Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-03-15

Tuier and ether counties IN The F!euMOlE re-
sion': IS Tirg;niG-a section Of the St-te which
+ itlgt1v rcldhra:ed toy its wealth society, so
fnc grass and peculiar adaptation 70 st'c: Tat:
Many Of these farms are equal to any in the
state; some OF them arc priced VERY Low,
and none of them higher than they would have
| been before the War.
Am .ng them VIC name the following:
LOUD0UN COUNTY. .,...
lst. y farm of eco acres. four miles Horth OF
Al i'd cburg, enclosed and divided with stone
and rail fences, in fair order, large frame
dwellin9-iiousn, ard all necessary out buildings,
in good repair. with fruit orchard, and album
dance of wood and water. This is :; remarkably
fine grazing farm. and also produce: good crops
of grain.
ID. 4 farm OF % acres, adjoining the town Of
Middleburg. well fenced, generally with stone,
finely watcred and with plenty, of wood: The
|.dweIIing is of brick, handsomely located. with
all necessary out-buidings. except the barn and
stables, which were burned The land l. Of fine
quality, and the farm most desirable one.
Sd. A farm of3I0 acres, on the turnpike. ; -
miles cast Of SncllcrsEitc, with fine three story
dwelling, anc Unnecessary buildings except
the barn. which was burned: Il large orchard. Of
the most choice variety OF fruit. Eighty acres
of timber. and fine running water in every field.
This is first class Loudoun farm
4th. A farm OF 4W acres, five miles n. W: OF
Middlcburg near the snckcrsviie turnpike
watcred, and II good orchard. The dwelling i:
large, and built Of brick. This farm has been
somewhat neglected OF late, but has been long
celebrated for The large crops Of grain, and The
splendid beef madc upon il. til naturally first
class land.
9Th A farm of $50 acres on tho SnicIlcrSvile
turnpidc ) - miles ah0yr.iidic \ line dwell
ING, with al necessary ouL-budings, except
barn; the fences Of s;oncand rails. in fair order.
Wood and water and fruit in abundance The
land is in good condition, and is Of superior
quality. ... .....,...... ..
9Th. 4 farmc near the lst named, Of 80 acres
with Il cunmodiouS stone dwelling house, kitcl-
Ell smoke house, barn. sc. The land is Of fine
quality, is well watcrcd and is now all in grass.
The fencing has been generally injured or dcs-
trnvcd during the war, but there is an abundant
of stone and tint Der upon the land TO renew it.
7th \ farm Of 22l acres Of first rate land,
miles below Phiomomt OH the Suckers Gap
Turnpike The dwelling is plain but comi"rta-
bIc, the out buildings good. Abundance of fine
timber and pure water. good fencing. nice or
chard. 81 acres in wheat and Tie balance in
grass.
Sth. 4 Gu1m Of l0Dacrc- near Middicburg. with
comfortable improvements. good fencing, hne
land plenty Of wood, water. fruit, etc. y beau
tiul and productive farm.
9th. A farm Of 175 acres. with i@tcrea adjoin-
ing, which can be added to it, 4 miles y. ". Of
ALddIcburg. The house !, small, and the out
buildings but ordinary. The land s.of Unequal
ity, well enclosed with stone, and with an album
dance OF wood and water.
10th a farm Of 800 acre. near theturnpike, 5
miles below Aldic. The land is in "riIs, and is sue
ccpsibIc ofhieh Improvement. The fcncinGiS Of
wood, aud is in good condition. The buildings
arc Indifferent Two hundred acres OF fine tim
Der. This land will Craze 1900 sheep. / small
portion Of The timber converted into plank would
pay tDrthc farm. 1t can be bought for 500
in Virginia bank paper.
llth. 4 tract OF land a. -,Idc. Va, Of 100