The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1866-02-28
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commodious, framed dwelling house and other
outbuildings, and several large tobacco barns.
This tract forms nearly perfect square, and is
the best tract of land now offered for sale in
the county. Price $50 per acre.
No. 81. 3
A tract containing 461 acres in Montgomery
county, 4 miles from Chrstiansburg and 4 J
from the Christiansburg Depot ON Va. & Tenn.
Railroad; 230 acres cleared, fenced and in a
good state of cultivation and the balance in
timber valuable only as fuel and for fencing and
building purposes-40 acres Of meadow. Soil
good and fine wheat and tobacco land, well
watered; lies on the head of Elliott's Greek
and has II springs Of water on it with a very
good water power. improvements consist of
two frame dwellings, stables and other out
buildings, and two tirst-rate tobacco farms
This tract is capable of being divided into two
FARMS One of the most public county roads
passes throughit. Price $4,000.
No. So.
A tract containing 517 acres in Montgomery
county, 81 miles from Christiansburg Depot on
Va. & Tenn. Railroad and 4 from Blacksburg.
A turnpike runs through it from the former to
the latter place. 1t adjoins the Yellow Sui
phur Springs tract, and runs within 500 yards
of the Springs improvements acres
cleared; good grass land with plenty of lime
stone and would make a fine grazing farm;
timber of no marketable value; good springs
of water. Wilson's Creek passes through it,
afcrding water power for q saw mill. Price
$4,000; one-half in cash and one-half in -
months.
No. SO.
A tract containing 500 acres situarted in
Moptuomnry ronnfv A ,ni1oc from o+;one-
burg and miles from Christiansburg Depot
on the Va. & Tenn. r. R., 175 acres cleared
and in a good state of cultivation; most of it
well set in grass and well watered, having four
springs on it. There is large log dwelling
house and other outbuildngs, besides tobac-
co barn It is good tobacco land and well
adapted to grass. There is iron ore in album
dance en- this tract. Price $4,000.
No. 60.
tract containing about 800 acres in Mont
gomery county adjoining Tract SO, and same
distance from Depot and town, only so acres
cleared, the balance in original growth. Soil
good, producing fine crops Of grass, and re-
garded as first rate tobacco land, well watered
by fine springs, and abounds in minerals and
iron. No Improvements except log cabin.
Price $2500 in payments-part cash.
No. 81.
WINDSOR MILLS.-This property is situat-
ed on the Shenandoah River, miles from Luz
ray, Page Co., Va, and contains about 10 acres
of land fertile, but very rolling. The improve
ments consist of a Merchant and FIGURING Mill
with two pairs of burrs, a Corn and Plaster
Mill and Saw Mill, q Dwelling House, Cooper's
House, Cooper's Shop, Carriage House, Office,
SC. These mills are located in a very fine
wheat growing region, with but few mills in
the county. THE ,rater poacer consists Of the
whole Shenandoah Rirer, with a water power
equivalent to 200 horse power. This is one of
ufacturing purposes. Price of the property
$4,000
Three hundred acres of land in Roanoke Co.,
Va. This is part OF very fine farm not far
from Bonsack's Depot, on the Va. & Tenn. R. R.
Two hunnred acres of the land cleared and
very fertile. The land is well watered and
finely timbcred The whole farm can be pur-
chased if desired Price $50 per acre
No. 60.
Two Thousand acres of timbercd land in
Giles county, Va. This tract of land is within
II miles of Central Depot on the Va. & Tenn,
Railroad, with water transportation by New
River to the Railroad. This is the finest body
of land in Virginia, and more money can be
made from the lumber than from any invest
ment in Virginia. A special description of the
property will be furnished to parties wishing
to purchase Price $50 per acre.
No. Ga.
COAL LAND.
A tract containing 40 acres of land situated
near the Brush Mountain on Poverty Greek in
Montgomery county, miles from Blacksburg
and miles from Vickers Station on Va. a. 7.
r. R. The whole is well timbered except an
acre or two for coal yard. This land is I'M
derlaid with semi bituminous coal of the best
qaility. The vein of coal is 4 feet thick and
the distance betweenthe upper and lower rocks
6 feet. 1t has been mined for home consump-
ton, and is the best coal land in S. w. Va
The timber water are very convenient and
abundant for all mining purposes. Charter
has already been obtained for branch railroad
from this coal field to the Va. Z. Il. r. and en-
terprising capitalists have taken the matter in
hand to construct the road. No oil has yet been
obtained or ever sought for, but very little
doubt is entertained about the existence Of oil
in large quantities.
No. 65.
SWEET SPRINGS. This celebrated water
ing place is located in the county of Monroe,
W. Va, about seven miles from the location of
the Cow & Ohio r. r. It is the oldest wa
tering place in Virginia, and much the most
celebrated for its water, which is equal to any
in the world. The improvements are superior
to any in the southern country, among all the
resorts of pleasure or health. The most of these
improvements are new and consist of very
handsome and substantial brick buildings az
ranged with regard to convenience and beauty.
They consist of some eight or ten large brick
edeiices with the capacity for the comfortable
accommodation of $50 visitors, although much
larger number are sometimes received. The
main hotel is $50 feet long and three stories
high. The bath-house is very large and
ic style. The estate attached to the Springs
consists of | 800 acres of land, about S00acres
of which are of the finest quality, equal to
any in the State for agricultural purposes
The receipts from the property year or two
before the war were about 500, 900 per annum
and with anything like proper management,
the nett profits derived from the property
ought to be at least $4,000. These receipts
would, of course, be greatly increased as soon
as the railroad is completed. Descriptions of
the property will be found in Moorman's Vir-
ginia Springs and other works.
No. &C.
THE YELLOW SULPHUR SPRINGS, IN
Montgomery county, consisting of hotel and
eight blocks of cottages containing each eight
lodging rooms, with all other necessary out
buildings required for a hotel, situated 81
miles from the Christiansburg Depot on the