Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-11-23
For Sale and Rent.

rows. "Lochiel' lies on the Great Savage River
| the upper part not far from Frostburg, and but
few miles south of the Pennsylvania line and ca,
readily be connected by railroad or railroads, will
existing public roads. The water power is immense
The land is productive. The PROPOSED Montcvue
Railroad, intended to unite the Alexandria ant
Hampshire Railroad and the Pittsburg and Con
nelsville Railroads, was located through the valley
Of the Great Savage.
COMMON SENSE" THE RIGHTS OF MAN
and the PARK, are also heavily timbered These
parcels all lie i'll the same region not far from
Grantsville a few miles south of the Pennsylvania
line, and in the region of bitnminous coal of vel
superior quality.
The tracts RIVERSIDE" "ADDITIoN TO
PARADISE" "CHANCE," and the s'ROY Al
CllARL0TTE,' - lie on and near TIE Northwestern
Virginia Turnpike, which here passes through
Maryland, and they are all very desirable tracts
"R/PERSID ~ lies directly on the Potomac Riv-
or, and "ADDfTiON TO P4RIDLSE' touches
it, As ranges for cattle and sheep they are particu-
larly desirable. great deal of uc Timber is found
here. The soil is very fertile Semi-bitumnous
coal underlies some of the tracts The "ROYiL
CN1RLOTTE' extends to the Virginia line and
lies about six miles southery of Oakland 1t is
really very valuable property. The same remarks
will apply TO the "RE.SUR FEY ON ALL THE
CHINCES,'' which also extends to the Virginia
line.
The ''RESURVEY ON KINDNE is a very
desirable property. 1t is superior glade land very
rich, well watcred, part covered with heavy timber
and it is underaid with biuminous coal of superior
quality The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad runs
directly through this tract about three miles west
of Oakland. \ fine Alum Spring could be cstab-
lshcd here directly the Railroad and there is IL
Chaly bcate Spring also on this tract, close to the
road
.'NILK AND HONEY'' and "HERRING-
TON M1NORp are universally conceded to be the
finest estates in the Glades. They are both album
dainty watercd with never failing springs of the
purcs water Harrington Greek runs through both
and the Big loughagany River runs through n
part Of "Mk and Honey" The soil is rich, the
pasture luXuriant and better ranges for grazing
purposes on a large scale nowhere be found
Winter provcndcr can be raised and secured to any
desired extent and at small cost These estates adj
Join and lie few miles northcrly from Oakland -
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad runs very near to
u part of ''Iierriagton Manor" There is great
deal of fine Timber on both tracts and both are
underlad with Bltumnous Coal Several openings
have been made on ''Milk and Honey" and the
:oal is very superior
STONY Rip or is rough, but is valuable for
its tmbcrund coal.
"WHITE OK POINT, is well umbered. fer
tile and is supposed, underlad with coal
The "OAhL.iND FIRM is divided into two
parts by the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad About
200 acres, including Mount oakland and the
bed of the Little ioughagany, lie on the western
,iGc Of the railroad. The portion on the east side
IF the railroad is partly fine glade land, and the
more elevated parts present beautiful sites for build
ng. \ lime kiln and Il brck-yard are on this pros
acry and numerous springs of the purcst water
There is no spot between Baltimore ard Wheeling
which offers so many and so great attractions for
'ummsr residences There is one spring which is
sues from the earth Iuongha hundred openings,
n bubbles, as If in Il boiling state, and is nearly of
he GOODNESS of ice water. There is com Portable
U HELLlNG on the place and fine young Orch
lrd.
Thosale, if necessary, will be continued from day
o day.
In the meantime the Trustees will receive offers |
or the purchase at private sale, Of the Whole o,
NY parts, or part of property.
The terms of sale onc-thrl of the purchase |
money 10 Ice paid in cash, and the residue IN six |
nd twelve months, with interest from the day of |
ale, satisfactorily secured. At the option of the
the whole purchase money may be paid
4 cash.
TIL S. ALEXANDER,
GEORGEII. WILLIAMS,
WILLIAM A. FISiIERl
Trustees