The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1859-06-01

r,l Has9o oy5asd i .S 2 n i5GSt Sa i i9 in ms 5as d ieiia8E G 9si HsT Ssr'{ Il
putty in ;Ae ecGnfy Of Camden, and partly in Atlantic county
Philadelphia, ind about the same to Atlantic City, at the sea
Hts''rt MI y!.'. aS 4' mile, qfn oa lie foot &C OF H i oH'' LSk =
aaI5 ~,gpea5es and 4. Vicinity 70 rhiladslPhla gives Il he
in cut alton anywhere within he same distance OF Philadei-
gh,a- ,i'i' a '5aq mr. ea3i' or Tg : ,t are worth yi9TtltI ii : t one ITO to th hire
All U ,G aus. viii erht hundred Thousand mouths to Be
Ittfc d. DO loason in the World. why the lands that may now be
b1as'- 90 H1n'nonton a. the conparatiyely insignihcant price of
trent q perac[e, should mot soon be worth as much as any
trla.: Iin,!lng . aytry lirht ocean sane sand - which IsSt rs Il
apps.-s, is 5Eh' h. he clements Of yeFetat,ion. and certtaisiiv pro.
Herds Gass, sweet Potatoes, Irish Potatoes, Egg Plant, Peaches,
fWslf' , HgRJf s IA I I'H, S ,n5 ,nJe;s 44p III tIs III 9Gl 6SS es 1tSRRffs
3' "' fl0S @S to . be- be. he Jet tn" market M e bread s fas a GGi and
, C. %' S 5oi Gai f &c mist 2 f6l aiSto:y EbBs S sIds GSf Ta @4 Sssh y sSl OT
l.. ~ 's Nv yS cags l N t dei use ti ~ n n1sh Snd4 giaii wGIsss and s
pioe,f @l ~ the tfees are get large the standing wood may be
tho roruotgn tlt hl5 removed thither within the past year
5l' rom Se# upland, and nov numbers about one thou
ter .ig feit. sneelast. spring about one HUNDRED and my
to ta2 = .'' . .ie Out and i' 6aw lH sa I'd = u sSie sr SnH ePS SnG str seS
all o. the Land, This1 are yer! shesp and Nsin;
may rl Dy digging wells fom 8 to iG feet deep. Living
ial. t ne sc,t in q es United q, s 4. a3, The lat latitude a. beng
las. u i .4fi ~ tTd he S6n Giih TTt Is s. tempered nj in
..hJ.. atd nit-at.i in winter by the ea, breezes that come in
tl|s OBJ. ocean, Isl gtpHpr the course Of the gulf stream which
I.- He r,@ jtl-sy 3iore directly cast Of ~Hammonton. No
. ... H4 lt.Hr -ud trlC was ever known there. A more
..u. ..ntc1uuHf bc found.
A. tr a. one TO leave Maine. Ours isa goodly State, rich
poe o. clements q wealth md social happiness. Those who
.H mad better let well enough olone,' and stay where
a. tUy. or 60 TO Dead River or the Aroostook. But if any
Ht.lc ifom. 1nE cause, hare resolved, to leave us and
... FeIal elm O., where they can cultivate the soil with
mr. The Def. f,lu-ed here, and where they will not
t..t U, cold H.IHc. o! the North, the rckly heat of the
.H. fe W..l Ui die foreign society of the vast West,
- ..Ila ayl7e tg,m .rt to 60 10 Hammonton first, and there
e, g"i .agc IT, tlal, 90, Il will cost but little 10 go. The
IN .rr-l'eaF n". OF IL hours nde from Boston, whereas
rs NtFuH.pn valley 81 l4h miles ride from home. Harmon
500 %. 80 o.nuc q, the largest population on the continent.
ten9 oitIu one iH' Of Ih.liepha, five hours Of New York
aHd f.ui raus t % luuufp, and has the benefit of intercourse
rl, - "eg the n.rset Of al these greet cities and their Vi
,.att.. Cagl' d mov uc3rabie location be foundf
The T % the Camden and Atlantic Railroad run from Vine
81 - al. ferhi9. twice "a uny u and from Hammonton,
and lu D. 4-ous who puphgse lands and commence building in
Il I.tcf .. passes over the read ior three months, and art car
del et hII pace Gr tn5,s years afterwards.
Jutl't rf ~Ii.nmouton teior- you resolve to remove West
ltCn iU 200 hF1u, Ut ie1st
fut D. ssD 90 tsms, terms, Sc, apply personally, or by letter,
.u,i twl. TO JoAN sTLLs, Is State St, Boston. or to
R,.t..l b. BfrSsi At Hamnonton. who viii promptly reply
- .t t.,ls.