Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-07-09
NlHE BALTIMORE FARM COMPANY
IL offer for sale, situated near Baltimore,
ONE THOUSAND SMALL FARMSi

"HE BALTIMOREF FARM COMPANY
- offer for sale, situated near Baltimore,
ONE THOUSAND SMALL FARMSl
OF Three Acres Each,
At the low price of the general average rate of Forty
five Dollars per acr. The valuation of zach Farm.
on the first seven sections, has been completed and
the precise cost of any and every farm now be
ascertained. The expenses are limited by the Con-
sttution to the Of Five Dollars each Farm OF
three acres. he timber is included in the price.
This Company presents rare opportunity for the
purchase OF Garden Farms, at the cheapest whole
sale price and on the acc ommodating terms of the
small payment of four dollars month, or
ONE DOLLAR PER WEEK!
PURCHASERS CAN CHOOSE THEIR FARMS THEMSELVES
Too, Three, or more Farms can be had together.
The land is healthy, high, level and dry; being
well located within short distance from the city,
and portions of it three hundred feet above tide
water. The quality of the soil is excellent (See
Analysis.
Every prudent and industrious person can now
provide himself by the easiest possible method with
A HOME AND A FREEHOLD!
The profits of truck farming are known to be much
greater than in any other business, and the advan-
well understood. The former being more inde,en-
dent, healthier, as well as better for children
The outlay OF money should always be so expended
that in attaining the object something still remains
In city large sums are paid for rent which, after
being paid nothing further is realized Ii the pur-
chase Of piece of land from the Baltimore Farm
Company, the payments will not amount to more
than the ordinary rent while the property itself is
acquired and something substantial is thus provided
for the future. simple system like his makes mil
lionaires. The most judicious minds have always
invested in real estate on account of its growing
value. The rapidity of increase in the value of land
in the vicinity of Baltimore is very great and ia
steadily moving The reader will probably reflect
that his acquaintance have made their money
chiefly from investments in real property
The title to these lands is perfect. (See Certif-
cate.)
The Baltimore Farm Company's tracts of land are
delightfully."- situated both sides of the Philadelphia
Turnpike, commencing few miles from the city of
Baltimore and the Z. w and B. Railroad is at con-
venient distance. This land must speedily enhance
IN value, SO soon the farmholders begin their inn
provements. All the lands adjacent air .ady inn
proved.
rectors is certain guarantee that the affairs of the
Company will be faithfully administered.
Females may hold farms in their own sole and
separate right; minors, by friend as trustee.
Full information and copies of the Rules Of the
Company can be obtained, and the numbered map or
plan seen, by calling at the Office No. S. East Balti
more street, below High, on the south side Balti-
more.
tanning the first instalmen of One Dollar for each
farm Of three acres) addressed to NJ G. Landis Sec
rotary, Baltimore Maryland, will receive prompt
attention.
Ta0QemGntS
parties to visit the grounds by omnbuses can be
made on application at the office of the Company
Office hours from A. M. to sP. NJ
President.
EDWARD BRADY,
rs Walnut street, below Fourth, Philadelphia.
Vicc President.
Hon. THOMAS B. FLORENCE,
Member of Congress, Washington, ID. C.
Treasurer.
GEO. p. COVER, ESQ, Banker,
No. 2oS, w. Baltimore street, Baltimore.
Secretary
M. g. lands,
flee 55 e. Baltimore street, below High, Baltimore.
Directors
Hon. JACOB BROOM.
Member Of Congress- Washington, d, @.
B. II. RICHARDSON. ESQ.
Editor of the Republican" Baltimore.
J. w. ALNUT, Esq,
President of the Bank of Commerce Baltimore
A. SNOWDEN PIGGOTT NJ d.,
Professor of Analytical Chemistry, Baltimore.
ROBERT TURNER Esq
Merchant 43, s. Frederics street, Baltimore
JOHN G.. s. MONKUR, NJ d.,
Professor, 129, South Broadway, Baltimore
j. w. RICHARDSON, Esq.
The City Collector of Baltimore
FREDERICK RAINE, Esq,
Editor of the German Correspondent Baltimore
CHAS. DEGENHARD, Esq,
Merchant SO, Thames street, Baltimore.
july 7-dlw
LOT FOR SALE.
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