crosses the river, which s.',s
the best facilities possible 10 the markets OF k'h.
mond. Baltimore and New York; it lie also COME
nient to Lynchburg, only IS Inilss. Boats ar.
passing daily to Roanoke Station, where they a.
rive in less than day from my plantation a. =
who'll. crop can Do shipped at once. No Es'a'e .
more pleasantly or beautifully situated In uiG-
and healthy country. There are three thou''ha
ON. hundred and fifty five 1861 acres IN the uaDi
between six hundred and seven hundred acres -
Stsuuton River and creek low grounds, eGua. -
fertility and the production Of Tobacco md " he.
70 any lands on the river. Sixteen hundred : w.
acre. IN woods. most Of It heavily timherGi. witt
some Of the best Plantl land in Virginia
-Four wears ago divided 10y plantation into .cc
NOI farm. Of three hundred 1901 acres eGcG, !yr
the purpose Of renting them ont, and ouilt mos:
n comfortable and COW enient BRICK DIV -
I'D LISGS, and all necessary out houses iSr.i-
ding barns, granaries, &C., and u0tw!thstaDh!.g
Halifax is a large and wealthy county not a'':
families in the county live 10 better houses Or have
their farms better or more conveniently hIcf
Nv own house i. large BRICK DWELLING
handsomely and elegantly finished with marine
mantle pieces, DITCH hItSHcuD is1neAy VIZ
and large brick stable, capable ofholdins :NcGiy
horses with a large forage room attached.
The FARMS are ample and conveniently snip
piled with Springs, and my nett income, last ar
-ls5s-Jrom he farms, was seven thousa2i w"
hundred q 200 dollars.
NJ terms will be accommodating, as 70 tiu.e
with the purchase money perfectly secured
Ny Post Office is Whitesve, Hali!sI county
virginia. CHAS. A. CLARK.
Hrlifax county, Va, NH 752ar2n
VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE oacs 81
Y sale the following LANDS, on PotomaS Creek
and Accokeek Run. One Tract Of 400 ACRES,
situated ON Potomac Creek, aud known 81 tue
! MEADOW TRACT On this there |, very Va.u
able Timothy meadow, and about SoO ScTcs -
Wood and Timber, which is readily sold t. vessels
on the Creek shore, at from 50 to 81 per cord.
Price of this Tract, $50 per acre.
MARIE BANK.-Ths Tract lies Immediately
below the Meadow Tract, and contains 400 &C RS,
the greater portion in Wood and Timber P!!.e
IS per acre.
! COOKS TRACT, on Accokeek Creek and Ran,
! contains 400 ACRES, bordering on the kIch ni.n1
Frederick sburg and Potomac Railroad. Tbs AS.
narned Tract has extensive low grounds no" 70
/ cultivation, and large quantity OF WOOD s1i'"'''
for the Railrosd--t nowhere IS It mile 70 haG' -
and worth s2i per cord. Price SIS. This Irsc!
/ u;II make a. 6pe farm as there is In the county
! These lands are of good soil and very prodUc-
tive and are only offered at those low prices Lc
cau,s the present proprietor wishes TO give us a.
! teution to the practice Of his profession.
! Persons wishing for further information will ad-
dres. In. at Aceokesk P. O., Stafford county, Va.
/ JOHN MINOR, NJ. b.
! Stafford County NH I5-2awRm$