The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-04-10
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mont region OF S0utn side virginia,
and Northern North Carolina, over the
far West to settle in. The Territory
here represented, comprises some half
dozen adjoining counties with Danville,
Va, As a centre. Population about
1900, with the Piedmont Air Line X.
r.. the most direct route between the
North and South, passing through the
town.
1st. This Is the land that grows the
fine Yellow Tobacco, that can be grown
nowhere else, and that brings such fa-
bulcus prices in the markets Of the
World. Besides tobacco, II grows all
the Grains, Grasses, Fruits and Vcge-
tables, to perfection.
Cd. The country 's we'll watered
mostly by Springs, and singularly free
from nearly all malarous diseases, con-
sequently is healthy.
Sd. It can be visited at small cost,
of time and money. As I have an ar
rangement with the Roads South Of
Baltimore, and expect to conclude a
n similar one with the Northern Cen-
tral, to sell tickets to prospectors at
greatly reduced rates, obviating the
necessity Of spending large amount
of money TO look for home, or to sell
out aud break up without knowing
where they are going to land. The
distance is not so great, but what
House Goods, all Farm Stock, Tools,
&c, can be taken along, not being
compelled 10 sacrifice on anything that
will be needed again. | took all my
House Goods, Horses, Wagons, Cows,
Pigs and Chickens with me from Ii
oga County, Pa, and many settlers
from Central, N. Y. and Ohio, did the
same.
4th. Plantations can be purchased
anywhere from 100 to 1900 acres with
Buildings. Fences, Fruit, &C., at prices
ranging from $500 to $1,000 per acre,
with liberal terms of payments, the los
cation and improvements making most
Of the difference in price. Farms can
be purchased at prices, that no acre OF
the purchase, put in Tobacco, prop
erly managed and taken care of, the
avails of the single crop will pay all
expenses, and cost Of land. Grain and
stock raising can also be made profit
able.
9th. Danvillc is one Of the best
markets to be found anywhere. Many
of the Planters raise Tobacco only, and
buy everything else the consequence
is, everything man or mule can eat
sells for good price, and cash on de-
livery, the sales of leaf Tobacco alone
amounting 10 over three million ol
dollars a yesr, always selling for cash
This section Of the country, in the
hcsllhnees of its climate, the great
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abundance Of timber and minerals, il,
water power, advantage of transporta
tion and nearness to market, less thar
600 miles from Now York, with Rich
moud, Norfolk, Washington, Baltimore
and Philadelphia on the way, presents
con,hins,ion of advsnta yes and at
lrsctious,. unequnlled by any Other
part of the United States. The mild
hes. of the Winter enables the farme
10 work his land almost the entire year
lSiocl; requires but little feeding or at
tenion, except during stormy weathe
in winter. The surplus of uncutivate'
and makes the price So low, that il
these the oldest of States, with Raj
Roads, Churches, Schools, Post Offices
Mills, Shops and all the convenience
of Civilization, farms can he purchase
with buildings, fences, fruit, &c, at pri
ces, in many cases, hardly coverin
cost of Improvements.
For further information, as to reduc
ed rates of fare &c. Address.
| w. B. MIDAUGH,
Danville, Virgins