New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-18
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WELLs"llLE COAL and LAND COMPANY 49,
fewiorl 1853 and hearing coupons tof n,eres In =,
a per cent per snup payable lat Jaas7y md "a -
Tins e the unsod BALANCE Of Of tIeee Of ~
the proceeds Of whiea TO Be aPped to Eaervss ~
The W ellsyiiIe Coal ard Land Company orz-nssss
Ger he General laW OF the STATE OF Ohio with esp. =
sseotto in four thsgssnd shares Of so each vs
bic real estate. c0upisfirE:
ist Nearly nile VI TIC Oaio RIVER, frone>ee n Wa.
Vile sivips MONOPOLY q the landing IN the ,o.n -
WHARFAGE 10 scod with deep wstsr close up 10 tie ~
TIE raj rad track runs along lhe whole Of shls 6,,
AID their two csytts are Located here.
"a. One huudrsd acres Of PRIME lands surosndinx A.
village of WeEVie CT character requiring hsfls - -
e1perse 10 ii IL for house oaDcati0us ADD s5oslas -
rnEferial for bui dius. either 10 stone OF brick
50 Ore hundred o. land adjoining the ssove n
exepans up the gentle accysty which shuts "A WeF,r
on the north Tbs lsnd Is covered SA oak timber al -
valuable quarrss OF s,one, OF potter. and Are clay asS
extensively used for sns Of earthenxarv, -
above all 10 mense dc posits OF hstuinaoas coal
This i the renowned Yellow Greek Coal specially s.ss
upon BY Prot Tvtuing n ms reports ~ sap ssins su
Pirsl rrgh and NesfeTn Indiana. There ND. -,
tended beds the Coz pSny Iropety both OF soce s
Wogkfpr thickness and al crop out AZ the hill AIDE 9sr
ard Sorns every advantage that ooes Be ~
"a for in couvenienCe for wcrkns aud running the 49,
10 the railroad dtpS.s and 10 the steamboat ~hzs w.
arr nowhere than hAfs mile distant tfom the moa
the pit The superficial VEN. Of four and half AZ ~
thck Is TO be the bess coal avsAAe r ~
rnarket Of Clev,ud ard the Lakes. IL is rt oal in A
bfamioous hard lufnps very free from iron asA alb,
ana It's quality nal es It soagh after With ayidy BY o.
Wrsville occupies the commanding point he ~
North bend OF the OHIO, where this Tver approaches as
est 20 the NortNern akes
glance AZ the map win show that oorrspond h,pS
nfexion OF the Soath shore OF Lake Ere brings the
boat navis ation az Cleveland % the Ohio ~ WA
Vile IS 20 give the latter uurvaled advantages for eae
on the trade between Pennsylvania and the seahoasd ~
The North and Nor hrwessern lake district
The Cleveland aud Pittsburgh Railroad, which ha secn.
y ecne INTO successful operation selected Weilsve
Southern terminus The length of this road 70 only MA
ard IL aft rds the most favorable channel Tor sppyns -
lakes with coal from the Companys mines Tue vinaR
Weville s Pleasantly laid out ON terrace OF ryer ~
tom lands elevated above the highest Foods OF the O.
ard il amply supplied with pure water The enyons -
heantif the surrounding country healthy and fertile ~
IA inhabited by an industrious hFmlns population Pei
ons are ABUNDANT ard cheap and the location. 20 ns6
from Wheeling and Il from Pittsburgh, offers unusas ~
yaptsses 10 manufacturers about establishing themselves
The Company deliver their coal at Cleveland Coz =
than ss per tun The prices commands there range IN
e. 10 81 and there ample margin tor pro6t W.
they furnish al the pic mouth for steamboat Asactsf
and domestic consumption.
To enable them TO oren out the coal veins horcS
w. 10 law down their rstracks from the wharves and ~
road dsp6t TO the mines and 10 work more extensively ~
Cleveland coal trsc and also - improve the whsrve ~
landing the Nellsye Company now come into the ms1x
for loan. They offer most ample aud andonesed sece,
and they further extend 20 the purchasers OF the na
privilege converting them at time before lt Jars
is58 into Companys stock References allowed 10 u
y CLARKE j. l. White, w. Graham, and w ~
New-y orb or 10 the suctoueer where further psxfir
can be had JOHN w. ROBERTSON. PesidesI