The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-10-06
Hammonton Lands
New EnrInnI Settlement.


RARE OPPoRTUNITY.--fo all wanting Farms-~ln
a healthy place. twenty five miles from Philadel-
phia, on the Camden and Atlantic railroad, New
Jersey. An old estate has recently been opened
for SALE and the first division oil 10000 acres di.
vided up INTO farms Of twenty acres and upwards.
The soil is of the oest quality for the production OF
fruits, grains, &c. The price is Sl5 to $50 per
acres payable IN easy quarter yearly instulmenis,
within term of four years, with interest. Inc
terms are made easy, in order TO insure the rapid
impro vemeni of the land by enabling every indus.
trious man to buy farm. 1t is now being exten'
sivey improved by good roads, and some OF the
best citizens from New England and the Middle
States erecting large Improvements L. Is a
scene OF the greatest improvement out OF Phlladel
phis. Seventy-6ve houses have been built in iour
months Practical farmers and business men from
the length and breadth OF the Union are settling
there. II is an important business place, on ac-
count of its being in the midst OF great Market
Every article raised upon this land finds an mme-
dine sale. The water is excellent, and no such
thing as fever IS known
The soil is sandy or clay loan, with a clay bot
tom and retentve OF manures. 1t is free OF stones
and easilv worked, 1t abounds largely in the pbOs-
phaes and such is its fertility that from the crops
produced both upon this land and the large area
adjoining under cultivation, it will be found not to
be exeelled anywhere in the production of crops
most adapted TO lis market.
The reader may be well aware that the earliest
and the best fruits and vegetables come from New
Jersey, which are annually exported TO the amount
of millions of dollars The land, besides being
accessible in every way for fertilizers, has an a
bundant supply of the best quality OF muck manure
| Lumber and building materials can be had on the
spot at a cheap price, from the mills. Other mill:
are now being opened, and brickyards being start
ed on the ground. A person can put up franz
tenement Tor present convenience tor one hundred
dollars On account of the extensive emigration
this is the best course to pursue In order to get
place to live in at first Carpenters and builders
are on hand to pat up houses on the bes TERMS
| In settling here the emigran has great advantages
He within hours ride of the great cities in th
Middle States nd n England he is near his friend
and associations; he is in settled country, where
every imprC vement and comfort OF civ!lzat on is u
! hand; he is in a he aGhy place, and is not subeC
to the certainty of losing the greater part OF his fam
! lily and his own health by these malignant fever
which make the graves of so many millions of th'
Young ana hardy in far off regions away from hom'
and friends. Besides, he has mild climate and al
open winter.
There ar three trains daily TO Philadelphia AM
to all those who improve the railroad company give
n free ticket.
The reader will at once be struck with the al
vantaa aes here presented, and ask himself why tn
property has not been taken up before The rea
4 son ls il was never thrown in the market; and un
less these statt mentS were correct, no one w0ulC
be invited to examine the land before purchasing
This all are expected to do. They will see the Ian
under cultivation; they will meet persons, no d0ub
from their own neighborhood; they will witnes
the improvements. and can judge Of the characte
of tn, p pue ion. Person should come prepare
! TO purchase, as many are locating, and location
are not held on refusal
The Lammonton Farmer, monthly Liierr
and A agricultural sheet, containing full informatio
OF Ilammontun, will be sent to each inquirer, an
can be obtained at IS cts per annum.
Title indisputabe Warrantee deeds gIver
clear Of all ncumbrance, when purchase money
paid. Route to the and:-L Leave Vine street whar
Philadelphia, Tor JIammJnton by railroat at ~
A. M, and 51a =, 2. M; when there inquire f.
Mr.. Byrnes. Boarding convenences will be found
Letters and applications can be addreS Ssed to S. |
COZ GlILlN, 202 South tlt'riL Street below Wa
nut, Philadelphia. Maps and information cheel
fully furnished
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