The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-10-20
Hammonton Lands
EnW ENGLAND settlement. {.

Rams OPpoRTuNIrY-'fo all wanting Fnrms-.in
a healthy place. twenty live mics from Phliaaet-
Eha on the Camden and Atlantic railroad, New
Jersey An old estate has recently been OpGned
for sale, and the first division OF 900 acres dl'
yi4ed un into farms of twenty acres ard upwards
Tire soil is of the 1est quality for the production OF
fruits, grains. &c The price is sl5 to $50 per
acres payable IN Cusy quarter yearly instumenis =
within a term of four years, with interest. The
terms are made easy, in order to insure the rapid
improycm of the land, by enabling every INDUS
trious man to buy farm. 1t Is now being exten'
siyey improved by good roads. and some OF the
bcst citizens from New England and the Middle
States are erecting large Improvements. II ls o
scene oi the greatest improvement out OF Pm'adel
phis. Seventy five hou es have been built IN tour
months Practical farmers and business men from
the length and breadth oi the Union are settllne
there 1t is an important business place, on nc
count of its being in the midst OF great market
| Every article raised upon this land hnds anlmme'
diate sale. The water is excellent, and no SUCH
| thing fever IS known ....A
b. The soi is sandy or clay loan, with clay DOT
tom and retentive OF manures. It's nee VI stones
and easily worked 1t abonnds largely in the pbos
phates and srch is its fertility that from the crop:
produced both upon this land aud the large arei
adjoining under cultivaiionsit will be found not
be excelled anywhere in the production OF crops
most adapted to its market.
| The reader may be we! aware that the enGltes
and the best fruits and vegetables come from New
Jersey. which are annually exported 20 thepmonn
of millions of dollaEss The land, besides belnl
accessible in every way tor tertllizers, mas mn d
Ebundant supply ofthe best quulity of muck manure
Lumber and building materials can be had on IN
spot al a cheap price, from the mills. Other mills
are now being opened, and bricky&rds being start
ed on the ground. A person can put up . tram'
tenement for present convenience tor one hundred
dolIars On account of the extensive emigration
this is the best course to pursue in ordel 70 get
place to live in at first Carpenters and baillers
are on hand to pat up houses on the bes terms
In settling here the emfgrant has great dVantages
He IA within an hours ride of the great cities nth
Middle States nd N England he is near his friend
and associations; he is III settled country, Wher
every imprt vement and comfort OF clPlllzat on Is
hand; be is, ina healthy place, and ls not sneJec
to tie e cert iifftj Of losing e greater part oTnIs turII
iv and bis own health by these malignant teyef
which makethe graves Of so many nll!ions OF tn
yorna and hardy in far off regions away from HON
and friends. Besides, he has mild climate and a
open WINTER
There ar three trains daily o Philadelphia. an
to all those who improve the railroad company give
Il free ticket. .
, The render will at once be struck with the at
yan,a es here presented, and ask himself why tt
propeYtv has not been taken up before lhe res
son Is it was never thrown in the market; and VI
less these statt ments were correct, no one woul
he invited to examine the und before purchasin
This all are expected TO do. They viii see the lal
under cultivation; they will meet persons, no dou
q from their own neighborhood; they VIII wltne
n the improvements, and can JHdee OF tle chafact
e Of he population! Persyn should come prepare
TO purchase, as many are locating, and location
are not held on refusal.
The dammonton Farmer, monthly titeru
and Agricultural sheet, containing tull intormatit
OF HammoHton, will be sent to each inquirer, al
can be obtained at 25 cts per annuln.
Title indispntabIe. Warantee leeds give
clear o. all incumbranee, wllea pnrehase money
puid Route to the land: Leave Vine streetwhal
Philadelphia for llamnonton by railroad at q
A. M, and So, P. NJ when there inquire
MIR. Byrnes, Boarding eonveniences will BE- taln
Letters and applications can be addressedto ,:
lCOt GHLlN, 2o2 South FIFTH street below WI
nut, Philadelphia. Mas and Information chef
fully furnished. s-.,..s a~5 II. ssa@a
Sep. IS, 1868 3n ss .r.- ak