Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1857-07-23
Choice Farm lands for sale.
The Illinois Central R. R, Company
Is now prepared to sell about l,5oO,O 900 acres Of
CHOICE FARMING LAMBS!

IN Tracts of 40 acres and upwards,
=, .n. Long Credits and At Low Rates of interest,"
HESE anas were granted by the Government to aid In
the construction ofihis Road, and among the rio
est and laoFt fertile in the world. They extend from
North East and South West through the middle of the
state to the South, and include every variety Of climate
aud productions found between those parallels of lati.
Jude The Notther. potion is chiefly prairie intesnersad
it'll fine groves, and in the middle and Southern sections
GDer pedomlnates alternating with beautiful prairies
I nd openings
The climate Is more healthy mild and equabIe, than
any other part Of the countryside al pure and bracng
while living streams and springs of excellent water
abound.
Bituninous coal Ia extensively mined and ,upnlI.s n
cheap and desirable fuel being furnished at many points
ut So or "a per oiapd wood can be had at the rate
per cord
tnildng Stone of excellent quality also abounds which
can be procured for little than of transpur
tation.
The great fertility of these lands which, are black
rich monld om ,wo 10 fve feet deep, and gently rolling
their conguty to this Road, by which ever, facility is
furnished for travel anl transportation, to The principal
markets North, South, East " est and the economy with
which they can be cultivated render them the most vau
able Investment that be found and present the most
favorable opportunity. for persons of ihdusldo habits
andsnial means, 10 acquire comfortable independence in
few years.
chicago is now the greatest grain market in the world
ana ihe facility and economy with which the products
q" these lands can be transported 10 that MARKET make
them nuc more profitable al the prices asked than those
more remote II Government rates. tie additional cost
of TRANSPORTATION i perpetual tax the latter, which
must be borne by the producer in the reduced prices re
ceIveS for his grain, &c
The TILE is rertect-and when the final payments are
made Deeds are executed by the Trustees appointed by
the State and in whom the title is vested 10 lhe putcha
sers which nvey to them absolute titles in Fee Simple
Tree and clear OF every inca mb,ance, lien mortgage.
The Prices are from Sc TO $50; Interest only
per cent.
Twenty per cent Will be deducted Com the credit price
for cash
Those who purchase long Credit give notes payable
IN q ), 4, 5apd6 years after date and required to .
improve one tenth annually for five years. so as t. have
one half the land nnder cnltvaiion at lie end Of tina,
time
Competent Surveyors will accompany those who wish to
examine these lapds fee Of cha rg and aid the ia MA
King selections
Tie Lands remaining unsold rich and valuable as
those which have been disposed Of
sectional Maps
~ be sent 10 any one who viii enclose 6fty cents in
postage stamps aud book pamphlets contan ing nuer
ols Instances Of success FIJI fming signed by respectable
aud well known ia living in the Neighbour hood # the
Raoad lhndi Throughout HE also The cost of fenc
ns, price OF cattle, expense Of harvesting threShng
OF any other niotinaliohWi be ceetully given ap
''alioh, either personally, by letter, in English
French or German, addressed to JOHN WILSON
Land Commissioned t The Illinois Central Il. h. Co
Office IN Illinois Central iailroad depot Chicfgo III.