Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-03
QUICK AND LARGE RETURNS.

YestOrs
QUICK AND LARGE RETURNS.
TrRMs or SALE ono third cash; balance in
/ one ana two years.
/ Through ~ exceptional railroad facilities
" lvanhoon "a placed within minimum haul az
/ ;he enormous Gos-an iron-7re ~ Carroll county
/ and the world-famous lmonite mud mountain
/ ores OF the Cripple-Crooz Valley, ani III also
/ within easy haul OF the eel bra'ci Porahonia'
! END Ilai-Top coal and coke-neiir.
/ IMMENSE LIMESTONE QUAkRILs already
being operated within he town.
! 1HE No. ] FURNACE ~ On" Nsw-hlver Mine
! raj Company isalready in successful ouer,I0n,
| while tbo lVANHOE IRON CONPANi. uuf.r
the presidency ~ Mr. JorI0n T.. MOr, VI tnn
| Mott Haven lron-WOrss 5, - Sow o-t. hf- Boon
organized for the purpose Of ero-iiag another
/ furnace of large caparity
Tue EXTENSIVE MINES feirhu ~ mo Nor-
/ River Mineral Company. adjoining ihe toHn, arc
already giving employment 20 largo num.er
The "IyANHOE ZINC COMPANY with a
capital 81 $500 900, has purchases immou-e DO
posiis Of valuable zinc-ores, which they are now
developing, and VIII soOn erect several largo
BEING THE ONLY CITY on this southern
connection Of tho Norfolk and Western railrcei.
lganhOe has become fhc greRt distributing point
FOR tho immense ore-nelds nd agricultural and
timber districts ~ Southwestern Virginia AMI
| Wcejorn North Carolinn.
Situated In tho midst Of great wocl-raisinc
district. and within short haul 81 tho southern
cOtton-helds, no place in virginia ro7so-se5
greater advantages Tor wOOLLEN- AND COZ
TON-MiLLS.
Vast tracts Of red and white oak, chestnut,
hickory, pine, aud hemlock near Al hand fur
nish exceptional opportunities for WOODWORK
Ing establishments and steam .anncries.
a $4,000 HOTEL WILL BE ERECTED AT
ONCE.
Wa,er-works plnning-mn, clectric-llght
plant, hricS-w0rks, ctc., viii te erected At az
carly dAto.
Being 1000 foet above the sca. tho climate "a
unsurpassed by tho celebrated mountain re-
sort, % tho world.
A largo tract Of lovel land with front Of ore
and a half miles on the Now river, has been ret
aside tor manufacturing purposes
Liberal inducements will be- offered all indus
trIes locating hero.
Through ~ connections with the steamship
lines. Tue Louisville aud Nashville. the 0honau-
dosh Valley, ana the Cape Fear and Iadkin-
valley railroads, AMI IL outlet on the On
river. tho Norfolk and Western railroad place
- lvanhoe in diroct communication with al
tho great markets o. tho North. East, South, and
West.
For maps, descriptive pamphlets. etc. apply
10 tho secretary OF the company at lyanhoo.'
~ '-'' ~''''''' " W. c. VAN DoRES.
President;
g. NJ SEELEY,
Secretary and Treasurer.
DIRECTORS.
JORDAN L. MOTT. owner J. I. Mott Iron
Works. Mott Haven, IS. y.
CHARLES G.. EDDY. vicepresifent Norfolk
and Western railroad. Roanoke. Va.
EDWIN ElNSTElN, cN-c0nsressman from
Now YORK city. capitalist and director IN tho
New River Mineral Company.
GEORGE n. sEELEI, OF New York city, 'api-
tanst aud president Of tho N8W-kiger Mineral
Company.
We. VAN DOREN, Of Ivanhoe. Va.
General JAMES a. WALKER, o. Wytheyiilo,
Va.
HERBERT @. HULL, capitalis. and lawyer.
New YORK city. jy 2-2w
WOODLAND HEIGHTS LOTS
FOR SALE.
We are now offering these beautiful LOTS.
fronting 3l1I4s FEET to an alley on Broad street,
on exceedingly liberal terms Electric street
car service from the lots 10 Seventh and Main
streets twelve minutes. To tho home-seeker
no property could be more desirable. Overlook
Ing the James and both cities, adjoining Forest
Hill Park. II leaves nothing TO DO desired as a
residence. A. j. BRADLEY Il CO.,