The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-07-09
rO THOSE VYSIO WANT FAtxWNi
A Farm Within tIse Reach OF Every

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! THE RIDGWAY FARM COM AsN Yjsbas r,ada
arrangements by whes all who desire 10 settle or
1 purchase home can do so. L.
The Farms CONSIST of thebett limestone soil al
the rost superior quality dor iatning, ia rapfily
improving place, into which atfe8tensive etiiGrnJ
non is'now pouring, Phe property is located m
E'k coHny Pennsyiq ania, III lrdst of a thriving
popuatoh of some l0,IO0. The climate is perfect
y heafthS, and thelterrbfe plague of the west fe.
yer is unknown. / I has an alI5hdRncg Of the besy
quality of Coal and IRON The pIice to buy il oh Il
from So to $50 per acre payable jy iustaIlInens 10
be located at the time OF purchasing, or a share of
y acres emitting to locate he same for $780, pay
able So pei. month or l2} acres payable "a per
month Discount for every sum Of Siu0 and under.
paid In advance discol mt OF FIVE Der cenr will be-
allowed, and tor $l00 discount OF 10 per CENT
In considering the advantages of emigratlne to
this locality the following presented.
| Flrst-lhe soil ia rich limestone, capable oi
raising the heaviest crops, owing to which this set.
tlcment has attained its present great prosperity .
Second--!tIs the centeF OF SAegreat North West
Goal Bas,n. and IS destined soon 10 become ono
thu greatest business plac s. the State. Il will
supply the great Lake market, (according to popu
aoB "ifc travel the greatest ilEihe Union Ia has
Ilve workable veiDes e the best Bit dniLuus Coal
ahoantlHg IN the Aggregate 10 over ~ feet, which
! makes 22,uU0 TOT oi coal under each acre This
Will make the land Of iuestimabc va ue. .
The eminent state oolngi.t DR.. Chas T. lack :,
son,o Boston, has made geological survey OF ths
land, and nal yst the coat the iron ore and, the
,i'hoe'"hG' isrepofl lo5ether win maps Thi 10
fur 'iSled to lnqurers. .'' "a !s.t' ,
! Fourth IhreeraIroahs'a are laid cut thrr r6A thia
property. t'Phc SIRbuty ard Erie Railroad gives
us market jr ihr coel'tUthb Iakes-t runs iron,
Ere t. Philadelphia a. ge part OF this road has
been finished, aud is now In running order A
heavy iorce is now working ON Erie towurds our
land IN the western direction, the means Tor ths
completion of which has been raised-it will soon
be finished. The Allegheny Valley Railroad con.
meets us with New Yo.k, Boston and PittSbafeh--
EetllnuO n tha
7 There are already good Turnpike Roads running
through THIS property; pdrias other roads have bee
opened to accommodate the emigration and settle
ment which has alrt ady fGKen place
There is noopportunity egual'to il now offered
to the man who wants to provide himself hou,aI
IN an easy way, and make'a settlement where ba)
Lean live in prosperity ami Independence in climate
!PERtEE FLY HEALTHY. '''It'
/ Nocase OF the fever ever having been known To !
occur in this settlement. 1t is not like going to the
backwoods ot the West. among perhaps intoleran,
people, where there is no socety churches orI
schools, where the price OF land is hi h, and whers
the emlgrant, alter being used TO the het ties cli-
mate III the world has to endure sickness and pain
ana perhaps ruins his health and that of his family
But here Is thriving settlement having three towns
containing churches schools, hotels, stores, saw
mills grls ills, and everyth desired There
- cash mrrket at hand. The lunbor trade last
year amounted 10 over 200,00o,UOO of lumber
In short iime owing to the coal. it Will bocope
sun more valuable, as a number of iron works and,
manufacturers wil soon be starel; they are at pre-
sent starting them eater slvely at Warren Eve. /,
Tor those who do not wish 70 90 there, the puyments
ar Q such that they car en< lily eny farm to save
thelr rising families rom wan. in the FUTURE or to
gain competc ce by the risswiich will take place
IN the value OF lands Byen clnlay scarcely miss.
ed, suhstantial provision car be made.
Persons should make early application, apply or
write to Z Jetferies, Secretary, No. l35 W aInut
Street belo.. Filth, Philadelphia. Lett ers careful
Iy answered giving full information.
Shares or tracts of land can be bought or secu.
red by letter enclosing the first inslalment of five.
dollars, when the subscriber will be furnished with
books, map 3, &c. WarruHiee Deeds given. Per.
sons can also purchase from our Agents j
Route from PhIIadhlphla TO Tyrone ON the Penn
syIvnnla Central Railroad, aud thence by Sa,etS
the land This Is delightful season to St. Mary's
the best hotel accommodation is afforded. Ea-,
qurc for Il e. Schultz, Esq the agent for the prep
urty a. st Marv's June II 'hT.:im