Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-08-28
TO THOSE VINO WIsT F.AgMS,,
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THE RIDGW.AHf FAR M, COMP HYl has.
made aFrapC ysseutsfbs 4 tieh all shd desire to.
settlesoF ilursais ssaisls bon can do sos aailph
The Farms esd s'St nth, hstiliwestoneseit
oi tAes most sHpes qnality5 besi tanning in a.
rApltHylmprosg places l-nto is'tfef an rsxterl-s
Sive emigratitlH is new pearng. ighelprDlvntys
is located ia Elk CoaRtys PeiHs aitia,s instss
midst ofsathriEibg poI14hSnil of'sUIuel las s0p0.
The eliplate IS perfectly healthy and the terri
be plague of the vest, i1eyer, is uRknowR. It
also has an abundance OF the best quality OF
Coal and Iron. The price to hay it out is
from, ,SS 10 $50 per- acGes payable by install
nents, to he located At the time of purchasing
OF sbars ut 255 acres emitting to locate the
same ter SsO5 payable S5fnper Inonth, or II !
acres payable S4 prrme4th. Discount for ev-
cry sum Of Sl00ana Rp,iers paid iniadgance, a
discount Of . percent will be allowed, aad forgl
over StO0i discouat{of 10 fpyI cent i.e.s4 ,s94
7 In considering The advantages OF. emigratingl
TO this laeihty1thes following are presented; 4
flrst--The sells u RICH limestone, capahle |
oi raising The heaviest crops, owing 10 which !
this settlement has attained its present great /
ilf eS9sfatysl.gts a.il ai4ial ~ r'aisai g5sa
! Sec0Retz7lt IS in the centre Of thesgTeat
N1Eh West Coal Basin aud ia destined soon.
to bee0me seneef the greetesth business pluces |
IN the State. Ii will supply, the great Lake |,
market, (according to- Population and travel |
the gFeatsStlH tho U sion La has five worla-
bile veins OF the best Bituninous Coal, amount
ing IN ihe aggregate 10 owoEeF - feet which
makes y 900 tons of coal under each acre.
ms will rake the, landseof inestimable value.
Ihc emigent state geologistsy Dr.. Cats T.s
jackson, Of Boston, las made geological sur /
Eey of the land. and analysed the coal, heiFon
ore and the limestone. This reports together !
with mlpS, willshe furnished IT, inqpirers. 81, /
FhEd-Ihree Railroads. are laid oUt through. |
this property. The SInlbury and Erie Rail I
road gives us market ioF our coal to the lakes
= 1t runs from Erieto Phitadephis. A. laIge |.
part OF this road has been, finished, aud is Row
~ running prstsrf Asheavy force is now work
ing from Erie towards our land in the western
directions tla means for the completion nf
which has been raised-it will SOC 4 Dc fpisAell.
The Allegheny Valley Railroad c9nnects US
with New orkr Boston, and PntSbNrs.g The,
NenanEog Rot[ sc9nnects us viii; the N,est, /
Theirs are already good Turnpike Roads run /
nlrg through this property, various other 70 ads
have been nponed ~ accommst 4teathe emigra-,
tlon and settlementg which has already taken (
place. ~ 49, gi}s 80 -, -, -.
There is no opportunity equal 10 it now off,
Tered TO the man WHO wants toapFovis!e himself
u home in an easy way, and make "a settlement
where ne can,li in prosperity and indepcn-
dence in climate PERFECTLY HEALTHY.
No case of the fever has ever heen known to
occur in this settlement. 1t is not like going to
the backwoods of the west, among PERHAPS
iirtqleTant people, where, there is no society
churches or'seheolss where the price OF land is !
nigh, ,.and where the emigrapt, after being used /
to the healthest climate in the world has toll
endure sickness and pain, and perhaps mn his
health and that Of his family, But here is a
a thriving settlement, having three towns. con-
taping churches, Schools hotels, stores saw
mills, grist MILLS, and every, tang desired.-l
There is a cash market at hand. The lumber I
rtade last Year amounted to. over two hundred
nillion feet Of lumber. La short time. owl
ing to the coal it viii become still more yalua-,
bic, as number of iron WORKS and manufac-
tories will soon besstarteb they are ut present
tsarting them extensively ut Warren Even
for these who do not wish to go there, the pag.s
meuts are lsuchthat they can easily buy farua
to save their rising iaalies from want in the fu-
ture, or to gain a competence by the rise which
will take place in the value of lands, By sau
outlay scarcely missed, aisubstantial prov isioIs
can be made aT-f IA, s,-s.t 80 a. - --
Persons should make early application. ap-,
ply or write to K. Ieffries, Secretary, No, las |
! Walnut Street, below Fifth, PhiladeIphia.-I |
Letters carefully answered giving fall informa-
: tioh.8 f.5,s,7 $3.50. : :. -.
Shares or tracts Of land can be bought or |
secured by letter enclosing the first instalnent |
OF nye dollars when the subscriber will be fur
nlshed with books, maps, &c. Warantee Deeds |
giyfn- Persons can also purchase fron our
Agents, 1e.stsa.t ,st.| .r,.7T7a-ri
Route from Philadelphia, to Tyrone ON the
PennsylEania Central Railroad, aud thence by
Stage TO the land. This isa delightful season
to VISIT st. Mary ,s--the best hotel accornanoda-
non IS afforded. Erquire for E. c. Shultz,
Esq, the Agent for the property at St. Mary's.
June II, 1857.