The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-11-03
Eammonton Lands
NeW EngIand setIIcInent.


R,RJ OFFeErv~iTF.--'fo all E-nting Fuuas-ii
a healthy place. twenty five miles from Philadei-
nhia, Oh The CumIen and Atlantic tailroat. New
Jersey. An old estate has recently heen opened
for sale, Gnd tse first division o 1000 ucres di.
81 'ed Up INTO iafms JT twenty scTes ard upwards
Tire soil is Of the 5est quality Tor tho production Of
fruits, grains. sc. The price Is SIS to s2l poi
acTcs payable 10 rasy guefier yearly iBstalnien,s,
within term os four yearS with interest The
terms are made easy, In order 20 fns1re tie rapid
improvement OF lie land, By enabling every indus.
irious man TO bay farm Ii il now being exteh :.
siye'y improved by COED roads. and s0ne Of the
best citizens ffnm New England and lie Middle
States nre erecting large improvements is
scene oil The grea'est Improvement out of PhladeH
phis. Seventy We hou'es h-ye been built in tour
months. Practical ia, and business men from
the length aud LrCHflh Of tie tniOn are settling
there. II is an importsrt business place. on ne.
count Oi ils henT in the midst nt great rnarket4-
Every article raised upon this land finds an nme.
da'c sale. The water is excellent, and no SUCH
thing rs fever IS known
The soil is sandy or lay loan. with a clay boz.
ton and reentive of manures. 1t is FREQ of stones
and ensily worked 1t abounds largely in the pbos.
phaies and uch Is its fertility that from the crops
produced both upon this land aud the large eraa
adjoining under cultivation, il will be found nos %
be eXcelled anywhere in the production of crops
most adapted To- lis market.
The reader may he well aware that the earliest
and ihc best fruits and vegetables como from New
Jersey. which are Annually exported 10 the amount
OF millions OF dollars The land besides being
accessible in every tFaY for iertllzers has an a.
bundnnt supply OF tie best quality of muck manure
Lumber and bu:I ing materials can be had on the
spot at cheap price. from the mills. Other niilIs
arc nov being opened, and bIickyqrds being START
ed on the ground. person can put up y frame,
tenement Tor present convenience for one hundred
dollars. On account OF the extensive emigraiiont
this is the best course to pursue in order 10 Get n
place TO llvo in at first Carpenters and builders
arc on hand to pat up houses on the bes ternis
in settling here the emigrant has great adv anaGes
He Is within an hours ride of the great cities In the
Middle States nd N. England he is near his friends
and associations; he is in a settled country where
every improvement and eofaort OF civilization is az
haHdi he is in healthy place, and is not snbicct
To the certainty OF losing the greater part ofhis fam
lily and his own health by these malignant fevers
which make he graves of so many millions of the
young and hardy in far off regions away from home
and friends. Besides, he has mild climate and an
open winter. .-E -
There are three trains daily 20 Philadelphia and
to all those who improve the railroad company giyts
free ticket.
The reader will at once be struck with the AL.
vantal es here presented and ask himself why the
property has not been taken up before The rea.
son ls it was never thrown in the market; and un.
less these statt ments were correct no one would
be invited to examine the land before purchasing.
This all are expected to do. They will see the land
under cutivaton; they will meet pei sens no todbt
from their own neighborhood; they will witness
the improvements, and can Judge of the character
b' the population. Persons should come prepared
to purchase, as many locating, and locations
are not held on refusal. "a
The Hamnonton Farmer, monthly Literlry
and Agricultural sheet, containing full Information
OF llammonon, will be sent to each inquirer and
can be obtained al 25 cts per annunl rs ~
TILE indisputable Narrantee deeds given,
clear o. all incum5rance, when purchase money is
paid, Route to the land:-Leave Vine street wharf.
Philadelphia, for Hammonton by railroad at TX,
A. m, and 5}5 e, p. NJ; when there inquire for
MIR. Byrnes. Boarding conveniences will be found
Letters and applications can he addressed TO s. B.
COZ GIlLlN, 202 South FIFTH Street below Wal.
nut, Philadelphla. Mas and information cheer
fully furnished. -
Sep. Is, l8G8--3m s3Ess,