The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-11-12
March 6, 1857.
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EEaEglHl0mt0sa E.agsas-.FEW EN-
IL 4 GL.3.ND HEIILEiE.A I.-R3RE
ORFUNTrT.-TO ALL WANTING FARMS
in a healthy place, twenty FIVE miles fFom Pha-
delphia, the Camden and Atlantic Faiiroad New
Jersey. An old estate has been recently opened for
sale. and the FIRST division OF 10000 divided
up into farm OF twenty and upwaTds. be soil
of TIE Ees quality for he production fruits grains
&c. The pTice is Sl5 10 $40 per acres, payable in
easy quarterly yearly nstaments with term of
four years, with interest. The terms made
sY, in order 10 insure the rapid improvement OF the
land, by ena brs eUery iaRaNtroHs t2 b"g farm
Il is now being extensively improved by good roads,
and some OF the best citizens from New England
and the Middle States erecting large improve
ments. Ii Is scene OF the greatest improvement
out of Phad-lptn. SeyrHty-hye houses have been
built in ouT u.on hs. Practical farmers and business
from the length aad b:t ad'h of The u mon are
settling there Ii important bus ness place. on
account of its being The midst of dlEyeat market.
Every article raised Gpon TINS land hHs imnled-
sale. The water IS excellent, and no such thin :
fever is known. he soil IS sandy 10 IN, with d
f{ay bottoni and yeteuftrs Of manures is free OF
and easily worked. 1t abouuds largely in the
phosPhatrs, ana such is Tts fertility that from The
crops produced both upon this land and he large
Tpa adjoining under cultivation, VIII be found
20 be exceied anywhere IN the production Of crops
nos adapted 20 lis uarkct. The reader may be we'll
aware thai TIE Earliest and best fruits and vegeta-
bes come fTam New Jersey, " hich annually
ported 10 The amount OF millions OF dollars. The
land, beSl4es being accessible every way fer
tIIlzers, has abundant supply OF the best quality
of rDuck manure. Lumber and building material,
can be had OF the sFot at cheap price, from tie
mills. Other mills hsIug opened, and brick
yards beinS stated on the ground \ person put
up frame ieueinea9 for present for one
huudled dollars. On account OF the extensive emf
grafton, this is the best 10 pursue In order
get place i've in al first. CaIpe and build
ers are on hard 10 pnt ~ houses the best terms.
ia setting hnfp tie .trrgraut has many advauta-
ges. He i ala few hours ride Of Tie great ci-
ties III the Middle States and New England; he is
near his old friends aud atous5 he in 4
tIed country, 'sheTe every improvement and comfort
of civilization Is at hard; he Is healthy place,
and sulect lie certainty losing the gfea-
ter part Of his family and his OWN health by those
malignant levers which make the graves OF many
millions Of the youug and hardy in far off regions
way from home ard friends Besides, he has a mild
climate and an open winter There three trains
daily TO Philadelphia, and TO all those who Improve
the falToad company gives tree ticket. The Tea-
der Sill once be struck with the ads aHta2es here
presented, and ask himself why the property has not
been taken up before. The reason Is, il was never
thrown in the market; and unless these statements
were correct, no one would be invited 10 examine
before purchasing. This all are expected 10 do -
They viii see the land under culivatIOu; ttes will
meet per. ons, no doubt, from their neigLbof-
hoods They viii witness the Improvements, and can
judge OF the character OF the population. Persons
Should ceme prepared to purchase, many 10
eating, and locations are not held refusal. The
Hammonton Farmer, monthly Literary and AgrI-
cultural sheet, containing fell information oi Ham
nonion, will be 10 each inquirer and can be
obtained al 25 cents p 7 annunl.
Irss ndf slafaJff. Warranfee dttGs g5ESn rEsor Of
ali iirfsmjro0ce lehen praoSs nonyg Is J3ja. Rem.
10 The faha:Ls0Ue Vtas 1rharf Phfl1asfp pbia.
for 1aR,m0nioH BY raii1osd a, u. 4. H. qaa 81 p
NJ =; ehsH there impure Jor Mr. ByrHts. B92yagng
(0SvfHienreS RfH BE- tObnf LetfcrS aHa atyifca'oU,
s4a Be aa4gsssed TO S. y. COUGHLIN, Z02 Sogth
ftJth Street bel0to Wptst Phtia41. .ilags au4 ,4-
J0rnfauOa rhefIfts!ig Jar"tshed.- (a"g. 81, rs.