Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-11-18
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Agricultural Settlement,

To ALL WANTING FARMS,
HEALTHY MATT IS MILES s0UTHEAsT OF
PIIlL4DEILHIA On THE CAMDEN \ AT
1ANTlC RAILROAD, NEW JERSEY.
a N old estate consisting of ceveral thousands Of
"A acres Of prodHciie sgii las been divided INTO Farms
of various sizes to sHit the purchaser. a population of
States ANA New England have settled there the past year
improved their places, an& 'aiyei ercelient craps. The
price OF land is at die low sum ct from S5 to $50 per
acre, the soil is Of the b st quality for the production Of
Wheot, Clarey, Co1n, Fatches. Grape. and T~eoeioILs. II
Is CONSIDERED THE BEST FRUIT SOIL IN IHF TNjUN.
The place is perfectly secure from frost@-tlc destructive
enemy OF til" farmer. Crops Of grain. grass and fruit
place it-eif, 4 correct judgment can be iormed OF tho
proirctivcnvss OF the lana. The t.! ms are made easy
to secure the rapid Improvement OF the land. which is
only sold for actual improvement. The result has been
that within the past year, some three hautyed IouSes hay
forty VINEYARDS and Peach orchards planted, and Il large
number OF other improvements, making it a desirable
and active place 0! business.
THE MARKET, as the reader may perceive from Is loc..
t.pn, is the BEST IN TIE UNION.
Pro1"ce brings double the price than in locations away
rom the ct\ ana more than double the price than the
West. It IS known that tie earliest and best fruits and
vegetables il this latitude come from New Jersey, AMI
are annually exported to he extent Of millions
In iacatiIg here the settler has many aIvautag,s. III
is within Il few hours rije q tie great cities OF New ling
'thd aud Middle states, he is near his oil triIIts and ASST
cnnto7f o1r4 ciri3izojion is n kapJ. He can bay ever at.rle
highest, On the West this is reversed. - be las sri!uols
winter. ana deIishtrnj c55Ira mat , ~ r.. n,s'i H. IN "I"n r
unknown. The result OF the change UPON thuse from
IN ii"rth h|a generally 6een TO restore them to an excel
lent STATE of health.
III Tho WY Of building anG improving. Iuinber can he
obtained a. the mails at tie rate Of $40 10 $50 pe. thou
sand. Bricks from the brick yard opcIed in the place.
every aIiici" san he proctiTei in the place, god carpeu-
buildings and a1.rl,,rm.at I'm bc 49, 80 rt,, "a "'5''
Tn" roa:;er wilt at once he H.rarl, with tie advantages
hrrc presented, and ask himself WY the property had
TT t'''' taken UP before The reason is, it was never
thrown in Tho market and unirss tIiese statements were
correct. M one would b. invited 10 exam ne th, land he
tore purchasing. Tins all are cNpacrai 10 do. They will
see Ism m Ter cultivation such Is the cztcnt of the set
t''tlcnt that they VIII Ia doubt, meet persons. from tllc;r
OWE u"i4hborIoGd they viii witness she improvements
an! san iIiet the character Of The population. If thev
come " t1 4 view tuSalt:r. they should come prepared 10
stay a day "rtwo and b. ready 10 purchase. a. locations
eatnnut b. held Oh refusal.
1l-rr are Two daily trains TO Philadelphia, and to ali
settlers VII" improve, The l}ALEoAn COMPANY oIvEs =
FREE Ticker Ful. SIX MONTHS, AID ! uAL-rEICE 1IcG:lT FOR
THREE YEARS.
THE TOW OF HANNoNT0N.
In connection with tie agricultural settlement, a new
AMI thriving town has naturally arisen. 'rhich presents in
daceateatsJr any Ltnd u business. pa icHiayiy stores and
"tdpH5dctaFies. The Shire Ls iuc,& could be carried on in
Tins place ana market to good advantage, also cotton bg-
siiesS, an manufactures of agricultural implements or
F3HnLi iS far ct@iEg small aftjciS. The improvement
has been 50 rapid as to insGre a constant and permanent
of business. Town lots Of good si2c. We do not
sen small ones, Is 1t would affect the Improvement OF the
can he had at from 500 and upwards.
The Ntmnta7in5i FayHasr. a monthly literary an agri-
r'!tHral sheet, continuing IuIi itiurfnat0A OF IiaIunouton
rai b" obtained at - cents per aululn. |
Ittic lsisputabie-warrante deeds given. clear Of Ali |
incTtab "ncrS when money il paid. Bopt' To- the land
lttiiftfii, at Z \. NJ. or 4h@ =. NJ, Fare 50 cents. When
here inquire for Nr. ByrHcs. Boarding convenience an I
land. Parties had better stop with Mr.. Bytnes, a prjn-
'lpti. antil they have decided as to purchasing, MS he !
will show them over the land in his carriage. tee Of eN- /
'tnSe. ''"rs and applications can be addressed To
.Rn-is By 5, liammonton p. o., Atlantic Co, Now .
.'rsrY, =. B. Coughhn, 20? South Fifth Street, Phila-
Maps and information checrtully furnished.
July Is, lS59-+6m