The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-09-16
New Agricultural settlement.

To all Wanting Fnrms,
A Rare Opportunity m Delightful
and Healthy Climate,25 miles Suuth-
East of Philadelphia, on the Game
don and Atlantic RnilrOad, New
Jersey.
An old estate consisting Of several thousands OF a, res
of orpRoDUCrIvE souhas been divided into arms Of va.
rous sizes to suit the purchaser population of some
Fifteen hnndred from various parts Of the middle
states aud New England have settled there the past
year, improved their places end raised excellent crops
The price ofthe land Is at the low sum Of from SIS to
SEQ per acre. the soil Is Of the best quality for the prn
duction Of Wheat, Glover, Corn Peaches, Grapes and
Vegetables. 1T IL CONSIDERED rHE BEST
FRUIT sOlLIN THEUNlON The place isneriect.
" secure from frost-lhe destructive enemy ofthe far
mer crops Of grain grass and fruit are now growing
and seem by examining the place itself, cor.
rect judgement can be 70 med Of the prodnctveness of
the and The terms made easv to secure the rapid
provement The result has heen, that within the past
year some three hundred houses have been erected,
ami peach orchards, plRnted, and lorse nnmber Of
other Improvements, making IL desirable aud active
THE MARKET.
the reader may perceive from its location {, the
BEST IN THE UNION,
Produce bringing double the price than In locations
ircm the city, gnd more than double the price than
the West. ltis kuown hutthe earliest and best fruits
and vegetables in this latitude come from New Jersey,
and annually exported TO the extent Of millions
In locating here the seueT has many advantages -
tie Is within few hours ride Of the great cities New
Engand and Middle States, he Is near his old friends
andasocioatons he i In settled country whore every
improvement Of comfort and civilization l. at hand
Tie can buy every article he wants at the oheapes,
price, and sell his produce for the highest (n the West
this Is teyeHol he has schools for his chi ldrcn divine
service, and will enjoy sn open wnter and delightful
climate, where feyen utterly unknown. The result
ofhc change upon those ofthe th hes generally been
to restore them to an excellent stale ofheahh.
IN the WAY Of building and improving lumber can be
obtained the mills the rate OF sOto per thous
and. Bricks from the brick yard opened in the place
every article be procured in the place good chnan
tiers afs a. hand, and there is no place in the Unior
wheTeJp pplldlpgi and Improvements eap b mad'
Tte readsrWinat once be struck with the adyantage
hero presented, and ask himsef why the property ha
not been taken M beore The reason H. u was neve
thrown In tho ma and unessthese statements wer
correct no would DO invited 70 examine the Ian,
before purchasing. This all are expected do The
vii land under cultivation such Is the extent Of th
settlement that heNwt no loubl, meet persons, fron
their own hoFhhofhoodi they will wtnesi the Improve
ments, and can Judge the character oihe population.
Ifthey come with a view TO settle they should com
prepared 70 stay day and BE- ready to purchase
as locauons cannot be hedon refusal,
Thcro arc two daily trains 10 Philadelphia, and 10 Al
Fuss TIcKer ios six months, and half-pdce Tieke
InE TOWN OF HAMMoNToN.
ia connection with the agricultural settlement, nev
and thriving town has naturally arisen, which present
inducements Tor any kind Of hnsinoss, particularly Store
and manufacturer, The Shoe business could be col
ried on IN his place anu pfAet 10 epou auNanlage ~
50 cotton business, aud manufactures Of nsrcnltur,
Implements, Founddes for casting small article q
The Improvement has been rapid 10 insure a con
stant aud permanent increase Of business. Town ol
ef good sizeWe do not sell small ones, as would e
feet The improvement ofthe piaeeean be had At ifoI
100 and upwards
A The uAaNoNroS FARNKR, monthly literary and n
rcunral sheet, containing Of ammol
ton, can be obtained Al e5 cents per annum.
Title ndispptable--waWuntee deeds Riveni clear
an iucumbCFauce When money is patti. Route 10 N
land,leave Nine street whnrf Phil adeinbia fnr Han
montou BY Railroad, ut7h A. NJ, 0t4h 2. NJ Far
a0eents- When there inquire tor Mr, Byrnes, n0au
ing convomcncos on hand. Parties had better sto
with Mr., Rynes, principal, until they have decide
A. 20 purchasing, as he viii shoN them The land
his eauiaEe, tee ofexpenfe Letters and application
can he addressod 10 Lands RyFnes, Hammoniou
o., Atlantic Co., New dorsey, or 8. b. Conchln 2s
soath finh Street. Philadelphia.
Man and inloImaion ehasFinly fnEnl shad Llull $50