The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1857-10-02
To those who want Farms.
A FARM WITHIN The REACH OF .
EVERY NAN.
EVERY NAN,

I rHE aDGwAY FARM COMPANY has
r made arran gements by which all VINO uesife "
settle OF purchase a home can do 30.
The Farms CONSIST " lhe best Limestone soh o'
tho ,po>t superior quality Coz farming, In raPsu-
Iy importing place, into which an extensive eIhi,
grafton Is now poarng. The property r. iceeieo
In Elk County, Pennsy lvania, In the midst OF
Thriving population OF some 10, 900 The climate
4. psslec,ly healthy, and the terroe plague OF the
west fever, Il unknown. IL also has an abund-
ance Of the best quality Of Coal and Iron. The
price 10 buy IL out is from 50 TO so per acre, pay
able by instalments, To be located a, the tine OF
purchasing, or share OF Is acres rniiiling 10 To-
cate the same ior 500, payable 70 per month or
l2I acres payable 81 per month. Discount ior
every sum of 500 aud under, paid IN advance, a
discount Of per cent. will be allowed, aud Tor
over 500 discount Of 10 per cent
Ia considering the advantages OF emigrating TO
this locality The following are presented;
Fira-The soil Is a rich limestone, capable oil
rals,ng the heaviest crops, owing TO which lhls
settlement has attained Its present great prosper
Second = Il is the centre OF the great North
West Coal Basin and is destined soon to become
Que Otthe greatest business places In the STATE. -
=, VIII supply the great Lake market, (aceording
TO population aud tfave the greatest la the Union
II has i've workable veins Of the besi BItumln.
Gus Coal, amounting la the aggregate TO over ~
feet, Whlch makes 22,tOO tons OF coal under each
nee-- This will make the land OF ineStimable
value. "". -ea-.. r.-.--..
The eminent state geologis, d.. Chas. T Jack
BON, OF Boston, has made geological survey OF
the land, and analysed the coal, The iron ore and
the limestone. This report together with maps
will he furnished 10 inquIGers. HFl --"
NJ RoHytA-Three railroads are laid out through
this property The Sunbsry and Enc Railroad
gives Us market ior our coal io the lakss-i u
runs from Erie to Philadelphia. A large part Of
al al h. auf- .asla md Ia N "a q
order. A heavy force IL now working from Erie
towards our land in the western direction, the
means Tor the conpletion Of which has been
Ta'.~d-ii .ril ssaa IL haished The AheShany
Valley Rahroad connects ms with New fOTs, bos-
ton and Pi,tsburs. The venango Road connects
Us with the West . $500 -
j There are already good Turnpike Roads run
uing though this property, various other roads
have bccn opened to sccornIncJaic the emigration
aud settlement which has already laken place.
There Is no opportunity equal t1 u now offered
Ia the Inan who wauts 20 provide himself a home
In AN easy way, and make settlement whefe he
can live Ia prOspt riiy and Independence IN eli.
mate PERFECTLY HEALTHY.
No case oI the fever ever having been known To
occur in this selilemeat. IL " not like gong TO
the back woods ofthc West, umong perhaps in.
tolerant people, wherether, Is no society, church.
a. 90 schools, whgre the price ofand Is high, and
where the smigrani, after being used 10 the
healthiest climate in the world, has 10 endure
sickness and pain, aud perhaps ruins hls health
and that OF his family But here u u thriving set.
ilement having three towns, containing churches,
schOOls, hotels, sioces, saw mills, gr!st mills, aud
everything desired There i a cash market at
hand The lumber trade last year amounted To-
oyer Two hundred million feet Of lumber. Ia a
shod time owing to the coal, It will become silll
more valuable, a. a number OF iron works and
manufactures will sow be started; they are nj
present starting them extensively nj Waren.-
Even Tor those who do not wish TO go there, the
paymenis are such that they can easily buy farm
10 save their rising families from want IN the iu-
lure Or 10 gain competence by the rise which
wllltake place ia the value OF lands. BY an out
lay scarcely missed, a substantial provision can
30 made.
Persons should make early application, apply
or write To T. JeileTiss, Secretary, No l35 Wal
nut Street. below Fifth, Philadelphia. Letters
carefully answered giving full Information.
Shares or tracts Ut land can be bought or Sc
cured BY letter enclosing the first insialrnent o.
five dollars when the subscriber will be iurnlshe,
with books, maps, &c. waTrantee deeds gwen
Persons eau also purchase from our Agents.
Route ifOm Philadelphia To Tyrone on the Penn
sylvana Central Railroad, aud thence by Stage Il
the land. This is delightful season To visit 81
Man's-the best hotel accommodation Is afford
ed Enquire ior T.. &. Schultz, Esq, the Asen
for the property at St Mays. -