The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1856-05-28
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WITHIN THEREACn OFEvERY MA,

WITHIN THE REACH OF EVERY MAN.
$1,000 Arcrcs of good FARM A>D Coat
LAND in Elk County, Bcnzingcr Township,
Pennsylvania, for sale, giving Farm of 20
acres for $500, payable in iustaments Ct al
per week. or at the same rate monthly.
Farms Of 90 8, ioo or more acres ndioin-
ing in proportion Each farm fonts upon
road thirty feet in width
The soil is a rich limestone loan. and es-
pecially adapted to cultivation. as it is neither
billy nor stony, hut gently rolling or fine la-
| bic land. Around and through this properly
| 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 .
really cash market for produce which is much
| better than trade. 1t is the
CHEAPEST, rs land OF similar quality is
! selling at much higher prices adjoining, and
/ especially such contains coal.
/ The CotL.-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 b., inc tie
| nearest to the great lake market, with which it
will be connected hy the Sunbury and Eric
! Rairoa now under contract and in course Of
| completion from Eric to Ridgeway, with de-
! sccnding grade the whole way. The soil over
| bltumlnouS coal is the best. for instance Eng
land and other countries. The price per acre
istriillng for the coal a'oue rs it will certainly
| in 50 favorable location within Il short time
| pay largely. This is important as an i'm
mcnsc coal trade will snon open -Four coal
companies have already lcen started to work
mines in the vicinity and there are now fifteen
openings around st. Marys.
TuE TIMBER, stockholders also receive
There is no reservation whatever cithcrof TIM
| her or coal. Its very valuable and will pay
for Il great part Of the land On account of
| tho excellence Of streams thorearc tine oppor-
tuntics for mills.
Fon HEAL1n, the location is much recon.
mendcd by Physicians The chills and fcvciS
arc unknown also pulmonary complaints be-
ing protected from the northeast nts by the
Alltghanics. The water is pure and amongst
the best, the land Astounding on fine springs.
Four RAILROADS will shortly be completed
connecting it by a direct communication with
New York, Philadelphia, pitt,hnrg, Erie, Bat
falo and all the cities on The lakes. ! hey are
the Snnbury and Eric, the ALLEGHENY Valley,
the Pitlsburs and Buffalo. AMI the Ncnaueo.
Energetic cXertions arc also being made for
the bulding of the Tyrone and Cicarhc,d,
which also passes through this proI crty. The
effect of this upon traGc,and general Develop
mcnt, az well as the coal, may he imagined.
The large and ilour>hing town Of st Ma
rvs i in the centre OF the tract, numbering
near 5000 inhabitants 1t has hotels good
public schools, saw and crlst mills, sturcs, well
stocked Nnl everything desired. There are
23j halGacrc lots in the town Of s.. Mary's
which will I've sold and the proceeds equally
divided amongst those who idy farms. Ridge
way the county seat, where an eXtcnsiyc bus
mess is DONE adjons tie tract on the west.
The whole district IS incrsectcd by good turn
pike. and other roads.
Til; is rare opportunity offered to those
who wish TO farm OF have a good investment
for the future. BY making proper inquiries,
and considering the advantages of good soil,
an abundance OF coal hcaithiulucfs oil climate,
railroad facilities, end its location, correct
judgment may be formed Of It's present adyan-
tages and ultimate increase.
BY writing to the Office directions will lie
given to those who wish to visit the land. A
system Of excursions will shortly be adopted.
| There is an excellent opening tor various
branches Of mechanical business especially
tauncries whcclwiights, axe handle makers.
shoemakcrs, carpenters and others.
: Farms can be bought by enclosing the first
insialmcnt Ladies can hold shares in their
I own right. Title unquestionably good. and
wa,rantcc deeds gwen Address or apply to
Samuel w. Catlel, Scc'y, l35 Walnut St.
n between Fourth and Fifth Streets, Philadcl-
:. phia. REFERENCES,
: Henry NJ Watts, E.q, lis Walnut t., r4iladclrhia
: John Crc..pn, Esq. President Of Philadelphia ia,
/, Company. III - above Chc.iuut philade'pbn.
/ George Wleaaud' I.q Inspector Of Coai ci'y Gas
, The la"d and examined 'e coal.
''i,u "c9 u h,a'i'' O''"'"''' ''""'S wanna mas
ucnry Srmit' H." unitcl State. Mint residence y,
} co Vorth Finh St pniia. c,amincl the lanl
W. = '1"nrI Ell, south sde of Walnut st below
y u, o' , ~, r.l,n' TNi i,' ''e ''nu,
:, Geo. Walmsley. fsq. St MAY, Iii, Go recentscti
, Richard Gardncr. Esq, G3G PuIlcr II. Plila la, cy
= %n,9"d me land ,.,-..-
uon.c sncond npte pnI t.
g the land
L. G. s,hnt<, Esq Justice Of the Peace, ST Mary
= GIN, Llk Ciunty p....,.., ., e.. r.s,,., ., =.
g M'ry. .'""'' - VI '"' "'''7" '' -
J. 5. Weis, E,q Postmaster. St Mary.
Geo, Iuyler' E'q Deputy Postmaster, ST. Mary''
NJ ar YIN , WON, ~ N , =. 9, v-,.
Mr. John Corbe,
: T. II. Stone, E,q. Wel',vlr, Ohio Coal operator.
T. l.. WlmNth' E'qr P'u'ha'g, Penn'y wanna.
It Roroyob Copucjyot 81 lJ,r,Js IN he yuLljr
This ia 10 ccrtiG, tbo, bnyino been overt
: tract owned by the Ridgcway Farm aud Goa
Company, and given il a thorough examina
c ton, we find tie representations Of that com
r pany 10 be correct. We Gud the soil to be th
Il most iertile-the coal and Iron orcto lie min
+, exhauStible quantities. through the whole dis
II trict-the farms in excellent order and the in
tclligence and prosperity of the people to b