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Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-01-01

defeat Mccoy will be ready for Jeffries
or any Of the other heavyweights. But
suppose they don't want any of my
game"
Kid Mccoy said: "Well, it will be all
over in few hours and we will know
who was correct in their predictions al
though in my mind there is no doubt as
TO the result Those who have bet on me
viii surely get run for their money be-
fore the battle is over I feel more and
mere confident of victory as the time for
Ito enter the ring draws near and, bar
ring accidents, think will win in a
walk.
II am trained to the hour and prepared
TO put uD hard battle. don't, however,
bank on an extended argument, as l am
Of the opinion that the bout will be short,
decisive and in my favor.
The fact that expect to defeat Maher
should not be taken that underestimate
ohe Irishman. know what he can do and
take him for what he is worth. 1 have
studied his methods and have come to the
conclusion that am the better man and
onty ton2 tor the tap Of the gong to call
US fc the center Of the ring.
This talk about Maher stopping me
BY punch is all we'll enough. but better
lighters than the Irishman have failed
to do. the trick. While Maher may be
1alrly clever and a terrific hitter, he is
not what you would call scientific fight
er. He Is more of slugger and today ]
Will prove to him that he is far from a
champion when 1t comes down to real
clever fighting.''
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-01-01
WAS GREAT VICTORY.
GENERAL FRENCH ROUTED THE
BOERS BY FLANK MOVE
MENT YESTERDAY.

Reinberg. Cape Colony. Jan. 1.-General
French has completely defeated the Beers
and occupied Colesburg. The general
continued to keep the Beers on the move
and pressed them closely Saturday and
Sunday, giving them no time to make a
prolonged stand, and when day broke he
was within striking distance of the enc
my. Last night all the cavalry, artillery
and infantry, the latter riding in wagons
TO increase the general mobility, started
upon a night march. with the object Of
turning the Beers right. The flank op-
eiationS were successful. The infantry
and field batteries Immediately made a
feint attack on the Boer front, and while
this was proceeding the cavalry and light
artillery got completely around the enc
mays right flank as arranged The pro-
gram worked without a hitch. The Beers
were utterly surprised. and finding their
retreat threatened, fled in disorder TO the
eastward. leaving Colesburg in General
French's hands.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-01-01
Only $6.75 each

A LARGE LOT ODD CAPES-Made
Of fine Boucle, Plush, Beaver Cloth
etc. Length ~ to q inches. Some are
trimmed with fur, others with Jet and
narrow braid. Some Of these Capes are
very choice.
The $3.50 quality for 5 SIS
$500 quality for s 975
$3.50 quality for $l15O
$4,000 quality for $500
$500 quality for 1855
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-01-01

BEAVER CLOTH CAPES-Extra
heavy weight, in black only; Things Of
cape ''A'"Ii- ". -...avl'a .u.. These
Cci,es are very warm am strictly serv-
iceable; all sizes, 36 to AZ inches.
$1,000 and $I2.oO Values
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-01-01
MEASUREMENTS.

