The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-03-11

penst coulu DC set IN tame grasses and
would make No. grazing lands. There
are about $500 acres in second growth tim
Der, estimated to be between five and six
million feet. Besides being first-class
farming proposition or ranch, this tract il
well adapted to cut into smaller farms for
colonization purposes and would also make
u fine gentleman's estate ur hunting pre-
serve. as the cleared lands abound in quail
and the woodlands are full of turkey and
deer during the season. This tract We
consider fine proposition and in all al
our experience in the farm and land BUSH
ness in Virginia, we have never SEEN tract
OF land that WAS better adapted for stock
farm or q hunting preserve. We shall be
glad at any time TO furnish any further
information regarding this tract of land
that prospective purchaser may desire.
Price 5000 per acre ON easy terms
Situated on the G.. a. o. r. r., about
30 miles west of Richmond. we are offering
$40 acres Of land, about $50 acres Of which
are now In cultivation, the remaining por-
ton in wood and timber, estimated to cut
5000 cords. About the center Of this farm
is settlement; pretty lawn, fertile garden;
dwelling OF eight rooms, two-story, hand
somely located and in good condition;
stable, corn house, hen house, smoke house,
etc. We have just been requested to sell
this property ut the low price of s., 900.
Situated in Hanover County, about 80
miles Of the city Of Richmond, and four
miles OF railroad station, we have this old
home Of Ill acres, about ona-hah OF which
is cleared and in cultivation. This farm
Is we'll fenced with boards and wire. r.
+. D. mail service; church and school con-
venient. 1t also contains an orchard Of 20
acres with more than a thousand fruit
trees; frame dwelling Of IL rooms, brick
basement, halls, closets, pantry, milk room,
etc; three handsome porches. This dwell
ing. lis handsomely finished and psinteti
throughout; outbuildings which are numer-
Gus, in good condition; telephone accommo-
dations. This property can DO bought for
~ 800. much less than its value.
We gave away a million welcomes last
year, and we have million more 10 give
away this year. We have Just gotten in
new supply OF welcomes; we have gathered
them fresh and fragrant from the hearts
Of these Virgins people, xfrf iiiike the
flowers which grow by the side Of her
babbling brooks, they will never wiltcr.
The horison q virginia's future i al
aglow with hope and promise; the times
are blomoming with opportunities gfandes
than were ever realized in ages gOnA by;
yes, we love 70 live in Virginia under her
soft sunny skies, where Summer pours out
her flood Of sunshine and showers, and her
generous lands amile with plenty.
We love to live on Virginia soil where her
corn fields glow in her sInlight and where
her wheat fields wave their bannsrs q eold
from the hills and valleys; We love % drink
from Virginia springs and from virHnia's
babbling brooks which once cooled the Inns
Of Lee and jackson, Grant and Mcclellan;
we love TO live among Virgins men and
Virginia women, where every heart b as
warm NJ Virginia sunshine, and where
every home il : temple 81 friendshipl and
where you too arc welcome, thousand
times welcome; then cometo Virginia, and
breathe with u pure Virginia sr which
comes filtered through beds Of rOees Of
fellowship and Is pcrfumed with the spirit
Of welcome.
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