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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1900-01-20

No. los Acres. $1,000
Do you want bargainl II so, here
IL is.
A 17-room house. as good as new, In
the city of Williamsburg, with beau,
.iful shady yard OF about one acre in
frunt OF house. House within 900 Yards
of college. A large barn and outbuild-
ing. good well Of water. with acres OF
gre und back OF the house that are with.
in the city limits. and 15S acres outside
Of the city limits adjoining the Q acres
This is one OF the finest dairy farms in
the State as several fine streams OF wa
ter run through the 1bS acres, land
mostly cleared and all fenced. Plenty
of timber for home use. Most of the
land rich and very fertile. All for 81 coo.
Terms easy
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1900-01-20

roundings. We only wish To
impress upon you the fact
that we are locating n town
ut Boulevard rs a central
point, because il has the nat
ural advantages for n town.
has transportation facilities
by rail or wa ter and has raw
material for manufacturing
purposes. We want TO set
tie the whole Peninsula. and
begin our work at Boule-
ward that that section NAV
have a metropolis ofits own.
We propose TO make a fine
town there, and give those
with small means q chance
To get a home with the prof
its on their Investment. We
explain our plan in detail
thus: Four thousand people
buy one share each at $50.
making a total of 100000.
As soon as these shares are
subscribed for, giving each
stakeholder a fine building
lott the Peninsula Land 4
immigration Co. turns the
whole matter over to the
Boulevard Co. There are
still left several thousand
acres u be divided into
small. desirable tracts Of
from four 10 twenty acres.
These Will be worth enough
70 more than pay for the
100000 stock required to
organic the Boulevard TO.
But TO make your lot and
your farms valuable the Pc
ninsula Land X Immigration
Co. takes this further ad-
vauced step. They Will set
aside $4,000 of the $500 D.
600 IN the treasury OF the
boulevard Co. To- be used bv
said Company Cthe Boule-
vard) 10 develop the town.
build hotels. factories. etc
Is that not enough TO make
this enterprise a success Do
you not believe honestly.
now. that your lot would be
worth more than $50. not
considering the fact that YOU
own a pro rata share in the
three or four thousand acres
OF woodland. farming and
trucking land. etc. after this
SO, 900 l. expended 10 in
ducefactOries. foundries. etc.
TO locate on the streets OF
Boulevard > l. il not a plan
that appeals 10 your bust
ness Judgment?
We ask YOU TO consider tie
Boulevard plan;.study il: IN
vestigate ii; write TO Us
about IL, come 10 sac il for
yourself. You can get any
number OF shares or lots YOU
want. and if YOU are anxious
70 make a good thing. " with
NO risk. put in any amount
YOU desire. III the stock is
not all sold. a. we guaran-
tee ia our prospectus on first
page Of The GAZETTE. every
dollar l. returned TO you by
our Treasurer, who il d bond
ed officer OF the Il. l.. & Leo.
1t il a chance the Northern
or Western man, looking
southwark. has never han
before. This is no co-opera-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1900-01-20

6OOAcres.
$1,000.

NO. Z. 900 Acres. $1,000.
600 acres OF land within one nile of
Williamsburg. about one half cleared.
balance In saw timber and cord wood,
timber enough TO pay for property
Most of the land lies well. The battle
ct Williamsburg was fought on this
tract and Fort Magruder is locsted near
the public road on this tract. Fine
springs and clear streams Of water run.
ming through this tract Could be cut
up in . fiue farms. The entire tract tor
s.. 600. 80 OuO cash. the ba'ance on
easy terms. Fine mari banks. Saw
mill within one mile of property now
and would move on the property and
cut the timber II a chance was given.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1900-01-20

