New-York tribune., 1841-04-19
FARMS FOR SALE.

(Othsrwise NEW GERMANY.)
Where Health Prosperity and Happiness attainae on far terms
o1 600 ACRES OF FOREST LAND IA the he township Of Ma,
uldale or No 10 fent Tract No 10 = situated about
agc OF Podam 81 from navigation ogens.u lo north OF the
such improved good buildings said County
siona offered exchange for said Forest Lands BY WIG nov
their good quality, value and capabilities
be equal to that Of other township IN St Law renee County Ps
u raising Wheat, Corn, Grass Potatoes Cattle, Sheep aud
The timber OF large lofty growth
Elm groves OF White Pine cmock and Cedar
large part these ,Ss be easily and cheapy cleared fenced
and prepared for Wheat and thereafter easily aud pftabE
worked the clearing the fencing and breaking
equal quality capaby higher price On the
Mills viii than pay clearing Many the
and , find that the timber wood and ashes will far to"ards
clearing land In places here three bs
easily chcapl, whore the timber
heavy thick the clearing bad The OF the find their
down into the ground that turn furow co tho
this township aordng
privileges for Mills and Manufactures At the High Fn of Ma
tday (~ee the River falls 40 feet half me) hers
powerful asM small Gri.Ml Shinge Machine Forge for
making Bar Iron Blacksmith shop Trip-hammer shop Post ofe
bridge
Al the Three Falls the of the township where VII
age and improvements several lots there good
SawMl and Bridge Good roads lead into the
important road from Po,sdam through township
65 me through the forest and state Lands the settlements
the Erie Canal has been projected likely opened
three The Moha" and ST Lawrence Railroad and
Navigation company nave commenced e survey OF
from the Ee Canal the St Lawrence River which through
regarded good Mineral particularly for Iron several
beds of which have been discovered in the vicinity
Come bright Improvement on the car of Time
Thy handmaid Arts shall every Wild explore,
Trace every wave and culture every shore"
The township bounded the North by Parhrle
about 1O inhabitants on the West by Peront o
and the township Of Potdam miles 1000 The
of lands for sale opportunity OBJ
tanning easy crm. the location and outv of which s
particularly advantageous.
largest in the stage and contains
f thousand inhabitants township near IT. centre There
from the County;
and four lines Of Stage Coaches through It,
See the of this County Stone Car Burr, State Aas
ard the printed description at. the bottom of
the County Clerks and Land STATE and notice on il ovp
snip No. 10 III Great Tract No =
the climate of this County hcahful saulru. and mucs
like that o Germany The good pure productions onna-
on and face of the also those m erany-
When these facts are know 10 agricultural emsan;. England
be attraction. for them The counts % "p % h t ao. rres
health ana rm constitutions to millions, proved capabilities
power and value by achievements of Civilization
and established boundess and enduring fame
Here the and combined privileges Of
GeTHd"y and A,aeieH BY applying the industry labor skill
and means here that are applied there the successful
results may IN time be attained.
Let others seek for other Lands
The above Lands have been ono mile quss
and vi" be sold whole half quarter eighth sections to su
The price Of these lands for year from date vary from 81 to
land n5 % b sban and So Pne n ns @ % Pe1 Of mGs
be higher Mil Privileges will be sod uncommony A. .oon az
PAYABLE four equal annu. b D
have an lndi,puah!e Warranty Deed for HI. land
Messr, Sas Wait W.n Manning Russell C. , Cb...e- O,,d
,:i. and o,.r ~ rd @ i.m hhapl, Z Draper James :
and are successfully the lands privileges there En1ure OF
them i "
Apply sIa, Banni.,er Surveyor Po,,dr yI,vc who cod
much Of Ms time the and will the Lands A. Jane
oedensbursh or the undersigned the same place
og6en,21ygA MG,eA l. l54l. C.RIPLEY.
JAMES HAIR ToNIc-We have heretofore unnh.r1 ,ye.
among hose who believe tina. the Tonic sod by Dr. yna
one OF ,ae many quac whose
make public error of our I Al natc
pe Of S sS o rnss months slne ~oe c1nium bald