Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-01-26
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AGRICULTURAL SETTLEMENT
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I RARE OPPORTUNITY IN A DE-
"a ilgGIFti aud tesitby siimatc, Is niles
p .uts.Lt-t uI phhe driphia. on the raAicn and
atlantic H,iifosf. Tos Jetny.
- ..f faia,'. ~ "a siiar - several u"yr-rdso ~
sef'' ~ f-af~' ~ fsf. ss lecn Hvidrd 'rso Fsta-
uf ssf,0n- ttss ~. stf itc vsrtsas-r. A population
ni soue tpfees tytht.i. 1'.G yafinus rsfts 80 tho
Aidl'e f-sie- sri SOW 70 s'srd. bwn rcutcd the'..
.he pasi af Improved ltei visces, ard rsfssdesi
sftcsf frfp4. flH ".I-c ef :h@ lAni ~ ~ the low
sno'"f too s's 'o ~ mn acfe, ,hs soil - of tho
Cigsi,. csyr' pss.. = f',sgss SaS y.,SSSiss- II /.
Cu"stlttti iIis ba.f FEUiT eWLiS vDB
UHiON b. plnceis irfiocily srcufe ffom ifors-j
ihe naf7.iivH onomg " tra fifm,f. Crops ni xrsih
srlra aut irfi. sge nos gfnwiur eaa cen hg seen
u cEfriuirl iha f'rso itsoif y oorfssi ln6gment
seh % iofued Of ih' P-0ductiVsncss ri he land.
lho t'rms arc iHtis oily ty soCufe ;hs rapid ia.
nrp7"ns"l "i 1i land. vhcl. is oniy yoii IN ss,ssi
'mP~OneNest. tho rsti.' has ba1n. tia; withia tha
.as ytaf. thrse iHads cd hrHsss have hean ersttcs
tg' tu'l'F rnS steam. fur stores forty viur.
se1is ept Peach prchsf6s planted aud = suipbar 81
pihrr imtfoyeBcNis. makiar 10 desirable sud act
.y1 acc u usiress
Jie E!srket, as ih, resder may rereeive from ~
location IL the bsst ilfAs toaHirv; proucs bringing
lltJ ard moro thsG d.nia' tas pfcc thsu the was,
~ 90 '"wn tba. ibe earliest sud hosi frui,q AMI
'egeiAhlef ~ tius s.i!uto co'he from Now JorSay.
aDt Green tra,iy exported 10 tie ezt nj Ut siiOns
~ s.a,ii.s Hrrr. l'asei'er has n,any sdvant4as4.
10 ~ within Er~ hpGfe ride of the great eites sf
.ew England aud the Middi. Etaes: he is near his
o friehah aud a.sootat ofs. bn - IN ecttlcd
Try. unere every Improvement of com ou ssd eivii
iZEiion is nt herd. ie ceu buy every article n
wants al Tho chearcst rtics, aud sGli his pr,duo
lor TIE hghess, (n tho Wet this Ia revorsed)
has schD1s !oT his rhiitren, DIVINE axRvr V. ane
will enjoy an open WINTER and delightful Gil mAid
whero foyers are unknown. The result o the change
upon those from the North, has generally been "a
tesiore them to an excel ent state Of health.
In ths ~aJ of building fnd improving, lninheresn
be obtained al the mills at the rate Of 10 70 ~ des
per th0uF aud. B,iCks fro N the brick yard opened
n the place. very article can be procured In the
place good carpenters are AT hand, and there ne
place IN the uni2n where buildings and Improve
N ar Is : HT. In 10
Tie reader viii at once be struck wi IN th, edvan
tAgos here presented and ask himselfwhy the prep
cry has 10; been taken up befnfe. The reason s,
We never thrown into the market; and unless these
rtGlEfacutf we're toTrsci. one would be invited
to examine the snd before purchasing; this all are
e1peotcc t. do. They " ~ see land under eutivk
ton snc s the extent Of the settlement that they
viii no doubt meet PEI from their
they will witness tic Improvements and can Judge
the Character Of .hs population. IL they come with
view 10 'ile, they should come prepared to stay
aAy OF t-o sut he ready 70 purchase, a. locations
ttaro a's 'go daily usins TO Philadelphia. bnd
20 81 -ctiors WAC improve, the Railroad Company
give: aTaEE TIczyT ToR sD BoErns. and a HALI.
| PRICK IiCzEr yaR TiLzE WARS.
THE TOWN ~ HAhMOSTON.
IN Connection win the agricultural seitlemAnt .
neS and thriving town has naturally arisen, which
presents inducements for any kind Of sness, par.
iienGrly stores and manu- actorios The shos has
ineas could be carried on in this place and market
10 good sdysniare. also COTTON business, an man
Bfaetories uf agricultural Implements Fouode lest
/ 'or casting small articles. The improvement has
been 50 rapid ssto ineurr constant and perms ben
Increase uf business. Town lots Of good size, Zoe
do sell small ones nsh would affect the i'm prove
meat 0f Ghe piece he hsd al from 100 dolls. aap
, upwards
/ The Fanmnaton Farmer monthly literary aud
agricultural sheet, eOntsining fni Information oi
hammoatoH, ~sn he obitined st 25 Cts per AMMAN
Tile irt,spuiahie. Varrsntes leeds given, cloa'
! OF al iEcuuii'rGHce when money Ia paid.
KprTE 70 THE LAND: Leave Vine street wharf
Ih-'e paIt, Tor HsmInont1n, " Railroad, at ~.
-, or ~ Pm Pare - oenis. When there enquire
I Tor NT. bYRrYs. Boarding Convenisnces at hand =
Parties r-f hetiar siOi with Mr GTRSEs, principal
uauli iLHy have decided as to purchasing, a. he 81
show them the land in his carriage, free OF eI
Tenss. Letters car he addressed 10 Lands Byrne.
;. t.ammonI0u p. q Atlantic Co.. New Jersey, or
g. Coughiin. 2O=, South Fifih Street, Philadelphia
Maps and information eheerfuiy furnished.
July ii5glros.