landau here ON the second day
of Jn'~ lS9S-having driven
thrOn~' from Indiana | slw
con>id r le of Indiana. Ohio.
w 80 Virgins. aud most of the
western part or Virginia. and 7
saw the country at its best al
along the route: and although |
expected In find Virginia in a
worn out condition. I must say
that | have founf il about the
same as Indiana aud Onio i'm
many respects. aud the posi-
bilities of it. VIII n fartned with
the same means and appliances
and energy, Is very much ahead
o. either Ohio or Indiana. Nir-
ginia only wants proper cult
walton t. outclass either of
them as farming State. Four
years of Gevasta ing war finan-
ci4lly destroyed the Virginia
farmer. and for thirty years
Virginia lands have gone down
in valne and been wCm ont by
bad cultivation. The "NIggei
and his mule" have simpl,
plOwed IL Out-eXhausted it
and put nothing hack; and now
we find laud selling here in the
oldest Of States at prices that
will astonish Indiana and Ohio
farmers
People come here and 50.
what a fine climate we have
and wonder why farmers are So
poorly fixed. OF course many
farms have been better kept
np. and their owners are pros
| erous, hut a a rule farm = ar
all run down, and most IF tn.
farmers poor; in act, a farmer =
note j. looked upon at tn bank
as about the poorest kind of
collateral that cab De off-led.
have spent a considerable
part Of my time here in doing
som- experimenting and inves
tigating the reasons why this
state OF affairs i found here.
and. in my opinion, il i no
fault OF the land. but the fault
of the farmer. Too much car
lessness. or, 90 call il 10y its
riyht name. illness. The land
will grow any ,hiug if put in
condition. Il d. simply "a ques
ton Of lalOr and skill; and the
same amount of On hor and iudg
rnsnt exp. nded ON farm land
here that j. given in Ohio and
Indiana will give equal OF bet
ter returns. We all Try 70 COW
r too much ground; that II an
other cause o. failures here. 4
man with capital Sufficient 80
properly work forty acres will.
generally, attempt 10 handle
three or four hundred acre.:
md 81 lie soon gives up. These
big old plantations ought To hc
cut up into small tracts, and nu
men ought To- take up more
land than he can properly cul
ivate. The newcomer here
ought first TO decide on what
particular kind of farming he
il going go undertake; for
farmer with limited capital can
no more operate all kinds Ct
farming success 'ully than a
merch ant can operate all kinds
u merchandising successfully
On small capital. In this way
farming can be made sucCrss.
and III no other Small capital.
a small farm and a large
amount OF hard work, prope Is
directed. will succeed any.
here, a. will als1 large capital
with a large amount Of land,
ana in 10 State have | fGnnd 4
better show for either rich or
( poor men than right here in
| Old Virginia
Any man almost can make a
start here with a very little cap
ital, raising tobacco. For this
be only needs three or four
acres--and be can buy this three
or four acres tor "A trifie. Su
periOT tobacco land can Ia
bought for from three TO FIVE
dollars per acre here; such land
As would sell for one hundred
=
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1900-01-20

Boulevard Stock L. Safe and Profit
sbse suvcssmcnt.

migration Co. offer i'm their
Boulevard stock n chance TO
make a good income ON a
small investment, and mike
1t quickly. easily and honest
ly. They invite the closest
and minutcSt scrutiny of
their plan and OF their stand
ing and financial responsible
lty. Acting as this company
j under a state charter they
act authoritatively. Do YOU
know of other companies.
firms or real estate agents
that give this guarantee q?
To show that this company
means what il saws it makes
this standing guarantee :
Any person coming here from
the North, South. East or
West. looking for an invest
ment. farm or building lot.
and not finding things lust
as represented and advertis-
I'd IN this paper viii have.
upon furnishing proOf-1st.
Their travelling expenses and
carfare paid. 2i, Their board
paid. Sd. Their wages paid
for the time they are here.
Could this guarantee be
stronger?
Now. this Company claims
this for Boulevard: II i one
OF the finest tracts-if not
the finest-on the Peninsula.
IL has four To five miles uf
water frontage. navigable
for vessels that ply theJameS.
i has a great railroad. the
Chesapeake X Ohio. running
entirely across the tract. II
has ] 700 acres. OF cleared
land. under a high state OF
cultivation T. has 3.3OO-
acres OF Northumberland
To furnish raw material for
manufacturing enterprises
Tor years. II has magnificent
trucking land, farming land.
etc X has admirable fish
cries. worth thousands OF
dollars a year. IL has clay
suitable for brick yards. etc.
II has water power for mill
purposes Il has numerous
streams and springs offresh.
pure water IL enjoys "A per
feet climate. 1t l. tbespOrts-
man : paradise. II is natur-
ally lOca It'd for a town and
successful colony. IT. facto-
~ and building sites are un-
surpassed Ii l. far enough
from any city or town TO
make lts own record. II i
near enough OF miles, 10 be
on the front SCAT. 1t II sur
rounded by miles OF fine
country where thousands Of
families can locate in the fu-
ture. thus making what Is
know a. a good back-eoun-
Try. 20 the coming city Of
Boulevard
One year here II worth a
dozen where you freeze for
six out of twelve months.
The temperature ranges from
- ia winter 10 rs ii sum-
mer. What is your own p
Your stock and your fowl
DO not require the housing
and feeding az in the more
rigorous climates. Yourcat-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1900-01-20
HERE ARE TWO SNAPS.
SNAP no /.
l65 Acres

