New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-09
SINEON DRAPER WILL SELL by alc.

SWEON DRAPER WILL SELL by anc.
~ don on FRIDAY, March u, At ~ p NJ 1t tbs NeE.
5000 - The ssi Mcrtr.se Conv,rssl. BenAs Of the
WELLSVlLLE COAL snd LAND COMPANY, due 10
HeYors 1853 and hesrns coupons for interest Il the ts
Th, he usod baanse Of an isals Of $loaSCo Of Bsna
the proceeds Of which to b s2ped to improve As
IT,. weisv,lle Coal and L,nd Company, orssn; al ~,
s.r The General law Of the State OF Ohio with csrt.l az
ssCootO in four thaussnd shares Of Sc each own ru.
IL Nearly nile q tae Ohio River 6nous.sc M Well.
VILE giving a monopoly Of the landing IN the to.n Tbs
NJ rscsd trssi rrrs s'Sns ths whole Of as sosssss
ard their two 6trb,s sire ioes'ee here.
"a Ore hgrSree scTss OF me ancs snro,na,ss tbs
evrense 70 IL Y for house foundations and sonans god
material for bri ding. either 10 s,rnc or enek
Sd One hundred OF land adjoining the above sns
eS,udins M Tire seutle acclvy which shuts m Wosls
on the noh Ihs land covered with oak enbsr and A,s
valuable quarss o. stone Of poeTs and Gre clay
s%tersiyev sd Cor vaYiors kinss OF esrthenwsre .ai
above ell. immense 6t posts u bituiniloas coal
Thsis he renowned Yellow Creek Cod specially dwek
rrop hv cf Tining IN bis Fcrcrts surp.ssng "a qst
ity and convenience II access all the coal vens between
Pittslrsh and western Indiana There are two wide II
~ mt of ysd exc ence The veins Of eooveriens
WORKING tscknrs ard al crop cur AZ the mn A1 unnns
thsmsevess Id asordnE eyeJy ~ vi Sa
IA the railroad D. Pots ard TO the boat whnyes n
are nowhere more thar hafs mile distant from tee noata
thk Is Acknowledged 70 be the best coal available o The
81 eVelsp3 Fad the Lakes Ii " got cat IA bfat
hirous hard lumrs very free from IRON aud saphar,
and us qaay makes sought after with avdify oy the Ohs
stesmeTs. - -. - -. -.
North bud OF tie Ohio, where this rVer approaches near
est 70 the NoTte,r iakes
slspee AZ te map will show ihat corresponding happy
,axon oil the south shore OF Lake Enc brings the steam
-, sst,on Al leveand the Oh 10 Wes-
% AZ ta iyr tie latter unryale advantages for carrying
en- the trade between Pennsyv and the seaboa aai
H. North ard Ncrh.wssteTn lake district.
The Cleveland and Pittsburgh Railroad, which has recent.
" zone into successful operation selected W esyiie
ard affords tie most favorable channel Tor supplying The
lakes with coal from the Comranys mines. The village
Welkviei pleasantly aid cut on terrace OF river bot
tom lands elevated above the Eaest foods OF the OAs
ard is amply supphed with pure water The enyrons
bsap ne snrour ding country - healthy and fertile n4
s,pnabcd by an industrious arnns population. Pwv.
mons nrs abr ndlnt and cheap aud the l0cson ~ mes
nm Wheeling and 81 from Pittsburgh, oaers unusual ~
ysntases 20 about establishing themselves
The Company deliver their coal al Cleveland Tor leo
than 81 rer tun The prices Commands there range s,
S. 70 a. and there ample marsln tor pront on what
they furnish the pit mouth for steamboat siaiacnS
and domestic cousrmHtion.
To enable them the coal veins more thoroate'
w. 20 Law down their raracSs nom the whASes and in
road 4erSs 10 the mines and work more extensively TIA
Cleveland coal ra and also 90 improve the wharSss and
laudpg the Weusvlc Company now come nto the market
for osn They offer most ample aud undou6ted security
ara they further extend the purchasers OF the nds tie
nsylese OF converting them time before LAT Janna
less into Company stock References are allowed TO jobs
y CLARKE ] L White, V. W. Graham, and A. w. Flat,
NsvYok or 70 the suconeer. where further particular
can be had JOHN w. ROBERTSON, President