The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1859-10-27
NEW
AGRICULTURAL SETTLEMENT.
TnaIl NaMIing FarIilS

uUAlIN u a. ltHaA ga He h k1AN ~
ToaIl wanting Farms
xRARE OPPORTUNITY IN A DELIGHTFUL AND
HEALTHY CLIMATE % MILES SOUTHEAST OF
PHILADELPHIA, on THE CAMDEN AND
ATLANTIC RAILROAD, NEW JERSEY.
An old estate consisting Of several thou
sands of acres oG productive soil has been
divided into Farms OF various sizes In sui
the pur, ha>er a population OF some FL.
. tern HWndred. from various farts OF the nhd
die States and New fn2an have seitied
there the past wear improved their places
and raisod erceilem crops The price o. lte
lt,.,d is AT the how sum OF from SO 10 SIO
rer acre. the soil Is oi the best qHailiV i"f
ihe ur.durtjon of Wheat, Ct0rer, Corh.
Peaches. Grapes and Vegetables u Is con
>rdered tie hesl Fruit SOIL IN The Union
The place is perfectly serure from f"s's-
the destructive enemy OF The iarmer. NropS
of cram, grass ard lruIt ale now growing
snd can lie seen. BY examining the place
itself a correct judgment can he formed oi
the proAuct, eness of the land. lie lerus
are made easy to secure the rapid Improve
ment of The land, which is only sold for &c
ftol i,nprorement. The result has teen
that wiihin the past wear some hree nun
dyea houses have teen eIccieG, two mills.
one steam, fouI stores, some lorty vlnyardS
and Peach orchards, planted. and large
nun ber Of olheI impror emenis. making IL a
desirable and active place ul business.
THE MARKET,
as the reader may perrelve ron It's io'a
tion. IS the
BEST IN THE UNION.
Produce hrnging double Tie price than
in locaiious away from The city, anu more
Than double the price Than tie West IL Is
kn,wn that The earliest aud best iruIts ana
vegetables in this latitude come from re"
Jersey. and are annually exported 10 the ex
ient of millions
In locating here, the settler has many ad
,an,apts. lie is within iew hours Ilde OF
tine otest cities of New England aud Middle
STATES he Is near his old friends and aSso
riailnn.. he is in a settled country 'rhfre &c
,ry i,eorucement oC domfort and cicHfeGf'oR
IS nj kgsh lie can buy every arilcie ne
wants Al The chearest price, and sell hls
proaore for the highest. Un The West ms
- reversed he has schools Tor his children
J,rjge seyrice. and will erjoy an open win
Ter. and delightful climate. where levers are
ut,erly u,known. The result OF the change
upon those from the north. has generally
been to rr>ture them 10 an excellent state OF
health
In Ihe way Of building and improving
lumher can be obtained al the mills al ihe
rate OF $40 10 SI5 per thousand. bricHs
f,or, iae brick yard opened in the place.
every article can he procured In ihe place
oond oarpenieTs are al hand; and theTe Is no
uIace IA the Union where buildings and I'm
provene,is can be made cheapeT
Tie reader viii al once oe struck WIN
HE advantages here presented, Al" ask him'
self why ;he property has not been iakeh Up
before Tho reason X, Ii was never IhFo"'
in lie market: aud unless these statements
vere Cmrett no one would be In'iied 10 tx
anime the land before purchasing hi>
al are sxpecled to do. They will see land
under cultivation. such Is the extent oi the
seulen,eut that they viii no doubt, meet per
sons (rrm their own nelghboThood; they WIZ
,r,,r... rho imrruy eueuIs and can Judge the
ch,,s,,er of the population If they come
with a view to settle. they should come pie
,,.rod ,o stay a day or two and he ready to
purch base as locations cannOt 6e held on re-
fuSal.
There are two daily trains 10 Phlafel-
mia. and 10 all seulers whn lnprove, the
Ral!rnad Company owes Free Ticket Tor
six months. anu a hall price Ticke; ion three
years.
THE TOWN OF HAMMONTON
In connection with the agricultural sci
ilemeGt. new and thriving tow hts atu-
raliy arisen. iCh,ch presents inducements tor
anu hnd 0f business particularly stores ana
manufacturers. The Shoe business could be
carried ON in This place and market to good
advantage. also cotton business, aud manu-
farinries of agricultural implements ar FOua
deries yo, casting small articles. he I'M
movement has been SO rapid as To insure
cor<iar and permanent increase oi business
Town lois of a good size, we do mol seit
small ones. as il would effect ihe Improve
ment of The place, can be had at from SlOe
and upwards.
The Hcnaponton Farmer, monthly liter
an and agricultural sheei, containing iui'
Information of Hammonion, can be obtained
al 25 cents per anuum.
Title indisputa he-waTraniee deeds giF-
en-. clear Of all incUmbrance when money l.
paid. Route Ia the land: leave Inc street
wharf. Philadelphia for Ilammonion bv Rai
toad. ai7l-2A NJ, or 4 = 7. NJ. Fare 80
cents When there inquire for Nr bprnes.
Bostdino COW en,ences on hand Parties
had better stop with Mr.. Byrnes, prlnclpal
until they have decided as 10 purchasing, as
he will show them over the land in his car
rage. free of expense Letters and applica-
,ions can he addressed To Landis q Byrnes,
Hammonion P. O., Atlantic Co. n. Jersey
or ). b. Coughlin 202 South FI1ih Street
Philadelphia, Maps and information cheer
fully furnished.
July 4, lo59.-6m.
= ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS NnNoanNoNna1NNeNNNa1as 4
EsgHCE A. BRAKE.