Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1858-08-27
LANDS.
New ENGLAND SeltIsment,

D ARE 0PP0RTUNIT1--TO ALL WANT
Ia ING F4RAS-in a healthy place, treHfs-
frs males from Philadeldhia, on the Camden ana
Atlantic railroad. New Jersey. An Old estate
has recently been opened for sale, and the irst
division Of 900 acres divided up into farms Of
twenty acres and upwards. The soil is Of he
best quality for the production OF fruits grains,
&c. The price is SIS to SO per sore, payable in
easy quarter yearly nstalments, within term
Of four years. with interest. The terms are made
easy in order to insure the rapid Improvement of
the land nv enabling ereFg Industrious HgaH tob bug
q farm. Il is now being extensively improved
by good roads, and some Of the pest citizens from
New England and the Middle States are erecting
large Improvements. It Is q scene OF the great
F est improvement cut of Philadelphia Seventy
FIVE houses have been built IN four months
/ Practical farmers aad business men from the
length and breadth 0fthe Union are settling there.
/ It IS an important business place. on account Of
! its being ia the midst Of great market livery
article raised upon this land finds an immediate
sale. The water IS excellent, and 10 such thing
/ as fever IS known.
The soil IS a sandy or clay loan, with otdy
bottom and reteHtire Of mauures. IL Is free OF
stones and easily worked. 1t abouuds largely in
phosphates, and such Is its fertility that from the
crops produced both upon this land and the large
area adjoining under cultivation, it viii be found
not to be excelled anywhere ia the production Of
crops most adapted to its market
The reader may be well aware that the earliest
aud the best fruits and vegetables come from New
Jersey, which are annually exported 70 the
amount of millions ofdollars. The land, beside;
being accessible in every way for Fertilizers has
an abundant supply Of the best quality OF mues
manure.
Lumber and building materials can be had OF
the spot at a cheap price, from the mills. Othe
mills are how being opened, and buckvards start
e q On the ground. A persep can put up franz
tenement for present convenience for one han
: dred dollars. On account Of the extensive emf
grafton this is the best coarse to pursue TO get
place to live in at first Carpenters and builder
are on hand to put up houses on the best @
Z terms.
In settling here the emigrant has many advau
tages. He is within a few hours ride Of III
d great cities in the Middle States and New Eng
land; he is near his old friends and associations
he IS in a settled country, where every improve
meut and comfort of civilization IS at hand; he
in a healthy place, and is not subject to the eel
tainty Of losing the greater part othis family an
his own health by those malignant tevers Whjc
make the graves of so many millions ofthe youn
and hardy in far of regions away from home an
friends. Besides, he has a mild climate and a
~ open winter.
There are three trains daily to Philadelphia,a an
/ to all those who improve, the railroad comPan
5 gives a free ticket.
The reader will at once be struck with the aC
vautages here presented, and ask himself VIII
"a the property has not been taken up before. II
e. reason IS, It was never thrown IN the marAe
- and unless these statements were correct no OF
III would be invited TO examine the land before pu
i chasing This all are expected to DO The
.r win see the land under cultivation; they W
meet persons, no doubt, from their own ueighbo
ri hood; they viii witness the the Improvement
o. and can Judge of the character Of the population
- Persons should come prepared to purchase,
many are locating, and locations are not held I
Id refusal.
7e The Hammonton Farmer, a monthly Litera
and Agricultural sheet, containing full inform
ton Of Hammonton, viii be sent to each inquire
and can De obtained at % cts. per annUm'
Title igdisputabie. WaTrantee deeds girsa. Gle
Of all iacaH15rGHce, 3rbeB purchase money as pa
Y, Route to the Land-LeGUe Viae street chart, Pi
w adsl0dia, fo5' Hazamoat0D By railroad at l-2
IL, and ) IL, P. u lr5ea there inquire for J
ByrHes. Boarding c0RgeHiences J1jU be found
Letters and applications can Be addressed to s.
COUGHLLY, 202 South FIF TIL Street 5eOlr IT
nat, PhiJada. Haps and Information cheerfi
re. furnished 34gl