40. &. l65 Acres. Sl.2OO
l65 acres Of land, about 10 acres clear
eu. about 80 acres OF salt water pasture.
u or more acres in fine bottom land,
about one hundred acres in timber.
some a. fine saw timber on this tract as
grows in Eastern Virginia. 1000 cords
OF wood Of al classes can now be cut of
this tract aud is worth SOC per cord on
stump. A house Of rooms, built
years ago and in good repair. cost $3.50
when built, could not be built for that
now. Also some Outbuildings. Land
mostly fenced with wire fence. Beauti-
iul streams OF water running through
this tract. Land somewhat billy. Props
erty within one mile of the city OF Will
liams6urg. house stands among fine
shade trees. makes il desirable place
to live, All tor $1,000. Terms cash.
SNAP No. ?.
No. Z. 100 Acres. 81. 300.
l05 acres about 35 to 40 acres cleared
balance in timber. Some fine saw tim.
her on this tract, 500 cords OF wood,
ONE fine bottom land, beautiful spring,
and clear water running through this
this tract Land sOmewh hat hIlly, Tut
all good land when cleared A house
Of rooms built Iour years ago, a good
well OF water close 20 the house, fine
black walnut shade trees near house and
IN yard, also some Outbuildings, house
could not be built now tor 500. Land
all fenced and within 3 A of a mile of
Williamsburg. AL tor $1,000. Terms
cash. Both OF these places would make
fine poultry or dairy farms.
No. Is. 200 acres. Price, si5 per acre.
700 acres in Charles City county.
Price SIS per acre. One mile from
Providence Forge. Bounded on the
North by the Cbickohominy river, which
furnishes q good fishery on tie property.
One-hal OF the land is river bottom land,
a deep, black loan and very rich. One
half upland o. this tract about one.
half is cleared and fenced. Ii has q
beautiful, large, new mansion Just butt,
new harms and out houses which cost
$4,000. The new house stands in b
be .utiful, shady yard ON high eleva-
ton which overloOks the entire country.
The balance OF the land is in timber and
most easily cleared. There is two sui.
phur springs on this property, also other
springs and running water. Here is q
/ great stock farm for some one OF land
| enough for a number OF families. The
land must be seen 20 be appreciated.
| Terms made known on application.
| No ~. 700 acres. frlce IS, ovV.
2s0 acres. about 100 acres cleared, the
balance in sa s and cord wood timber.
| The Improvement are large house in
good repair overlooking the railroad
and Chickoh' .miny river. a large, fine
orchard OF bearing fruit trees of nearly
al kinds Of fruit Part of the open land
| is in a high state OF cultivation and is a
chocolate loan. Springs and we'll on
the property. schools right At the door,
also churches but a SHIRT distance. Price
% 500. Terms made known on sppli.
| cation.
No. 20. $50 acres. Price, 5000
40 acres. $50 cleared, the balance IN
CONTINUED on THIRD PAeE,l
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1900-01-20

No. 20. $50 acres. Price, 5000
40 acres. $50 cleared, the balance IN
CONTINUED on THIRD PAeE.l
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1900-01-20

