Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-12-19
II r A NKLIN POSTS
Real Rstate Agency,
WALLINcFoRD, VERMONT,

ing to buy can always ind wish me
large list OF farms to select from, OF various
slice, prices and locations, and any and all
having Real Estate TO dispose of, either farms,
dwellings or mills, they will consult their best
interests by giving me a fall and accurate de-
scrption, location, &c, OF the property they
wish to sell. RcCollect, make no charge for
services, unIoss a sale is fully accomplished Of
the property entrusted to my care.
am also agent for the sale oil. the lands Of the
Hannibal and ST, Joseph Railroad Company OF
Missouri. This Company own over 100000
acres Of the finest agricultural, timber and coal
lands in Northern Missouri, lying on either side
OF the Railroad which trayerses the State dis.
lance OF 300 miles from East to West, from
Hannibal, on the Mississippi, to St. Joseph, on
the Missouri River and through one OF the
richest and most fertile tracts on this continent,
combining all the advantages that are requisite
or desirable for a home in the West; mild and
healthy climate, rich soil, plenty OF wood and
coal, and good water l have spent several
weeks mysolfin Missouri, the past summer, in
looking over the lands of this company through
the entire length Of the Road, aud while there
and since my return have made several pur.
chases Of Real Estate, for myself and friends,
dceming the investment thus made not only
perfectly safe, but certain to rapidly rise in
value. Now is the time to 20 to Mo. while
land may be had cheap as the prices must soon
double and treble. Itis not an uncommon occur.
renee for the first crop raised or a farm there 20
more than pay for the land itself, and the entire
cost Of preparing and sowing the land and
harvesting the crop. even know one man who
bought, one year ago last March, a farm of 2iO
acres in Mo, at 5000, and the same season
raised 5000 bushels ofcoru that brought readily
one lar per bushel, TINS more than paving
for his entire purchase from one crop Of corn,
besides having the growth ofany head of cattle
and one handrcd sheep. A friend Of mine
writes me that he has sold this fall, over 81 2OC
worth Of wheat from thirty acres Of land, which
land cost him but $500 per acre two years ago,
thus clearing him nearly $1,000 over and ABOVE
the cost OF the land and sowing and harvesting
the same. The Hannibal and ST. Joseph Rail
road Company offer their lands in tracts Of 40
acres each and upwards for cash, or one, two or
ten years credit, at prices ranging from $240,
$500, $3.50, S., 6, 50 and $12, averaging under
SO per acre. thus bringing within reach of all
8 home in the most beautiful State of the great
West. Full information given, and circulars and
maps of the road, showing the exact location of
the COmpanys lands, furnished gratis, upon
application to FRANKLIN POsT, Walngford, or
to GEO. S, HARRIS, ESQ, Land Commissioner Of
the Hannibal and St Joseph Railroad, at Han
nibal, Mo. | am also agent for the sale of
large number of improved farms in Mo. located
on the line of the Hannibal and St Joseph
Railroad; varying in price from fifteen to
forty dollars per acre.
have several hundred acres Of Prairie aud
Timber land well located for farming purposes
IN each of the States Of Illinois, Wisconsin,
Iowa and Missouri, all of which | offer low for
cash or would exchange any of it for Farms
Dwelling Houses in Vermont, ana an ready
L BUY one or mOre farms in Vermont, and II
desirable with all the stock and farming uten-
sis, crops, &c, and give in exchange part cash
and balance In lands in either of the above
States as pay.
will briefly notice a few of the farms have
for sale:
In Wallingford, one mile south Of the village.
coy creek farm, of about 20 AGREE, cuts 40
tons of hay, large amount of wood and sugar
orchard, finest location on the road. Price
$1,000, OF will cut 1t up and sell in lots to suiC
In WallingfOrd, one mile and a quarter north
Of the village, a choice little farm of IS acres
House, story and half, painted white, with
blinds on nice location, with fine views.
Price $2,50O.
Also, one other, with about ten acres good
land, and buildings nearly new situated less
than one mile from the village Price $1,000.
In Walltngtord, about two miles from the
village, q farm of $50 acres, win keep over %
cows and team. Price, 5000 Cheap, and
easily paid for at present price of cheese.
In Walngford, one choice farm and rezi-
dence comb ined, with splendid buildings, all in
the most complete order, and the farm under the
highest state Of cultivation, about 100 acres,
and all things considered it might be Justly
called, the model farm of Rutland County-has
only to be seen to be admired; it will cut over
~ tons OF hay Price and full particulars given
on application,
In "aiiiAgfOrd, one other farm near the vii
lAgc of between 100 and 30 acres will keen d
cows and team, and Is every way desirable, will
be sOid together with cows and possession
April next, and on easy terms OF payment,
Particulars with price and terms of payment,
made known on application.
In WallBgford, a farm of 230 acres, less than
two miles north east Of the village. Price,
5000.
In Walltnsford village, on Main street, two
story house, With blinds, barns, carriage
house, &c, together with pasture and wood lot
IN sight Of house. Price o! whole only s., $40,
ana cheap. Terms of payment easy.
In Wallngi)rn village. on two new streets re-
Gently ald out and now being opened and grad |
ed, Tor sale large number Of choice building |
lots, offered low for cash, or will be sold on
long credit to be paid for in small yearly in |
slaments. or to those who will buy and imme- |
dlately build upon the lots, will ask no pay |
ment down, but let the whole purchase money |
remain on mortgage,
WalljngfOrd possesses many ADVANTAGES "a A |
place Of residence, with her fine SrhO0Is well |
Bept Hotel, good state Of society and pctur |