The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1883-05-11
SPECIAL LAND SYNDICATE,
Which is now being managed by
THE u. S. CONSTRUCTION AVID M
VESTMENT COMPANY.

The fascinating schemes for specializing in
mining Il ii other chance enterprises, TO realize
immediate fortunes, have proved so delusivO
that attention is turned tOward better security
and more positive profit. Investors in South
western lands have seen their possessions ad
vance in value from one TO five hundred per
cent. during the past few years, as the march
of Immigration and railway enterprises have
gone forward, with the satisfaction always
that their principal was safe.
The special land syndicate controls 1900 OF
capital stock in shares OF 800 each, with privi-
lcgc of increasing the amount.
The holders of certificates OF these shares Will
be thereby constituted members of the syndicate.
and will receive six per cent. annual interest,
payable quarterly the money received is invest
ed through a trustee, in land which the company
reserve the right 10 sell, exchange or lease, re
investing the proceeds, thus turning profits to
profit, until January list, 1850, when Il full settle
mcnt and accounting viii he made, and the
future of the syndicate and disposition OF its
lands determined by IA majority vote of its mem
hers; one-half of the outgrowing profits viii be
pai3 IN dividend to lhe shareholders IN said
indicate, and the balance Will 20 t. the com
panY, who assnunc and viii pay all expenses
connected with the transactions.
1t IL optional with the holders oi the certih-
Gates To surrender them AT any time, ut par and
accrued interest, IN exchange Tor land. AT prices
established lay The executive committee, for
which warrantec deeds Will hc given.
Thousands OF instances showing the safety
and immense proiit realized through similur in
Vestments can lac cited, IN TACT one can scarcely
take M Il newspaper but what their attention Is
directed To the "boom" IA lands and numerous
speculatinns NOW IN progress in the great south
west. The tide OF Immigration heads that way
millions are being expended IN railway con
structlon; from wild lands. cities or thriving
farming settlements, spring INTO notice almost
daily; but while one at 4 distance cannot cN'
pcct to reap any advantage lay the personal, in
Vcstmcnt of "A few dollars, stun through such ad
VantaEes as are presented hy this company
through THEN plan of uniting small sums, aided
lay influence, all the advantages OF personal at
lentlun and large capital with the greatest
amount of prOIls can he realized.
As the company are directly Interested in the
promotion of railway constructions, they possess
superior advantages for The selection OF lamb
and town sites On The line where railroads viii
soon greatly enhance Then value, our post ll
enables us to secure opportunities in advance
OF the usual land agents. and, ~ such oppor-
tnnltics come within our control, townships
Will he mapped out, tracings forwarded 10 ouI
agents in Europe, as well as Ia the immigrant
bureaus in the umrted States and Canada.
At thih time we have contracts on large sec
lions of timber, coal, farming aud mineral
lands, together with valuable town sites, IL
which points railroads are either now construct
ed or IN progress nt construction.
The shares OF this syndicate stock are &lW
each, and "A limited number viii be- sold al par
II coupon certificate lur the interest and condi
tons al the syndicate plan are attached 10 each
All wishing Ia invest IA the above Will lind II
to their advantage Ia call or remit AT once.
In RENTING please sent check, or money
order, payable To order of the company. The
certificate Will bo forwarded by return mail.
No Investment oi less than 500 can be re
celVed, but two or more may join together II
the purchase OF one or more shares. and then
names viii he placed Jointly in the certificate
Al mrther particulars can he had al thu
Offices.
The y 5 Construction and !nvssmsn. Company
Offices so to 90 Mason Building,
] No. 20. AIIhy 81. R0slau NaSS.