The Southern States, March, 1894: An illustrated monthly magazine devoted to the SouthVarious
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The Southern States, March, 1894: An illustrated monthly magazine devoted to the South
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Agriculture -- Southern States -- Periodicals; Southern States -- Industries -- Periodicals; Southern States -- Periodicals
Messrs. J. Thompson Brown & Co., Richmond, Va., received recently a
letter from Callao, Peru, from a gentleman who wishes to purchase real
estate at Richmond. The same firm reports that every mail brings them
from two to five letters from parties in the West and Northwest, who
write they have decided to settle in Virginia, and want information as
to real estate, etc. In the past ten days they have been in negotiation
with one or more parties in Ohio, Michigan, New York, Minnesota,
Chicago, Pennsylvania, Colorado, St. Paul, Indiana, Illinois, Nebraska,
Kansas, Wisconsin, and other points who wish to purchase farms,
manufacturing or building sites. From one of the locations named they
are trying to locate a colony of fifty families on a tract of 5000
acres.
* * * * *
A dispatch from Rocky Mount, N. C., states that parties from the North
are negotiating to purchase 20,000 acres of land in Nash and Halifax
counties for development and investment.
* * * * *
The Island City Abstract Co. has been organized at Galveston, Texas,
with H. M. Truehart, president; I. A. Harrington, secretary, and Joseph
Lobit, treasurer, and $20,000 capital.
* * * * *
“The Real Estate, Title and Guarantee Co.,” has been organized at
Newport News, Va., with the following named officers: Carter M.
Braxton, president; L. P. Stearns, vice-president; Charles Sheppard,
secretary; Arthur Lee, treasurer. The capital is $100,000.
* * * * *
A New York capitalist has just invested $62,500 in real estate in New
Orleans. The transaction was made through Messrs. Robinson & Underwood,
real estate agents, New Orleans, who state that other purchases will
follow this.
* * * * *
Messrs. G. M. Reynolds & Co., of Norfolk, Va., sold recently a number
of lots adjacent to Portsmouth, improved and unimproved, for an
aggregate of $13,000.
NOTES OF SOUTHERN PROGRESS.
Atlanta’s Proposed Exposition.
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