The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-11-17
HammOnton Lands
New EnsInna Settlement

R,KrOyroxrrxITy.- all wanting FaFms-in
a healthy place. twenty five miles from Philadol-
uhis, on the Camden and Atlantic railroad. New
Jersey. An old estate has recently been opsaed
for sale, and tie first division Of TO- COO acres dl.
yited up INTO farms Of twenty acres and upusrds.
The soil Is Of the quality tor the production sf
fruits, grains, &c The price is els 10 $40 per
acres, payable IN easy quarter yearly tnstzlmenis,
within term Of four years. with interest. Tbs
terms are made easy, in order 10 insure the rapid
improvement ofthe land, by enabling every indus.
trious man to buy farm. lLis now being exIen.
siyely improved by good roads aud some Of the
best citizens from New England and the Middle
States erecting large improvements. II is
scene OF the greatest Improvement out Of Philadul.
phis SeVeniy-five houses have been built In four
months. Practical farmers and business men from
the length 1ad breadth oil the Union are settling
there. II is an important business place, on ae-
count OF its being in the midst OF great markets.
Every article raised upon this land finds animme.
dale sale. The water is excellent, and no such
thing as fever IS known g.
The soil is sandy or Clay lonn, with a clay bot.
tom and releHtive Of manures. Ii is free of stones
and easily worked 1t abounds largely in the pb0s.
pilates, aud srch is its fer ity that from the crops
produced both upon this land and the large area
adjoining under cultivation, il will he iOad not to
be eXcelled anywhere in the production Of crops
most adapted to It's market.
The render may be well aware that the earliest
and tue D. st fruits and vegetables come from Now
Jersey, which arc annually exported TO the ar,ouut
accessible in every way tor tertiliizcrs has an a.
bundant supply OF the best quality of muck manure
Lumber aud building materials can be had on the
spot at aP price, from the mills. Other mills
arc now being opened, and brickyzrhs being start
ed on tho ground. A person can put up frame
tenement tor present convenience for one hundred
dollars. On account Of the extensive emigration,
this Is the best course to pursIe in order to get
place 10 lIvo in al first. Carpenters and builders
on hand to pat up houses on the bes' terms.
III settling here the cmigran has great adv antagss
He Is within hours ride Of the great cities in the
Middle States nd n. Eng he is near his friends
and associatiOns be is in settled country, where
every imprL vcment and comfort OF civilization is at
hand; he is in healthy place. and is not subject
the certainty Of losing the greater part his fam
lily and his own health by these malignant fevers
which make the graves of 50 many millions of the
young and hardy in far off regions away from hoHs
ard friends. Besides, he has mild climate and nn
open winter. VASE 7r
There ar e three trains daily 10 PhIladelphia. and
to all those who improve the railroad company gives
u Tree ticket. ael Efy
vanta les here presented, and ask himself why the
property has not been taken up before. The roa :
son Is, it was never thrown in the market; and uu.
less these statt ments were correct, no one would
be invited to examine the land before purchasing
This all expected 10 do. They will see the land
under cuiiyalion they will meet persons, no doubt
| from their own neighborhOod; thoy will witness
| the improvements and can Judge of the character
| oil the population. Person. should come prepared
to purchase, as many are locating, and locations
arc not held on refusal
| The HammontOn Farmer. a monthly Liter uy
and Agricultural sheet, containing full information
OF liammonton, will be sent to each inquirer, and
can be obtained NJ 25 cts per annum.
Title indispulable. Wauantee deeds gwen,
cleur o: all incum5rance, when purchase money is
paid. Route to the and-Leave Vine street wharf.
Philadelphia for Ilammonton by railroad at N
A, M, and 5ia. P. M; when there inquire for
| Mr ByrBes, Boarding convenences will be- found
Letters and applications can be addressed to S. b.
| COZ 'GHLIN, 2South FIFTH Street below Wal.
nut, Philadelphia. Maps and information ehser-
| fully furnished. -
Sep. Is, l865-3m