Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1859-01-21
HAMMONT0N LANDS.
New England settlement.

ID ARE 0PPnRFUNITY.-T0 ALL WANT
az ING FdRMS--in healthy place, tierafY-
fire as5ics from Pisthdeldhis, oB tie Camdea anu
Atlantic railroad. New Jersey, Au old estate
has recently been opened tr sale. and the first
division OF l0,0t9 acres divided up into farms Of
twenty sores AMI upwards. The soil IS OF The
best quality Tor the production Of fruits, grains
&c. HE price Is SIS 10 sac per acre, payable Ia
easy quarter weary ustaimenfs. within term
OF four ears, with interest. The terms are made
easy in order TO insure the rapid Improvement Of
the land, by enabling eUtrg iaiHsif5oS HgaH 70 bgy
a ttgsa, Il D. now being tx -es,lSelv improved
by COED roads, and some of the BEST cilizens from
I New England and the Middle States are erecting
! large improvements. 70 Is u scene nf the create
/ est Improvement out Of Philadelphia. Seventy
five houses have been buiis in four months ~
/ Practical farmers aad business men from the
length anil brerdfh ofthe Union are settling there.
u Is nm important business place, on account of
I It's being IN the midst Of great market. livery
article raised upon this land finds an Immediate
sale. The wafer is excellent, aud no such thing
SIS fever j. known.
/ Tie soil is snndv or clay loam, with clly
bottom and refeutire of mabures. II is free 81
stones and easily worked. Ii aheuads largely 10
phnsphafes and such is its fertility that from the
crops produced both upon this Ian and the large
1 area adjoining under cultivation il will hs found
not to be eNceiied anywhere in the production Of
( crops mos, adapted 10 is market.
The reader may DO wen aware that the earliest
and he best fruits and vegetables come from New
I Jersey, which are annually exported 30 the
/ amount o. millions ofd0liars. The land, besides
being accessible in every way for Fertilizers has
an abundant supply OF the best quality OF muck
manure.
Lumber and building materials can ho had on
the spot at a cheap price, from the mills. Other
mills are tow being opened, aud brlckyards starr
ed on the ground 4 peren can put mp frame
tenement for present convenience tor one hun
bred d0ilars. On accOuut Of the extensive emil
grafton, this d the best coarse to pursue 20 gets
place TO live in at first: Carpenters and builder.
are on hand TO put up houses on the best o
terms.
In settling here the emiErant has many advan-
tages. lie Is within a Jew hours ride OF the
great cities IN tie Middle States and Ncv Eng,
land be is near his old friends and associations
ne is in settled country, where every improve
ment and comfort Of civilization Is az band; he J.
1 in healthy place, and Is not subject 70 the Ger
tainty Of losing the greater part Of his lanly ans
his own health by those malignant fevers which
make the graves ofsO many millions of the youn.
and hardy in iar off regions away from home au,
friends Besides, he has miid climate and ga
open winter.
There are three trains daily to Philadelphia, an,
to all those who improve, the railroad company
gives a free ticket.
Il Tie reader will at once be struck with the al
vautaGes here presented, and ask himself why
the property has not been taken up before. ID,
reason Is, IL was never thrown IA the market
and unless these statements were correct no on,
! would be invited 10 examine the and before pur
chasing. This all are expected to do. They
will see the land under cultivation; they vii
> meet persons, no doubt, from their own neiehbUr
hood; they will witness the the improvements
and car judge Of the character Of the population
i, Persons shoulI come prepared TO purchasa, ~
many are locating, and locations are not held OF
refusal
The Hammonton Farmer, a monthly I.iterar,
and Agricultural sheet, containing fuil nfornm
ton Of lammonton, will be sent TO each inquirer
] and can ne obtained a. % cts. per anuum'
Iidr iadjs2nl7bie lFafTaafee deeds cireR. tlr1
r of' al iRcuaJrapce lcheR purchase money is phil
Route 10 he limit: Le0re Vine street lrhGrf, Phi
j adelblir, TOR H,mmoatH bg rriioni ct l-2 4
H. aaf5 -. T. u rim there inquire for N
. BHTeS. Boarding c0a,eHiences irib BE- 1oaBd o.
- letters "nd applications can be aEi~essed 70 S 2
, CDLGRLiN, 292 S9uih FIF tn Street betr III,
e mt, PAitaia. Mlps and Information cheertaH
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