Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-07-21
AGRICULTURAL SETTLEMENT
TOalI wanting Farms,

4 RARE OPPORTUNITY IN A DE
IA LIGb1FUL and Leai.hy climate, a5 miles
s"ushEast OF Phiiaderhis. on Tie Camden and
AiIda;is RaIroad. New Jersey.
An ed estate. consisting of several thousands OF
acres OF PRODUCT SELL has 6een div ded into
of various s,zes tt sat tie purchaser. popu atoI.
OF some Fifteen Hahdred. iEun parts OF ,ke
Middle States md lew England have >eitied there
,e past year, improved IheIr places and raised CT
eeieHt crops. The price of the land is tne low
sun uI i:oh rs 10 20 per acre; The sou is of ie
best qua'Ity for the production of Wheat Cover,
CL0Uer, Corn, Peaches Grapes aud Vegetg5les IL is
CONSIDERED THE BESI FKUIr soil IN TnE
UNION he place is perfectly secure fiom frosls-
the destructive enemy OF the farmer CrOps of gram
grass aad iruit are nov growing auL eau he seeI.-
By examining The place itself Correct Judgment
can he formed of the p-oductiyeness of The sand.
! he terms are made easy 10 secure the rapid nm
piovenent of the land. winch is only sold for actual
Improvement. 4 he result has heen that within the
pasI three hERd ed houses have been erected
ills, one steam, four Stores some forty vine.
yards and Peach richards planted, and lumber of
other imnrovements. making il desirable and act
i've y ace Of business.
The Norkct, as The reader may perceive from its
location is The best in the country; produce bringing
double Tie price than iocalIons away from the
city and more than double the price than the west
II known III at the earliest and hest fruits and
vegetables in This latitude come from New Jersey.
and annually exported 10 the ext nf mi iiiUns.
In locating here the settler has many advantages.
He is within lew hours ride of the great cities
New England and the Middle States; be is near his
old friends and associations; lie is in settled coun
try, where every Improvement of com ori and civil
ization is at hand. He can buy every article he
wsnts al the cheapest price, ard sell his produce
for the highest, lin the West this is rtversedl he
has schools for his chii ren, DIVINE sEEvIUE, and
will enjoy an open winter aud delightful climate
where fevers are unknown The result o. the change
upon those from tue North, has generally been 10
restore them to excel ent stale of health.
In the way of bui idinr aGd i'm proving lumber can
he obtained the mills the of 10 10 Il dolls
per ihOGs and Bricks from the brick yard oacned
in the place. very article can he procured in tIa
lace. good Carpenters al hand. ard there i no
pia ce in the Union where buildings aud mproy- :
ments can he made cheaper.
Tie reader will once he struck wi III the advan.
tages here presented. and ask himself whv the prop.
eriy has not heen taken III beore. The Is,
never thrown into the market; and uness these
stale mems correct, one would he inv tied
e. aniipe The snd before purchasing; this al are
pecied to do. They W i'll sec land under cuItiva.
tom H. the extent of the settlement that they
viii no douht meet PEI sons from their nrisbo hood
they will witness The improvements and can judge
The character of the population. lf they Come with
view to tile. they should come prepared To stay
day or two and he ready TO purchase as location
annot 'e held on refusal.
There e Two daily trains 20 Philadelphia. and
10 all settlers who improve. the Rail read Company
gives FRsE TICKET FOR SIX MONTHS, and 4 HALF
PRICK TICKET TdR THREE WARS.
THE TOWN OF HAMMONTON
In connection with the agricultural aettlen ent. a
new and thriving town has naturally arisen, which
presents inducements for any kind uf h"s mess.
-icularly stores aud manufactures The Shoe hIs
mess could he carried in this place and m tkei
10 good advantage, also Cotton business, an man
ufactories of agricultural implements or FOun les
for Casting small articles. The improve ment has
been so rapid to insure constant AZ perma'
increase OF business. Town lets of good size, (we
do sell sma i ones II would affect the improve
Of the place,) be had at from l00 dolls. and
upwards
The Hammonton Farme r. a monthly literary and
agricultural sheet. Containing iull irfOrihation o
dammonton, can he Obtained al 25 Cts. per annum
Title indisputable. Warrahtes deeds given, Clear
OF all incumhrance when money IS paid.
Rorrf TO TEE LAND: Leave Vine Street Wharf
Phindephia, lor BainmontOn, hysRai'read, al II, a
NJ, or AZ P.a Fare 80 cents. When there enquire
for Mr.. BYRsEs. Boa riding convcnirnces at hand =
Parties had better st0 with Mr. lYRNEs, prInc ipai
until they have decided as TO purchasing as he " 4
show them the land his carriage, fee of =
pense Letters can he addressed TO Lands d. Brrnes
! Hammonton P o. Atlantic Co. New Jersey, or 5
b. Cou-lIrin in e02, South Fifth Street, phi.aielphia
| Maps ind information cheerfully furnished.
July l459Gmos.