The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-09-29
For Sale.
Hammonton Lands
New England SoftIauneut,

New England Settlement.
| RARE OPPoRTuNIrY.-fo all wanting Farms--iT
a healthy place, twenty five miles from Philadel
phin, on the Camden and Atlantic railroad, New
| Jersey. An old estate has recently been opened
for sale, and the first division 1000 acres di
yided up into farms of twenty acres and upwards
The soil Is OF the Oest quality tor the production
| fruits, grains, &c. The price il sl5 to $50 pei
acres, payable IN easy quarter yearly instalmenis
within term of four years, with interest, The
terms are made easy, in order to insure the rapid
Improvement ofthe land, by enabling every indus
| trious man to buy farm. Ii is now being exten
! sivey improved by good roads, and some of the
| best citizens from New England and the Middle
States are erecting large Improvements II is Q
scene OF the greatest improvement out ofPhiladel
| phiB. Seventy-hve houses have been built in foul
months. Practical farmers and business men from
! the length aud breadth OF the Union are settling
| there. II is an important business place, on &c.
count of its being in The midst OF greatmarket.-
/ Every article raised upon this land finds an imme-
diale sale: The water is excellent, and no such
| thing fever known
The soil is sandy or clay loan, with clay bot =
tom and retentiye OF manures 1t is free of stones
and easily worked. 1t abounds largely in the pbos.
phales, and such is its fertility that from the crops
! produced both upon this land and the large area
adjoining under cultivation, it will be found not to
be eXceled anywhere in the production of crops
most adapted TO its market.
! The reader may be well aware that the earliest
and the best fruits and vegetables come from New
Jersey, which are annually exported to the amount
OF millions of dollars. The land, besides being
accessible IN every way for fertilizers, has an a
bnndant supply of the best quality of muck manure.
Lumber and building materials can be had on the
spot at a cheap price, from the mills. Other mills
are now being opened, and brickyards being start
ed on the ground. person can put up frame
tenement tor present convenience for one hundred
dollars. On account of the extensive emigra ton,
this is the best course to pursue in order to get
place TO live in at first. Carpenters and builders
are on hand to pat up houses on the bes terms
In settling here the Gmigrant has great advantages
tie Is within hours ride of the great cities in the
Middle States nd A. England he Is near his friends
and associations; he is in settled country, where
every impr, vement and comfort ot civilization is at
hand; he is i'll healthy place, and is not subject
to the cerlalny OF losing the greater part oihs fam
lily and his own health by these malignant fevers
which make the graves of so many millions of the
Young ana hardy in Tar off regions away from home
and friends Besides, he has mild climate aud an
open winter.
There al e three trains daily o Philadelphia and
to all those who improve the railroad company gives
II free ticket.
The renfer will at once be struck with the adj
vanta. es here presented, and ask himself why the
proper ty has not been taken up before The rea.
on Is, it wa: never thrown in the market; and un-
ess these stat ments were correct, no one would
be invited to examine the land before purchasing
This all expected TO do. They will see the land
under cuItivnIiOn; they will NEE pei sons no doubt
from their own noighborhood; they will witness
lie Improvements, and can judge of the character
ot the p,pulaiion. Person should come prepared
to purchase, as many sare locating, and locations
are not held on refusal.
The llammonon Farmer, monthly Lileruy
and 2 giculIural sheet, containing full information
oi ltaElmont"n, will be sent to each inquirer and
can be obtained at 25 cts per annuni.
Tile nttispurahie Wurrantee deeds gwen,
clear o. ali incnm5raHca, when purchase money is
pad. Route to The lcud;- Leave Vine street wharf,
Philadelphia Tor Fammonton by railroat at TX,
A, ~, and M, p. NJ when there inquire for
Mr. EEInes. boarding couvenicnces will be found.
Letters and applications can he address, to S. b
Coz GIlLlN, 202Sumh FIFTH street below WAL
nut, Philadelphia. Mais and Information cheer
tully furnished
Sep, IS, IrCS-3n