Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-13

All lots arc favorsbly located on ronily-rising
ground. overlooking the beautiful Valley Of New
River. The exceedingly low price at which these
lots arc placed upon the market insures to In
'yestors
QUICK AND LARGE RETURNS.
TERrs OF SAFE: Ono third cash: balance in
one and two years
Through rs exceptional railroad facilities
"lvsgh0e s. placed within minimum uaul OF
the enormous Gosssn iror-1re ~ Carroll county
And tho world-famous limonite md mountain
oros Of the Cripple-CreeE Valley, nna ~ also
within easy haul OF tho celebrated Pocahonlas
aud lat-Top coal and cokc-deiis.
IMMENSE LIMESTONE QUAkHlkS already
being operated Within The town.
Ths 40. ] FUkNACE 0f the NeW-kiVer Nine
n. COMPANY ls already Ia successful operation,
while tie lEANHOE IRON COMPANY, under
the presidency Of Mr. Jorion .. Mott OF tho
Mott Haven lrOn-WOrss, 0f heW ORR. has been
organized for the purpose Of erecting another
furnace Of large capacity
Tho EXTENSIVE MINES eight % the New
River Alineral Company, adjoining the town, are
already giving employment to largo number
The "IvANHoE ZINC COMPANY" with a
capital Of $4,000, has purchssei Immense de-
/ posiis Of valuable zne-Cres, which they are now
/ developing, and Will soon erect several large
BEISG THE ONLY CITY on this southern
connection OF tho Norfolk aud Western railroad,
/ lgauhoe has become tie great distributing point
/ Tor tbs immense ore-neids and agricultural an
timber districts OF Southwestern virginia suu
! " egtern North Carolina.
! situated in the midst Of great wool-raising
district. and within short haul on me souihefn
coion-nelds, no place IN Virginia posse 'ses
| greater advantages for WoOLLEN- AND COT
! IUN-MlLLS.
VAST :racts OF red and white oak, chestnut
! hickory, pine, znd hem0ck near 90 hand fur
/ nlsn exceptional opportunities Tor WOODWORK
! iug establishments and steam teuueiles. 40 %,
! A $4,000 HOTEL WILL BE ERECTED Al
! ONCE.
Water-worss planing-mm, electric-light
/ plant, brick-Sorks, et., Will % erected al an
Being 1000 feet above the sea. the climate is
unsurpassed by tho celebrated mountain re-
! s0rts 81 the world.
! A large tract Of level land, with front Of one
! and half miles on the New river, has been set
! aside for manufacturing purposes.
Liberal inducements viii Do onored all indus
! tries locating here.
| Through is connections with tho steamship
/ lines tue Louisville and Nashville. the Shenan-
/ d0sh Vale aud the Cape Fear and fsdk u
/ valley railroads, and its outlet on the ohio
! river, tbs Norfolk aud Western railroad plae %
! lyanhoe IA direct communication WITH al.
/ TIE great markets OF the North. East, South hhd
/ West
! For maps, descriptive pamphlets. etc.. apply
| 70 tbs secretary OF tho company az " Iyanhoe,
| Wythe county, Va ..,
| ". c. VAN DORRN,
! President;
G.M. sEELEY
Secretary and treasurer.
DIRECTORS.
! JORDAN l. MOTT. owner J. L. Mott Iron
! Works, Mott Haven, \. I.
! CHARLES q. EDDY. ylce-president Norfolk
and Western railroad. Roanoke, va
| EDWIN ElNsrElN, ex-congressmsn from
| New York city, capitalist and director In the
| New River Mineral Company.
! GEORGE II. sEELEY, OF New YORK city. capi,
| tslist aud president OF the New-Riyer Mineral
| Company.
W. c. VAN DOREN, Of Ivauhoe. Va.
| General JAMES A WALKER, OF Nytheulle,
| Va.
HERBERT @. HULL, capitalist! and lawyer,
/ New York city. ~ 2-Iw