Maryland free press. [volume] (Hagerstown [Md.]) 1862-18??, 1867-01-31
n ANDOAH VALLEY
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LANDS FOR SALE
. LED OTHER
VALUABLE LANDSf
II rHH
STATE OF VIRGINIA.
:. d. PRICE 4 CO.,

J. ID. PRICE 4 CO.,
HARRISONBURG, ROCKINGHAM co., VA"
THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED RRaL ESTATE Aszzos II rsz
srArH or viRsINIA. ... - r
The attention or parties DESTROYS Of locating In
Virginia, is respectfully directed 10 We sdysntages
which are possessed by this Agency. We claim 70
have more desirable properties than any Two Asen-
cics in the State. The Land and Town Properties
which we offer for sale arc in every respect what
they are represented In Our Catalogues. We cixm
that we make fair representations and purchasers
can rely upon our published statement The tuee
to all lands which offer are indisputabie, and
purchasers will be convinced Of the accuracy Of
the titles of these lands by reference TO the Reo-
ords of the Court, before purchasing. The eitisens
Of Virginia have, In good faith accepted me terms
of surrender as accepted By their chieftsin Gen. ~
L. Lee, and most zealously abide the arbitrsmcns
That many have been Frustrated in peeunisry
light is undoubtedly true, and the indirect Issue
arising from the result Of the late war, the abcii
ton Of slavery, are the causes which throw upoa
tn market the immense amount OF land which we
offer for sale. Tho assertion so assiduously circu-
lated by Northern Agents, and many irresponsible
parties that the people are in spirit OF dissatis-
faction, aud arc not DESTROYS of selling their lands
and property to Northern men, 10 utterly false; We
have over
$1,000, 600 WORTH OF PROPERTY
on eur books for sale, and have yet the first owsG
to nominate the purchaser to be either Nsrtherhs
Southern, Eastern or Western man. The respoI,
sible solid men, are willing to extend the hand *
fellowship to all coed msn who desire to settle 81
their midst The terms of sale vary, but generally
onc-third cash, the remainder in two years. The
prices range from So to sc per acre. We invite
particular attention to the
TIMBER LANDS
which VIC offer. The Timber il Of the best quality
consisting of
PINE, OAK, HICKORY, LOCUST, CHlS1-
NUT, &C.,
and upon some Of the lands are the best indications
ofgreat mineral wealth, %
of mi-btuminous quality protrudes fron tho sur
face. ------
IRON ORE
Ii found in abundance; all that is reqsired l. ess
ial to dcvclepe this immense wealth. The ShtL.
andoah Valley has been the ecipient of many gifa
from the lavish hand OF nature, and now that ths
Manassas Gap Railroad isa 'ai.
FIXED TACT
there is no better location in the cou.try. The
cara will run to Harrisonburg BY SS14 1855, tbos
securing an early market for the psodusts Of Thu
fertile valley.
Send for a circular. brs
Address, J. ID. PRICE q CO.,
No. l and Law Building.
.. IN Hsrrissnburg, Va
Ia Parties owning lands in the Valley, will, by
addressing US, have the advantage Of placing theia
lands in market, or all information In regard IA
their lands will be chcerfully forwarded. Taxo
will be paid upon them and receipts forwarded ~
the request of owner. individual claims promptly
collected or secured. .---.! .a..rr.t
refer to any Of the business firms OF Harrison
burg, Va j. ID. PRICE CO.,
CAUTION.-Agents and others interested In II,
sale of land at Asrtinsburg, Winchester and vieia.
ity represent frequently to-persous about to pur-
chase land in the valley, that 1t is Of little 70 70
beyond Winchester, stating that the land beyont
that psint is of inferr quality, and the valley 10,
beautiful in the section where Agency IL lost
ted. We caution, therefore, all persons desiriil
to purchase view lands in the beautiful fertl
valley Of the Shenandoah, not 70 listen 10 thess
terestcd parties, but to come to Raekinghaf
the "Garden of the Vsllsy," where THY csnst
themselves bettsr. J. d. 7. . Co.
Jan. 4, 1857: " 20