The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1866-02-28
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smoke house, bara &C., and Saw Mill. A
part of the timber is detached and lies about
two miles from the main body. This tract is
in good neighborhood and is most desira-
Bile farm for a man Of small means Price
| $3.50 cash.
No. Al.
One house and lot in the town of Harrison
burg. Price $4,000.
No. AZ.
One house and lot III the town of Harrison
burg. Price $4,000.
No 43.
Graham's Iron Furnace Property, in Wythe
county, Va, embracing q very fine farm OF
about 1900 acres of rich and productive land,
The Furnaceisnew and in good working order.
The iron ore is rich, abundant and Of fine
quality. The iron made at these worksis very
tough and was highly prised during the war
for gun metal, and chain cables in the navy.
Lead, link and Native Sulphur have been found
on the land. Lead crops out at various places
and is in the same geological formation and
only six miles from the famous Wythe Lead
| Mines. The farm produces grain and grass
| inely-about 1000 bushels of corn were rails
ed this year, with most of the labor gone, and
the farm produces wheat finely. THE .farm lies
on Neeo Riper, achich affords cheap transportation
TO the Railroad. There is an excellent dwell
ling with necessary out-houses and permanent
quarters for laborers-900 acres of the land
are cleared.
No. A.
Lead Mine embracing a splendid farm of
500 acres in Wythe county, in South Western
Va, - miles from Max Meadow Depot on the
Virginia and Tennessee Railroad. Lead album
dant. The ore blue (sulphuret) and grey, ca
silly mined, and containing from 80 to 80 per
cent Of lead. A large quantity was mined for
the Confederate Government during the war.
One block, nearly pure, taken from the mine,
| weighed $50 pounds. Iron ore is also album
dant, and large quantities of native sulphur
have been found. The farm contains over
800 ACRES of cleared land, between 40 and so
acres Of which is fine bottom. The soil is a
dark chocolate loan and red, and fine for grain
and grasses. The improvements are new and
of brick, but not complete, consisting of two
dwelling houses, with the usual out-houses. A
bold stream runs through the farm with fine
water power and mill seats, and with full tide
there is navigation to Central Depot on the
Railroad.
No As.
Graham's Lead Mine, in Wythe county, con-
tanning 100 acres Of land with river front of
from NIax's Depot on the Virginia and Ten
nessee Railroad. Explorations imited-sev-
era1 shafts have been sunk about twenty feet
and some twenty five tons of lead taken out at
different times. The ore yields from 10 to 80
per cent Of lead.
No 46.
Three-Eights interests in the celebrated
Wythe Lead Mines. This splendid property
has lately produced Twenty one million pounds
of lead, furnishing two-thirds Of the lead used
by the Confederate Government during the
war. This is one of the most Valuable Lead
Mines in the United States. More specific in
formation will be given to parties wishing to
purchase.
No. Al.
Three-ffths of 10000 acres of Copper land
in the county of Carroll, Virginia. These in
terests will be sold cheap, and offer great in
ducements to Capitalists. Northern capital is
now engaged in developing copper mine on
| adjacent land.
No. 4S.
A farm of 575 acres in Wythe county, II
miles from Max Meadow Depot on the Va. and
Tennessee Railroad 400 acres cleared, very
productive, and in fine state of cultivation.
One hundred Of the cleared land is very rich
bottom, famous for its fertility and produc-
tiveness. The improvements consist of a
| dwelling, containing four large rooms, a large
stable and barn and the usual out-houses.
This is one of the cheapest and most desirable
farms in South Western Virginia. Price $50
per acre.
No. 40.
A House and lot in the town of Blacksburg
The house is well furnished, with five large
rooms, with handsome yard attached. There
is a store house. with three rooms ON the lot
which commands a ready rent, also good
spring and the usual out-houses Price $500
cash.
No. so.
10000 acres of cheap land in Randolph Co.,
West Va. Cheat River runs through theland
1t is very heavily timbered; the Pine Sugar
tree, Lynn Beech and Wild Cherry predominate
| There is Stone-coal upon the land. Price So so
per acre.
No. 81.
A boundary of $1,000 acres of cheap land
in Randolph county, West Va. This land is
4 generally rich soil. Price So SO per acre.
No.52.
A tract of 900 acres of land in Pocahontas
county, five miles from Greenbank; about one
hundred acres cleared and cultivated, with a
comfortable cabin and good apple orchard upon
| it. Price So IS peracro
No. So.
| A tract of about 5000 acres in Pocahontas
county, West Va. This land is heavily timber
ed, has good soil, and is in one of the finest
grazing regions of the State. Price 81 90 per
acre.
No. 81.
A tract containing 697 acres on Strouble's
| Greek and Lick Run, in Montgomery county,
distant s miles from Christiansburg and II from
| Vickes Station on the Va. 4. Tenn. R. r. One
hundred and fifty acres are cleared, and forty
acres in meadow grass the residue in woods
tolerably well timbered, and atfording an album
dant supply for fuel and mining purposes Soil
is good and well adapted to grasses. 1t is finely
watered, having good springs beside the said
creeks, on one of which there is grist mill
a log dwelling and stable. Coal maerlies
the achole tract. 1t is situated in the immediate
neighborhood Ct J. Kyles coal land, and has
the same quality of coal. Five-sevenths of
the title to this tract and six-sevenths of the
coal interest have been acquired, one-seventh
being yet held by an infant, but can be procur-
ed Extraordinarily. This is good grazing
farm, but its chief value consists in the coal and
water power. Price $4,000, onc-half in cash
and one-half - months for present interest
No. IS.
A tract containing 260 acres situated in
Montgomery county, three miles from Blacks
burg and II miles from the Christiansbu1g De-
pot on the Va. and I. R. R., with turnpike
passing through the tract and leading direct
| to said DaDot. 725 acrno in road e+o+o ~ ~