Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-09-23
New tgrIcultural settlement.

TO ALL WANTING FARMS, u rare opportunity in p
d,Ii-ht'u ant D. atly climate - miles southeast n
ILHrl Aa, ca the Camden and Atlantic hul.Eo-I New
.IrIs.y.
An rIl estate consisting rf several thousands e acres
Of pr Iu.iyr soil La PEE, divided into Farm. o various
,fii, q E, h.sor population - I.,H
yfi.u. parts o The middle States and New Eu-laui
lave settled te-r tho past year. lruy,i their iars
AMI raised '>rgl.'ht crg lh' iI'' Il The IInI J. ar
the .o "f from SIS TO so pr The -o j., oi the
lest quality for the production Of heat Clover, Corn.
Peaches GRAPES and Vegetables 1t l. considered the
lest frut -.il The Union. The place is perfectly
:ruststhc destructive enemy of the
CROPS ot grain. cra~. and fr, are now growing AMI rn-
l,-s ly examining t. iac,' if.".f iulE
mont b. formed of tie iur'iyruess Of th" land.
III. terms made easy 90 secure tho rapid imi rove
Iarut of tLr land. which j. only sid tor actual jirsr
n'ai I'll" result rs been that within the past year,
tt. iH73g. hsase5 have been erected two mills.
orchards iantcl. and iar-" mum her o th'r
mtus, making It sralle and active place Of
THE MARKET.
the reader may perceive nom it, location j. the hast
u tho Union. Produce h'Iu double the Irire than
iu location. away from tlr cty than double
the prize. than the West. Il j. known that tie earliest
and best fruits aui vegetables in th- iattuirc from
New Jersey, and are annually exported TO tie extent oi
millions
In locating hsrc, the setter has many aIrauta-rs
ilr Is within hours tllc cities New
!u-anI uuI Middle States. Dc is u,ar his cid friends
aud s-.orat he is .tt,f s8faTg. 'rt,rs sr.rI
is.5y. .. ?. Z .l4 .Jt AMI r.-,r.-5 s o., r,rJ M.
buy every article he wants the cheapest price.
and sell bis Ir0lu"r iur the highest in the West tl-
!, reversed o." has schools tor his children. divine
ana an en- winter and htll ell
mate. where 7trs are utterly unknown. The result q
the riaU" uIon those from the North has generally
t..u O." r.t r. them TO excellent state OF health
Ia tir way o.: building aud viu lumber can l,
cit1. at tIr mills 20 tle Of SO 90 SI5 per thru
.uu. Ir h from the brick ward opened in the place
r,rg rau T., procured in the place good carV,-
trH- 1Ir o. hand aud there Is lace in the Jnou
vlr" u.lu-- and improvement, be made cheaper
IN, reader will st be struck with the advantages
h'Tr Iies n'i and a.k hiH-lt Wly the property has
i"t t"'u iNN'u up before. Tie reason is, 1t never
thrown in tire market: and unless these statements
were correct. 90 would be invited examine th"
land before purchasing. This all are expected to do
They will see land under cultivation such is the extent
tho settlement that they will. doubt. persons.
FROM toir own nri-Aiorh od that they will witness the
imIruyrarU Uts. and Judge the character of the iopu
lat'n II they come with view 10 settle thy should
prepared 90 stay day two, and be ready Vur
ctasr, as locations can not be- held on refusal.
There two daily trains 10 Philadelphia, and to all
settlers who improve the Railroad Company gives free
ticket for sA months and half price Ticket for three
THE TOM OF HtuuOvT0v
In connection with the a-riculcultural settlement
and thr wing town has naturally arisen. which pre-
inducements f. any hind # business particularly
stores and manuiactcrirs The shoe business could be
carried in this place and market good ADVANTAGE.
also cotton business and manufactures agricultural
implements Fouulries for casting small articles The
Improvement has been rapid TO insure constant
and permanent increase If business Town lots Of
good size do not sell small it .ould effect
the improvement OF the place, can lie had at from J0
AMI upwards.
The HuamoH'on F'rner monthly literary anil a-ri.
cultural sheet containing full infornatiouof Haumou-
ton. can b" obtained ut - cents per unuum.
The i-putablc-warrautye deeds given clear Of all
incumhranc" when ne rcy Is paii. Euu. the land:
leave Vine street wharf. PHILADELPHIA for Unmrouton
hy Railroad at i. NJ. or - T. NJ. Fare 90 cents.
hen there in uire g. Mr. ByrEes. Ioarlin, convent
hand Parties hsd hcttrr stop with Nr Bvrnrs
principal. until they have decided to purrha-nca
D." viii show them the land in his carriage FREE
c-0'use. Letters and applications can L., ~ rrss 10
Lands Byrn"S, Hammouton +. o.. Atlantic CO. View
leroy or = Il Courn. -u2 South Fifth street. Phia-
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