One year here II worth a
dozen where you freeze for
SIX out of twelve months.
The temperature ranges from
~ ia winter TO rs il sum
mer. What is your own p
Your stock and your fowl
do not require the housing
and feeding az in the more
rigorous climates. Yourcat-
tie Craze the year around III
the meadows. You areplow-
lag and getting yourground
ready Tor your early yegeta-
bles while your Northern
brother H. frozen up IN the
house. Flowers are bloom
Ing, trees are budding before
the snow il gone in Ohio,
Michigan, Indiana and 9th
or states You are gathering
your peas and Strawberries
when they are blossoming in
the North You get them on
the market before they are
thought Of there. Thats
your advantage here. These
are bare facts.
The above il as true OF the
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the p;st}ct SErISE q
1879; June IL 1880; August II. 1884; July s. 1885
t sse9 laid yia In the city g, washington Dis
G 18th and q, 10Th sts NV July 1000 In the
ton St bet North Capitol 'f and Let sts ns@
BIZ W plat Is July H. 1900 Richmond St
view Heights plat 2, July Is. 1900: wcodiey St
bet; Idaho ave. and Richmond St. Fairview
Woedey and Yarne sts FsTse% A Heights Ss plat plat
2, July %. 1900; Princeton st. bet. Sherman ave-
July e. 1900 And water main tax a has s'' been n
levied against all lots land abutting upon the
Water mains wera laid neh In sns sos sas
south Of square 800: Part OF lot 2, beginning at
ss ns Of nd IS @
20 feet: thence south foot inches; thence south
Fietc ss s2sos Part q lot beginning On
said
ess4 sasaery sSoe e hence
southeasterly perpendicular to South Carolins
1921. subiot s, Dors r: Miller. $3.50 sublot
Powell. $50 Al Square ~ 10 suSi o anu Z Eaay B.
Townsend $3.50 In block !. Bloomi1gda i, plat
$50 So subiot IS Roland G. Booth. saoss In
block 2. Fairview Heights. plat 2: Lot q. Rich
mond St. Charles 7. Carter. 500; lot q. Ann L.
Woodbury., see so. Lot p, Mary 3. spicer. $50 so.
view Heights, plat 2: Lot 80. Richmond ST.. oc-
tavius knight. 800; lot /. William E. H. Mer-
8, Sally h Conrad s62 so. Lot q. Idaho ave.
front. Mary Mclaughlin. slo5.sa. Lot q, excess,
View Heights, plat 2: Lot 1e. Kenton n. Harper.
seq. so. Lot IS. Robert $. Chew. sT7.le. Lot IA,
Aurelius r. Stands. s5d2o. In block 2. Fair
view Heights, plat 2: Lot 4, J. Nota MeGin.
SEQ so. In Todd & Browns subdivision, plat o:
In block IA, lot l. excess 8. Dams Lincoln 81. 70.
In block 10. part OF lot IL, Sherman front.
being SO feet front Sherman by a depth Of
SO feet Nathan A. Poole. $62 so. Part of lot IL,
being the 10 feet front. next the Sc feet
Princeton ST., by depth Of so feet. Sarah J. Cum
bingham, $40. By order of the Commissioners Of
the District Of Columbia GEORGE Y. GREEN.
Water Registrar ID. c. su6-i2t
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.

