Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-11

River. The exceedingly low price at which these
lots are placed upon the market insures 10 In
yes,ors
QUICK AND LARGE RETURNS.
TEENS OF SALE One third cash. balance in
one and two years.
Through It's exceptional railroad facilities
"Ivaahosn "a placed within minimum haul OF
the enormous Gossan iron-ore OF Carfoll cou "
and the world-famOus llmonite md mountain
ores Of tho Crippe-CrceS valley. ana - also
within easy haul OF the celebrated PocGhonta5
and Flai-Top coal aud coke-nelds.
IMMENSE LIMESTONE QUAhRIES already
being operated within he town.
The 40. ! FURNACE Of the Eew-Riyer Nine
RAJ Com pany Is already In successful operation,
while the lVANHOE IRON COMPANY. under
the presidency ~ Mr. Jorion 4. Mott, Of the
Mott Haven lron-Worss, II New fors, has been
Organized FOR tho purpose Of erecting another
furnace of largo capacity
The EXTENSIVE MINES teiehtl Of the New
River Mineral Company, adjoining tho town, are
already giving employment 10 largo number
Tho "IvANHOE ZINC COMPANY" with a
capital Of $50, 000, hes purcha-et immense de-
posts Of valuable Yin ,-0res, which they are now
developing. and Will soon erect several large
furnaces.
Being THE ONLY CITY on this southern
connection OF the Norfolk and Western railroei.
lyAnhoe has become the great distributing point
for the immense ore-felds and agricultural AMI
timber districts OF Southwestern Virginia and
Western North Carolina.
situated in the midst OF great wool-rsising
district, snd within a short Ia II OF the southern
cOtton-nelds, no place In virginia posse SOS
greater advantages for WOOLLEN- AND COT
TON-MILLS.
Vast rats Of red and white oak, chestnut,
hickory, Pine. and hemlOck near al nani Tar
nish exceptional opportunities for WOODWORK
ing establishments and steam iauneries
nY@l .Ia
ONCE.
Water-works. planing-min, electric-lisht
pleni, bricS-sorks, etc, will DO erected At an
early date.
Being 1000 feet above the sea. the climate Is
unsurpassed By the celebrated mountain re-
sorts OF the word.
A large trac, OF level land, with front Of one
and q half miles on the New river, has been set
aside Tor manufacturing purposes.
Liberal 10 iucements will DO offered all indus
tries locating here.
Through its connections with the steamship
lines the Louisville aud Nashville. tho >henan-
dosh Valley, and the Cape Fear aud Yaisln-
Valley railroads, and its outlet on the ohio
river. the Norfolk and Western railroad places
" Iganhoe y In direct communication with all
tho great markets OF tho North. East, South. and
West
For maps. descriptive pamphlets, etc. apply
10 the secretary OF The company at - lvanhoe,"
: ''' W. C. VAN DoREN.
G. VI. SEELEf,
Secretary ana Treasurer.
DIRECTORS.
JORDAN L. MOTT. owner j. l. Mott Iron
Works. Mott Haven, y. \.
CHARLES &. EDDY. vice presdent Norfolk
and Western railroad. Roanoke. Va
EDWIN RlNsTElN, ex-congressman from
New YORK city. capitalist aud director in the
New River Mineral Company.
GEORGEf. sEELEY, OF New York city. cap-
taE aud urasilant Of tho New Elyor Mluer.l
Company.
". C. VAN DOREN, OF IvaDhoe. Va.
General JAMES A. WALKER, OF Wytheyllo,
Va.
HERBERT @. HULL, capitals. and lawyer
New YORK city. is 2-2w