The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1852-12-23

Hb nndersgntd having deVseI some y rp 60 ,p.ru,
tion IN real estate In Ae cities Of the West snd esp.
eAl In Cincinnati aud Chicago. has Determined 70 adopt
n as ostnel esnca Il ousness In c0nnss,On With The
practice NJ his profession The largest fortunes in the
been made by investments in real estate IN the
infancy OF the eites and by the rapid OF
property In value The undersigned has been peculiarly
fortunate IN hs PURCHASES Of rial estate for others well
Ss Tor himself an incrrase Of hy ne hundred sr
cent having been realized within lev months ne ten
ders his services " ali having funds sue
anu be advises the purchase property In aud abont Chi
cage a. nkey 20 be the most printable Of any that can be
made he Il perfectly familiar the value Of property
there having devoted great deal OF time the prepare
tl"n OF pocket maps Of tie city lots ttug forth Ia detail
the prices which various times heea btaind ,r
them His Investments in Chicago have uVarisb result
ed fost aroTaby ami he d,es hesitate 20 declare his
conviction that chicago oers the certain cppor
tun lee Of adv real speculate n Of ny city
In the Union Tier geographical position such thst abe
must always command an immense trade already hey
lumber bnsiness exceeds Of any other pIs i'm
the Onion not even excepting Bangor maine Situated at
the southern extreme Of LsEs Michigan with h. Chicaae
river running some tkre arters mite Directly into
the heart Of the city aud there branching the north ana
south, and nAvigsbe for several ms In both dirt
thereby shorIing unusually enued c0Iamerea front
With canal connecting the Lake vita those
OF the lt.sois and MsssPp rivers with several extern
sive railroads Ia successful operation sBd some ten
hers planned aIt II a,tca proc Of construction AL
minstDg AZ this point Cbcago destined 10 become tina
g-s local point Of the commerce Of tie Immense North
~esern ferritory-yes oestned In the oIOn Of the wr
ter 70 rank long among the largest ami most
populous cities Of the nation Unlike many other places Of
rapid but lshrOom tn she contains within
e. ments OF her greatness The mighty of for
eigners and especially OF Germans Of the better md
independent classes emigrstipg his couu
try opuating with surprising rapdity the entire West
but especially the region OF country VI which Oh IL ana
always continue to be the great mart In
l60 the population Of Chicago less than 6OOOH L.
now near so O souls.
Property ID held there in the city sJd vicinity very
RATES as compared with hOss u real estate la ether
OF like size either IN out lots purchased
there now will soon qusdruple In value. The
proposes 50 undertake. such releases he has sr.a
dobe) Tor non residents TO collect rents and
NJ Ha x ala
undertake the selling Of Chicago tinc nna property
desired His charges for investment will he either
tersst In the net profits Of ha purchases per
Int rest upon the amount invested preferred by
dvidusis purchasing, he will receive fixed commission Of
nve cent the hrst thousand dollars es.ed
two aud hal per upon subseq neot Thousand
The MOS thorough examination will be instituted into the
title OF all property proposed to be purchased and
be taken unless s"ivsy free and upo.
70 ieh spss shadow rests.
The undersigned will visit Chicago frequently divfr
each winter aud spring and riH make has homo duri
hs yuvni<r aud fall He has also connection WITH a very
capable and perfectly honorable real estate sgeRt Chios
60 NO property Ia which the undersigned Interested
either directly Indirectly will be od any one or
whom he acts the attorney aud all desiring
evidence from those for whom he has already
estate VI the ndeatng integrity he observes his agen
cy tor others.
Address during winter and spring at Cineinns and d
ring summer aud fall at Chicago
THOMAS BRYAN,
Attorney at Law.
T. b. refers u his late partner, Hon. Samuel M Hsrs
einnst Ohio u Shoenbsrgsr, Esq JinsinnAti Ohio:
Bishop Cobbs Episcopal hurch Diocese Of Alabama 80
References given N desired IN all the pr cities Of
the Union Dee 23-lt