The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1856-06-18
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WITHIN THEREACH OF EVERY MAN


LAND in Elk County, Benzinger Township,
Pennsylvania, for sale, giving Farm of 20
acres for $500, payable in instalmcnts of ST.
per week. or at the same rate monthly.
Farms of 50, s., 100, or more acres udjoin-
ing in proportion. Each farm fronts upon n
road thirty feet in width.
The soil is a rich limestone loan, and es-
pecaly adapted to cultivation. as il is neither
billy nor stony, but gently rolling or fine la
bic land. Around and through this property
there are already some 10000 acres under cul>
uvation, and its fertility has been established
from the crops produced. Upon this subject
il 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 a similar quality is
selling at much higher prices adjoining, and
especially such as contains coal.
THE Coat This in partit ular 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 he connected hy the Sunbury ami Erie
Railroad now under contract and in course of
completion from Eric to Ridgeway, with de-
scending grade tho whole way, The soil over
btuninouS coal is the BEST for instance Eng.
land and other countries. The prize per acre
is trfling for the coal alone, it will certainly
in 50 favorable n location within a short time
pay largely. This is important an i'm
incnse coal trade will soon open Four coal
companies have already been started 10 work
mines in The vicinity, and there are now fifteen
openings around ST. Mary's.
THs TINBrR, stockholders also receive
There is no reservation whatever eitherof tim
Der or coal. Iii very valuable, and will pay
for great part of the land On account Of
the excellence Of streams thereare fine oppur-
tunitcs for mills
FoR HEAL1H, the location is much recon-
mcnded by Physicians. The chils and fovcls
are unknown, also pulmonary complaints, he
ing protected from the northeast " nds by the
Alleghanies. The water is pure and amongst
the best, the land Astounding on fine springs.
Four RAILROADS will shortly be completed
connecting it Ivy n direct communication with
New York, Philadelphia, pitt>burg, Erie, But
falo. and all the cities on the lakes. They are
the Sunoury and Erie, the Allegheny Valley,
I, Pittshure and Buffalo. aud the Vcnango.
Energetic exertions arc also being made for
the tuildng of the Tyrone and Clcar6 I'D,
which also passes through this property. The
effect of this upon trade, and general develop
m Mt, as well AS the coal, may he imagined.
ryThe large and flouriShng town of St Ma
: is in the centre OF the tract, numbering
near 1000 Inhabitants. 1t has hotels, good
public schools, saw and grist mills, stores well
stocked and everything desired. There are
235 half acre lots in the town of ST. Mary's,
which will be sold and the proceeds equally
divided amongst those who buy farms. Ridge
way the county seat, where an extensive bus
mess is done, ndjoins the tract on the west
The whole district is ineisectcd hy goodtulu
pike, and other roads.
,rli. is a rnrc onnor,ur;,v ot4arod 70 ,,,oo
-, :, A., -, ~ L 't 49,: w '''OSe
VINO WIS.," 10 i"'il Ut nSEe euou investment
and considering the adyontases of FOOD soil
an abundance of coal .hcaltLfnlnefs NJ climate
railroad facilities emu 'tS location, correct
Judgment may be formed Of its present adyan-
tares aud ultimate increase.
! BY writing TO the Office directions will he
| given to those who wish TO visit the land A
s,s,o,, 81 ,vc,re;o,. ,yiII .Lnr,I,, 10 :, -,
~, ~ ~ VI III IL ~ .! oo "uoPoeu
branches of mechanical business, especially
| tannerics, wheelwiishts, axe handle makers
shoemakers, carpenters and others.
Farms can he bought by enclosing the first
instalment. Ladies can hold shares in theil
own right Title unqucsiionnLly good. and
wa,rantcc deeds gwen. Address or apply tt
| Samuel w. Cattell. Sec'y, 1915 Walnut St.
, between Fourth and Fifth Streets, Philadel
! phia. REFERENCES
! H. a, ,,, ,,au,
John G Cre,son "a President Of Phila,cInht G. NJ,
! Company, 9Th St, above Chestnut, Philadelphia
/ George Wiesand, E'q Inspector Of Coal, City Ga,
Un,Ge, an ~, no"ir o"Tsu,, r"'a mas been owe
Han Gen pnrr.,t I,Innr6cIJ p,nrsyIya,i. h
been over the land.
Henry scln'il, ESQ United State. Mint idcnce No
Go2 SonIn mn 81 rnlia, eAam9e ,y l,le iaSd'
! Fo,rib pbila c,danjucd ,hr Land ' - "'''"
Hon Alexander l. Hayes, Lancaster
Geo. Wnlmslcy, tsq. ST May, Eik Co recentseu'
".cnHfn u , l'lr o'o ROPER 81 rama mas eA
/ H. Parret, Ts"' proorieto, ortb. Mann, y.,no,
House, Second st. above Arch, Phil, ha, examine,
the land.
81, Ssnum%' ESQ justice oil the rsaee' d. Mary
Charlie. iuhi. ESQ President Of the Borough Of },
Mary's.
Is Wei,, E;q, P9stuntrr, 81 May's. ,
Nc W y9r , ms' "th'H ro'''a''e' IT. mA'> =
Mr. John Miller, Coal Miner, St. Mary',
NJ john Corbe, " "
H. IT, stone, Egg, Welsyills' Ohio. Coal operator.
!" " ""'"'" ]Nq ''"''"'s' eH"''"aH'
borough Council of 81. Marv's 10 the pa5lie
This is 10 certify that, having been over til
tract owned BY the Rdgeway Farm and Goa
Company, and gwen II thorough eXamind
ton, NC find the representations of that con
pany to be correct. We fnd the soil to be b
most iertile-ihc coal and Iron oreto lie inir
eNhausiible quantities through the whole dis
inct-the farms in excellent order, aud the in
ielligence and prosperity of the people 10 b
Of the most gratifying character, We kno'
that there is no heal fhier lOpatiou in the Stat