Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1865-12-27
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
VALUABLE G AS COAL PROPERTY
WEsTMORELAND COUNTY, PA.
ON THE PITTSBURG AND CONNELLSVILLE
RAILROAD,

ON THE PfTTSBURG AND C0NNiELLSS;VILLE
RAILROAD,
FOR SALE.
This property is situated in the heart of the
foughlogheny Coal region, which has reputation
Tor gas t9e qngfact9re OF IRON and other uses that
rf S and Tfadef se @ consists Of qR9p F2gR
borough adjoining, the latter having erected thereon
q, large Engine House, Blacksmith Shop, and eight
Tenant Houses; all the buildings are new.
The Coal is seven feet thick, and there are alto
gether f0,UmOOu bushels or 25OOOOQ tons of Coal in
the tr 4bb The Goal is taken out by shaft y feet
river, "a tipPle extending over each) and about 50
feet below the bed of the river. The shaft is now
fully completed, and has capacity to raise 5000
bushels per day The engine and machinery are per-
feet; the works are in complete working order and
facilities Of trans1oraton by the YnnrbcobanT
river, the Pittsburg and Connesburg railroad con-
Meeting with the Pennsyy Central railroad and
Its now certain connection with the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad at Cumberland renders the location of
this property the most desirable.
Plats of the property be seen and full informa
ton obtained, on application to
no27-H N. E. corner Baltimore and North sts
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE, containing
v 255 Acres, situated in Howard county on the
county road, three miles west of the Relay House.
ten miles from the city of Baltimore 1t is approached
from the Washington turnpike on the south, and
from the county road from the west and north. The
land is in good condition; twenty-five bushels of
wheat per acre ana 0ther cereals IN proportion have
been raised; has an abundance of pure spring water
and Is considered of the healthies places in the
state: has an abundant supply of fruit of all kinds
about two thousand five hundred trees Just coming
into bearing this season. The garden, of about
acres has large supply Of grapes of various kinds
rants, strawberries, dwarf pears, &c dc. Two never
failing springs OF pure spring water pass through the
place, watering every field, one of which supplies
large pond from which the ice house is supplied with
ice. The improvements are a stone rough cast dwell
ing house 81 by 40 feet with very large back buildings
bullt In the most substantial manner years ago by
the then owner Tor his own occupancy and no ex-
pense having been spared to make it complete in
front of the house. The first floor consists of n
parlor, slttng-rOom, dining room, library room
large and substantial fire proof safe, and
wide hall running through the centre of the house
wood house on same level. Second floor contains ak
large chambers in main building two he'd rooms
bath room, &c, in back building; every room except
the parlor have large and very convenient closets;
each room, also gas pipes throughout the house; a
large dry cellar under the whole house; iChelsOns
largest size furnace heats the entire house, cooking
range &c., in kitchen; in short every convenience
usually found IN a modern built house. The h,ouse
stands on an elevated position from whirn nearly ali
parts OF the farm and from its roof the civ Of R9It
@ as wen as country for many miles
~ w 'eet, and Is surrounded by oak hickory and
CHESTNUT trees OF large sze well profusion of
eVergreens. The other improvements consist of an
Ice mouse ~ feet square, filled with the purest
ice; winter and summer dairy; one of the best con-
sructed barns In the county, 81 by 80 feet which is
supplied with water; overseers house, gate house
&c. The hen house and co crib of unique con-
structon, and considered to be superior
Photographs Of the Dwelling House can be seen nj
ny o Sfil terms, &c. ,DD,v To
80, .s W. COLE,