The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-03-23

COOPERATIVE HOMESTEAD AS
ISOLATION FOR WASHINGTON
CLERKS AND OTHERS.
We offer some of the finest locations for farms
and residences on the Upper Potomac. near
Gunston Hall, within easy reach of Washing
ton The new steamboat, MARY washington"
with capacity to carry five hundred passengers.
will leave this point each morning and once
later in the day, returning here at night. By
this arrangement parties doing business in the
city will be able to reach Washington before
business hours In the morning. Persons who
wish to visit the city can do so twice daily at
very cheap rates. Milk, fresh fruit, and all
products of the farm will be promptly carried
TO market.
A COOPERATIVE HOMESTEAD Asso-
CITATION is being organized to meet the wants
of such as need aid in building homes especially
for those in the civil service.
A VILLA SITE IS LAID OUT ON THE
HIGHLANDS NEAR GUNsToN
HALL.
Lots are from one to five acres, including every
yarietv of slona situa tioo and soil. Mauv fina
old fruit and shade trees are scattered over it..
The streets are wide and can be easily i'm
proved Ample reservations for parks and
public buildings have been made. These lots
are offered at low price to only those who will
improve them.
NO SPECULATION BY NoN-REsIDENTs,
BUT ALL ARE TO SHARE IN THE
GENERAL ADVANCE OF
PRICES BY IMPROVE
BY various cooperative expedients, such as
laundry, bakery, dairy, woodward, &C., the
expense of living can be reduced one-half, at
ioIst " one-Haii DeioW cty rates. dOOD
SCHOOLS will be maintained LIBRARY
AND READING-ROOM will be organized,
with access to all the new publications.
NO LIQUOR WILL BE SOLD ON THE
PREMISES. AND THAT is CON-
DIrIoN IN EVERY DEED.
10 A.
place to intelligent and refined families who
would value its beautiful scenery, fruit, fishing
boating, and especially the proximity and ready
access to the privileges and enioyments of the
NATIONAL CAPITAL
FARMS FANNY DEsIR ABLE SIZE. FROM
30 TO 100 ACRES OR MORE, CAN
BE BOUGHT IN THE VICINITY
AT FROM $40 TO $40
PER ACRE.
These farms are adapted to fruitgrowing,
trucking and dairying, and are well watered and
timbered. The soils are various but good, and
where they are worn are readily restored by
the use Of lime and plaster. Glover or other
green crops plowed In, and the abundant beds
of mari near, furnish cheap means of fertilizing
Proximity to large bodies of water renders
this location unsurpassed for fruit.
THE PEACH CROP HAS NOT FAILED
FOR THIRTY YEARS.
The Apple, Pear, Peach. Quinc e, Apricot,
Cherry, Grape, all the small fruits, and vegeta.
bles of all kinds, succeed we'll.
Dairying, raising of Poultry, early Lambs,
and Truck Crops all prove remunerative.
With such inducements we ask everybody to
come and see our location before going West
We confidently assert that
THE LANDS AROUND IONA ARE THE
CHEAPEST IN THE WORLD,
considering quality and location.
The climate is healthy and especially adapted
to consumptives or other pulmonary invalids
To all good men and women who would like
to cooperate in building up a community in
which the best education will be iostered, socia
life in its best forms realized, with all limo
cent recreations possible in the country, where
rural pursuits and epjoyments would have
their best scope and opportunity, We extend a
cordial welc ONE.
Let those join us who would EDUCATE
THEIR CHILDREN AWAY FROM THE
TEMPTATIONS OF THE CITY, and wht
would desire to have them reared in habits o
sobriety and industry, With sound minds AM
healthy bodies
While we desire capitalists to come, we still
more desire the presence of those who will es
tablish INDUSTRIES AND TRADES. Tn
poor man, who has skill. industry and econom
can do well. The man of means can be sur
of good investment and home where tn
materials for comfor able and luxurious Twin
have been most generously provided.
For information address
STATE JOURNAL, RICHMOND, VA