The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-11-05
March s, 1857.

agmEnGnE0a aGss-.FEW EN-
a A GL.I.ED SE1TLE.iiE.AT.-R.f
OPPOR fUNIFY.-TO ALL WASTING FARMS
IN healthy place, twenty-five miles from PhIla-
depkia, tie Camden and Atlantic railroad New
Jersey. an old estate has been recently oPe;ed for
sale, and the first division of 10 600 acres divided
up into farm ot twenty acres and upwards. The soil
IS Of s bssf quality for the production fruits grains
&c The price Is Sl5 10 $40 per acres, pay able in
easy quarterly yearly instalments, with a term OF
fur years, with interest. The terms are made ca
sy, ~ order 10 insure the pid Improvement of the
ant by ehabiIrg srsJy industrious Ra1,;o b0y farnl
II IS 10" being extensively improved by good roads,
and some oi the best citlzens from New Eng land
sud the Middle States erecting large Improve
mentS. II Is scene Of the greatest lmproy en,ent
out Of Philadelphia, SeyeHty-fve houses have been
built in tour months. Practical farmers aud business
from The length aud breadth OF the Union are
settling there IL IS important business place on
account c IFS beIug the midst Of a great market
Every article raised upon this land finds an mmedi-
ate sale. The water is excellent, and no such thing
fever is known. The soil is a sandy loam, with
t{a3 botean and rc1evtss of maaurps Ii is free Of
stones and easily worked. 1t abeuuds largely In the
phosphaieS aRd such IS its fertility tbat from the
crops produced both upon this land and The large a.
adjoining uder cultivation, 1t vail be found not
10 be e&cti'eG anywhere IN the production OF crops
most adapted TO its market. I he reader may be we'll
aware that he earliest aRi best fruits aid veecta-
b!es come from New Jersey, "a hich are aancaly ex
ported 10 the amount of millions of dollars. Tie
land, besides brifg s:bta in every way for fer
;illsers5 has abundant supply OF tte best quality
OF muck manure. Lumber Gua building natetlai-
can be had OF the spot al cheap Prce, from the
mills Other mills are 10" being opened and brick
yards Ee4nE started on the ground. 4 person car r.
up frame tenement for present convenience for o.
hundred collars. on account OF the extensive emf
grafton, this is the best to pursue In order 10
get place to live in at Grst. CaIp-ntcvs and bnd-
ers are on hand TO pot up houses on tie best terms
in settling Ecre the emigraut haS many ad@ai.ta-
ges. He IS within few hours ride of tie great c-
ties IN the Middle States and New England; lie IS
his old friends and associations; he is in ct
tied country. where every improvement and comfort
OF civilization is at baEd be is in a healthy pace
and IS not subject 10 the certainty ofloena the grea-
ter part OF his family and his oHu health 10y those
malignant teyeTs which make the graves OF 50 many
millions OF the young ard hardy in far of regions a
way from home and friends. Besides he has a mild
climate ara an open winter. There are three trains
daily TO Philadelphia, and 10 al those who improve
Tie raIifoad company gives free ticket. The rea-
der Will a. once be struck with the advantages here
presented, ard ask himself Why the pTCpe}iy has mot
been taken up before, I he reason Is IT was never
thrown IN tie market; and unless these statements
we're corlect, would be invited to examine
before purchasing. This all are expected 10 do -
They W see tle idnd undss cultivation: thew 1yiIl
meet Fersons, 40 doubt, from their own neigh hbor-
hoed tHey VIII witness the iu proYemcuts, and can
Juage OF the character OF the population. Persons
should come prepared to purchase as many are To-
eating, and locations not beld on refusal. The
Hamnonton Farmer, monthly Literary aud Agri-
cultural sheet, csptainng full information OF Haze
mentor, VIII be sent 10 each inquirer, aud can be
obtained at % cents pr T annum
Tate tndtY~fa5tc. Taraatee deeds gircn, rIe1y Of
al cHz4hraRec, srken purchase money 4id. ouis
10 The Iana:Learc Vine street trhag5, Phiiad4luhfa
for Haham07ton BY ,afiroad a -. H. II. aaa - F.
~; H6e" there inquire for III, Byy@es BoaraRg
e0@es"'saceS fs'H ls }oURa. Letters aWR aFpeaio
s7R be addressed 10 5. d. COUGHLIN, 202 Sael
fifth Street teioc Fa{nat Phitsa4. ETgys ami .,.-
Jefn'@tio4 chsrtJ s@ly Jar'fiHded- (a"g. p, IS.