Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1877-09-08
ALBEMARLE COUNTY.

No. 5l5.-2OO acres of land two
miles from depot, on G & O. r. r., sixteen
miles from Charlottesville; wood, and as
fin watered as could be desired, dwelling,
two-story framed, eight rooms, set in
grounds pleasantly shaded and sodded,
kitchen with four rooms, smoke-house, well
Of water in the back yard, stables and
other out-houses, garden excellent, peach
and apple orchards, and many grape vines
Of excellent varieties. Price-$20 per acre,
one-tourth cash, or even less; and the re-
mainder in ten equal annual payments, if
desired, with interest on the credit pay
ments, the dwellinr to be kept insured for
the security of the purchase money.
No. 6l3.-37O acres of land, beau
tifiilly situated at Ivy Depot, c. & o. r.
r. Dwelling, wood; six rooms; beautifully
fine view of the Blue Ridge mountains and
other picturesque country, railroad, etc,
which is rarely to b. had even in this ia
NOUS section. All necessary out buildings,
fine orchard, and wood and water in
abundance. Price, low for such a place,
and the terms very accommodating.
No. 5l0.-l94 acres, less than half
a mile from Arlington station, on the Vir-
ginia Midland railroad, dwelling, log; out
houses, etc. A young orchard just in bear
ing. Any one wanting cheap home,
convenient to depot, could not do better
than TO look at this. Price low and terms
easy.
No. l,O1l.-One acre of land, store
stand and dwelling, at Ivy Depot, G. & o.
railroad, Va, frame two-story dwelling
with 9 or 10 rooms, porch. etc, brick store
house near it, an excellent stand for bus-
ness, and, if desired, from one TO two hun
dred acres of excellent land can be had
near it, all on the most reasonable terms
and time to pay it.
No. 253.-6l7 acres 217 finely
wooded and tinlbered, finely watered, large
brick dwelling of rooms above basement,
8 acres of orchard, select fruit trees, good
buildings, miles from Ivy Depot, c.
e. o. railroad, miles from Charlottesville.
This valuable property will be sold cheap
and on long time
No. 6Ol.-5OO acres near the home
farm of Col. John M. Patton, situated inn
medately ON the line between Louisa and
Albemarle counties; wood framed dwelling
with rooms, situated in pretty grounds of
shade trees, etc, commanding a fine view
of the mountains, Chesapeake and Ohio
railroad, etc, orchard OF about 300 fruit
trees, principally apple, farm finely water
ed and wooded, a nice creek flows through
the farm, on which is some nice land suita-
bic for meadow. 200 acres OF the above
land with the improvements will be sold
separately if desired. 1t will be sold in
whole or in art, on very reasonable terms.
No. l,OOS.-Two most desirable
tracts Of land, 200 acres, with no buildings,
Immediately on the railroad, just west OF
BiIdwood; good red land, 80 acres in
woods, innumerable springs and branches.
Price most reasonable. The other $50
acres, the Yates farm, adj ining the fine
farm of J. Tatnall Lea, Esq; partial dwell
lings of log, and some out-buildings, q
few apple and pear trees, wood and water
in abundance. Prices very low and terms
easy.
No. 5l6.-l5O acres Of land mostly
cleared, less than 3 mi es from C. .S o. r. r..
Depot; wood dwelling with four rooms,
small store-house, and other buildi gs,
wood and water. Price-$17 per acre,
one-tIlird cash; and the remainL er in five or
more equal annual payments with interest.
No. 5l7.--2l6 acres of laL prin-
cipally open, wood, and excellent Hud
plenty of water, large tobacco barn, an,,
comfortable dwelling. Price low, and
terms very easy.