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3T 00596	?0R SALS 10,000 AOt?E3 JTJT1! 3I0E
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*,000 ACIE3 ALONG G'JLT & SHIP ISLAND AICD 7ICKo3rJP.G & SHI-5 ISLAND RAILROAD -?LTJ3 B7ILDING L0T3 I" HAFD333R0 jeptember 30, 1876
. "Handsboro Democrat” (..ee.-cly) .January 5, 1377 - Advertisement
"'ILLS and L a '! D
Desirous of Blosing up the business of TAYLC17 & TTv^S, and paying, every liability as soon as possible, I will sell~at a" low-price the Saw and Planing Mills of our late firm, or to a cash, partner, v/ill sell a half interest in the mills and about 10,000 acres of land.
B'TII/Jirc- JlTZi - OSANGi: and LI ’ON C’TLTUEE
About 1- to 1$ miles from the Railroad station at :rrs. Dorsey's, and .5 to 4 miles from the Camp 'feeting Ground, on the south side of Bi]»QX.i.?>ay, extends a line of slopes and bluffs 15 to -5 feet above, and overlooking the Bay, affording many eligible building sites.
The south side of this Bay is generally regarded more favorable than any other in this 'section for the culture of Oranges^and Lemons, and eoually good as any other for all other fruits and affording the same advantages as trie beacn for batnin&, fishing and sailing.
•Along this front for 1-j miles, I v/ill 3ell lots of 1 to 10 or nore acres as purchasers may desire.
CCTTSM and '70OLE:T FACTORIES
To any Company mat will invest here in a Cotton and Woolen factory .*25,000 to ^100,000, 1 will donate tne most eligible site in'this vicinit at tne Red Bluff, and sell the company adjacent lands sufficient for a factory village, either for casn or stock as they may prefer.
^TIlDIi'TO LOTS in TIA>Tr*3B0R0
I v/ill sell several building lots in tnis village,
MINS THOUSAND AC'SS 07 LAND
As agent I offer for sale along the lines of survey of the. Gulf and onip Island and Vicksburg and Ehip Island Railroads in this county, 9,000 acres land.
Thu rapid consumption and -Destruction of timber in vorthern and Northwestern states, ins ur e s a hign value on couthorn t inhered lands; and that in my judgment at no distant cay.
CALVIN TAYLOR,
Handsboro, ’.'iss.
Sept. 30, 1876