Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1859-01-19
HAMMoNToN LANDs.-N,w

- AMAoN1ON Ian DS.-Nsr E1pE.s<
- Setttement.-Rare OpportHAifv-T, az
'cqllfing FarzaS-in q healthy place frcsg.g- 6s.
1nties from Philadelphia, on the Camden and AZ
| lantic Railroad New Jersey. An sld estate has
recently been opened for sale, and the frat ai,i-
sion of 10000 acres divided up into farms of %
cres and upwards. The soil is of the Je,f ouaItv
Tor the production of fruits grains, &c The pris.
Is oIo 10 eZo per acre payable in easy quarter
yearly instruments, within term of four year,
with interest. The terms arc made easy in ors.r
to insure the rapid improvement of the land b.
enabling eysTy industrious 5uv a fzrng /,
Is now being extensively improved by good raaaE
and some of the best citizens from New Fn.Is I'd
and the Middle States are erecting largo imprnys
menis 1t is scene of the greatest Improvement
been built in months. Practical farmers ara b..
sincss men from the length and breadth of the L
mon are settling there 1t is important bu Al
ness place, on account of its being in the midst of
great market. Every article raised on this lard
nnds an immediate sale. sThe water is excellsn,
and no such thing fever is known The soil !,
d sandy or clay loan, with clay bottom and re-
te'stics of mauures. 1t is free of stone. and c.s;i
worked. 1t abounds largely in the phosnba.es
and such is its fertility that from the crops nra
dueed both upon this land and the oroa adjoip-
lhG ander cultivation. it will be found not 10 be
eSceied anwhere IN the production of crops moxf
adapted to its market. The reader NAV be v.s
aware that the earliest and the best frui,s ana VOC
etloIes t come from New Jersey. which arc annual.
~ exported to the amount of millions of dolIs-.
Ihe land, besides being accessible in eyery wav
tor fertilizers, has abundant supply of the hct
quality of muck manure
Lumber and building materials can be haa a.
the spot at a cheap price. from the mills Orbsr
mills are now being opened and brickvards hs;,
started on the ground person can put up
tiaie ram tenement Tor present convenience for one
hundred dollars. On account of the extonsivs e,n
lgration- this is the best course to pursn. in 90
70 get place to live in Mt frat Carpentersspd hnI
are on hand oput MP houses the best term,
IN settiing mere the emigrant has many adyap
tages lie Is Within few hours ride of the era.,
ciues e IN the Middle States and New England: be
Is near his old friends and associations he is in
settled country. whsre every improvem.n, "a
comfort of civilization is at hand he il in a haI
thy place, and is SUBJECT to the certaintS -
hIg tne greater part of his family and his ows
reaIa oy those inallg fevers which make the
graves OF SO many millions of the young and bsr
dy IN far off regions away from home and fricnSs
beSides he has mild climate and an open winteT
mere are three trains daily to PHILADELPHIA
ana 10 all those who improve the railroad conn,
ny gives free ticket
ne reader will at once be struck with the ad
vahtages mere presented, and ask himself yhytho
property has not been taken up before Tha
son Is, 1t was never thrown in tho marie, and M
!ess theSe statements were correct no one would bs
InVited to examine the land before purchasing
nna ns at are expected to do They will the land
9nuer cultivation; they will meet persons no
uouot, from their own neigh hborhood; they will
VINES, Itness the improvements, and can judge sf the
chara raeter OF the population. Persons should come
prepared TO purchase "a many are locating and
locations arc not held on refusal
me Hammonton Farmer. monthly literary
agricultural sheet, containing full information
oi Hammonton. will be sent TO each inquirer and
can be obtalned at 25 cents per nnnum
Title indisputable. Warrantee deeds give,
clear OF Sll incum branee. when purchase money I.
paid Route TO the land Leave Vine stree. wba,f
? Philadelphia, for Hammonton by railroad A. -
A. NJ and 81, p. NJ; when there INQUIRE for NJ
Lyrnes. Boarding conveniences will he foun5
eIIG ana abPaieaons & can be addressed TO B.
SoUGHLIN- 202 South Fifth Street below W.irn,
fhiladeiphia Maps and information eba.-rnii
~ Sept. 8, 1SSS-3m