Rounds
Knockout
Martin o'Hara, Dublin, Ire. 2
Won--
Tim o'Doherty. Dublin, Ire. ...... 8
Draw
Robert Hair. London, Eng. ......... 4
Knockout-
Joha Seenan. Dublin. Ire..... 49,. 5
EXhihitiOn-
Peter Jackson. Dublin, Ire. ........ -
All Bowman, Dublin, Ire. .......... 6
Gus Lambert, London, Eng g........
Won-e
sBubbles" Davis, Philadelphia 49,. 4
Jimv DAILY, Philadelphia.. .............. /
Jack Fallon, New York. :. $3.50. 2
Jack Smith, New York. ........... /
Sailor" Brown, New York.........
Knockout
Joe Godfrey. Philadelphia. 49,. -. 1
Lost
Fiszsinamons, New Orleans. ......... u
M;kN Monohan. Philadelphia ...... !
Joe goddard. Coney Island. ......... 8
Knockout-
Val Flood, Roby, Indiana. ........ A
Ike Hayes, Helena, Mont. ...........
Tom Johnson, San Francisco. 49,.
Nick Burley San Francisco. 49,.
Joe McAuliffe, San Francisco. =. 4
Kneckout---
GsoEge Godfrey, Boston .......... G
Frassx Craig, Boston,. 2
Peter Courtney, Hoboken... ....... 8
ExhihJtion-
Biffy Smith, Lynn. Mass. 49,. 3
Jim Hall. Boston,. ............ s
Won
Jerry slattery. Baltimore.....
KNOckOut-
Bob Marshall, Coney Island....... /
No deJsision--
sMcGhffrey, College Point -. -. =. 8
steve O'Donnnell. Maspeth. L. L.. /
KNOCKOUT by
FMzsimmons, Langtry, Texas. l
No gdeEision-
FHMaimmons, Madison Square 49,. 3
Won
Frank Slavin, Madison Square,. 4
Joe Choynski. Broadway A. C....... 6
Steve O'Donnell, Coney Island 49,. l
Won
c. XII Smith, Buffalo >. =. ......... 6
No decision
steven O'Donnneil, Philadelphia. 6
Toni sharkey, New York.. =. =. 2
WOn-<.
Mikai Morrissey. New York..
Draw
Gus Ruhlin New York.. ... 49,. %
"KID" MCoY's RECORD.
Won
B.lIy steffens. Cleveland. =. 49,. 10
Kn0ckput--
AL Roberts. Cincinnati. :. ....... 5
WoE--
shadow Maber Memphis,... ...... 10
Jack Wilkes, Boston,. ......... 2
Draw
Dick eO'Brien, Boston,. =. -. -: %
Won
Charlie Smith, Louisville. ........ 2
joe Sheer, Louisville. -. ........ 3
Knockout
Dick Moore, Louisville... ... 49,. s
Abe Ullman, Baltimore. 13
Lost
Tommy West. New York. -. -. 2
sTornmy Ryan, New York.. -. -. Is
Frank Rosworth, Memphis. 80. -. 2
Won
Billy Smith, Boston,. .......... 6
Dick, Moore, Brooklyn. 10
KNOCKOUT
Bill Doherty. johannesburg. 49,. 9
Won-r-
Jack Bonner. Philadelphia.
Knockout
Dick Moore. Buffalo,. -. -. -. 2
Draw
Tommy Ryan, Syracuse. ......... 5
Knockout
George La Blanche, Dayton .......
Won
Beach Ruhle. Dayton ...... -. -. 1
Australian Bill Smith. Chicago 49,. 2
Dan Creedon, Long Island. a.. :. Is
Knockou. by
Toa,r Silarkey. New York.. -. -. 2
Won
Joe J.iloynsk. San Francisco ....... 20
KNOCKOUT by
Jack3 Mccormack, Chicago. 49,. 1
Knogkont-
Jeff rherne. New York.. 80. ....... 3
Steve 0ponnell. New York. -. -. 3
Jack McCormick. New York.. ..... !
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PLUSH CAPES
Only $4.75 each

PLUSH CAPES-Same style as the
above, but ~ inches in length lined
with serge, high storm collar and front
of cape trimmed with Angora fur: sizes
IS to A inches
Go ~. - Ak.a..
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|2Oe T554 u nj
|J.H.Leyson's|
&Annual 5
clearance Sale 5
( 77I N. TAIN ST. 8
! DO !
!; WHAT? !
Just as much as 3Sc would do last
week, and 35c last week would do
s more here than any place In Butte.
Sterling
Silver Handled

The above are only a few hints
Of actual reductions made, without
regard to cost, in order that our
annual clearance sale shall really
make clearance.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-01-01

BLACK BOUCLE CLOTH cApES
Extra heavy weight "a and q inches
long. lined with heavy SERGE large
storm collar and front of cape trimmed
with Ansora fur: sizes 36 to Al inches.
$1,000 and $iz. 90 Values
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-01-01
Closing Out
Several Lines of Fine
Cloth and Plush
Capes
At Bargain Prices

