American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-12-01

mate. 2s miIss soatAsast Of PIiisdsip kis, goA tLs
Camden and Atlantic Railrsad, NsS Jsissy.
n old estate consisting Of several thousands OF
n acres Of productive soil, has been divided Into
Farms Of various sizes TO suit the purchaser. pop
ulation Of tome Fieen Hundred. from various parts
ofthe Middle States and New England, have settled
there the past year. improved their places and raised
excellent crops The price ofthe land Is at the low
sum Of from TO $40 per the soil 10 the best
quality for the production OF Wheat, Clover, Corn.
Peaches, GTapea and Vegetables. 1T Is C0NSIDKR-
ED THE BkST FRUIT SOIL IN THE UNION Tne
place perfectly secure from frosts-the destructive
enemy the farmer Crops of grain. grass and fruit
are now growing and can bo seen. By examining III
place ITSELF correct Judgement be formed of the
producEe1ess Of the land The tsrms are made easy
" the rapid improvem the lsnd, whlchis
eniy sold for actual improvement. Tie result has
been that within the past year, scme three hundred
houses have been erscte mills steam foHF
stores some forty peach orchards plant
ed, and large nnmber Of other improvements, max
ing IL q desirable and asiiye place or business.1
THE NARKET, -.4s.f.- 3 " 9.
as the reader may perceive from rs location. Is
-a THE BEST INTHE UNION, - -
produces bringing double fhe price than In locations
away from the city, and more Than double .hs pres
the.west Is known th1t the eafeft best fruits and
vegetables Ia this latitude come from View Jersey and
are annually exported 70 the extent Of millions.
In locating here the settler has mahy Advantages
He Is within hours ride ofhe great cities ofEsw
England and Middle States, be is his old friends
and he isin country where every
improvement and comfort Is at hand. lie buy every
article wants at the cheapest price, and sell his pro-
duce forthe highest In the west thisi. reversed be
has school for his children, divine service and will
enjoy an open winter and delightful climate, where
upon those from the ofth has generally been re-
store them to an excellent state OF fheallh.
In the way Of building and improyings lumber can
thousand Brieks from the brick yard opened in the
place. eyery be procured In The place good
carpenters are at hand and there Is no place in the
Union, where buildings and improvements can be
The reader win at once be strucs with the advau.
tages hete presenedtand ask himself why tie proper
~ has not been taken up before The reason III
never thrown IN the market and unless these state
mehts were CORSET no one wonld be invited TO ex
| amne the land before purchasing. This all ex
pected to do. They will see land under cultivation
snch Is the extent oft settlement that they will
doubt meet persons from their owe neighoorhood
they viii witness the improvements and can judge
the character Of the population, Ifthey come with
view to settle ,tl~y should come prepared TO stay
day or two and be ready to purchase Is locations can
There are Two daily 'r rs to Phtladeipha and 10 al
settlers who improve, THE RAILROAD CoNPANY Owes
FREE rtckET FOR SIX MONTHS, AND HALT-PRIcE TICK
THE TOWN OF HAMMoNToN. -.
In connection with the agricultural new
and thriving town has natnrev arisen. which
Inducements for any kind Of bnsiness, particularly
stores and manufactories. The shoe eusines could
be carried in this place aud market togood adyan
tage also cotton business and manufactures OF agrI
cultural impliments, or foundres forcasng small ar
tfcles The improvement has been So tnpidas to In
Townlots OF good size, do not sell sin all one
1t would affect the improvement OF The place, be
had at from 500 ana upwards.
THE HAMM0NT0N FARMER, a monthly llegarJ
and agricultural sheet containing full informatioa
Hammonton, be obtaiaed at 2s cents per annum.
Title indispltable Tsftanted deeds given clear q
allincnmbrance when money is paid.--Route to tn.
lands leave Vine street wharf phia, for Ham
monton by RailFoaa, At1LSA.M ,sors1sk z. N. Fare
90 cents. When thefe, ,inqnife for r. BYRN =
Boarding coHveAiaDces on hand Parties had bette
stop with Mr. BYRANS, "a principal, until hey have
decided TO purchasing, ,as he Will show them owe
appiicationscan be addressedlo LANDS q BYRNfsS
Hahmonton, p. o. -.Atiantic county, New Jersey, o
S. 3. CoUG la COZ South ttfh Street. philadelphia
Maps aud information cheeffuiiy farnsheds
November 10, ,I859A6h90 s.t -a ' lt rs