EXECUTIVE OFFICE, COMMISSIONERS OF
the district Of Columbia, August l3. lyvo.-The
owners Of the following described original lots or
snbdivisonal lots. who cannot be found in the
District Of Columbia. hereby notified TO CON-
rect such lots with the public sewers and water
mains within thirty days from the 3lst day OF
August, 1900, otherwise the Commissioners OF the
district OF Columbia will such connections
to be made and Will assess the cost thereof to-
gether with the cost OF this advertisement, as a
tax against said lots under authority Of an act OF
Congress. approved May 10. 1896, entitled IAN
act to provide for the drainage of lots In the Dis
trict Of Columba," to wit: Part OF original and
subdiyisional lot No. IA. square 247. Improved BY
premises known as No. Ills Greens court NV;
John W. Pflling, owner Of record. Part Of origi-
nal and subdvisional lot No. IL. square 247 i'm
proved by premises known 1l2O Greens court
NV; John W. Pilling. owner Of record. Part of
original and subdivisiOnai lot No Ia square PAT
improved by premises known a l24S Greens court
NV; John W Pilling owner OF record. Part OF
original and subdiyisional lot No. IA square PAT
improved by premises known 1850 Greens court
NV; John W. Pilling. owner of record. Part Of
original and subdvisional lot No. g. block 81
Howard University subdivision: Frank Labor
owner Of record. HENRY r. +. MCFARLAND
JOHN w. ROSS. d. ID. GAILLARD (ActngJ. Com
missioners OF the District Of Columbia.
au13, 14.24.25
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LEGAL NOTICES.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE ms
t Ft OF Columbia the 14th day Of August, 1850
FREQ ID Will complainant. Alice a. Will de-
fsndsnt No 1858. Docket i9.-on motion OF
the plaintiff by Mr.. E. Richard shipp his sole
itor II Is ordered that the defendant, Alice A.
WIN. cause her appearance to be entered herein
on OF before the FIRST rule day occurring forty days
AFTER this day; otherwise the cause will he Dro-
ceeded with as In Of default. The object Of
bonds Of matrimony on ground Of IRON me
order to be published in the Washington Law Re-
saRNARn 5S ssh,as s Star r, BY the court JOB
X YOUNG. Clerk, etc. By FRED G. o'CoN-
NELL, Assistant Clerk. aui4-lawst
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
81 Columbia. holding SPECIAL term for Orphans
Court basinSss.-In re estate of James t. Slower.
deceased No 1891, Administration Docket ~
Of the District Of Columbia holding snerIsl terr
for Orphans Court business for letters 81 admins.
it is ordered this 18th day OF August thai no,
tiee is hereby given to Emma Slower and Cora
Lieper and to all Others concerned. appear in
SAID court on Thursday, the 18th day Of September,
AID 1900. at "'clcck pm, show cause why
shall be published in the Washington Law Reporter
and Evening Star once in each OF three successive
trst publication he less than thirty DAYS h-
fore said return day. by the court: jon BAR
Register Of Wills WILLIAM B. REILLY. At,aFs
ney for Applicant. auii-iaw3w
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
Of Columbia. the 10th day Of August 1eoo.-BelIA
dali. defendant. No. 2l56s. Docket On mo-
ton OF the complainant. by Mr. Chaplin Brown her
collector IT is ordered that the defendant George
W Kendall, cause his appearance 70 be entered
herein on or before the first rule day occurring
forty days after this day otherwise the cause will
be proceeded with as in case of default. The Oh
lect OF this suit is to obtain a divorce from the
bond OF marriage with the defendant on the ground
OF willful desertion and abandonment of the COM
piainant for the full and uninterrupted space II
two years. This order to be published In The
Washington Law Reporter and The Evening Star
once In each week for three successive weeks be-
fore said rule day. By the court: JOB BAR.
NARD Justice. true cupy-Test J. r. YOUNG
Clerk BY R. J. MEIGS, Jr.. Assistant Clerk.
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2141 Pa av, Tor, b. 1857
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hot y H av, 7r, b,
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SIG 18th. ofiice&shop. 1880
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STORES.
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y 40 Pa ay, Or, sto. mi. Is. 90
9l2 Nh av.st&dw, C. -. 90
2o09 ". sto&2r. 20 90
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1853 L, sto. eel. ". q. 1850
1918 VI, W. eel. -. 1900
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7l3 X l av, 10r&2b. %. 90
6l3 I st. 7r&b. .22.50
1107 g st. 2r. .$1S&23. 90
! nat, 1915 @ st, 3r. 20. "
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-08-14
THE EVENING STAR TUESDAY, AUGUST a. 1eoo-12 PAGES
FOR lighthouses.
FURNISHED.

FURNISHED.
FOR RENT-HANDSoMEI.Y FURNISHED HOUSE
in fashionable part Of city, ct. bet. 18th
and 18th SITS. NV; Is rooms, with three bath
rooms; Will rent for l. or years to desirable
tenant. Address Box 80, Star ONCE. au13-tf
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FOR RENT-THE MEYER HOTEL. No. 41O-4I2
Pa. ave. NV, near Penna. R.R depot; brick;
stories; 40 rooms; steam heat: large dining
room; just put in nrst-class condition.
B. 81. WARNER CO.,
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