Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-10-20
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AGRICULTURAL SETTLEMENT
Toaii wanting Farms

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4 RARE OPPORTUNITY IN A De.
| N LiGHTFUL and heallhy climate, 25 niles
South East OF Philadelphia. on the Camden ana
| Atlantic Railroad, New Jersey. EtFf 1-I
An old estate. consisting of several thousands OF
acres Of productive soil has been divided into Farms
of vsrious sizes 10 sat Iic purchaser A ton
Of some Fifteen BaHdred. from vsriaus parts Of the
Middle states and lew England, have setfied there
the pa Il year, improved their places and raised e1-
esiieaf erePs The price of the land is ar the low
sum of from s'5 $50 per acre; the soil is Of he
best quality for the production of Wheat ciorer.
Ci0rer, Corn, Peaches Grapes aud Yegeta5Iss Ii is
! CONSIDERED TIE BEST FRUIT SOIL IN THE
UNION The place is perfectly secure from frosts-
the distinctive enemy OF the farmer Crops Of grain
grass and iruit are now growing ano can be seen
by examining the place itself. eorree; judgment
can be formed of the p-oductiveness of The land
| The terms are made easy 10 secure the rapid i'm
provement of the land hich is only sold for aetraT
improvement. The result has been, that within the
past year. three kund cd houses have been erected
two mills, one steam, four stores forty yine-
yards and Peach orchards planted arfd arumber OF
other improvements. making ii desirable and
| i've p ace of business.
7ae Market, the reader may perceive from its
location Is ihe best IN the country; produce bringing
double the price ihan in locations away from the
city and more than double the price than the west
u u Is known N at the earliest and hest fruits and
vegetables in this latitude come from New Jersey,
and are annually exported to the Of mi lions
In locating here. thasetiler has many advantages-
He is within few hours ride of the great eities
New England aud the Middle States; he ID near his
old friends srt associations; he in settled coun
ny. where every Improvement of com ort and civil
izaiion is az hand He buy every article n
wants al the cheapest price, and sell his produg
ior the highest, Tin the West this is reversedl h
has schools for his chil,ren. DIVINE SERVICE, ane
win enjoy an open winter and delightful crimst
where fevers are unknown. The result OF the change
upon those from the North, has generally been 10
iesiore them to an Keel ent state of health
In the way of hui iding and i'm proyin e. IN mber sap
be obtained at the mills at the of 10 IS dolls
per tho"s and Bricks from the brick yard opened
in the place, every article be procured In the
place, good carpenters al hanS, snafher< 10 no
Plase in the Union where buildings aad improve
The reader win once be struck wi In the adyan.
tages here presented and ask himself why tise prop
was never thrown into the and unless these
sialementswere correct, no one would be invited
TO examine the land before purcRasing this all are
expected TO do. They W i'll see land under cultivs-
tion sue il the extent of the settlement that thev
Will no doubt meet pe sons from their neigh hood
they VIII witness The Improvements and can Judge 4
the character of the population. If they come with
avew to s tile, they should prepared to say
day or Two and be ready TO purchase, as locations
There ae two daily trains to Philsdeiphia and :
10 an SEWERS who improve, the Rail road Company
gives TRkk TICKET FOR SIX MONTHS. aud q HALS-
THE Town OF HAMMoNToN. =.
In coLneciion with the agricultural sei,lsm ent,
new aud thriving town has naturally arisen, which
presents inducements for any kind of bas siness par
ncuariy stores and manufactures. The Shoe bus
mess could be led In this place and market
TO good advantage, also cotton business, and man
ulaetories Of agricultural implement Peunderiss
for casting small srticies. The Improvement has =
NSch 81 ~ insure consttht ara permanent
increase of business. Town lots of good size I've
do not sell small ones II would Affect the i'm prove
ment OF the pace) be had al from 100 dolls. And
upwards :
The Hsmmontou Farmer. monthly literary andal
agricultural sheet, Containing FULL inforhsasonI Of,
dammontou. can be obtained at IS per ,sansu.,
Title indisputabie. Wsrrantes deeds given elesr
OF all incumhranee when money, 10 paid. :.
RoUTE TO TEX LAND: Leave Vine Street Wharf,
Tor Hsmmon,on, BY Rairoaa. al u. A.
~, or II, IN Fare 30 eerts. When there enquire
for Mr.. bYRsxs. Boarding eonvenienees al hand -
Paties had better stoi with Nr BYssEs, principal.
show them over the land In his carriage free OF ex.
pense. Letters can be addressed 10 Lanais q Hyrnes
u iammonton P. o.. Atlantic Co.. New Jersey, or g.
;. Coughlin. 2Os, South Finh Street, Philadelphia
asPs and Information ehesrfally farnished.
july l4596mos.