Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-02

OF the most picturesque scenery IN the |
mountains of Virginia. The North run |
is one OF the most beautiful streams IN
'tAe State. The atmosphere Is cool and
hracing in the summer, and the location
ia in winter protected from rigorous
winds. Ii is in close proximity TO some
of the leading seats OF learning IN Nir-
,ginia the farming lands surrounding 1t
are rich, and the farmers Intelligent and
hospitable. A more healthy place could
not be found.
In business way Savernske holds ont
Inducements TO others than those who
propose to embark IN manufacturing en-
terprises. It's growth a. retail-trade
centre must keep pace with Its develop
ment as an industrial centre. As facto-
ries rear their chimneys and furnaces
their stacks stores must 60 up aud be
opened to supply with the necesssries OF
life the thousands that viii make the
place their nome. Both the capital and
labor of Saveruake will create demand
for this. The deeper the miner drill and
pick 20 into the bowels OF tho earth, and
the greater tho number Of fires that
burn holes in the night IN and around
Savernake the more mouths there will be
to feed and the more bodies to clothe.
The rougher arts, such as iron making,
steel-mahung. brick making, tin plate
making, pipe making, must under the
condition of things be followed by the
finer-art industries, such as the ceramic,
the materials for which are right at hand
almost for the picking up, and this in
turn means cultivation and It's demands
upon trade The conditions all argue
that Sayernake is 10 be not only great
manufacturing city, but by . netura
process of evolution city IN every
other respect
NOT TUE HALF.
And vet not the half OF the possibilii.
ties of Ssvernake have been untolded.
The mountains Of this section have not.
it ia believed, given up half their secrets.
There are yet unregealed almost endless
labyrinths Of treasure that are awaiting
the lights OF science that must be carried
into them by the mining engineer. the
geologist, and the mlneraloglst. There
are indications OF silver in the vicinity,
and il 1t exists in any quantities it Will
be developed. The locks under which
it is held must yield.
VALUES.
Values have advanced with great IA
pidity in Savernake in an almost incred
IDLY short time, but the policy Of the
company-tho Loch-Laird Estate and
Mineral Company imitedl-which owns
the place has been eminently oonserya-
tive in every respect Sayernake has
not been land speculation and there
has been little of the brass band feature
in its boom. The company was,
AS indicated, organized purely rs
q acknowledgement scheme, and
the future city is the natural Sc
duence OF the success that follows pros
pecting. Nothing was done towards build
ing city until the company Was sure
that they had q solid basis 70 build upon.
The immense deposits OF manganese
alone would, as their assay shows TO
those acquainted with the uses to which
the mineral is put, have proved paying
investment. Their proximity 10 clays,
iron ores, and other minerals only aocen-
tuated their value and made a city me-
cessity.
LOIS.
The map Of Sayernake contains ten
blocks OF business houses fronting on
the industrial reservation and on Saver
Make Victoria, and Buudenell avenues.
The company have sold to a syndicate
seven hundred lots, equally distributed
throughout the town plot, and these lots
are of superior location and command
magnificent views. Many Of them have
been cold 20 some Richmond gentlem n,
but many remain which offer an oppor-
tunity tor most desirable investment.
In order to secure an industrial popula-
ton especial reservation OF lots for me-
ehanics and workingmen has been made,
and these It is proposed 10 dispose Of
at equitable prices and upon easy terms
Of payment
c. II. Jordan & Co., OF Buena Vista.
are agents for some OF the company's
property. ARAMINIA.