Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-12-17
HAMMONTON N
New England Settlement.

ID ARE DIP To ALI. wANTFsGkARNs
J Az a IN ,sa hf s.an,S, pi" and ts5ft.gR'S Fsii %n.i 's S"~ r 5ars.a
an sd es;a'c hasrec"nuy Lsen ofrhed Tor >Hlr- and the
aerss and nrMarf.s The soi is of Ge Gs.t 4af'iay Tor tGr
per acre, payable & easy q'i.rirr seearis insSaiin..nss
nude easy, in order TOMS IRE thu. rapid Improvement 81 the
land, byinahlinE ererg indHsh sous nan @, buy a ftrha. 1t
OF the best cirizeus from New Engtsnd and tn" Middle
the greatest Improvement out oil Philadelphia. Sev rnty.
five houses have been bull in four En2aah S l,rteiicsi
the [ MON are settling tli"re- IL an important business
ket. EYery 4r ralSsd Hpgn IN. his sian. Land finds San am i i, d.
The soils sandy or clay loan, with "a clay bottom and
ref ntire OF nauures. iii free OF slonrs ana EASILY WORK
cd Il abounds largely in the phsspha,es and such is IL
and the large area adjoining under e,iI iyatien. 1t wall be
crops most adapted to its marked.
hesi fruits and Tcge abirs cnne lrou, New Jersey, wirici,
are annually exported To The amount OF millions OF dollars
izers, has an abundant supply OF The best quality Vi muck
q Der and building materials can be had on the spot at
4 cheap priee, frpm the mills Other mills are now being
Ipe srso far q one hnndr.i ioil4rs. Or necoani Of me .xsrasiys
emigration, this is the br>t COURSE =" pursue in ord'r "a get
= pl s : { g 10 h y e 6n al nF1 81 Re S.F brst ,.rs,s sAa builders r . 4
In settling here the emigr4nt has many advantages. lie
States and New EngaHl; he is near his old frirnIs and a.
1 nnsnt anh eo on q eiyiiiiiz.ti"4 Is 3 h laid he is n 4 hrapth,y
place, and is NOT subject To- III: c, rt,ini! OF losing ih. sTra,
ter part This family and his own irHl.h hy these malignant
fevers which make the graves OF so many millions Of the
friends Gedd Besides. he has a mid elm .te and onprn @ilisr
There are three trains daily 10 Philadelphih, and To all
those who improve The railroad eoInpany gives iree tick
The reader will at once be struck with the advantages
here presented, and ask himself why the property hiss not
been taken Jpn fore. The reason Is, IL was never thrown
in the IN arke' uBless these statements were CORRECT no
one would)s ra~ ID 10 examine the land bsiuFe purrhas-
ing. This all ate expected to do. They Will sec tie lJnd
under cultivation; they VIII meet persons, no doubt, from
their own neighborhDod; they will witness the isnprOye
nents, and Gun judge OF the character Of ihe population
Persons should come prepared la purchase, as many are
locating, and locations are not held ON refusal,
The nammoutur Farmer, a moathly Literary and Agri
| cultural sheet, containing full Information vf HanHnfonIon
will be sent TO each inquirer, and can be obtained at IS cts
per AMMAN. al
Title ndisputab bic. Warrantee deeds given
clear of all circumference, when purcllas money
is paid. Routest the land;- t
Leave Vine S rect wharf Philadelphia. for HaInmontaf
by railroad at y A. NJ. and 5s Z. NJ; when there inquire
for Mr.. Bvrnes- boarding conEeniences will be found
letters and applications can be addressedtoS 5 b. COUGH
LIN, 2lZSouth FiFTa Stree below WALNUT, PhtlAdelphia.-
Maps and information chcerfuIly furnished.
October is. 1885 -