Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-07-29
NEW
Agricultural Settlement.

TO ALL WANTING FARMS,
HEALTHY CLIMATE 70 NILES OF
IAN1IC RAILROAD, NEW JERSEY.
A ~ ac Gta 9sI s1si e91nsl asa t. q psS seV fiIils tn1 iaia Palr6 q
Of various : zes to srit the purchaser. a population Q
states and New England have settled there the past year
improved their places, aud raise3 e~rceilent crops. Tbs
price OF land is at the low sum Of from SIS 10 $50 pei
What; 67oser, Corn, Peaches, Grapes end Tegetalles. IT
Is Considered THE BEST FRUIT SOIL IN TIL UNION
The place is perfectly secure from frosts-the destructive
enemy Of the fal mer. Crops OF grain, giaSs and fruit
place Itself, a correct Judgment can be formed Of the
producL4veness OF the land. 1he terms are made easy
only sold for oct"dt improvement The result has been
that within the past year, some three hu7adred houses have
forty %TiayarGs and Peach ORCHARDS planted and u large
number OF other improvements, making it a desirable
AMI active place Of business.
TIE MARkET, as the reader NAV perceive from its loca.
ton, is the BEST IN THE UNION.
Produce brings double the price than in locations away
from the city, and more than double the price than the
West. 1t IS known that the earliest and best fruits ana
vegetables in this latitude come from New Jersey, and
are annually exported to the extent Of millions.
In locating here the settler has many advantages. He
is within a few hours ride Of the great cities Of New Eng
land and Aidi!e States, he is near his Oil friends anu asso-
Citations, he IS in Il Sc LII country 1ciere eusry improvement q
comfort ana q. itisotion Is q honi- Hc ctn buy every artc.c
he wants at the cheapest price, ans Sill his produce tor the
for his children, diefite Serrloe, and VIII enJoy an open
winter, and delightful climate, where feyers are utterly
unknown. The result of the change upon those from
the north has generally Been to restore them to an excel
lent state of health.
In the way OF building and improving, lumber can he
cbtaincl at the mills At the rate of $40 to sis per thou
sand. Bricks from the brick yard opened in the place,
every article can be procured in the place, good carpen-
tiers arc a. hand and there is no place in the Union where
buildings and improvements can b. male cheaper
The Reader Will 1t 02ca BE- struck " tn the advantages
here presented, aud ask himself why the property hat
not bacn taken up before. The reason Is, it WAS never
thrown in the market ami unless these siatelaeats were
correct, no ole woI:ld BE- invited to examine the land be-
fore purchasing. This all are ezpectet to do. They viii
see land m Ter cultivation, such is thu extent Of tue set
tleTnGat that they VIII no doabt, me I persons, from their
own ncighborhood they will witness the improvements
and can judge the cniracte = Of the population. IF they
come y tn 4 yicw to Sa.ttc, they should come prepared to
stay d tHy or two aad be ready To purchase, as locations
There are two daily trains to Philadelphia, an to all
settlers who improve, TIE RAILROAD C0MPASY GIVES 4
THREE YEARS.
TIE TOWN OF I~IAMNoNT0N.s
In connection With the agricultural settlement, n new
and thriving town has naturally arisen. schicA presents in
ducescrt$ for Gay 11HE # bHsiat&, 1ai,aiuI!y stores c7d
nIREJccae7isS. The Shoe business could be carried Oh in
lhLS place AMI nzarke: 70 good Advantage, also cotton bu-
FaHndries for cGst:aV small articles. The Improvement
has hscI 50 rapid as to insure Il constant and permanent
tncreasr Of business. 1oEh lots Of good 81 re, we do not
sell SINAI! ones, az it would affect the Improvement OF the
place, can b. had at t:@I= 5lGo and upwards
The Hqns1igHtoa Fju7ser, a monthly literary and agri-
cultural sheet cont tHing full nliUrintt on of HanuIontUn
can b" nb-linct at IS cents per annuin.
Title inisplt lbe-warrante2 deeds given, CHAR Of all
incuInb anCes when III 1ney is pail: ROIte TO the iant ::
leave Vine street wharf, Philadelphia 70: H1mmonton by
Railroad, at ~ a. M, or4tz p. NJ, Fare 90 cents. When
there inquire for Mr., ByrncS. Boarding convenienccs on
hand. Parties had BITTER stop ~ith Mr.. Byrnes, a prin-
cif,aI, until they have decided as to purchasing, rs he
pense. Letters aud applications can be addressed to
Lands & Byrucs, Hainluouton I. o. atlantic Co, New
jersey, or :. &. CAighin. 202 S5Gth Filth street, Thila-
delphia. Maps and Information c~heerfuIly farn isbcd.
July Is, lS59-*lm