Believing You've had time to recuperate
after your Christmas shopping and the
gay festivities of that day, we offer some
magnificent values in Women's Gar
ments, fitting send-o off for the closing
days of 1899
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1900-02-03

the lanes and the Pamunkcy and York
rivers. and at the head of deep water
and steamboat navigation on the Chick
ohominy.
The land. OF which there arc thousands
of acres. seventeen hundred of which are
an alluyial deposit. rich with the mould
os centuries, i As well suited for farming
and trucking as any in the South. And
Il Is a splendid residential situation. The
heights overlook the proposed town
from the North. back of which there Is "A
grand Forest primeval" The view
from these heights is only limited by the
range Of vision The river winds In sill
very beauty To the South. the railroad
train flashes through the entire length oil
the estate.
Verify there is no spot OF earth that
can bc more easily converted into gar
dens Of beauty" or what is better, fields
Of truck
Let proSpectors stop at Boulevard,
and see Il its claims To consideration ar
over-stated.
ISAAC II. CHRISTIAN.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1900-02-03
TAKE NOTICE.

~ stop overs are good only on the
going trip. ou excursion tickets. il was
advisable fog John Dahn, General Mana
ger of the Peninsula Land x lmmigra-
tom co.. 10 have his headquarters at
Providence FORGE, Va. So that he would
be IN position to show the country and
the center OF orr colony. Special rates
have been made with the hotel kocpcr a.
Providence Forge. at the rate Of 81 per
day. After "a person has fully seen the
section around our colony. he VIII bc
accompanied by one of the land compa-
ny's agents, and will * shown other
sections that they have COR sale. Until
further notice address all communica-
tons 10 John Dahn, Cent Manager +. L.
& !. Co. Providence Forge, Va.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1900-02-03
Something That Worries Them.

One Of the things that seem
20 worry strangers great deal
il the fact that there IT. SO much
land for sale here at low prices.
why is 81" they ask, "that
yonr section has not besn set
tied op long ego, IL you have 50
many sdysDiager?"
Well, We answer this truth
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1900-02-03
COO Aere..


No. 2. COO Acres. $S.nnoy
600 mres OF land within one rifle o
" iIlismsburg. about one hall cleared
balance in saw timber and cord wood |
timber enough 90 pay for property
Most Of the land lies we'll. The battle
Of " illismshurg was fought on this
tract aud Fort Msgruder Is located nee {
the public road on this ira T. Fine
springs and clear streams Of water runs
ming through this tract Coult be cut
mp in fine farms The entire tract Tor
$4,000. 5000 cash. the la ance on
cay terms. Fine mari banks. Saw
mill within one mile of property npwI
and would move ON the property and
cut the timber II a Chance was given.
No. :. 500 acres. go. 000|
A fire and desirable home: COZ acres,
| 2a0 cleared, balance in saw aud cord.|
wcUd timber. with about ore mile I'll
frontage along the James river Most|
of the land in hich state Of cuhiya.|
ton, one dwelling OF SIX rooms witbin|
1 = mile oi Grove station. Two large|
barns sheds and outbui.ding. 2 good
wells If water, one the houseyard and
| one in the barnyard. a hne young or.|
/ chnrd Of about 4 acres pi all kinds oil
| fruit just in It's prime beautiful
shady yard nicely fenced. All The clear
ed land fenced. One house on the bank
of tue james OF rooms, overlooking III
lanes river This tract could be Cur
up into ine farms. Laud nearly a..
lies well, Plenty OF mari and fine springs
of water, also streams that never fail
running through this tract the year
round, all Tor $4,000. Terms easy.
TINS 70 desirable stock or truck farm.
Only mile from Will msbuIg. 10
mile rom a railroad station. near schools
stores. post Office and churc es.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1900-02-03
1853 Acres.

