Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-09-02
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Agricultural Settlement.

TO ALL WANTING ARMS,
A kARE 9Pf9kIG4IFY n Nm 4 4 ba1IGitEIsT Of
PHILADELPHIA, ON THE CAMDEN AND At
~RAILRoADs NEW JERSEY
A N old estate consisting Of several raj thousands pGI ; pd7I6 Of
OF various six : 10 sHf the purchaser A popniailon OF
STATE and New England have settled there the past year
improved their places. AMI raised eoats1t esesS. ~
price Of land Is 1t the low sum df from SIS 10 ." per
acre, the soh is Of tiae 80 quality for the Pro1neton 81 i
Wheat, CEorer, Corn, Poacaes, Gcafes ana y ee4S, =
The place Is perfectly secure frcTn frosts-the destructive
enemy of the farmer. Crops Of grain, grass ani iFt8t
are now growing and can be ssea- BY examining tie
place Itself. a correct JnttsnleAf can pc i"rIieG |
productiveness Of the land The terms are maize easy
only sold for actual improvement. The result has been,
that within the past year, some three haHdred houses nave
been erected, two mills, one steam. fur stores, some
forty viayarcs and Peach orchards planted, and a arg
number Of other Improvements, making II L aes|"o"
and active place OF business
iii ARR as the reader may perceive from its ioca-
ton, Is the BEST II THE UNION
Produce brings double the price than in locations away
from the city, and more than doab.e me prica tiitl me
West. 1t Is known that tAs earliest and best frH!tS ana
vegetables IN this iattgGe e'ihe rem New Jersey AMI
are annually exported to tie extent d millions
In locating here the settler Is many advanttgos- Fl"
is within a few hours ride 81 the great cites Of New Eng
land and Middle States, be * near his old friends and asso-
Citations. me IS IN a ssfGzi o3snry gksre erIy improvement Of
comfort a,sd e~iriziz4:ton 4 a. b4Ad- h can bay every a:t.c-e
highest, lin tie West tbs Is rcverssl0 he has schools
for his ClIIiren, dieiae se7iee, and viii ENJOY an open
winter, and delightful viHnItr, where ievers are utterly
unknown. The result OF Tie change upon those from
the north has generally been TO restore them to all excel
lent state of health
In The way OF building and improving, lumber can be
obtained at the mills at tite Fats II $40 to SO per tno1
sand. Bricks from the brick yard opened in the place,
every article can BE- procured il the place, g"oi carpen-
ters are at ham,, and Tiers IS 20 place in the | mon where
buildings and improvements Can be- mate cheaper.
The reader viii at onca be struck with the advantages
here presented. and ask h.n:=eI why tie prupcrty ll'i
not been taken up before IN reason L. 1t was never
thrown III the market an! uIiics% theSa statements were
correct, no ole would D. inv tel I" examine the lana he
fore purchasing. Tbs all are expected To do They VIII
see land under cuitIVat on, such Is the extent oil tue set
Element that they viii 40 doubt. meet pei sons from their
own neighboThoni they will witness the improvements
and can judge the characta n 81 the population II they
come with a view T. settle. they should come prepared 10
stay a day or two and be ready to purchase, as locations
cannot be held on refusal
There are tyv" daily trains to Philadelphia, and to all
settlers who improve, THE E-Iia"AD COMPANY GIVES \
FREE TICKET FOR SIX I1NTIiS, AND a HAIF-Tl;ICE TICKET FOR
THREE YEARs.
TIE oWN OF H~AMMONTON.
In connection with the agricultural settlement, a new
and thriving town has naturally arisen. thirh presents in
dgceneg&S for any KIND Of business, Patie"IGriy stores and
nrdHhgdet"Ft~- The Shoe bastHe : could be carried on III
this place and market 20 gool advantage, also cotton bI-
Sincss, anil mIaIllctci res ri agricultural implements or
HUadrisS for casting mail articles. The improvement
has been so raIil rs to in 'lrr Il constant and permanent
increase Of Business. Town lots OF cool 81 ~, we 80 MOI
sell small ones, as it would afl5tt the Improvement of the
place, can he had at from 500 aud upwards.
The HamD"Hhsa FafrlcT, a monthly literary and agri-
cultural Sh ct. containing full informant on of Hammonton
can b" obtained ut Is cents per aunun.
Title indSput ible-waFrantce deeds gwen clear Of all
membranes when money IS paid Rout to the land !:
Railroad, at ~ \. NJ, or * p. NJ, Fare 80 cents. When
there inquire for Mr. Byrncs. Boarding conveuicnces on
hand. Parties had better stop with Mr. ByrHrs, a prin-
cipal, until they have decided as to purchasing, as he
will show them over The land IN his CarrE &c. Tree Gf ex-
pense. Letters and Applications can be addressed to
Lambs 4 Byrnes, Ifamni"ht9n J. o.. Atlantic Co, New
Jersey, or :. b. Cough!in. z0z South Fifth street, Phila-
delphia. Maps and intornation cheerfuliy furnished
July Is, 1S59-*tm