The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-12-01
Hammonton Lands
NeW E.neIand Seffie.nenf,

1
RIkk kOProkTeNfff.- all wanting Farms- N
a healthy place. twenty-f five miles from PhiIadel.
phia, On the Csmden and Atlantic rsilrotd New
! Jersey An old estate has recently been opshsd
tor sale, and tie hrst division Of loooo acres d.
WED up INTO farms OF twenty acres and upwards.
The OF the 1est quality Tor the production II
fruits, grains, &c. The price is SIS to $50 per
acres payable 10 easy quarter yearly instzimenis.
Within term Of lour years, wish interest. The
Improvement 0fthe land, by enabling every indus.
tTiOns man TO buy farm. l. is now being exten.
siveiy improved BY good roads. and soms ofths
pest citizens from New England and the Middle
states sre erecting large improvements Il il n
scene o the Creates, Improvement out of PiilakeI
phis. Seyeniy-tve hou 'es h4ye heen built in fsu,
nonihs. PTactGal farmers and business men from,
I ine length ard breadth OF the Union are setting
I !heTe. II 10 an important business plaea On .c ,
count o is being in tie midst Of great arkat-
trny article raised upon this land finds an imube
dIote sale. The water is excellent, sad no such
! ding as fever As known
/ lie soil IS sandy or tlsJ loani with clay l,o.
: on and Teterive Of utaHures Iii. Tree ,,f stnn..
~Ha e0: l!y worked. It abu!nds largely in the pE0s
PahPs, and srrh is its fertility that roFa the cruoa
pfccnced both upon this land and the large area
aaHihiig under cultivation, il will be found not u,
! oo excited anywhere n The production of crops
most adaPtCd TO is market.
! i Ee render may he we'll aware that the earIe.,
and The best fruits aud vegetables como from No,
Jersey; WHich are annually exported TO the amount
/ UGSluFS q
accessible m every way for ferlillizsrs has an o.
, Oondant supply ui the best quality OF muck mauurr
Lumber and building materials an bs had on Inc
spot at eheap price, from the mills. Other u,l4
arc III " beng opened, and brickyards being start
ed ON tie ground. person can put uD y frame
ten, ment tor present convenience Tor one hundred
dollars Tn account vt the extensive emigrstiau
ms Is the best conrse to pursue in order to get
piaee 10 Ave IN ct iirst Carpenters and builders
are on hand 10 pst up houses on the bes' terms.
ID settling here the emigrant has great ad a,Iasex
lie ls within hours ride Of the great cities IN h
Middle States nd N. Eng land he is near his frieps
ana associations he is in eettled country, wher,
every Improvement and comfort ct ciyilizst;on
hand; he is in healthy place, and is moi sub;sTt
10 inc certainty OF losing the greater part ofhs fam
ny and his own health by these malignant fevers
Whlch make the graves of SO many millions of tbs
young and hardy in far off regions away from boa,a
and tIicrds. Besides, he has mild climate ami an
open winter. - "'
There are three trains daily 20 PhIadeluhi. oud
70 all those who improve the railroad company gives
n free ticket. $50
The reader will at once be struck with the al.
yanta4es here presented, and ask himself why tbs
property has not been taken up before The r~n
son Is, 1t was never thrown in the market: and ma
iess these state ments were correct, no one would
De invited to examine the land before purcbasinS
h!s all are expected to do They will see th,i,nd
under cultivation; they will meet persons no d,ubt
from their own neighborhood; they will witness
the improvements, and can judge of the Character
OF OF Ile population. Persons should come prepared
to purchase, as many are locating, and Iocations
are noth held on refusal o. N ''eN'io"S
Inc Hammonton Farmer, monthly Litcr1rv
and Agricultural sheet, containing full informatio,
OF Hamlnonton, will be sent TO each inalirer .na.
can be obtained at 25 cts per unnum. "'N
Title lndisputable. Warrantee deeds vivan
clear o; ;al incum5rance, when purchase money !.
pad Route to the land:-Leaye Vine street wharf.
for Hammonton by railrosJ s,5it
M, and 5A ?. M; when there inouire for
Mr Byrnes. Boarding convcniences willbe found
letters snd applications can be addressed TO s r.
Co' GIiLiN 2o2South FIFTH Street below Wal.
1ut, Philadelphia. Maps and information chaer.
ully furnished. e"S'''
Sep Is, 1868