Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-10-31
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attention given to the buyins and selling
OF Farms In Rutland coeh,y, and those wish.
isg to huy can always and with me-
large list OF farms 10 select f.orn of VI, an,
sises, prices and locations, and any and an
having Real Estate to disposs Of. either farm.
dwellings or mills, they viii consult their b..,
interests by giving me full and accurate a..
ssfiption, location, &C., Of the property thew
wish to sell, Recolleet, make no charge So,
services, unle-s sale is fully accomplished Of
the property entrusted to my care.
lam also agent for the sale OF the lands Of tina
Hannibal and ST. Joseph Railroad Company o,
Missouri. This Company own over 10000
aeres of the hnest agricultural, timber and coal
lands in Northern Missouri, lying on either side
OF the Railroad which traverses the State a dis,
lance OF 900 miles from East 10 West nom
Hannibal, on the Mississippi, to 81. Josenh q,
TIE Missouri River, and through one OF ,bs
richest and most fertile tracts on thi. continent
combining all the advantages that are reouis,e
or desirable for a home In the West. mia spa
healthy climate, rich soil, plenty Of wood ,pd
COAL and good water. have spent sev,ra
weeks myselfin Missouri, the past summer in
'ooking over the lands OF this company through
the entire leRgth Of the Road, and while thre
aud since nv return have made seyersl MIR.
chs'es OF Real R-tftc,i FIR myself and friems,
deeming the u ve.rn,ent thus made not nlv
perfectly cafe but certain TO rapidly rec in
value Now tho time to 90 TO Mo. wtl,e
land may be had cheap ~ The prices must son
dorble and treble, II IL not an uncommon oeur.
renee for the nr't crop rsised on farm thse to
more than pay for the land itself, and the atire
cost OF preparing aud sowing the lane and
harvesting the crop. even know one r1sn who
bought, one year ago last March, a farmof 949
acresin No, at s5Ood, aud the sans season
raised 5000 bushels oteorn that brousf readily
ohs dollar per basbel, thus more tho paying
for Ills entire pnrehase from one ere Of corn.
besides having the growth afhny he'd Of cattle
and one hundred sheep. A fried Of mine
writes me that he has sold, this fall ver 81 %
worth OF wheat from thirty acres ofand, which
land cost him but $500 per acre TO Yeas ago
thus clearing him nearly 81 900 oer and above
the cost ofthe land and sowing ad harvesting
the same. The Hannibal aud st Joseph Raj.
road Company offer their landsn tracts of 40
acres each and upwards for casio or one, two or
ten years credit, at prices raning from 90 4O
s30O, $3.50, IS, S., 50 and Sl2ayeraging under
$40 per acre. thus bringing whIn reach Of all
a home in the most beautiful't tate Of the great
West. Full information giyerand circulars and
maps Of the road, showing 70 exact location OF
the Company's lands, furrhed gratis, upon
application to FRANKLIN PSF, Wallingtord. OF
10 GEo.s. HARRIs, Esq., Ind Commissioner Of
the Hannibal and st, josh Railroad, at Han.
nibai, Mo. | am also sknt for the sale Of a
large number OF improveta Al, IN MO, located
on the line OF the Hannibal aud st. Joseph
Railroad, varying In fice from fifteen to
forty dollars per acre. 4@ 39.a#f1
have several huntd acres of Prairie and
Timber land, well locsad lor Farming purposes
in each, Of the ststsjof Illinois, Wisconsin,
Iowa and Missouri, a OF which offer low for
each, or would exchnge any of 1t for Farms
or Dwelling Houses Vermont. and am ready
I. buy one OF morefarms in Vermont, and If
desirable with all u stick and farming uten
siis, crops, &C, aHdiye IN exchange part cash
and balance In LAM IN either OF the above
IS Twill briefly noth few of the farms I have
for esle: r. -r.sgs5 i. 80. .fr.ge
Ia wsIingford, es mile south Of the village.
co8y creek farm, 81 about 50 acres, cuts ~
tons OF hay, a larg,smoant Of wood, and sugar
orchard, hnest ltAton on the rosd. Price,
$1,000, or will cut up and sell In lots TO suit
In Wallingford, ne Hils and quarter north
OF the village, eoice little farm of IS acres
House, story ands half, painted white with
blinds en-; MIC location, with nne Views.
Price S2,5OO.
Also. one othr, with abont ton acres good
land, and builings nearly new, situated less
than one mile pm the village. Price $3.50.
In Wallingfrd. aboat t. o miles from the
village, farm OF $50 acres, will keep over %
cows and ten. Price, 5000 Cheap, and
easily paid 70 at present price Of cheese;
In WsllingOrd, one choice, farm and resi-
dence combird, with splendid buildings, all in
the most complete order, and the farm under the
highest stat OF cultivation, about 100 acres,
and all thiRs considered 1t might be justly
called, the rodel farm OF Rutland County-has
only to be zen to be admired; it will cut over
80 tons of by. Price and full particulars given
on application. -' @. ai--
In WaHigford, one other farm near the vii
lsge, of btween $50 and a0 acres, will keep y
c0ws and cam, and is every way desirable, will
be sold ogether with cows and possession
April net, apd on easy terms OF payment.
Particulss, with price and terms OF payment,
made kpown on application.
In WsliRgford, q farm of 230 acres, lees than
two mics north east OF the village. Price,
5000. H g#.-
In Mllingford village, on Main street, stwn
story house With blinds, barns, carriage
house. SC, together with pasture and woed lot
in siglt of house. Price of whole only $26O0
and Cheap. Terms OF payment easy. 60
Z In yallingford village, on two new streets re-
cent?, laid ont and now being opened and grad
ed, FIR sale large number of choice huilding
lots, offered low for cash, or will be sold on
longcredit to be paid for in small yearly in
stalnents, or to those who will buy and imme-
diaely build upon the lots, will ask no pay
ment down, but let the whole purchase money
remain on mortgage.
Yallingford possesses many advantages as a
place OF residence, with her fine Schools, well
kspt Hotel, good state Of society and pictur
eique scenery. Besides these lots are in close
proximity TO the Messrs. Bstcheler q Sons,
new Fork Factory and other buildings con
nected herewith, recently erected by them for
the purpose OF charging their business and in
creasing the production, as they have hitherto
been entirely unable to fill near all the orders
received for their justly celebrated forks, and
have no doubt that If a score or more OF indus
trieus mechanics and laborers Were to secure
each lot and build them home, that
they would find permanent employment with
Batcheler & Sons the year around at good wages
Come and look at the lots only $50 required
down. Eg.g8ug ~
For sale, two miles from Rutland, farm OF
$50 acres. Has cut this year 30 tons oil hay.
Building good Price about 5000.
Naor Rntiaud a farm of ahout 10 acres Price