Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-12-10
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New England Settlement.

~ ,REo~ OPPORTUNITY. TO ALL WANTING FARMS
d dS@ on he 4 st caaaSsPR ia 1nd 1 t9fa5aR' Taiir q Sew J@rsey.
d HH nj djvIsfon Of Ie.eI5 acres divided up into farms oftweniy
acres and upwards. The soil IS Of ae 6est qualify lor me
vi I'm a tay a Of Of four year., with Interest The terms are
made easy, in order t6insure the rapid improvement Of the
land. b. enabling egeyy tndastrioas p.In 70 bay a htg1a. 1t
Of the best citizens from New England aud the Middle
the greatest improvement ONT o.; PhiLaIeiPIiS' seyendy,
farmers and business men from the length and breadth Of
the Union are settling there. It's an Important business
ket. Every article raised upon Il ms ladd nrd ss an INN im5ntai |,
The soil is sandy or clay loan, with a clay bottom and
ed Ii aIounds largely in The phssp54a be and s1e9 Is lii
and he large area adjoining under cultivation, it Will be
l Lad m mot Il, tis pc e.. e1f q ies me- any @nere IN the production Of
The reader may lie well aware that the earliest and the
are annually exporlea to tue tni9unt OF millions o. dollars.
lizers, has an abundant supply OF The best quality ofnaek
L.umberand building materials can be had on the spot at
= 'Seen9eraPP p and briekyards being started on the ground. 4
person can pGt up a frame tenement for present eonven-
fence for one hundred dollars. On account Of the sxtensire
emigration, this IS the best5ourse to pursue m order TO get
4 aa RiIG Is 20 Sat n Ge ho a. aEs on he GeG2 esS5sFns sn' 'H'iaS are on
In settling here The emisrsnt has many adyaniasesIi III
States and New England; he is near his old friends and as
ment and comfort o. civilization is Al hahdI he siI 4 healthy
place, and is not subject to the certainty OF losing the srea-
trr par q tn nS , ~. ne 80 ~ 'of - nan miInons of qh,
friends. Besides, he has a mid clitnateAnd onpen winter.
there are three trains daily 10 Philadelphia, and TO all
those vino improve Tie railroad company slVesa Tree tck-
ct.
The reader will at once be struck with the advantages
here presented, and ask himself why tire property has not
been taken I'D - fore. The reason Is, it Was never thrown
III lie nlarke- Unless these statements We're correct no
one would i. lay d to examine the Iln't before purchas-
lur. This ALI ~ = expected TO do. They Viii see the lana
under cultivation; tley viii meet persons, no dotbi, from
their own nri2Aburhood; they will witness the improve
ments. and cIn juIg. OF tine character OF the 2oltui al on.
Persons should cone prepared 10 purchase, as many are
locating, and locations arr not held on refusal
The l~iaInmontpn Farmer. a monthly Literary and Agri
1 cultural sheet, con aiming iu4i Information u tldLt44'hbiph,
viii be sent to each inquirer, and can be Obtained at - cts
per dunum-
Tltle indisrutable. Warrantce deeds given,
clear of all circumference, when purchas money
is paid. Route to the land:-
Leave Vine S rect wharf, Philadelphia, for Hanlmontor
by raiIrntd at 10 A.. NJ, and 81 P. NJ: when there inquire
Tor Mr.. Byrnes- Boarding conyenienees will be lound;-
| letters aud aDpiicAtionS can be addressed rs. IL. COUGH
{ LIN. 2uz south Flt1u Stree below WALNUT, Philadelphia
Maps and Information cheerfuIly furnished.