Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-02-15
LAND AGENCIES. &c.
OFFENSIVE LAND AGENCY.


We have, recently, move enquiries for lands in South
ern Virginia. We have many tracts on our list not ad-
vertised. Purchasers who are not suited on the adyer-
tised list would do well to make enquiry at our once
or by letter. We may be able to offer such lands as
they want. We charge no commissions If no sale is
made in a reasonable time.
REFERENCES.-william T. Sutherlin, william T.
Clark, WIS. Patton (Bankerl, Bouldin & Bouldin at
torneys), Danville, Virginia; James ". Whinle, Hon.
George II. Gllmer, Hon. William N. Treadway, Pittsyl-
yanla Court House, Virginia; John r. Edmunds, Hall
fax Court House, Virginia Wood Bouldin, Charlotte
county, Virginia Hon. william Daniel, Richmond or
Lynchburg James Alfred Jones, Charles b. Williams.
A. Y. Stokes & Co., Richmond, Virginia McIlwain,
Son & Co, Joseph {. Vensble * Co, Petersburg, Vir-
ginia Crank n. Watkins, ~FarmvilIe, Virginia John
Wilson, Samuel Watkins, Milton, North Carolina Hon.
Edwin @. Read, Roxborough, North Carolina; Samuel
p. Hill, YanceyyilIe, North Carolina; Willie J. Palm
er, Charles Dewey, Raleigh, North Carolina; Bullitt i
Fairthorue. Philadelphia Samuel Ayres, Son Il Co,
Charles K. Hunt, William L. Hill, Clement Read, Chas.
d. Hill, New York Little, Brown x Co., Boston Mass;
McClish, Rives & Co., Herbert & Hairston, Baltimore,
MARYLAND John B. McPhaiI, Norfolk, Virginia Con-
way Robinson, Alexandria, Virginia
We offer the GLOWING
A tract of SIX HUNDRED ACRES, about eight miles
north Of PttsylvSnia Court House, all in original
forest, heavily timbered, situated on the main road
from Lynchburg to Danville, on the immediate line OF
the contemplated railroad from Lynchburg to Danville.
Also, a tract Of ONE HUNDRED AND THIRTY
THREE ACRES of thin land, on the White Oak noun
tain thirty acres in wood seven miles from Danviile.
Also, a tract in Surry county, North Carolina, near
the Yadkin river-TW0 HUNDRED AND FOURTEEN
ACkEo-all IN WOOD
Also, a very desirable PRIvATE RESIDENCE, newly
built, with four large rooms and two passages, two
stored, with unusually large garden site and lot,
in a very desirable part of Danvilie.
Also, SIXTEEN SMALL LOTS, between the Plank ami
County roads, about two acres each, about one and a
half miles from Danville. Sold in lots to suit pur-
chasers.
Also, one of the very finest private residences
in Danville, on Main street, joining the Farmers
Bank, six rooms, two stored, very ample out-houses
and back and front grOuhds-buiidiugs all newly built,
in hne taste, and the workmanship excellent. Dwell
ing rooted with tin, fine garden, beautiful enclosure
round the lot-very convenient to business part OF
town.
Also, a MILL SITE, at or near Milton, with IA acres Of
Land attached, water power from Dan river-the Mill
house has been burned the power drove an eighteen
foot undershot wheel supply of water never failing;
good spring and small House on the premises. The To-
cation Is a very desirable one, being in the midst OF a
very wealthy section Of country. The Mill, before it
was burnt, had a splendid custom. Price, $1,000.
Attract OF LAND,
In Appomattox County, Va.-235 acres-within two
and-a-half miles of ~Pamplin's Depot, but located imme-
diately on South-Side Railroad, one-fourth in best For
est Growth, and one-fourth in Pine Forest lies very
level susceptible Of highest Improvements has a bed
of the celebrated Appomattox Pipe Clay also a So&g-
stone quarry a few yards from the Railroad bed dwell
ing House, five rooms, office, kitchen, ce-house, &c.-
The wood for fuel is said to be worth more than double
the price asked, which ia $1,000.
Attract OF W HUNDRED n TWENTY-FIVE
ACRES,
In the county of Halifax, south side of Dan river,
twelve miles south Of Boston Depot nearly One-thiri
in original forest, thirty acres creek fiat, some hne plant
land, well adapted to all the staple crops hne orchard.
dwelling, kitchen, stables,
new corn crib, two good barns. The whole a desirable
farm for profitable cropping. A bargain may be had in
this land. TPrms-either cash or twelve months
credit.
Also,
A TRACT OF LANE IN THE U OF CHAR
LOTTE,
On Turnip Creek, adjoining the residence Of old Patrick
Henry, deceased, containing five hundred and seventy
- -. ,alahrataI for ralsipU Ia hast m IN DnflrfnTnR
tobacco. Originally a very rich soil, and now in good
heart, nearly one hundred acres creek and branch Hat,
well timbered, with plenty Of good plant land. I'm
provcmcnts-large, sound Dwelling House, eIgnt
rooms, usual Out-houses, ice house, fine spring IN the
garden, near the house-good orchards susceptible OF
division, particularly for two tracts of three hundred
ard seventy and two hundred and two acres. Terms
Eight dollars per acre. A great bargain. We know the
tract.
Also,
FIVE HUNDRED AND ~SEyENTY-FTYE ACRES, ON
AIN CREEK,
Three and a half miles northeast Of Danville-neartwo
hundred acres of fiat all Land OF good body, In good
condition and little worn. The homestead improve
ments very moderate, but six good tobacco barns, seve-
raj good orchards. will be sold together or in two
tracts.
One Of
Two HUNDRED y FIVE ACRES,
For 1900 cash. The two together for $1,000 cash, or
IS 200. one. fourth cash, residue in six, twelve and eigh-
teen months. The wood, for fuel, sold in Danville,
will more than pay for the tract.
Also,
A HOUSE n LOT IN MILTON, NORTH 'AkOLlNA
81, uated in the most central and business part OF the
town, joining Newbell's drug store. The house Is two
stored could be made 4 comfortable dwelling. while
the trent room, with a little lifting up, would make one
Of the finest store-rooma in town. Can be bought
cheap.
Also,
AN IMPROVED TRACT OF THREE HUNDRED AND
SIX ACRES,
One and a half miles from Notwithstanding House
six rooms very good out-hOuses fine garden good
orchard. 1t can be divided to make two farms Of about
one hundred and fifty acres each. Near enough to have
business offices In Danville. The land produces the
best manufacturing tobacco. Also, suited to Il dairy
farm and market gardens. READ x HILL,
ian26.tf Land Agents.