The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1859-11-18
NEW aCRlCULTURiL SETTLEMENT,
TO ALL WANTING FARMS,

NEW AGRlCTLTURlL SETTLEMENT,
TO ALL WANTING FARMS,
RARE OPPORTUNITY IN a DELIGHTFUL
am HEALTHY CLIMATE 25 MILES SOUTH
Fast OF PAIL LADELPHIA. ON TIE CA3l-
DEN AND ATLANTIC RAILROAD,
NEW JERSEY.
,a estate consisting OF several thoussnd Of
sa or ,yo9,,cfige soil has been divided INTO Farms
of various sizes TO sat fhf purchaser. PoPuia-
80 Of some Fifteen Hundred, from various parts
f Tho middle States and New England have seitiea
there the past year, improved their places am
- srcsyksaf crope. The price OF The land IS al
49, 1o,c sun1 of from Sl5 to $50 per acre, the SOIL
+he hast ouaIity for the production oil Wtfet.
rryo,.y Corn. PeacieN, Craps ant Heeef20leS. -
y CONSIDFRED THE BEST FREIF SOIL IN
TpF Union. TIE place Is perfectly secure from
t,osts-rbe destructive enemy OF the farmer. Crops
Of grain. grass and fruit are now growing and can
he Sem Br examining the place itself, correct
Judgment can be formed OF the prodnctVeness OF the
land The terms are made easy TO secure the rapid
in,nrovemeut Of the land., which IS only sold for
gtinai i,aprorenent The resnt has been, that
within the past year. some ee h~7drf@ h0"zsS have
been erected, mills, steam, four stores, some
forty vinvards and peach orchards, planted, and
arge number OF other Improvements, making 1t
desirable and active place of business.
TIE Market,
"a the reader NAV perceive from its location IS the
BEST IL TIE UNION,
Products bringing double The price than IN ioca-
fiops away from the city and more than double the
,,rire in the West. II is known that the earliest
and best fruits and vegetables in this latitude come
from New Jersey, and are annually exported to the
extent Of millions.
In locating here, the settler has many advantages
he within few hours ride Of The great cities OF
Wy Fpula0d ami Middle coHnfrg ic4sye f"s5g 57F-
-,s,,s,t oF cg9ajort amt cis7i-g'ioR is 0t haHE.-
he can buy every article he wants al the cheapest
prlre an sen his produce for the highest, On the
West This IS reversedJ ne has schools FOR has caii-
drap. g;rjae se,tirs and will enjoy open winter,
and delight tlu cluste where tevers are utterly an
known. The resaitot the chenge nPon those from
me north has generally been 10 restore them 10 an
excellent state cl health.
In the way Of building aud improving, lumber
ran be obtained al the mills al The rate o. 9lV 10
SIS per thousand. Bricks from the brick yard
onsnrd in the Biace, every article can be procured
in the race good carpenters are at band and there
* no mace in the Union where boildinss and I'M
movements can be made cheaper.
The reader wIll at oace be struck with the
advantages herePresented, and ask hiHseli Why tne
7roperry has no. been taken uP before. The reason
;. y was never thrown in the market and unless
these statements were correct, would be IN
vited 10 examine the land before purchasing Ihis
all are expected 10 DO. They "Il sell t3nd Under
nIfivation such is the extent oi the settlement Iha'
,h., ,rtlI no dc,.bt ,aeet persons from their owH
neiGbborhoot: they will witness the Improvement
and can Judge me character olthe population Ii
thew come with view to settle, they should come
prepared to stay day or '"o ana be ready 10 PUr-
chase. as locations caUaot be held o. refusal.
,rAere are t,.a 4. -, trains Phiiadap phw, and
to al settlers Who imprcve, ~ R,rGao,p
.r.ys FREE TICKET FOR SIX MONT, ,Sp H"'"
,.e,rE TtCKET FoR FEEEE YEARS. .--,,,.-
'-''- THE TOWN OF HAMNoNIoN'
..i,r with the agricultural settlement,
,,v and thriving town has naturally arlsr' ""'1"
nrassurs inducements for any kih" o. So
particularly stores and ,rF market