Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-07-14
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AGRICULTURAL SETTLEMEN
To all wanting Farms.

A RARE OPPORTUNITY IN A DR.
| IA LIGHTFUL and healthy climate, 25 mill
| South East OF fEia delphia. on The Camden al
Atlantic Railroad. New Jersey.
An cid estate. consisting OF several thousands
acres OF produetiue soil. has been divided Farm
uf various sizes to sHit the purchaser populatiu
| of some Jteen HUadred from various parts of I'll
N idd'e States snd ew England, have seitIed the.
the past year. improved their places and raised G
oedeRt crops. The price of the land is the 10
Of from s IS 10 S2h per acre; the soil is of h
best quality for the production of Wh1GS, Gore
| Cl0ser Corn, Peaches, Grapes aud Vegetables. 1t
| CONSIDERED THE BEST FRUIT SOII.IN TH
UNION. Hhe place is perfectly secure from iross-
the destructive enemy Of the farmer. Crops of graf
grasssad trait are now growing aaG Can he seen =
| By examining the place itself. correct jIdgmeI
can be Termed Of the product .veness of the lam
| The terms made easy secure the rapid IL.
provemept of the land, which is only sold for ae:a4
improvement. The rcsul has been. that within III
past year. three kHES' ID houses have heen c5ectet
two mills, one steam, four stores. some forty via;
yards and Peach orchards planted, ani e. Eunher a
other imnro' cmenis making il desirable and act
| i've p ace of business.
The Market, as the reader may perceive from i,
location the best IN the ecUTtrF; produce tringin
donhle the price than IN locations away from III
City and more than double the price than The wesl
II is known th al the earliest ard lest fruits an
vegetables in tins latitude come from New Jersey
aud annr ally exported TO the rzt NJ ui nj ous
In locating here, the settler has many adva
tie is within lew hours ride OF the great CiIies
New Engi and and the Middle States; he is near b;
old friends and assoctai ios: he a led coun
izatiou is at hand. fie buy every article l.
wants al lie cheapest price, ard sell his pToduc
tor the highest, lin the West this is rGvcrscd,) Il
has schools for his Chi !, rem. DIVINE stEvI.E. an
will enjoy open winter and seli.hI!HI CIim ale
where feyeTs are unknown. + he result The chan
upon those from the North, has generally been l
esiore them to an excel cut stale of heath.
In the way of hu! lding and i'm prGvin z lumber Cal
he obtained the mills the of ~ Is dolls
per thous and Bricks from the brick yard oPene
in the place. very article be procured in thr
10 AZ ham sItnt i m
pia ce in the Union where buildings aiul iInprov.
menis can he made cheaper.
The reader will at once he struck wi III the advan
tages mere presented. ami ask himself why the prop
eriy has not been taken ua befSre. The Is,
was never thrown into The mark ct; and uni iess thes
statements were correct. would he invite,
o examine the Snd before purchasing; this all ar
expected to do. They w i'll see land under cultiva
tIon; sue H. the extent of the settlement that the,
wi,l no doubt meet pea sons from their neighbo hO OF
they will witness the improvements and can juds
the Character Of ,he population. II they will
aview to tile, they should come prepared to stal
d. ay or Two and be ready to purchase, location
annot 'e held on refusal.
There a'e Two daily trains TO Philadelphia. ant
TO all settlers who improve. the Rail road Company
gives FREE TfCkET FOR MONTHS, and { HALF
tRicr TICKET FER THREE YEARS.
TIRE TOWN OF HAMMONTON.
In connection with the agricultural settlen ent,
new and thriving town has naturally arisen, which
presents inducements for any Kind of bns mess pa
ueua rly stores and mauAfac tories The Shoe bus
iness could be carried on in this place and marke
TO good advantage, also COTTON business, an man
nfactories of agricultural implements Founde re-
for Casting smals articles. The improve snent has
been so rapid as insure constant ard permar en-
increase of business. Town let's of good size, (vi
do not sell small owes i, would affect the improve
ment of the place. can be had from 100 dolls an.
upwards
The Hamponton Farmer. monthly literary ant
agricultural sheet, containing full information o
dammont0n, can he obtained al 95 cts. per annum
Title indispuiable. Warrantea deeds given, clea
OF ell inC Cumhrance when money is paid.
RouTE TEE LAEp: Leave Vine Stree, Wharf
PhiiadeIphis. Tor Hsmmcnton, by Railroad, at IT. A
NJ, or At, P. Fare 30 cents. When there enquir,
l"r Mr. ByRsKs. Boarding ornvcniences at hand -
Parties had better sto with Mr. RYRsEs, primo pal
until they have decided as 20 purchasing. he W l
show them over the land in his carriage, free of
pense. Letters can he addressed to Lands q Bvrne-
Hammonton p. o.. Atlantic Co.. New Jersey, or s
B. Couchlin, e02 South Fifth Street, Phiiadeiphia
Maps and information elIeerfulIy furnished.
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