Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-10-19
SPLENDID BARGAINS IN REAL


~ ESTATE.
One OF the largest and most productive stock
ia ms in hutland county, situated in Castleton,
containing $50 acres IN nearly u square body
bu ldlngs VIII Oh are nearly new, consisting of
one large barn, Nuppssed 10 be thu largest and
mot compile e n the State, which was con-
structed ~ cost Of many thousands of collars,
ard built N cheap ANS; the barn is $50 feet
Ion. and GO fee, side, with cellars under all of it.
aud has stables 10 tie up one hundred head OF
cattle, besides horses, and wagon and carriage
room plenty. The barn will hold between o
ana ,hree hundred tons of Hay, AID is in every
way pertect barn. The house is a two story
and wing, painted white, with blinds on, root
covered wi b sat and with piazza on three
sizes. The front part OF the house Is heated by
furnace. On the arm Is sugar orchard and
su plus of wood that might be sold from the
farm.
Water runs at both barn and house.
apple orchard, &C.
On the farm are known to be several valuable
slate lie ges, which If developed will almost GER
tainly enrich the owner, The farm will keep
ABOUT 1000 shep, Summer and Winter, which
few tarus In Vermont will 90, and every nae-
teal farmer knows it to be safer to run in debt
Tor farm OF large capacity than g cheaper farm
that viii KEEP only ABOUT stock enough to barely
support the family, leaving nothing at the end
OF he year to pay debts With, while IN fact 1t re-
quire no more trouble ana time IN overseeing
large farm than a small 0 e. / will sell this
farm low and on reasonable terms of payment,
and W luld not object to take small farm or
other good real estate in exchange as part pay.
ment. To persons wishing 20 either see this
farm or make any enquiries relative to the same,
! would refer them t. either the Hon. G, NJ.
Willard or John Howe, Esq, of CAST Teton.
have ais another farm for sale, of between
$50 aud 800 acres, with fine buildings, plenty of
wood and valuable pine timber, cuts large
amount of first quality hay. School house on
one part of the farm. The farm 10 near grist
mill and saw mill, and less than three miles from
L airhayen vi lage House two story and Gov
cred with slate also part of barns and other
out-buidings covered with slate. Stock equiva.
lent to over 80 COWS and tsa,S.o were Sinterei on
this farm last winter. 1 will sell the isrm TO-
gether with some farming tools, moving ma
chine, &C., at a reasonable price and o. easy
I rms of pa ment. For further particulars,
rice &c, l would refer to james Wood, Esq :. Of
Fairhaven, who will show tho farm anu give Ill
other information. =
farm which, as a nice farm and genteman's resi-
dence has not its superior If eq al IN the STATE
and il is no. once n twenty years that such q
CLance as tn g occurs, to get splendid residence,
Buildings the most complete Farm delightful
ly situated and under the highest state OF cul-
tiyatlon, with everything on and about the place
just right. This place, If situated on the Hud-
son River any where within so miles of New
York, would command over 100000, and yet
can be purchased here at less than one fifth the
sum. Reco ect you may never in your lifetime
have another chance TO get so ice farm. For
information Apply to the undersigned, at Wal
lingford.
have several thousand acres of land in the
State of Iowa, which can offer low for cash, or
in exchange for farms or other desirable real
estate III Vermont.
1 have already within the past two years ex-
changed with over one dozen different parties
here, for their farms, they haviDg Immediately
gone West TO improve their new homes, and in
no case do learn that any express regret at the
change, a they so into live country where real
estate is a. the time advancing, and, as an evil
dence of the progress of Iowa, look at the last
census returns just out, showing Iowa to have
IN reased her popu alton about 100000 in the
last year, now emoraoi 6 100000 people.
To those wanting informa ion, address the IN
dersigned at Wallingtord.
octl7d&wln FRANKLIN POST.