Maryland free press. [volume] (Hagerstown [Md.]) 1862-18??, 1867-02-28
CHENANDoAHL VALLEY
II EN a " DOAH' v ALLEf Z =
sHsa LANDS FOR SALE, I'D
uf.a.2 AND OTHER y
-. VALUABLE LANDSf
IN THE
e.'' STATE OF VIRGINIA.
I'D. PRICE & Co,


HARRIS0NBURG, ROCKINGHAM CO., VA,
% ns OLDEST EsrAbtIsHkD'R RRAL EsrkrsAoEEcY IN THE
''.S 10 saa.lgsR STATE OF VIRGINIA. g. sY.
The attention of parties desirous Of locating Ia
Virginia, respectfully directed to the advantages
which possessed by this Agency. We claim to
have desirable properties than any two A gen
s cies in the Statey The Land and Town Properties
NJ which offer for sale are in every respect what
they are represented in our Catalogues. We claim
that we make fair representations and purclia sers
rely upon ouT published statement. The titles
to all lands which we offer are indsputable and
" purchasers will be convinced of the accuracy of
the titles Of these lands by reference to the Rec
ords of the Court before purchasing. The citizens
ofVirginia have in good faith, accepted the terms
2 surrender accepted by their ohieftain Gen. r.
Z. Lee, and most zcalously abide the arbitramcnt.
That many have been prostrated in a pecuniary
light is undoubtedly true, and the indirect issus
arising from the result of the late war, the aboli
ton of slavery, are the causes which threw upon
the market the immense amount of land which we
offer for sale. The assertion assiduously circu-
lated by Northern Agents, and many irresponsible
parties, that the people in spirit of dissats
faction, and are not desirous of selling their lands
and property to Northern men, is utterly false; we
~ have over ti:H
$1,000, 900 WORTH OF PROPERTY ,r.
Nn our books for sale, and have yet the first owner
20 nominate the purchaser to be either Northern,
Southern. Eastern or Western man. The respon-
sblelsolid men, are willing to extend the hand of
fellowship to all good men who desire to settle in
their midst The terms of sal vary, but generally
one-third cash. the remainder in, two years. The
prices range from So to Sc per acre. We ingfte
71e particular attention to the Il ~. 4
-. ..g r.. TIMBER LANDS ..q ,.|
which we offer. The Timber is of the best quality
~ f consisting of 80 '''.'
r'' PINE, OAK, HICKORY, LOCUST, CHEST
a ..a.as =, i4sglasl NUT, &c. .H y .i.;-: 4
and upon of the lands are the best indications
ofgreat mineral wealth, as s -yI
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Ofsem.bitdinihoas quality protrudes from the sur
face. I
IRON oREu
found in abundance all that is required is cap
itai todeveope this immense wealth. The Shen-
andoah Valley has been the recipient of many gifts
from the lavish hand of nature, and now that the
N sri 3 Manassas Gap Railroad is .lN
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there is no better location in the country. The
cars will run to Harrisonburg by Sept. 1866, thus
securing an early market for the products of this
Send for circular. - ... .. ..9 ..Y4s....r D.
Address, ]. d. PRICE CO., .t-.y.. %.
-.-- No. and Law Building,
.7ufI. lad GjnilpL,., Harrisonburg, Va.
Na-Parties owning lands in the Valley, will, by
addressing u.s. have the advantage of placing their
lands in market, all information in regard to
8 their lands will be cheerfully forwarded. Taxes
will be paid upon them and receipts forwarded at
ihe request of owner. Individual claims promptly
csllected or secured. 'f '' '' '.7h t'''. - |
Refer to any Of the business firms of Harrison
'' oarg, Va. & sstt. u j. ID. PRICE &'Co,
. .CAUTI0N.-Agents and others interested in the |
sale Of land at Martinsburg, Winchester and vcin-
ny represent frequently topersous about to pur-
chase land in the valley that it is of little use to
geyand Winchester, stating that the land beyond
mat point OF inferior quality; and the valley less
oeautitulin the section where our Agency is loca-
ied. We caution, therefore, all persons desiring
opurchase view lands in the beautiful or fertile
valley Of the Shenandoah, not to listen to these in
terested parties, but TO come to Rockingham, |
.ae Garden Of the Valley, where they.can suit
themselves better. J. d. p. & Co.
!;. Jan. 4, 1867,