Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-10-22
HAMMONT0N LANDS
New ENGLAND Settlement.

~ .RE OPPORTUNITY. TO ALL WANTING
A. in a hesftng |. pis and A Mlaigg railroad, New J Jesy
An cid esta,e has recently been opeie! i"r sale ana the
nrs nnd 9ipwards. The soil is Of ne eest quality tor lie
production Of traits, grains AZ. a pre- rJs IS - ~ az or ~
within a term Of four year., MN :. mt, ,itGf.si, &c .sfin as are IRE
ianSi nv enabling ereFy industrious r""t1 buy " fafns. Ii
: now 10 , oeihs e1inens from New England and the Middle
States are eF fnrG e4 men oi Of Pbiiadelphi4. sew eniS-
te houses have been built in tour months traeiieai
III ~ u.s. A., setIllng thero- II is an important business
place n c arIfcre raised upon this land finds an imlne di-
diate SALE. The water IS kAte4ent' ahu Nc sGeh thlhs as
The q is a sandy or clay loam, with a elty bottom. and
ed. Ii a6odnds largely in Tie phesphatesj anu sIGi Is rs
fertility that from the crops proGucsu 80 ~ "a ~ M" Eli ~ ~
found mol TO be exceiIed anywhere in the production OF
The re@dernlay be Wed aware that the earliest and the
best fruits and vegefab!ts come fun New WI J1r+e y IL men ~
are annuity ,g ~ e 9s heiua - ae cee in every way Tor Iertii-
mI InmGera and building materials can be had on the spot at
a chenp price, from tine malls. Other mills are now beng
ienee for one hundred soiiars- ~ aeeU Jrnne . = in o ertjer 10 ~. =
a Place 10 hvafn at first UarpetseFs aud 'tilaefS are On
In settling iere the eanlgra1i has NAM. ADVANTAGES; He
iswitain a lew hours ride q the g4eAtsl5irs Ia the Middle
states and New ElIgianGi M y - Ls VI. - 80 81.
socasioas; he Is in a settled eouIiry' where every lh h'E
place, and is not sas5ect . the certiiniy o. losing the grea
levers whIcn make the Grases Of 50 many hAlii9hs Oh the
young and iElruy in far Uf rrG.usis away from home and
f.eIp1s. ISea.d-s,5 he Las Il md 4IIut Lite itilu oageH Mlitef
Ihcre ar. three trsias daily 10 Philadelphia, and 10 all
those si4o improve lit r1iA'oa9 e'HiPaHy 1--WE ~ {
ct. ,
hrr, ,rrscl4led. aud ask IL la eli uhy TIT property has not
been taken up fnre- The reasoh-ts, IL N"s neEe r thrown
in tie marke' Hn!css IAese stasclhehts Nere cotIeGt It
one wouldl 1 ~ I'd 10 examine the iaitd 9siore Rurci"s-
ing. This all air expected to GO. They VIII see The EtII'.
uider cultivation; Inry VIII meet persons, No donbi, from
Ihe.r OWN ueiEhborh0ua; lley Viii WITNESS The improve
Iueuts and can ludg4 OF the character oI The iopul at Iou-
persons should come prepared 70 purchase, a many are
local M and lucalions are not held IA refusal
The a4mnontuE Farmer, d utohtlly Literary anu = eri'
cultural sheet. containing tuIf lntorithtloA u tlahhaloatohi
VIII be sent 10 each inquirer, anu can te onialheu / - cs-
per alnHnl.
clear of ali circumference, when Yurchas money
is raid. Route to the Iand:-
lt4y. Vine 5 rect wharf, Philadelphia for Hammuntoir
by r.U.rtlnd at !. A. NJ, and 81 r. ~; ~neiI there inquire
ivr AR. Il rnes- BuardluS conyenlehees Viii be iou"G+--
let rs ;4uu y D .lca tiunS can b. addr~sscdtuS. Is. NOIui-
LIN 70 SCUM ~ TT oirre below n danNt, fhlladeIphla--
Maps and III. JrniaLo IL chcerIui.y fu1nisAc1-
October 10, 1908