No. / 1853 Acres. $1,000
Do yon want a bargaini. II so, here
IL is.
A i7-room house, as good as new, In
the city OF Williamsburg, with a beau~
.iiul shady yard OF about one acre in
fr mt OF house, House within 600 yards
of college. A large barn and outbuild-
ing, good well Of water, with 8 acres of
ground back OF the house that are with
In the city limits, and 1853 acres outside
OF the city limits adjoining the 8 acres.
This IL one OF the finest dairy farms In
the State as several fine streams OF wa
ter rue through the 155 acres, land
mostly cleared and ali fenced. Plenty
of timber for home use. Most OF the
land rich and very fertile. AL for " 600.
Terms easy.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1900-02-03
fully hv saving that the whole
trouble is because OF changed

fully hv saving that the whole
trouble is because OF changed
conditions. The hate war tisian
cially ruined the whoe s tie
IF Virginia. This Peninsula was
battlefield. The people here
were stripped of everything.
Slaves were gone; stock stolen
or died; houses burned nothing
left but the bare land. What
more could You expect than just
such cor ditlons that we have?
Bat now the younger genera
ton has grown into manhood.
They are alive to the state of
aft airs. and are reaching out de
velOping our resources. They
are active, alive, alert, and the
time i fast approaching when
there will be no cheap land on
the Peninsula. The chance Is
now, aud tue man that invests
now, il ouly for Investment
will make a handsome thing
ont of it.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1900-02-03

No. s3. 732 acres. Price SIS per acre.
Nearly all cleared and fenced off in
nine fields. Land a black loan and
very rich. Good for al Kinds Of grasse-.
Farm buildings IF all kinds Stable Tor
forty horses. This farm joins the other
preceding farms. All er-looKing
the James river. All convenient 10
post-office. stores, steamboat wharf and
lies in beautiful location. Teruls easy.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1900-02-03


One and one hail miles from Magru-
der. York county, FIVE miles from Will
liamsburg. three iourths mile from n
school. Fenced with chestnut rails and
wire with cedar posts. About fifteen
acres under cultivation. l2 in pasture,
IA woodland. mostly second growth
pine Young orchard OF "a trees tour
years old-dwart and standard apples.
pears. plums. cherries and peaches all
IN full bearing. Land rolling, but not
q stone on the plate. Soil Is sandy
loan with clay subs"il. Farm lies
along Queens Greek, an arm of the York
and scbooners can nome along shell
landing. Good hsbing aid hunting on
the place such as duck, snipe, squirrels,
aud partridges. This 10 one OF the pref
tiest spots ia the Underwater region, aud
has 20 be seen TO be appreciated. The
buildings are all nearly new and consist
oil house, barn aud otner ontbuildings
The gentleman who owns this farm soiC
| over $500 worth of oysters here in ont
year oil the five acres Of ground.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1900-02-03
HkRE AXE Two SNAPS.
SNAP NO 1.

No. G. 165 Acres. $1,000,
165 acres of land. about 10 acresclear-
60, about 80 acres OF salt water pasture,
- or mole acres in nne bottom land,
sbOut o.e hui dred acres in timber,
some as fine saw timber on this tract as
grows in Eastern Virginia. ] 600 cords
of wood of al classes can now he cut n
this tract and Is worth soc per cord on
stump. A house of 6 rooms, built 4
year. ago and In good repair. cost $3.50
when built, could not be built for that
now. Also some outbuiidings. Land
M stiy fenced with wire fence. Beauti.
iul Streams of water running through
this tract. Land somewhat billy. Props
orty within one mile of the city of VIII
Harrisburg. bouse stands among fine
shade trees. makes it a desirable place
tn i've. All tor 81, 200. Terms cash.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1900-02-03

boulevard Stock Is a Safe and Profit
able Investment.

