The Firelands Pioneer volume Yr1866
The Firelands Pioneer volume Yr1866
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I found from expe- rience that I seldom did as well by taking property to a distant market as by selling it for what I could get at home. And this, I believe, agrees with the experience of most who have tried it. I then gave attention to a greater variet^v of crops, and cut more hay, and was perhaps doing a little better, but my health had become poor. I was discouraged, and after a trial of nine years sold out, paid off our debts and returned to the partners the amount of their capital, Avitho...ut interest or profit. This sale was just at the time that property began to rise, and the country to feel the practical effect of the Erie Canal. I could liave more than doubled the property in the course of a few years, simply by the increase of value.
June, 1866. ] THE PIHE LANDS PIONEER.
89 We then spent six months in Mi- lan and sis months in Massachusetts, and then settled in Lyme, where we now reside.
We came to Lyme, April, 1835. Have since sold some goods, done some farming and manufactured some brooms — all on a small scale, and expecting to make no more than a good living.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I found from expe- rience that I seldom did as well by taking property to a distant market as by selling it for what I could get at home. And this, I believe, agrees with the experience of most who have tried it. I then gave attention to a greater variet^v of crops, and cut more hay, and was perhaps doing a little better, but my health had become poor. I was discouraged, and after a trial of nine years sold out, paid off our debts and returned to the partners the amount of their capital, Avitho...ut interest or profit. This sale was just at the time that property began to rise, and the country to feel the practical effect of the Erie Canal. I could liave more than doubled the property in the course of a few years, simply by the increase of value.
June, 1866. ] THE PIHE LANDS PIONEER.
89 We then spent six months in Mi- lan and sis months in Massachusetts, and then settled in Lyme, where we now reside.
We came to Lyme, April, 1835. Have since sold some goods, done some farming and manufactured some brooms — all on a small scale, and expecting to make no more than a good living.
What to read after The Firelands Pioneer volume Yr1866?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Firelands Historical Society to read onlineMoreLess
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