The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1859-10-28

DEN AND ATLANTIC RAILROAD,
NEW JERSEY.
An old estate consisting of several thousand of
acres OF pTodneti0e SOIL has been divided into Farms
OF various sizes TO sat the purchaser. A popua-
ton of some Fifteen Ha0adrea from yarions narts
of the middle States and New England have settled
there the past year, improved their places nuA
raised eToetisut cyoPe The price of the land js al
the low sum Of from SIS TO $40 per acre, the soil
of the best quality for the production oil Wrbeot
CIorsr, Corr, Peaches, GRAPES anu Vsost1BIoe T,r
Is CONSIDERED THE BEST FRUIT SOIL. IN
The UNioN. The place is perfectly secure from
Io'ts-the destructive enemy of the farmer. Crops
of sraln' grass and fruit now growing and can
be seen. BY examining the place itself a correc+ |
Juogment can De formed of the product veness of the
iAha' 1he terms are made easy 10 secure the ranid
Improvement OF the land, which is only sold f.
atE~gf 'mproUsmsnt The result has been that
WITHIN the past year, three hRnRred houses have
been erected, two mills one steam four stores so
iorty Vlnyards and peach orchards, planted. and |
large number of other improvements naLiny - .
peslraole and active place of business
....-- TIE MARKET
sE the reader may perceive from its loratio, = .h
BEST IN THE UNION,
Products bringing double the price than IN Ia, |
Mons away from the city, and more than double the
price IN the West. IL is known thar the aarl;aa. |
and best fruits and vegetables in this latitnd 60
from New Jersey and are annuaIy,, av,,r,t .t tie
extent of millions. '"7
In locating here, the settler has MANY ad,.r,. 7
lie within few hours ride of the great cities or
Ne" England and Middle country icAere epeyv am |
JroVe@e"t Of comfort ami ctUiie =atiou is ar kIud
He can bay every article be wants at the cbeana is
prlee, aui sell his produce for the highest y;r IT, r
west thIs Is reversed) ne has schools Tor his chill IN
dFeh, a'U"e SerOtc and will enjoy an open winter II
and delightful climate where fevers are utterly nm -
known. The result of the change npon those from
the norh has generally been 10 restore them n an 10
excellent state of health. We
can he obts9sd y ana Improving, lumber tbt
RrIpE frnn, L..
onened IN the place, every article can be proc1red
10 the place. good carpenters hand and there it
S no place IN the Union where buildings and i'm are
H'ovemen's can Be made cheaper. %
The reader Will at once be struck with n. WI
advantages here presented, and ask himself uyhv +b
'oper'y mas NOT been taken up before. The reason I
= II was never thrown in the markets and unless
'e>e statements were correct would be IN tue
ted TO examine the land before purchasing This thai
u are expected to Do. They viii sell land undar The
litiVaion, SUCH hr extent of the settlement that
ty VIII no doubt, meet persons from their sse
nooG '-iEy "lli witness the improvements ~
ID can Judge ;ae character afthe popuIation nj Ii
ey come With vieN settts, they shoud coma of NJ
spsE red "a vst95fs esfarss.
There two daily iains 10 Philadelphia, and nj
rs ~ ,rrer ~, sI ToIrns AND nAlr gene
ce TrckRr FOR THEE YEARS. rece
THE TOWN OF HAMMONTON. b
In connection with the agricultural settlement, The
aud thriving has naturally arisen, which rar
asents inducements for any Kind OF business, the
rticulaTy stores and manufactures. The Shoe r.
sness could be carried in this place aud market
good advantage, also cotton business, and man heeH
sctores OF agricultural implements or Foundres caus
casting small articles. The Improvement mas gan!
eel so rapid constant and permanee - -
gease OF business Town lots OF good size, we - -
sell small ones, 'as It would affect the i'm "ou
royement of theplace be had at from $lJo and
q upwards cert
The tammonton Farmer. monthly literary and u,a +,
Eicutursi sheet, containing full nfor|atOn ot
can BE- obtained p cents per annum. S'A
Ti.Ie acknowledgements deeds gwen clear Der
all incumbrance when money is paid. Route 10 sessi
land leave Vine street wharf, PhIaaeiPnia i9 or IL
rnmrnton by Railroad, J 4. NJ. or p. NJ. r;,
re 90 cents When there inquire for Mr. Byrnes -
arding convenences hand. Parties had better ID
p with Mr. ByrHes, principal until they have othe
ided as to purchasing, as he VIII show them over just
applications can be addressed TO Lands x Byrnes,
mmonon P. O., Atlantic Co., New Jersey, or arm
B. Coughlin, 2O2 South Fifth Street, Philadelphia +
ps aud information cheerluy furnished. ed
Aug. 10, 1s59-6m. m n,