The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-02
TOR SALE At PUBLIC AUCTION.
l. NOVEMBER 9Th Ldav before tie clectlnnl nj

II O'Clock \. NJ, regardless OF weather. FARM cf
TWO HUNDRED AND FOUR ACRES; premises
In good order c1untcy store; iGc,@ne shoe sA9p
IMriEMGNTs, PhOvESDER, helopsaE 70 Mr..
rlcksburg and Potomac railroad between Ashland
and Taylor5ville.
Terms Unc-tourth cash; halamce =, one, two,
and three years Sums under twenty dollars. cash {:
over that amount. twelve months time.
Dinner furnished OH Gay Of sale.
Person. attending from Richmond can leave In
the morning aud return In the evening".
J.TIIOMP>ON BROWN. AuciiaEccr.
&C so 1Ilj Main street. opposite Di8g9tci oric".
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA-
y BILE IRON AND TIMBER LANDS - AZ.
LEGHAEYi C0UTTY; "a; At r, LoNGnALE
decree Of Allegheny Circuit Court pronounced IN
the cause Of Montague q ais. re. William L. Alex
anier, we will, ~ commissioners proceed to sell at
BAY OF NOVEMBER I>7o. at Clifton Forge, a,l2
o'clock of that day. the following SEVEN IkAt T.
OF LsND d, Hsion"g T. " s L. AieHlnGsF s?
ut and around ogdaa depot, on both sides Of Jack
sons river, at Clifton Forge. r
No. 1.-The LIFT0N FORGE TRACT,
oO73 3.I acrrs OH west side OF Jackson, river con-
t.luing Clifton Forge and Furnace. There are
promising appearances Of an abundance OF iron ore
throughout this tract II has Z frontage OF mile
power. sad to be unsurpassed In the state. eN-
tends to within two hundred Y'rdS OF |n!'oh Forge
80. o.-67 IS acres across Jackson's river. oppo-
site No. !: promising indications OF Iron.
No. 3-j.972 acres let cen Cow pasture river and
Wilson'S creek This Is heavily tilnherc tnc Chc.-
apnlks anI ohio rallroadruns through It ard II 'ug
'"H, sLN TiSo Jill TRACT (i224 acres on
Jackson's river opposite TO No. aud adjoining 40.
= covered with excellent timber. Upon II Is barre
ore bank formerly extensively worked FOR the ~
ton Forge, and iron probably exists throughout thc
entire tract. Within few hundred yards Of -
lines an ore bark has recently teen opened ny Mr..
Peters for Buffalo furnace; solnc ten tons are dolly
taken from ii, aud the ore i reported to have give.
satisfaction. II adjoins No. and Is Only scitT3"
from No. by the river
No. 5.-TACRMAS TRAIT t@'lt acrtsl nj JUNG
ton OF Jack1on's river and Cowpasiurr river
Ec.t.-G,"25 acres. and No. !aiJoininRl, III
acres on the Warm Spring mountain; adjoining N"
famous Dolly Ann furnace, The, dGuGtlg,'' con
tainS the same ores IN abundance winch have i~.'e
that property so valuable. ,,,
Portions OF these lands have been LARGELY aud rro.
titai,v worked for many years rs iron proper! .
Tney ere traversed by TIE Chesapeake and 0h'o r!i-
road, and also run along JackscnS river With tie
projected lire oil the james River and haua"'a
canal and with the new line Of the chesapeake an
Ohio railroad 10 !c built down Jackson's river from
Clifton Forge They are heavily inibcrc'l. Grd a!c
believed to abound In extensive deposits 81 ea.%'-
lent nemaiite ore. being Within he limits IL 'h'
best part OF that formation Of flrsn!i Sec l,'E-
wav's report TO Cnc:aprahc au! Ohio l"!lga! "h'.
thrreport OF Colonel Acn. filed w.A the paper q
They contain the nearest Known reliable 4.T"'il'
OF iron ore 10 the g,e,t KanawEa cHa!-tc!9s; ~
being moro than one lnn!itd miles distant; ah' VIZ!
during tie present winter he connected trrtw.tl
by the completion OF the Chesapeake aud Ohio rail-
road, thus Offering unn facilities + ~" i''-
Inc hnus,lh'r suplly OF cheap iu, ~; t,cAu.o u
the cheap trai,,p6r alton which WI nee >sa'Ul lg
.tIorGci br tn re; iDrocty OF the freight j,t""n
the GOA! ami Iron regions.
frav the expenses OF suit and Sale: aI!d Is, o. 'he
residue In equal insta IN lts II one. two cc, i';f'
and five years, with interest from the 'ty ~ @',
taking from the purchaser bpads Win nH:o' 'i
personal security, and retaining the tile A. ul! a
security II. u. RDREHT-nN,
john LETC HER.
or oe-tdS Commissioner,