Virginia Homes | AdventAI

Seventh-day Adventist Missionary Society · Oakland, Cal. · Oct 18, 1883

Virginia Homes.

AT the General Conference last year we became acquainted with Bro. Reuben Wright, who wishes to aid the cause of present truth, and to this end is desirous of selling a plantation of 770 acres of land in Fairfax Co., Va.; one and one-half miles from Clifton Station, two and one-half miles from Fairfax Station, on the Virginia Midland R. R.; twenty miles from Alexandria, by railroad or pike, and twenty miles from Washington City by wagon road. Between 500 and 600 acres of wood land—oak, pine, cedar, and other woods. It is fitted up with mill, and other buildings, with stock, and implements to carry it on as a single plantation, or would make homes for settlers; springs and permanent water on the place. Location healthy. Good market in Washington City or Alexandria.

We may make a further enumeration of its advantages at another time. Those who wish to locate in Virginia, and would be glad to see their purchase money for a home go into the cause, will do well to look to this chance. Information may be obtained of Bro. Wright, Clifton, Fairfax Co., or of Eld. George I. Butler.