American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-09-16
N AM ma ON'wNN HyANESS
RARE OpPORTUNU UirY.

Tdyo ALL WANTING FARM.--iu, a. healthy place.
4 Tpentg;frt miles from Philadelphia, on tho Cam.
den and Atlantic Railroad, New Jer56y. An old es-
tate has recently been opened fr sale and the rst
division ofiO OOn acres are divided up into farms of
twenty acres and upwards The Soil Is Of the bcst
quality for the production of fruits, grainA DC. The
price, Sl5 to $50 per acre, payable In easy quarter
yearly instaments, within term of four years With
Interest The terms are made easy, IN cEle! insure
Industrious man 10 Buy alarm II is now being ex
tenslyely Improved b, good roads, aud some of the
best citlzons from New England aud the Mddfe States
are erecting large Improvements. II Is scene the
greatea Improvement ont ofPhlladelphla Seventy
I've houses have been bui't In four monts Practical
farmers and business from the length and breadth
Of the Union uro settling there. II Is nm Important
business place on acsount9rits being IN the midst 0f
agrent market Every article raised upon this land
hnds an Immediate sale The water Is exec client, and
no SUCH hing as feyer isknown: ia,lRB gii 5n
The soil sandy Or clay loan with clay 1OttSg
and rete Rtipe OF tnanureB II Is free Of stones hd
easily worked. Itaboupds largely in the phos sphaloS
hnd such Is tTfertiy that from tho crops produced,
both upon this land mud The large area adjoining un
der utilization. II will bo found not be excoled any
whore In the production OF crops most adapted 70 is
market. &. ,. .,.t .ftt .I ltl tEE. rs
The rcGder may be wen aware that the earliest and
the b. 81 fruits and vegetables from New Jersey,
which are annually exported to the amount Of mllius
OF dOIas. The fand besides being accessible In ry
way for ferIlzers has an abundant supply Of the best
i Lumber and prtildihg materials can bo had on the
spot at a eheap price from the mills. Other mills
now being openad, and brickyards being started on
I
for present for ono hundred dollars. On
account OF the extensive emigration, this Is the best
course TO pursue In order geta place TO live In at
first. Carpenters and builders arc on hand to put up
houses on tho best terms.
In settling hero the emigrant has many ADVANTAGES.
He Ia within few houts ri 10 ofthe great ctiest tho
Middle States and New England; he ia near hts Old
friends and associations; he is in settled country
where every improvement and comfort OF c viZatlUu
sat hand; hes In healthy place. and Is not subject
TO the certainly Of losing the greater part Of his family
and his own health by those mall Gnant feverS which
makes the graves OF many millions ofhe young and
hardy In far of regions away from homc and fsends
There are three trains daily 10 Philadelphia, and IA
all those who improve the railroad company gives
free tckel. H"fiH 3 tf T
The reader will at once be struck with the hdvan'
tAges here presented and ask himself why tue proper
ty has not been taken mp before The reason is twa
never thrown In markets: aud unless these statesmen
were correct no one would be invited TO examine The
land before purchasing This all expected TO do
They will see the land under cultivation; they viii
meet persons, doubt from their own nelghborhood
they Will witness the improvements, and can judg,
OF the character Of the population. Persons shoulC
come prepared TO purchase as many are locat
location are not held on refusal, AZ
| The Hammo ntOn Farmer, a monthly Literary An'
Agricultural sheet, containing full Information o
Hatulonon. viii be sent to each Inquirer and can b
4 obtained at 25 cents per a, nun, t.t .st..F . Il
i Title indisputabe Warrantee deeds given, cea
OF all incun,brance, wheB purchase money Is pad
Ronte 10 the land;- Leave, ,Vins Street Wharf. phia
dolphin for Harmonton by Railtoad MY, A.
and 5h p. NJ, when there Inquire for Mr. Byrnes.-
applications dan be addressed TO- s! h. C0UGHL1N
Maps aud lRfortnstioh cheerfuiy furnished.
september l6,ls5S--2m90 + aa 'e tt#nAent