The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1856-05-07
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REACH OFEVERY MAN

WITHIN TIE REACH OF EVERY MAN.
$1,000 Arcrcs of good FARM AND Coal
LAND in Elk County, Bcnzingor Township,
Pennsylvania, for sale, giving Farm of 20
acres for 5000, payable in nstalmenrs of 81
per week, or AT the same rate monthly.
Farms of 80, s. 100, or more acres adjoin-
ing in proportion. Each farm fonts upon n
road thirty feet in width
The Suil is rich limestone loan, and es-
pecially adapted IT, cultivation. as il is neither
billy nor stony, hut gently rolling or fine la
bic land. Around and through this property
there are already some 10000 acres under cul>
livatiom, 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 tor produce which is much
better than trade. 1t is the
CuEArrsr, us land Of n similar quality is
selling at much higher prices adjoining, and
especially such a. contains coal.
TnE Coal This in particular is the Coal
District, several veins undertaking the whole
, property, ard the attention of miners, and
those acquainted with coal lands is specially
called to it. 1t has the advantage Of being the
nearest 10 the great lake market, with which It
will be connected by the Suubury and Eric
/ Railroad now under contract and in course Of
completion from Eric to Rilgcway, with de
Sccnding grade tho whole way. The soil over
biIuminouS coal is the best, tor instance Eng
/
is tr'tlng for the coal alone as 1t will certainly
in 50 favorable a location Thin short time
! pay largely. This is important rs an i'm
mensc coal trade will soon open -Four coal
companies have already heen started to work
mites in The vicinity.and there are now iiltcea
/ openings around st. Marys
] The TIMBER, stockholders also receive -
| There is no reservation whatever cilhcrof tim
| her or coal. 1t is very valuable. and will pay
for great part Of the land ON account Of
! the excellence OF streams there are fine oppur-
| tunities for mills.
FoR HARM, The location i much recon-
mended by Physicians. The chills and fevc,s
are unknown, also pulmonary complaints be-
ing protected from the northeast nds by the
AlIeghanes. The water is pure and amongst
| the best the land Astounding on fine springs.
Four RAILROADS will shortly he completed
connecting it by a direct communication with
/ New Iork Philadelphia. Pittsburg. Erie But
falo, and all the cities on the lakes. They are
the Sunoury and Erie, the Allegheny Valley,
the Pittsburg and Buffalo and the Venaugo.
Energetic cXcrtons are also being made ior
the building of the Tyrone and Clcarheld
which also passes through this property. The
effect of this upon trade, and general develop
ment, as well rs the coal, may lie imagined.
The large and furnishing town of ST. Ma
rvs is in the centre OF the tract, numbering
near 5000 inhabitants. 1t has hotels good
public schools, saw and grIst mills, stores well
stocked and everything desired There are
23j half acre lots in the town Of ST. Mary's,
which will be sold and the proceeds equally
divided amongst those who buy fnms Ride
way the county seat, where nm extensive bus
mess is done, ndiOins the tract on the west
The whole district Is inlerscctcd by good turn
pike. and other roads.
This is rare opportunity offered to those
who wish to farm or have Il good investment
for the future By making proper inquiries
"r' t"nI,"v,,G ,,,e ",'.1,.@tGs Of good soil
railroad facilities, end its location, correct
Indictment may bn formed of It's tr.scrt O.. H.
,ooes onH m| w ;nnroo It's 'eS'"' "1''h
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By writing to the Office directions will {
given to those who wish to visit the land. A
y: S'oi'S VIM shortly oc "uoP'eo
"ele - d" '~V'Ie", opening lor Nhllou'
tnnneri,. wheclyIi,lts ovrLan,n, -
sbocmakers carn,ntcrs and others
Farms can hc bonsht nv enrln.io,, tho e..
instolmcnt Io.lios can LoId sLoros IN ,%,;,
own RIGHT Tile unnucs,iounlIv roo1 an
wa,rantcc l,odS oivcn AJJrns: or n,,,,, :,
Somncl w Ca,,5II S. 10, woinunu'c -
between Fnurt' and F,rh Stroo,y phiI,IoI
pbin nrrrprxCrs w
Henri, n Wan, r'a IA Vim, ., p,u.,.,.,..
Joru c Ure.son ro P,c.idcn, Of phl,icilbi ';
; Company eth st above Chestnut philadelphia
"s9Ise Wiesand, E,q Inspector Of co'l, City Ga
~, ''h ~ aooIe chesthut, RATA mas been Owe
q Hon. Geo r.. Barrett, rI"arGcIJ penn.vv,pio ba
S . been over the land.
henry seniit Esq United States Mint residence No
WIN Waarct ~ ,n,, "I',n,@I ,i'o 'Ga
. Fourth, Phila. examined the land,
5 lion Alexander l. Hayes, Lancaster.
Mo, Walnsey, q - Mary, Elk Corecegt
nninrd ,bc land ''47 ''' 'i''' Ct r""' mas 'A
IL Barrett, Es,I, Proprietor Of the Mount Vcrno
House, Second t. above Arch, PAIL has examine
n - ' r land r., ,ns,,.oo,.,., O..
INK Cn"mty' ''' ''''' 81 "'''
I Gu rics Luhf E.q President of the Borough of :,
Mary.
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Me- wm. Iyon,' s. Mary,. '' ''''' :
, Vi John Miller, Coli Mmcr, St Mtry'.
q, " john c"Iee, -
j. II: a"r,' ~, M',SEe' nhio, Ioal oper''or'
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