Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-10-07

a RARE OPPORTUNITY N a DELIGHTFUL AM
HEALTHY. Innate . MILES OF
IANTTC RAILROAD, NEW JERSEY.
a n old e7tate consisting cen St E e ! Sc ssvs. 1;a th2 rs Ids, q
L1 acres u P.1aHGie %it n*S zen dFlIei lato rafms
snme Fifteen Hundred, from various parts OF the middle
St1ts and New England havc settled there the past year
rrIce Of lanI Is 1t the lew sam 81 from SIS IL so per
acre, t-s 500 IS u tIs esst 414l4ty fof Ia production OF
Is C0%aIDEREllI The BkeT sol N THE UNION.
The place u perfectly secure from t7csts-thu obstructive
enemy Oh the laflhsf. CROPS q gram, grass aad fruit
are now grow Ag and eth be seen By exlIninng the
place Itself, a correct judgment c5n be formed Of the
product vene$s OF yhs LAM IIe terms are maize easy
to secure tic rapid Improvement OF the land, which is
only sold for actual inlprorenaen1. The result has been
that within the past year, some three hand'ed houses have
been erected, two mills. one steam, four stores, some
yogty viayav4s ana Peach orchards planted, ana a large
number OF ether Improvements, making it a desirable
and active place OF business.
THE MARt@ET, as the reader may perceive from its loca-
ton, IS tie BEST IN TIE Union.
Produce brings dolblc the p zee than IA locations away
West. Hts known that the earliest and best fruits and
vegetables N this iEiltadG ctrle lruin New Jersey, and
are Annually eXport2d 10 tic extent OF millions.
In locating here the sitter has many advantages. He
Is " ISl'i y tt@ +to"t7 - ol th1 sttat cites o. Ne" Eng
LAM AMI MID lie stats he IS hear his Old Fri endS and asso-
Cations, hes = 6 st Ii a,@ni'y eotere en1g Improvement #
coagfi ri aa{ 81 iti.Gion Is a bcsa.I He can b y every article
ne wants at the cheaptst price, ans sell his produce Tor the
hight5t, (I- tie West lis IS reversed J lie has schools
Tor ms On j irrn, a tAe se1tice; and VIII ENJOY an open
wi:tsr, ana ceightiui Climate, where leveis are utterly
nIk -onn. The rcs.lt Of the change upon thase from
ts& naith lis Eea27a!y oaen 10 restore thcHn To an excel
IN line way of building and improving, lumber car be
obtsi ,e1 at tne mills at Tile rate Of SO 10 Si5 per thou
sana. Bricks from the backyard o2ehcd in the place
every article can h. procured in the place, got caruer-
t. are at hand, ana there is no place il the Union where
d tMi gs and improvements can be made cheaper
iuc r"9Jer will AZ once he struck W tn tue advantages
her presented, and ash himself why tie property la,9
moi oean LiEeh vi before. The Reason is, Il Has never
thrown in the market asd L9iess these S:ate. annts we're
correct, Eo enc woa!d BE- inTieG 10 cAat1 Ut the land b.
fore purchasing. tbs al are expected u do, They will
SEE land unicr cultivation, aGch Is the eSt2at Is tn sci
fl"uGcut that they VII i3 doubt, meet persons, f:on their
own nci@EbHThcoa they VIII witness the ilnpi oreintuts
All can u tge the cnaEa9tar Of the population. Ii they
come w.tL 4 view 10 settle, they should come prepared to
stay & day Or two and Re ready 10 purchase, as locations
cannot b held Oh refusal.
There are tSo daily trains to Ihiiadcirhia, and to all
settlers who improve, TIE RAILROAD Covs4aY GIVES a
FEEE TIcEET FuK SIX MONTHS, AYD i HAIys.Ie. 4IchET FOR
THREE fEAEs.
TIE TOWN OF E~AMN0NT0N,
Tn connection with the agricultural settlement, new
and thriving tHWn has naturally arisen, 1chieh pgtS1atS in
dHcsfeerts toT 0'iy LiRd Q business, r1ficlEarty st2gcs and
BtanlJrtEa5ie>. The Shcs5ES{zeSs could be carried on in
tins place ant market Ia good &6raniage. also cotton bu-
Sjn.a-~, AMI manufactures # .t7riatLtDId! imtEeDtsnts or
Fo47otirs far caSltna snail affict-s. The Improvement
has been 50 rapid Is 10 insure q constant and permanent
sell small opcs, - it would ai-ct the Improvement of the
place, can be had al from 500 AMI upwards.
The Htmnnnton Farmer, a month"; literary and agri-
cultural sh1et, containing full informal Oh d ~IL4Innonton
can b. chained at d cents per anut.Tn.
Titic NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. deeds given, CLAIR Of all
incHTub ancth when money s pail. Routa to tLe land !:
Railroad, at !. A NJ, OF ~ p. II. Fare 50 cents When
there inquire for Mr.. Byrnes. Boarding convenience on
hand. Parties had better stop with Nj. Byrnps, a prin-
cipat, until they have decided as to purchasing, as he
will show them over the land IN his carTiage, free IF tx
pcnsc. Letters and applications Can be addressed to
LanAis & Ryrnes, HaTnnlonton P o, Atlantic Co, New
jersey, OF ;. g. CoHglllju, E02 South Fifth Street, Fhila-
de!ph"s: Mars and information cheerfuily furnished.
July IS, 1s5t-#cn