Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-07-31
TO THOSE WHO WANT FARMS

4 Etrns lcittia he reach Of ecery -lan.
THE RInGwAY FARM COMP ANY has made arrange
ments by which all who desire TO settle lurcha~,
home can do
superior quality for farHr.in arariy improving l1r-
which extensive emigration is pouring. The
property located Ek County Trnnsy in the
midst OF thriving population of some loGj1 The climate
perfectly healthy and the terrible plague of the west
fever is unknown 1t also has Abundance of The best
quality Of Coal nllron. The price to luy it out is from
s. SO per able by Snst,imant> to H. located
the time of purchasing. share Of - emitting
to locate the for 500 payable p-r monitor I.l
acres payabe per month Discount for every sum Of
:i00 and under, paid in advance dieountof
will be allowed and fr over 500 discount Of ' per c-nt
In considering the advantage Of emir.tuE 10 this
locality the following presented:
FYrSt-The soil is rich limestone capable Of raising
the heaviest crops owing to which this settlement has
attained its present great prosperity.
scoRd-It is the centre Of the great North West Coal
Basin, and is destined TO become the
business places in the State. II will suruIv great
in the Unou) l. has five workable v,iuc Of tie hest
Btuminous Coal amounting in the aggregate to -
feet, which makes 22lC1 tons Of coal UueE each
This will make the land If ires tiJaah'i vs!ua.
The eminent state eroogist, Dr. Chs 7. jackson Of
Boston, has made EroC.gra survey of the land, aud
analysed the coal the iron ore aud the linrstr" This
report together with maps will be furi-E 10 irquirar-
FonTtA-ThFe" railroads are laid ont through this pro-
perty The Sunbury Erie Railroad gives : a market
Tor coal to the lakcs-it runs from Erie phaG
large part of this road hr, baru finished and Is now in
running order. heavy force is wor5 ing Erie
the completion Of which has been raisclit will he
finished The Allegheny Valley Railroad connects with
New York. Boston and rittsturs. The Ecnauso Road
connects with the West
There ALREADY good Turnpk" Roads running thro'
this property various other roads have been opened to
Accommodate the emigration AM settlement which La-
already taken place.
There is opportunity equal tn il offered 70 the
who wants to provir himefa home easy way,
and make settlement where he live in prosperity
aud Independence in a climate PERFECTLY HEALTHY.
No case Of the fever ever having been known to
in this settlement 1t is like going the back0Os
of the West, among perhaps nolcrant people. where
there soerty. churches schools where the price
of land is high. and where the emigrant being used
to the hcathest climate in the world has to endure sick
ness and pain. and perhaps ruins his health and that of
bis family. But here is thriving settlement having
three towns containing churches. schools hotels stores,
saw mills, crst mills, and everything desired There is
a cash market at hand The lumber trade last year
amounted to over two hundred million feet of lumter
In short time, owing TO the coal t will become still
more valuable a nuElblr of works and manuiac
tories will soon be started they at present starting
them extensively at Warren Even for those who not
wish to 20 there the payments such that they
easily buy farm to their rising families from want
in the future to gain competence by the rise which
take place in :he value of lands by outlay scarcely
missed, substantial provision bc made.
Persons should make early application, apply or write
to T. Jeteries Secretary, No 155 Walnut Street below
Fifth, Philadelphia Letters fully answered giving
full information.
Shares of land can be bought or secured by
letter enclosing the first nstament of dollars when
the subscriber will he furnished with books maps, &C.
Warranfee Deeds given. Persons also purchase from
our Agents.
MIA Central Railroad and thence by Stage the land
This is delightful vit st. Marys-the best
hotelaccommodatoui is afforded. Empire for schultz
Ed the Agent for the property at st.Marys. 3m6S,