Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-07-28
AGRICULTURAL SETTLEMENT
To an wanting Farms,

A RARE OPPORTUNITY IN ADE..
IA: LIGHTFUL and healthy climate, 2S miles
Soulh East OF Philadelphia. on the. Camden and
Atlantic Railroad. New Jersey. .s5 g--
An old estate. consisting Of several thousands of
acres Of productive SOIL has been divided into Farms
Of vsrious sizes TO ssit fAs pureAassr population
Middle States and Nsw4EngIAnd have settled there
the past year, improved their places, end ,aissd
eeilent crops. The price Of the land is al the low
best qualify for the productian Of Wheat, Clever,
TaE BEsT FsTIr sIf SOIL n Ia.
the destructive enemy or the farmer. Crops OF grain
grass aud irui, arc How growing Can BE- seen -
can be formed OF tse product iyensss es shs isnd'
The terms made easy 70 secure the rapid i'm
provement of the land which is only sold Tor aexai
past ytar. thrss hxnd Cd houses have been erecfed
two mills, one steam, four stores some forty vine
yards and Peach orehards planted. and tumber OF
o.her improvements making II q Desirable and act
The Msrket. az the reader may perceive from its
Is hs best is sAs sssstry; Psedues bringing
doahle the price than in locations o&ay from the
CITY and more than double the price than the west.
IL 10 known th at the earliest and hest fruits and
vegetables in this latitude from New Jersey.
and ally exported 10 the ext of mi lions.
In locating here. the settler has many advantages.
he 10 within lew hours ride OF The great Cities of
New England and the Middle states; be 10 near his
old friends and ions; he in settled eoun.
try, where every Improvement OF com and civil.
ization 10 al hand. He can buy every srsieie he
wsnts A. the cheapest price, and sell his prcdre
for the highest, lin the West this 10 reyersed he
has schools for his. chihTen, pIvIsE sERvIcx, and
will enjoy an open winter and delish,fal climate.
upon those from the North, has generally hasn 10
estore them to an exeel emf state of health.
be obtained at the mills a the rste 10 70 Is dolls
per thous and. Bricks from the brick yard opened
in the place. very article can he procured in The
lace, good Carpenters are al hand. and thers IL NO
plR ce in the Union where buildiups and improye-
| ments can he made cheaper.
The reader will At once be struck wi III the adyan
tages here presented and ask himself why the prop
erty has noe BEEN taken up befsre The feason h It
thrown into the msrket; and unless these
,.s.emenis we're otfsss. no enc would 1e invnea ~,
expected to do. They " i'll see land under Cutiva-
tion sue is the extent Of the settlement that they
viii doubt meet pc, sons from their neishborheod
they vii wi tness The improvements and can Judge
the character Of the population. " they come with
aview to tile. they should come prepared to stay
day Or Two and he ready 70 purchase, - loessions
There are two daily trains TO Philadelphia. and
to all settlers who improve the Rail road Company
gives FREE TICKET FOR MONTHS, and . HALF
PRICE TICKET FER THREE YEARS. ~ ss,-s
THE TOWN OF HAMMONTON.-
In connection with the agricultural; setrem ent, .
new and thriving Town has naturally arisen. which
presents inducements for any kin of bss mess. par
ticularly stores and manufac tories The Shoe bus
mess could be carried in this piaee and market
10 good advantage, also cotton business, an man
ufactories Of Agricultural implements or
for casting email articles. The Improve ment has
be SO rapid as insure constant and perna
increase ssssiassss Iesps lsss of-sood sine, (w
do not sell small oues ss would asct the improve
men of the place., be had al ffom 100 dolls and
upwards r-z- 51sff ,Sg s. luif
The Hammonton Farmer. montsly literary and
agricultural Sheet Containing full infcY alton Of
dammonton, cen be obtained at 25Jrts. Der snnum.
Title indisputabie. Warrantea deeds given, clear
! OF all ineum hranee when money 10 paid.
Rourr TO TEE Land: Leave Wins s,res, Wharf.
Philadelphia Tor Hammonton. by Railroad, al ", A.
NJ, or a, Pm Fares0 cents. When there enquire
for Mr. BYRSrs- Boarding conveniences at hand -
Parties had better with Mr. RYRERs, principal.
iii they have decided TO purehasing AZ he will
show them over the land in his carriage free OF ex
pense Letters he addressed 10 Lands Byrnes.
Hammonton r. O.. Atlantic Co.. New Jersey, or 8.
B. Coughi in 202, South Finn Street, PhilaisIphia
Maps and information cheerfuliy furnished.
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