Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-11-11

as he reader may perceive from its location is the
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Produce bringing double the price than in locations
from The city and more than double The price than
,he West IL is known that the earliest and best fruits
and vegetables in this latitude come from New Jersey,
and annually exported 90 the extent OF millions
In locating here. The settler has many Advantage
II is within few hours ride uf the great cities ~ New
England and Middle States he is IN settled country
irhcye etery improvement Of comfort aud cirization
az hand lie can buy every article he wants at the
cheapest price and sell his produce for the highest GIN
the West This Is rcyesod) Dc has schools for bis chill
drcn dire Serrice and will enjoy open winter aud
delightful climate where fevers are utterly unknown
The result Of the change upon those from The NORTH has
generally been 30 restore them 20 an excellent state Of
health.
In The way Of building and improving, lumber can be
ehlinCd The mills the " $40 Co SIS per th1us
and Bricks FROM the brick yard opened n the place.
every article can be procured n the place, good carpu
tiers are al Land, and there Is place Ia hc Uniou
where buildings and Improvements De made cheaper
The reader will az once Dc struck with the Advantage
here presented and ask himself why the property haa
not been taken up before The reason is was never
thrown 10 the market and unless these statement were
correct would be invited 10 examine the land bee
fore purchasing. This all expected 20 do. They will
zee land under cultivation such Is the extent o the sct-
Element that they will doubt meet persons from
their own neighborhood they will witness the improve
they with view 10 SETTLE they should come pre-
pared 10 stay day two and be ready purchase
locations cannot be- held refusal
There two daily trains Philadelphia aud to nll
settlers who improve, THR RAILROAD COMrAsY OWES A
EREE TICKET ron SIX MONTHS, AND A nALF-rHtcE
/ lIckEI fph IHhhE YEARS.
THE TOWN OF HAMMONTON
In connection with the agricultural settlement new
and thriving town has naturally ariseu trhieh presents
t,duceDe fer ayy kind Of business patfcutlly s0rfs
and manufactures The Shoe business could be carried
in this place and market good advantage also cot
ton business. aud manufactures Of Ggric0a 1fglc-
'nenf or FoVnderes for casting small articles The u-
proyement has been so rapid 10 insure and
permanent increase Of business Town lots Of a good
size, do not sell small ones it would effect the inn
proyemon Of lhe place, can be had from 500 and up
wards.
Inc iaamoaton Far~er, monthly literary and apri-
cultural sheet containing full information Of Hammon-
ton, can be obtained at 25 cents per aunum
lite disputahlc-WarTantce deeds given clear Of all
incumbrauce when money is paid. Route 10 the land
leave Vine street wharf Philadelphia for Hammonton b,
Railroad, at - a. NJ, or l2 =. NJ. Fare 90 cents
When there, enquire for Mr.. Byrnes. Boarding oonve
niences On hand Parties had better stop with Mr.
Byrnos, principal until they have decided as TO pur
chasing as he will show them over the land in his car
rage free Of expense Letters and applications can D.,
addressed TO Lands Bymos. Hammonton 7. o., Al
lanue Coz New jersey or S. Is. Coughin, 2O2 S0utt
Fifth Street Philadelphia Maps and information cheer
fully furnished 5l56