Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-09-23
IIANMoNroN LANDs-NEw ENGLaN. sHrrLE

uAMMUNTON LANDS-NEW ENGLAND SHTTI Z.
l l MENI-HARE OPPORTUNITY TO ALLNANT-
PHILADELPHIA on the Camde aad atlantic railroad. Ncw
Jersey IN old ctac has recently been opcard for sale
aud the ir-t division %. 10000 acre ud u into farms
ot twenty and upwards The soil !, OF he bcst gua
~ for The production of fruits. grains. &c The price j.
50 10 so per acre payable u cay quarter early install
ucu:s within term nf four YEAR. with Interest Tie
terms made easy, in order insure the rapid ia-
pr,NcueHt Of the lind by enabling tccry aR,tyfgguS tan
10 bu1' fTm tits now Icing extensively improved by
good roads and some o The best citizens iyoH New Eng
land and the M!ddic states are 'nclE large improve
mcut II is ~ The greatest Improvement ont of
Philadelphia S,ycutyfyc hou>ye have been built in four
months Practical farmers and business men from the
length end breadth of the Union settling there.
j. an important ba,incs, place or it, Icing
in the midst Of great market Every article raised up-
on this land find, immediate sale. The water is
cclrnt. and no such thing Is fever is known
The soil is n sandy clay loan. with cI1q 5rfio,a
and Jctratce of maugrcS 1t is Iee of and easily
worked II a!omd largely in the Phoshatcs, and such
i its fertility hat from the crops Iv.&a,d both upon
this land and the large adjoining under cultivation,
1t VIII he found not TO he eN'elcd anywhere in tie pro-
duCtun of crops most adapted To - market.
The reader may he well aware that the carlo est and the
best fruits and vegetables from New jersey which
are annually exported t. III" amount Ot miau, OF dol
lars The land besides Icing accessible in every way for
fertilizers has an abundant supply the best quality OF
mack manure.
Lumncr ana building materials can be had on the snot
at cheap price, from the mills. Other mills are now
being opoHcd, and brirlyor being started on the ground.
y person can put up frame tenement tor present
vcnjcnce for hundred dollars. Ou account OF the
tcn-iye migration this i the best in order
get place - live IN at first. Carpenters and builders
on hand TO pat up houses the best terms.
la settling here the cnigrIat has many advantages
He is within lew hours, ride Of Inc great cities in the
Middle States and New England hc near hi old friends
aud associations he is in a settled country. where every
Improvement and comfort OF civ Zdon is at hand lie
i5 in healthy place. and j. not subject 10 TIE certainty
o losing the greater part of his Family and hi. health
by those MAJ gnant feverS which make the graves
many millions OF the young and hardy in far u cons
away from home and friends Besides, he has q mid
climate aud an open winter.
There three trains daily 10 Phidop pha and II al
those who improve the railroad company gives a free
ticket.
The reader will hc struck with the advantages
here presented, aud ask himself Why the property has
been taken up before The is it thrown
in the market and Hnle, these statements were correct
np one would be invited to examine the land before pur.
chasing This all expected to do They will see the
land under cultivation they Will NEE persons. Doubt
from their ncghUoTh3od they will witness the i'm
proycuet ana can -e Of the character OF te pope
lAgn. Ferans should come prepared to pHrcht-e as
many locating aud locations not held refusal
The HMnm It n Farmer, monthly Literary aud Ag
ricultUral ,ec, containing fl information OF H&mmun
taa, viii be 10 each inquirer and can le obtained at
- cents per duuun.
Title iudapatl lie. Warrantee deed given clear oi all
iHcumlIanrc. When purchase money paid Route tn
the land Leave Vine street wharf Philadelphia for
Hammontnu by railroad at !, 4. ~. and 81. 2. NJ. -
when there inquire for Nr. Bymes. Boarding cnnyen
fences viii be found Letters and applications he ad
dressed t. >. b. COEGHiiN. 2U2 South FIFTH Street
below Walnut Philadelphia. Maps and information cheer
fully furnished ... ....t|