American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-12-30
MANI EMON'HON X4ANDS
RARE OPPORTUNITY.

NkAu
YVSo ALL WANTING FARMH--in healthy place,
II TwsHfy-fpr miles from Philadelphia ,on the Cam
den aud Atlantic Railroad, New Jersey. An old
tate has recently been opened for saie and The first
division OF 1000 divided up Into farms Of
nty ncrcs aud upwards. The soil Is Of tho 6est
quality for the production Of fruils grains, &c The
ysariy install ments within term OF four years. with
Interest Tho t0rms are made easy In order TO insure
the rapid Improvement Of tho land, by enabling emery
iadnstrIOus man 10 buy Alarm. u Is now being OK
tensively Improved BY good roads, aud some Of the
best citizens from New England aud the Middle States
erecting large improvements. ills scene of the
greatest improvement QUITO Philadelphia. Seventy
hyo houses have been butn fnur months. Practical
faTnc aud business fro tho rngh aud breadth
Of ihs linton are settling there II Is an import
business place On account It's being IN the midst Of
6nds an immediate sale. The waterls excellent, and
no snch thing as fever is known.
| The soil Is sandy or clay loan with clay bottom
and retsntioo Of manures. 1t is free OF stones aud
easily worked ltabounds largely In the phosphates
aRd such Is itfcrliliy that from thu crops produeed
both upon this lnpd and the large adjoining un-
der cultivation, It will be found mott be excollod any
whore In te production of crops most adapted to It's
market. gt
The reader may bowel aware that tho earliest and
tae best frusand vegetables coWes from New Jersey
which are annually exported 70 tho amount ofmil"n,
Of dollars. Tho land, bcsjes being In ry
for fertilizers has abundant supply OF the best
quality Of muck manure.
Lumber aud building materials can bo had on tle
spot ut ckcnp price from the mills. Other mills arc
now boing openad, ind brckyards being started on
the ground. person can put up frame tenement
account Of tho extensive emigration, thsi tho bos
conrae pursue IN order 10 get place TO live In n
first Carpenters and bui are ON hand 10 put vi
hOnses OH The bost terms.
In settling here the emf grant has many advantages
Ho Il within 70 hours riio Of the great cities t
Middle States and New England; ho is near his ole
friends and nsa0ciations; ho is in settled country
where every Improvement aud comfort ofclfilizatio
nj hand he Is in Kcalfhy place, aud is moi subJcc
TO the certainty flosTng the greater part OF his fHm
and h,sOwn health by those Malignant fcvcrs whiel
makes tho many millions Of the young ans
hardy In far on Tcgions away from home and friends
BesGes, he has a mild climate and an open winter.
There three trains daily 10 Philadelphia, and
all those who improve tho railroad company gives
FREQ tickol, l t...t - tre. "a.
The reader viii at once be struck with The advan
tuges hore presented an ask himself whythe proper
ty has not been tau M before Tho reason is, Wa
never thrown In markets and unlessthese statcsmen'
were correct no one would be invited To examine VI
land before purchasinE. Thsall are expected to dC
They will see the land under cultivation; they vi
meet persons no doubt from their own neighborhon,
of the charneter Of tbs population. Persons shoni
come prepntedto purchase, as many locating san
location are not held on refusal
The HammOnton Farmer. monthly Illerary M
Agricultural sheet, contntning full intormnton
armanton n, will be sent 10 each inquirer, and can
obtained al % cents per ~ num-
Title indsputable, WarTantee deeds given, clei
Routes 10 The land:- leave Vine Street Wharf, Phil
dolphia FOR Harmonton by railroad atty, A,
and So, p. NJ, when there Inquire for Mr.. Byrnes'
Boarding convenience will he found. Letters ~
applications eau be addressed 10 s. v. COuGHLli
001 South FIFTH Street below walnut, PHILADELPHIA
Maps and informstion checrfully furnished.
September 10, l959-3m2O rt4 tf 81