American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-11-04
NANsNIONyON E.ANDs
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8" - RARE OPPORTUNITY. HN'' "
YNosALb WANTING IA RMs--iu a beating place
IL Tnsntg;fqe miles from Philadelphia, IA, OF, the Cam.
den and Atlantic Rairoadl New Jersey FAN old es.
division oflO, 900 acrss are divided IN into fms oi
twenty acres aud upwards The soil y q tAs ssy'
price Is sl5to SEQ per acre. payable in easy quarter
yearly instAlmehts, within term Of for years. with
Interest, The terms are made easy, ip ords! insure
Industrious mar, 70 kHg farm, II Is now being OK
tcnsiyslyimPfoved BY good roads, and some of the
pes Sest SfSns sem New England and s Middle STATE.
greatest Improvement ont Of PbllAdelphla. Seventy,
ave houseshave been built In four months. Practical
OF the Union are settling there. II Is an importan
business place on account Of Its being In the midst
sg,sat market; Every article raised upon this land
hnds an Immediate SALE. The vateris 6xcellen and
no such ihlngas fever Is known.
>The soil Is sandy or clay. loan with clay bottom
and rsfsRtire OF manures II Is free OF stones aud
easily worked. IL hbounds largely in the phoSphass
and such Is s Fertility that from tho crops produced
both upon this land md tho large area adOinihg uh'
derculvaton.h II Will be found not bo excelled any
where In the production Of crops most adapted to III
The rcadsr NAV Sewell aware ,batlha oar,,s., Al
tae b. s. nutsand vegetables comes from New Jersey
which are annually exported TO the amount ~ million
Of dollars. The land, besldes peIng
way lerlLers, has an abundant supply ofthe bes
lumber and building materials can be had on the
ea .pSl Ssa SsS Sisnp R,,ss mills. Other @s are
the ground. A person cen put up a .frqHle teDemeh
Tor present for one hundred dollars OF
account ofthe extensive emgraioD, this is the bas
course 70 pursue in order to get place to live In
grsts uWEpenters aud builders on hand to put n
houses on the best terms.
j In settng here the emiernnt has many advantafua
he within few hours ride ofthe great clties the
Mtddle Statesand New England; he Ia NEAR his old
rlehdsand associations; no Is 10 settled country
wheie eryimprovemehtan eoihfott of civilization
sas hand; he isin healthy place, and Is not subcc
TO ihe esrtaia,y losing ne greater pail his fa
ku
the graves ofso mary millions ofthe young ant
hardy In far on regions away from home and friends
bcsGess ne has mild climate and an open winter.
There are three trains daily 10 Philadelphia and &
m,taose VINO improve the railroad company gives
Tho render will at once DO struck with the adyan
tages mere presented and ask himself thy the proper
W has not been taken MP before. The reason is
never In market, aud unless these sntesment
were correct, no one wohldb Invited 10 examine tn,
land before purchasing ThlsRll are expected TO do
fhey wiltBee the land under cultvati0n: they vii
meet persons, doubt from their own neighborhood
they VIII witness the Improvements, and can judg
~ tho character OF the population. Persons shOul
come prepared 10 purchase, as many are locat M
location are not held on refusal. it
the. hammonton Farmer, mouthly Literary an
agricultural sheet, containing full Information o
Harmontou, win be sent to each inquirer, and can
ooIained at95 cents per NJ num- r
Title tndisputable Warrantee deeda given. oloa
all incumbraRco, wheh purchase money is paid. :
Route 10 the lands Leave Vine Street Wharf. Phila
9nd 5h T. NJ, when thero inqulre for Mr.. Byrnes.-
boarding 'eonveDlenee win bel found Letters an
applications can be addressed to s. b. COUGHLlr
w south FlFTH X Street below walnut, Philadelphia
Maps and Information cheeffully furnished. .F
september l6, 1s5s-3moO ftus