migration Co. offer in their
Boulevard stock n chance to
make a good income on a
small investment, and mike
il quickly, easily and honest
ly. They invite the closest
and minutest scrutiny of
their plan and oftheir stand
ing and financial responsible
ity. Acting as this company
II under a state charter they
act authoritatively. Do YOU
know OF other companies
firms or real estate agents
that give this guarantee?
To show that this company
means what it says 1t 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 just
as represented and advertis-
ed in this paper will have,
upon furnishing prOof-1St,
Their Yelling expenses and
carfare paid. 2d. 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: 1t iSOne
OF the finest tracts-if not
the finest-on the Peninsula.
II has four TO five miles OF
water frontage. navigabi"
for vessels that ply theJames
II has a great railroad. the
Chesapeake X Ohio. running
entirely across the tract. IL
has LOO acres oi cleared
land. under a high state OF
cultivation. II has $500
acres OF wOOdland-enOugh
10 furnish raw material fOI
manufacturing enterprises
for years Ithas magnificent
trucking land. farming land
etc. Ii has admirable fish
cries. worth thousands O
dollars a year. II has clal
suitable for brick yards. etc
II has water power for mil
purposes. Il has numerOu
streams and springs offresh
pure water. Il enjoys a pei
feet climate. II l. the sports
mans paradise. II l. natuI
ally located for d town an
successful colony. Its factc
~ and building sites are III
surpassed. II l. far enOug
from any city or town L
make it, own record. 1t
near enough (27 miles, TO l.
Oh the front seat. II l. SUI
rounded by miles OF fir
country where thousands {
families can locate IN the II
ture. thus making what
know ar "A good back-cOuI
try" 10 the coming city
Boulevard.
One year here Is worth
dozen where you freeze &c
six out OF twelve month";
The temperature ranges froI
AZ In winter 20 7S' in sun
mer. what il your own
Your stock and your foI
do not require the hOusin
and feeding a. in the MOI
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1900-02-03
whole Peninsula as of Boule-

roundings. We only wish To
impress upon YOU the fact
that we are locating n town
ut Boulevard as n central
point, because il has thenat-
ural advantages for a 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 may
have a metropolis Gifts own.
We propose TO make a fine
town there, and give those
with small means n chance
to get a home with the prot
its on their Investment. We
explain our plan in detail
thus: FOur thousand people
buy one share each mt $50.
making a total OF 100000.
A. soon as these shares are
subscribed for, (giving each
stakeholder a fine building
lott the Peninsula Land <
immigration Co. turns the
whole matter over to the
Boulevard Co. There are
still LETT several thousand
acres To be divided into
small, desirable tracts OF
from four to twenty acres
These viii be worth enough
TO more than pay for the
100000 stock required to
organize the Boulevard Co.
But TO make your lot and
your farms valuable the Pc
nin>ula Land X Immigration
Co. takes this further adj
vauced step. They Will set
aside $4,000 of the 5000
lOOO In the treasury CT the
! Boulevard Co. TO be used 10y
said Company (the Boule-
vard) TO develop the town
build hotels. factories. etc
l. that not enough To- make
this enterprise a success > Dc
| YOU not believe honestly
now, that your lot would b,
worth more than S25. no
considering the fact that yOl
own a pro rata share in tn
three or four thousand acre
OF woodland. farming AN,
+ trucking land. etc, after thi
SO 900 Is expended TO IN
dnceiactOries. foundries, etc
10 locate ON the streets q
Boulevard ? Is il not "A pla
that appeals 10 your bus
ness judgment?
We ask you to consider IN
Boulevard plan; study it: il
veStigate il: write TO u
about il. come TO see ii f.
yourself. lou can get an
number OF shares or lots go
want, and II YOU are anXiou
j TO make "a good thing, wit
no risk, put IN any amour
: YOU desire. Ii the stock
not all sold, as We guaral
] tee in ourprospectus on fir
page OF The GAZETTE, ever
dollar is returned TO you b
J our Treasurer, who II a bon'
= ed officer of the u. l.. & |. G.
D 1t is a chance the Northel
or Western man, lookir
} Sou thward, has never Ia
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1900-02-03

