American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-10-21
NAM MM0NNON VIANDs
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N AAs NA0N'NON HANDS
iYrb1y RARE OPPORTUNITY b'
VNo ALL WANTING ga RMs--in a healthy place.
Il Tpentg-fpe miles from Philadelphia, onthe Cam
den and Atlantic Railroad, New Jersey. An old es-
tate has recently bee opened fer anle and the ars
division 10000 acres are divided IN into farms Of
twenty acres and upwards THE soif Is II az Ssst
quality for tho production Of fruits, grains DC The
prlces SO 10 $50 per acre, payable M easy
yearly instaments, within torn of four years with
interest," The terms are made easy In 6Tde 10 isuTe
Ihe rapid Improvement olhelapd, by enabling every
tHdHstrioEs mdH 10 buy dJdrR II Is now being ex.
tens'yely Improved by gpod roads and Some 6f tho
best citizens from New England aud the Middle States
are erecting large improvemehts Il scehe Of ths
greatest Improvement ont Of phiaS ssvtnty.
hve houseshave been built In four months. Practical
farmers and business men from the length ana breadth
OF tho Union ure settling thurs, II is au impoFtant
business place on account Of its being In The midst OF
agrent market. Every article raised upon this land
hndsaa lnpe1a Y saie hewateriseSpell llepi, aud
The soil iSsandy or cIay loam With a etas bottom
sns snS q a. T. fs q ones and
both hpdn this lna apd the large area hsII6nng mn,
dereuvation. viii be found not 90 excellod any
whesc In tAeProductono OF etopsmos adapted 70 lis
The reader may bewe,l aware that the oarll est and
tnepssl fruits and FeEetab eseomesfron New Jersey
Wmch are nnnnaiy expOrtedt6 the amount ofinitlion.
Of dollars The land, besldes being Ia ev
way or has an abundant supply Of the best
quality muck manure. q. .I tt..v Uf i'f's.a aIf
Lumber and building materials can be had on tho
spot ata cfeap price from the mills other mills are
now being opened, aud brekynrds being started IN
theRronnd person can put mp frame tenement
LOT present convenience for one h0ndTed dollars. On
account OF the extensive emigration this 10 the best
course pursuein order TO get place To lveNin dt
nrst Carpenters aud builders on hand TO put up
houses on tho beatterms, a IN q m FtTCT 4 n ?
tn settling here tho emigtant has many advantages,
he within few hours file ofthd steatcities ID the
Middle States and New England; he is near his old
Irendsand nssocatiopsiA he is In settled county,
where every Improvement and foft ci villzaton
al hand he in healthy place, and Is not subject
70 the eertanty ofloshg The greater part or his hmily
and us ewn health by those mall gnant feyers which
mud the graves orso many millions 6the young and
IN mr on regions away rom home and fre nds,
I besi0es ne has mild climate and an open winter.
Inere are three tralne eda 10 PHILADELPHIA, and 10
al! those who improve the railroad company gives a
Tbs roaderiNilia once be Ssruof wihE,he Sdyap.
Iagfs hete presented andask himself the proper
mas not been taken mp before, The reason s,ltwas
never thrownth market: and pplass theseisateAme
seS %STY 10 one would rs Syed osxamne the
they viii see tho land under eulhyation, they will
meet peLsons,nO doubt fran their oy
they VIII witness the improvements, and can Judge
% Ine enaraelsr ot The Ropualion. Persons shonld
Location are not held on refusal, ~ 81, gIl. -
Inc hammontqn Farmer,,a mopthly Literary and
agricultural sheet contuMing full Information of
harmon.ons be sent ~ aehinQniFeFs and can be
THiS SsSS pevw y nun
or ap incupbraNec, wher purchase money Is paid
Route TO the lands: Leave Wins Street Wharf Phila-
leiphia. for Harmonten BY Railroad at *. "A. NJ f,
nn1 n1 r NJ, when there Inquire Tor Mr.. Byrnes.
appneatiops can be addressed to Is. D. Cou uGHLiN,
yQY South FIFTH Street below walnut, Philatelphla
Maps and tnformsfoh cheerfuily furnished, nSf1orr
september rs. Is5s-3mcO }