Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-11-10
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AGRICULTURAL SETTLEMENT
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4 RARE OPPORTUNITY IN A DE-
"A LIfHTFUL and healthy climate, % miles
SOUTHEAST OF fhila de!rhia. On the Camden aAd
AtlshtIG Railroad. New Jersey.
An cid estate. consisting of several thousands of
acres of prodaefrs sell has keen vded into Farms
ol voreus sizes 10 SUIT ths purchaser population
of some Fifteen HEhdred. irum various parts the
Middle States aud lew England, have seitIed there
the past year, improved their places and raised
eeLsHt crops. The price Of the land is AZ the low
sum OF irol s5 TO $e0 per acre. the soil is of the
hest quaiity for the production of ,RAeat, CIODer,
Ciorsr Corn, Peaches, Grapes aud Vegetables 1t is
Considered TIE BEST FRUIT SOu, IN THE
UNION The place is perfectly secure from frosts-
the destructive enemy of the farmer. Crops of grain
grass aud iruit are now growing anu Can be seen
by examining the place itself. correct Judgment
can be formed Of the P'otuctiyeness OF The land.
The terms are matte easy TO secure the rapid i'm
improvement. The result has been, that withia the
past Gar. three hundred houses have been erected
two mills, one steam, four siores forty vine
yards and Peach orchards planted, and a rumber of
ssother improvements. making il desirable and
+ Of ausisesa-
The Market, as the reader may perceive from its
location is the best in the country; produce bringing
double The price than in locations away from the
city. and more than double the price than the west
u Is known th at the earliest and hest fruits and
vegetables IN this latitude come from New Jersey,
and are anura ally exported 10 the mi lions
IN locating mere. the settler has many advantages
He 10 within few hours ride Of the great Cities
New England aud the Middle States; be is near his
old friends and associations he Is in settled eoun
try, where every Improvement of com ort and civil
ization is a. hand. He Can buy every article h
wants al the cheapest price, and sell his produe
for the highest, lin the West this is reversed,) h
mas Schools Tor his chi!Iren, DIVINE SERVICE, ane
VIII enjoy an open winter asd delightful clinat
where fevers are unknown. The result OF the change
upon those from the North, has generally been 10
restore them to an excel ent state of health.
In the way OF hui lding and improvin g, lnmher Can
De obtained at the mills at the rate of lu to Is dolls
per thous anc Bricks from the brick yard opened
IN the place. every article can be procured In tae
place, good carpenters al hand. and ihers is
place in the Union where buildings aud improve
ClCauPr
The reader viii at once be struck with the advan-
tases here presented. and ask himself why the prop
erly has not been taken up beure. The is,
was never thrown into the ct; and unless these
statements were correct. would be invited
TO examine the and before purchasinas fhis aIlsre
expected I" do. They W i'll see land under entiya-
ton sue lis the extent of the settlement that they
NIL no doubt meet PEI sons from their neighborheod
they will witness the imp rovements and Judge
the Character Of the population. If they with
aview to s. tile. they should come prepared to stay
day or TWO and be ready TO purchase. - locations
There ace two daily trains TO PhiIsdelpbis. and
TO all settlers who improve. the Railroad Company.
gives a FREE TICKET FOR SIX MONTHS, and uALr.
PRICE, TICKET FER TiRxE WEARS. - e.
THE TOWN OF HAMNCNTON. e
In cOEueciion with the agricultural settlements
new and thriving town has naturally arisen, which
presents iuu for any kind of hss iness par
ticularly stores and manufactures. The Shoe bl-s
mess could he carried on in this place and market
to good advantage, also Cotton business, an man
uiaetories of agricultural implements Fopndeiies
Tor Casting small articles. The improve n ent has
heen so rapid as TO insure constant ard
increase oil husincss. Town lots of good size, I've
do not sell smaa ones IL would affect the i'm proye-
ment Of the plaee can be had al from IOU dolls. and
upwards
The Hammnntcn Farmer. monthly literary and
agricultural Sheet Containing full inform alton OF
can he obtained at 25 cts. per annum.
Title indispuiSbie. Warrantes deeds given, clear
of all ineumhTanee when money is paid.
RoUrE To TIE LAND: Leave Vine Street Wharf.
Philadelphia Tor Hammonton. by Rsfirosd, al ~ A.
NJ, or u, Pm Fare 80 cents. When there enquire
for Mr.. byRNrs. Boarding eonvonienees at hand -
Parties had better stot with Mr. RyRSEs, principal,
atil they have decided TO purchasing. as he will
show them over the land in his carriage, free OF
peusc Letters can be addressed TO Laus * Ryrsr.,
tammonton 7. o., Atlantic Co., New Jersey, o.
B. Cou.hlin, zoe South Firth Street, Phila..ephia
NJ APPS and information eheerfully furnished.
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