Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-12-09
NEW AGRICULTURAL SETTLEMENT
ro ALL wANTINa rANMs.
opportunity in delightful and healthy climate,
IS miles southeast Of Philadelphia on the Cam
den aud Atlantic Railroad. New jersey

a rare opportunity 10 NfINuIul ana NHhinN cltNattf
IS miles southeast Of Philadelphia, on the Cam
den aud Atlantic Railroad New Jersey.
An old estate consisting Of several thousand OF Of
productive so'i has hccn divided into Farms Of various
sizes 20 stot Chg purchaser population Of some FD-
teen HWdrta. from various parts Vt the middle States
and New England have settled there the past year
proved their places and raised ercf crops The price
Of the land is at The low Of from SO TO $50 per acre,
the soil is ~ the bcst quality for the production Of Wheat
Clorer, Corr, Peaches, Craps end Vegetables. III is
CONSIDERED THE BEST FRUIT SOIL IN THE
UNION The place is perfectly secure from ffosts-the
destructive enemy u the farmer. Crops of grain, grass
and fruit are now growing and can be seen BY examn-
ing The place itself correct judgment be formed Of
the productiyours " the land. The made
y TO secure hs rapid improvement Of the land, which is
only sold for dcnqt Improvements The result has BEEN
that within the past year some three hundred houses
have been erected two mills, steam. four stores
forty vineyards and Peach Orchards, planted and
large number Of other Improvements making it a dcsra
bic aud active place OF business.
TIE MARKET,
the reader may perceive from IFS location is the
Produce bringing double the price than in locations
away from the city and more than double the price than
the West II is known that the earliest and best fruits
and vegetables In this latitude nom New Jersey
aud annually exported 10 the extent Of millions
In locating here ihc settler mas many ad'aniagcs-
lie Is within few hours ride Of the great cities Of New
England and Middle States, he Is in settled country
rhcte eruy Improvement Of comfort and cirihsdfi0n Is
at hand. lie can buy every aiticlc he wants at the
cheapest price, and sell bis produce for the highest lin
the West this Is rcvcrscd he has schools for his chill
dreu dlrne serrce and will enjoy an open winter and
delightful climate where fcycIs utterly unknown
The result VI the change upon those from Che NORTH has
GENERALLY bccu n restore them 20 an excellent state OF
health.
La the way of building and improving lumber can be
obtained Che mills the rate 81 $40 20 Sl6 ncr hous-
and Bricks from the brick yard opened 10 the place,
every article 3an he procured u the place, good carpcu-
ters are az Land and there is uo place in the Union
where buildings and improvements De made cheaper.
The reader viii be struck with the advantages
here presented and ask himself why the property has
not been taken up before The reason is. never
thrown 10 the market and unless these statement were
correct, would Dee invited 20 examine hc land be-
fore purchasing This all are expected to do. They will
see land under cultivation such Is the of the
tlcment that they VIII no doubt meet persons from
their own uclghhorhoad they VIII witness thg improve
mcns and can judge the character Of TIC population. II
they come With view 90 settle they should come pre-
pared TO stay day two and be- ready to purchase
locations cannot be held refusal.
There two daily trains Philadelphia, and 20 all
settlers who improve, rnE RAILROAD CoMrASY GIvEs
tHEs TICKET ron SIX MONTHS, AND A HALf-rHIcH
/ llcKEr FOR rHHEU YEARS.
/ THE TOWN or HAMMoNToN.
In connection with thc agricultural settlement mes,
and thriving town ha, naturally arscn, ahiod presents
Inducements ur any KIND Of biisiHes particularly stores
md manUgrfories The Shoe business could be carried
ON In this place md market o good advantage also cot
ton business and manufactures OF ggricuifUoi inpr
p'e1ts OF Fomd11es for castihg small articrs The ina
proycmeut BIAS been rapid a. TO insure constant and
permanent increase uf business. Town lots ~ a g1ot
size, do not sell small 10 would effect the itn
povement Of The place. aan be had at from 500 and up
wards
The Hammonton Farmer, monthly literary and agri
cultural sheet containing ful Information Of Harmon
ton, can be obtained At % cents ger annum.
Title indspuraboHarrluicc deeds giycu clear u al
incun nanoc when money 3 paid Route SO thc land
leave Vine sttcct wharf PhladelFiafoi uammonton by
kailload, at ~ A M.. or 10 p NJ. Fare 800 cents
When there, enquire for Air. Byrncs Boarding conve
nicrccs on hand. PARTIES bad better stop with Mr
lyues a principal, until they have decided 20 pug
chasing, Doe viii show them the land u his car
riagc free " expense. Letters aud applications ecu b,
addressed 90 Lands Hymes. hammouton Z. o., Al
tifh street Philadelphia Maps and information cheer
fully furnished. 5l.76