No. I. 1o5 Acres. 81, 200. !
lO5 acres about 50 TO 80 acres cleared
balance In timber. Some fine saw tim,
ncr on this tract 500 cor.4s oi wood,
me tinc DO tom land. beautiful spring,
aud clear water running through this
this tract. Land somewhat hiily, Luz
all good land when cleared A house
"a rooms built Iour years ago. a good
well oI water close 70 the house, fine
bla k walnut shade trees near house and
in yard, also some outbuildings, house
could not be built now for 500. Land
ali fenced and within of "A mile OF
~ illiamsburg. Al Tor Sl.zOO. Terms
cash. Both OF these places would mike
ine poultry or dairy farms.
No 10. zoo acres. Price, SO per acre
200 arrcs IN Charles City county.
Price SIS per acre. One mile iom
| Providen, Forge Bounded on the
north 10y the Cbickohominy river. which
furnishes "A good fishery ON tie lroPeuy.
| One hall OF the land l. rlver JOttom land,
a deep. black loan and very rich. One
| bali upland Ga this tract about one
half il cleared and fenced IL has a
beautiful, large, new mansion Just ouiit,
new tarns and cut houses winch cost
| $i.ONU. Inc new hnuet 81 "'N III u
toe utitul, shady yard on a high eva
tiOn which Overlooks tue ,ut4Ie count y.
The balance OF the land Is Ia tiaA 'er aud
most easily cleared. There is two sni-
phur springs on tins property, also other
| springs and running water Here is
| great stock iarm Tor some one And
| enough for IA number OF families. The
land must be seen To he appreciated
Terms made known on application.
No. 10. 2oU acres. Price $500.
$50 acres, about 100 acres cleared, the
balance in san aud cord wood timber
The improvements are large house II
good repair overlooking the railroad
and Chickoh lminy river u large, in'
orchard OF bearing fruit trees of nearl.
all Kinds Of irulL Part OF the open lane
is in high state OF cultivation and Is
chocolate loan. Springs and well OF
the property, schools right at the door
also churches but short distance. Prize
SO. 500. Terms made known on ii. phi
: cation.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1900-02-03

No - Gl6 acres. Price $25 per acre
400 acres cleared. L.nd all IN IA high
state 81 cultivation. Land suitable Tor
grain or trucAing. soil a dark sandy
foam. Near the James river. Dwell
ing. barns and out. houses. Good wells
81 water on the place. Terms One-third
cash. balance on easy terms with inter
est at per cent.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1900-02-03

No. 50. 256 acres Price, 81 200.
la New Kent county. 60 acres clear
I'd, a dwell ing on this property but in
poor repair. balance in timber II mile
isom rsilToad station. schools. storrs.
churches and pos'oslice. Terms, one
bail cash balance ON reasonable time.
No. ca. $50 acres. Price, $50 per acre
10 Henrico county. About 90 acres
clear Ell. bz ancc IL timber. Good bouse
OF eignt rooms with g number Of out
houses and barns Part Of ill., harm IL in
growing gram aud clover. X. X sids
ing On properly. One mile from schools.
| stses, postoiiics and churchss Terms,
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1900-02-03

No. 20. Asa acres. Price 1000
80 acres cleared the balance in tia
her OF pine, oak. hickory. &c. 4 house
OF tour rooms IN good pair, and Other
out buildings. Terms made known GA
application.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1900-02-03
c ,sh. or will exchange for small farm
in Southern Michigan

No. IS 377 acres. Price 81 600.
In New Kent county. 81 acres clear
cd and nearly level Part in valuable
timber Within one mile of II. X. STA
ton. No buildings N this property
Terms cash.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1900-02-03

No. so. 2O7 acres. Price 81. 200
$50 acres cleared, balance in timber "i
pine oak, hickory. gum, ash. poplar.
&c No houses on tract but a good
place for the money. Terms made
known on application.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1900-02-03

No. 45. $40 acres. Price, $1,000
Ia New Kent county. 50 acres clear
cd. the balance 10 timber. Farm lies
nearly level, one mile from X. X. sta
ton, stores, schools. &c. Terms. CASH.