The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1856-04-30
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LAND III Elk NouHtN, DCHHInScT lOWhSnlpi
Pennsylvania, for sale, giving a Farm of %
acres for $500, payable in ins:aments of 81
per week, or Mt the same rate monthly.
Farms of 30, ), l00 or more acres adjon-
ing in proportion Each farm fonts upon
road thirty feet in width.
The soil is a rich limestone loan, and es-
pecially adapted t. cultivation. as il is neither
billy nor stony, but gently rolling or fine Ia
bile land. Around and through this property
there are already some 10000 acres undcrcul>
tivation, and its fertility has been established
from the crops produced. Upon this subject
1t is easy to be fully satisfied. There is .
ready cash market for produce which is much
better than trade 1t is the
CHEAPEST, as land OF Il similar quality is
selling at much higher prices adjoining, and
especially such rs contains coal.
The CoAL-This in particular is the Coal
District, several veins undertaking the whole
property, and the attention of miners, and
those acquainted with coal lands, is specially
called to it, 1t has the advantage of being the
nearest to the great lake market, with which it
will be connected by the Sudbury and Erie
Railroad now under contract and in course of
completion from Erie to Ridgeway, with de
scending grade the whole way, The soil over
bitumnouS coal is the best, for instance Eng
land and other countries. The price per acre
Is trttlng Tor the coal alone as it will certainly
IN SO favorable II location within Il short time
pay largely. This is important as an i'm
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trl. :; ~ ~, ~ ~ NJ 49, i'Oo'Ne
her or coal. 1t is very valuable, and will paw
for great part of the land On account of
the excellence of streams there are fine oppur-
tunties for mills
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t Nv '"'''S """ iuEets
;nf, ,'.a,a,.i t '.,o Pr."""ns o''"P'"'h,'' nc
Al pIo'ettc" " .u, 'nc "oI'he"s' nus ny the
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Enrr ~ ',,;,, WI a,'o
. " "N.'i"oAp9 WIZ >"o'''S nc completed
NJ, ~ !, y a u'tC0' ,o'n','"''htloh WIN
f,I, iotN' .il"utipnli' r'l,nurg' Ere bul-
,I, "nu ".i '"c c,,'es or t''e 'a"T'' lhe' are
~ no. an" nv, t''- A',cEnahE NaIev,
I?n ..a"u' ""N o"'."'o ""u '"c Nen'hs"
,La sutI 'r'I Us Il, ".,o "'l'S niaae Io'
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''cn ",sp p"ssca '.Iousu 't,'S PROF. cry lie
ns', " ,, a,, , sIneia' ucveloP-
'"eni' a. wen rs 'nc 'o"', may ne iinaeined:
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- !, l" '"c TV','i' Va ny t'"''' numbering
near "'ooo inhahlia"t'; 1t has hotels, good
s,ocked and cvcrvthin, desired Tbor ma
CO. - i.': - &C. a..
~p' ,"'' "It0 ivy W t',' '"N" VI 81 MirS -
which VIII DC sold ana the proceeds equally
divided amongst those who Luv farms RiI,.c-
,v,v t,r couniv srnt wbere an ev,o,,si,., 49,.
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mess - uohr, a"loihs 'he tfact on the west.
The whole district is inlcrsected by good turu-
nike. AMI other road.
mi. il Il rare ouror,r,;,v orJ,ro1 ., ,,,s,
II" 80 ''N 'PF"''""'N ""crcu to thosc
who wish to l"rm or have Il gooi investment
tor the future. By making proper inquiries,
a" ~ I |'I,,SSrS 81 goou sou
an """uu'"cc VI 'o"'''t'''hi"Iiels OF climate,
railroad facilities, end its location, a correct
Judgment NAV be formed Of its present odvon
800 ,,'1 ",,;,na,o innro,s, 80 F'''''' ""'""-
w.: ''''
by wrltin@ 10 inc ONCE directions will lie
given to those who wish to visit the land. A
rbnrc i an cvcoIIer, nnomi,',! w. "uoI
L.,naLo. - ,,ni,,nia,, L:s ''l '"'""o
tanneries, wheclwtithts, AK. handle makers
shocmakers carpenters and Others
Farms can he bought by enclosing the first
instament Ladies can hold shares in their
own right. Tile unquestionablv good and
wa,rantcc deeds given. Address or applv to
Samuel w. CatteIl, Sec'y. 1875 Walnut ST
between Fourth and Fifth Streets, Philadel
pha, REFERENCES
Henry NJ Watts, E,o., I4s wnlnu, St philod,nLi,
John c. Cre'son, Esq President of Philudcphia Gas
o,Ipany, an - above chestnut Philadelphia
Oaic, ,,S =, hn ,, Gn.', p" -, Opa, 10y "a.
The land aud examined The coal
Hon Gco' r. Barrett, Cloardeid, Pennsylvania, has
u ""en over Tue "a, aud ,,...,,,
So yot,I, F,itl, - p"iIa sxamn" 'I,. a"J ''
VIM +. Boonct E.u. south side of Walnut 81 below
,, Fourth Phia examined the land.
G"n neMnder !. Hayes i.nnea'ter;
RieIari taSg, E.o 6, P;nIs, :, ~"
aminri the land
J. j.. Barrett, Esq., Proprietor Of The Mount Vernon
House, second 81 above Arch PAIL has examined
> q. S"hiltz. Esq Jn.tic. of the Peace :, Mary.
Eik County
Ch.rlrs luh'' Esq President OF The Borough OF st
W.; ~. r.o p,.,m,.,or c, N,,y,,
1;,o. Tayl1r ed D,pmty Pn,tmi",s,' .Mu,.
Mr, WIN Lyon, st. Mary,
Mf John Nh'ef, Coal Mn-r' ST. Mays
:. ~ I SIon. E,a W.ll.vile. o,io. Co,I orsr,,o,.
l.. Wimrti, Esq. p,u,bIig' psna,yIv,uI..
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O9r""SH C"""e" ~ o. M"yS 20 me P"0I,e'
'hlN Is 10 cert"! mat having been overthe