Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-09-16
TO THOSE WHO WANT FARMS
\ FARM WITHIN THE REACH OF
EAEEN NV

RIGGwAY \ L CONPAYf has made ar
engagements by which all who desire to settle or pur-
chase a hone can do So.
The Farnls consist OF the lest limestone soil Of the
most i9r quality for farming, in a rapidly imPr0v-
Eng place, into which an extensive emigration is now
pouring. The property is located in Elk County.
Pennsy lvauia. in the midst Of 4 thriving population CT
some In.OuU. The climate is perfectly healthy, and
The terrible plague Of the west fever Is unknown. It
also ha5 an abundance Of the best quality Of Coal and
Iron. The 7Iice to buy 1t ont Is IRON S3to S2l per
acre. payable ny instruments, 20 be located At The time
OF purchasing. or a share Of - acres euti,IEg 20 locate
the same for $}uO, payable So per moath or l3ts gcres
payable 81 per Month. Discount Tor every sEEl of SiUG
and under, paid in advance. a discount Of ) per ceat.
viii be allowed, and f0T over Slu0 discount Of 10 per
cent.
In considering the 4 Advantages Of em.-.a.:a- - slis
locality the following are presented;
First-The sol! is 4 rich limestone. capable OF rails
ing the heaviest crops, owing to which this settlement
has attained it. present great prosperity.
Sseoad-It is the centre of the great North West
Coal Basin, and is deStinei soon 20 become 0ne OF the
greatest business places in the State. II will supply
the great Lake MARKET (accCrling to population and
travel the greatest in the UnioI) Il has five workable
veins Of the best Bi,un.inous Coal. amounting in the
assre ate to over = feef, which makes 2,tO3 tCas Of
coal uader each acre This will make the land of in
esIimalle value.
The et.inrnt state E~eoIogist. DR.. Chas. T. jackson Of
Boston. has made a geological survey Of the land, and
anaI sed the coal. the iron ore ami the limestone
This report together with maps will be furnished to in
quirers.
property. The SuuLury and Erie Railroad gives US 4
market for our coal to the LtkeS-it runs from Erie to
Philadelphia A large part OF this road has been fin
isaed, aud i nov in running order. A heavy force IS
now working from Erie towards our land in the west
ern direction. the means for the completion of which
has been Taised-it will soon BE- finished The Allie
ghaay Valley Railroad connects US wt-h Ney York,
Boston anal Pittsburgh. The NsnGnso Road connects
Us Ei;h the West.
There are already good Turnpike Roads running
through thIs property, various other roads have been
opened to accommodate the emigration and settlement
which has aifealy taken place
There IS no opportunity equal TO il Row offered - the
man who want to provide himself a homr in an easy
way. ami make a settlement Ehere he can live in pros
perky and Independence in = climate PERFECTLY
HEALTHY
no ease Of the fever ever having been known 70 oc-
err in this settlement. Il = not Ike going TO the bacS-
woods OF the West. among PERHAPS intoleraEt people,
y here there Is no society, churches, Cr schools, where
the price Of land is hish and Eherr the eiuIgraEt. aft .r
being used 70 the heHlthiest climate in the wOrti. has
to endure sickness and pain, and perhaps ruins his
health and that u HIS family. Bun here is ! thriving
settlement having three towns, containing churches,
schools, hotels, stores, saw mills, g.iSt mills and eve
ything desired. There is a cash market at hInd- The
lumber trade last year amounted 70 over two hundred
milIiun feet % humber. In a short time, owing to the
coal il will become still more valuable. as a humber OF
iron works and manufactures will soon be started;
they are At present starting them exteusiyely It War
rvn. Even for those who 10 not wish to 90 there, the
payments are such that they can easily Luy a farm to
save their rising families from want in the future, or to
cain a con peteuce ~ the rise which Will take place in
the value Of lands. By an outlay scarcely missed, 4
substantial provision can be made.
Persons Shruht make early Application apply or
write to T. Je5rieS. Secretary. No, IJ Walnut Strre-,
beIOS Fifth. Philadelphia. Letters carefully answered,
giving full information.
shares Of tracts Of Land can he bought or secured by
letters enclosing the drst instalmeni Of ave dollars,
when the subscriber wiIbe furnished with books, maps,
&c. Warrantee deeds given. Persons can also par
chase frns1 our Agents.
Route from Philadelphia to Tyron, on the Pennsyl-
vania Central Railroad. and theuce by Stage 20 the
lani. This IS q delightful season to visit 50 Marys-
The hest t-larc3uIaoIItion is Afforded. Enquire fer
2. C. Shultz, Esq, TIE Agent for the property at e.
Mays.