The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1859-11-04

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70 AL WANTING FARMS,
.PARE OPPORTUNITY III A DELIGHTFUL
..npFAT6Y CLIMATE 25 MILES SOUTH
EAST Of PHILADELPHIA, ON THE CAM
DEN AND ATLANTIC RAILROAD,
NEW JERSEY.
An old estate consisting Of several thousand o.
.es If rrolYettus soil has been divided INTO Farms
rrar;ot, sizes 10 sWit tSf purchaser Il Popu!a-
Ton If sor7e Fiftesn Hundred, from various parts
- The middle States and New England have setueo
tssra +ts r,st wear, improved their places, ara
-, .....3j.ut rroDe. The price OF the lana is at
fSs'5' err, Of from SIS 70 $40 per acre, the soil
- .bs bsst quality f5. the production 0! FAsat.
,rfo,.r Cara, Psac5ss, GyaneS ags EsgsfG5Les. "a
* C0ESIDERED The BESI FRGlI SOIL IN
irt1r ITE,Oy. The place IS perfectly secure from
frntfs-the destructive enemy O. the farmer Crops
~ Grain grass and fruit now growing ard eau
he seen Ey examining the place itself, correct
4poent can be formed Of the prod1ctiVeness Of the
and The terms are made easy 10 secure the rapid
ulprovernent CT the land, which IS only sold Tor
.,,yrE i5aDyovsp sptsHt. The result has been, that
yitbin the past year me three hundred houses have
been erected two mills steam four stores, some
forty vinyards snd peach orchards, planted, and
large number Of other Improvements making II
pesirable and active place Of business.
T6EM3RkEI,
as the reader may perceive from is location, Is the
BEST IN TIE UNION,
Products bringing double the price than IN loea-
t,ons away from The city, and more than double the
price in the West. It IS known Ihat Inc earliest
and best fruits and vegetables in this latitude come
from New Jersey, and are annually exported TO the
extent Of millions
n locating here, the settler has many advantages
lie "a within few hours ride oi the great cites q
My Eugiaad aud Eiddle co~utyy seheyc s0syy i'm
,gss1,sat Of comfort zaS ciUik' IS 1t ho@@-
he cqa Buy every nftc!e he wants 1t tae cheapest
r-,ce az sch ass pruJuce for the highest, 90 toe
West this IS revaTsej,) ne has schools ioE ms eAi-
draa atri7s asrajcs, aud "li, ENJOY an open WINTER
and trigato. climate, where ts7eFs are utterly ua-
known The result oi the chenge hPon those from
r-e norh has generally been 10 restore them 10 an
excellent state If aezlta.
In the way Of building and Improving, lumber
ran he obtained ct the mills 81 the rate OF Slo 10
-S1s nar tbogsand. Bricks from the brick yard
coepa5 in the MACE every article can be procured
tr me race; good carpenters - hand, and there
J. TO mace IN the Union where buildings ana I'M
nrovemenrs can be MADE cheaper.
re reader VIII al once be struck with tie
advantages hcIe presented, and ask himself why the
I5-cner.y has not been taken up before The reason
is il was never throwa in the market; and unless
taese statements were correct, no ore would BE lr-
yItei - examine ta@ iaad before purchasing. 44s
All are expected % Go. Tcey Will sell land under
nfivsfo5 Sncl is the extent Of the settlement ;nat
.b.v ,yiII 10 darAt. meet persons from tisir own
rsishbarhoot they wi'} witness the Improvements
md can Judge :1e character cl the population Ii
?lsy cor. WITH = view settle, they should come
prepared 20 stay 6ay ~ two and De ready 10 puf-
casse, as Tocaticns caora: b bald on refusal.
There are Two daily trains 70 Philadelphia, and
10 al settlers W55 improve, z=E RAlLEoAD CoNPANY
l.lvss = F2En TrCEET gC2 SIX MONTHS AND i HALF
rs.cE IlcEsr FcE THREE YEARS.
TaETOWN CT HANM0NTOE.
n convection with the agricultural settlement
rev and thriving town has naturally arisen, Wnicn
presouts inducements Tor any kind Of BUSINESS
rE-s a.. nd