American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-02-23
New Agricultural Settlement.
roALL WANTING FARMS.

a Rare Opportunity IN DsHghtjuI and HssitAly cH.
pafs. IS miIss SoRtheast e( Philadelphia, 0H the
.csndsa aad Alsntie RaiIrdSd, HsD J"Ssy.
N old estate consisting OF several thou sands OF
n aeres NJ productive soil, has been divided Into
Farms OF various sizes TO suit the purchaser pop
uiAtion of rome Fifteen Hnndred. from various parts
NJ the Middle States and New England, have settled
there tho past year improved their places and raised
excellent crops. The price ofthe landisAt the low
of rom els $40 per tho soil the best
quality for tho production Of Wheat. Clover. Corn.
Peaches. Grapes aud Vegetables. 1T rs CONSIDER.
Ed THE BEST FRUIT SOIL IN THE UNION. The
place perfectly secure from frosts-the destructive
enemy OF the farmer Crops grain. grass and fruit
are now growing and can be seen. By examining tn
place tsat correct dgement can be formed OF the
uctivsnesa OF the land. Thetsrms mHde easy
" secure the rapid Improvement land, which
only sold for actual improvement. Tho result has
been that within tbs past year, some three hundred
houses have been erecte two MILLS steam four
stores some forty vnyardsaud peach orchards plant.
cd and large nninber Of other improve ents, max
Ing u desiruble and active place Of business.
THE MARKET,
as the reader may perceive from ia location.is
THE BEST IN THE UNION,
Produce bringing double the price than IN Locations
thewes II Is known that the earliest &bes fruits and
vegetables IN thS latitude come from New Jersey and
are annually exported to the extent Of millions
In The settler & sn, many saysntages n
England and Middle States. he Ia bis old friends
and he isu aacled eountry where every
improvement and comfort isathand. lie can buy overy
wants at the cheapest price. and sell his pro-
duce for the highest IN the west this reveTsed he
has school for bis children, divine service. and viii
anjoy an open winter and delightful climate, where
fevers are utterly unknown Tho result ofthe change
upon those from the north has generally been to ro'
store them IN an excellent state Ofhealth.
| In the way ofbuilding and improving lumber can
be obtained vt the mills ht the rnte OF olO 70 SIS per
Thousand. Bricka from the brick yard opened In The
place. every article be pracnied In the place good
cArpsntsrsae at hand and there is no place In the
Union where buildings and Improvements can oc
The reader will at oncc be struck with the advan-
here presented aud ask hmselfwhy tho proper
" has bsen taken before. Tho reason s,it was
never thrown In the markets and unless these state
m ents were orr'ct. no one wonld be Invited TO OK
anime the land before purchasing. This all are OK
peeied tn Do They will SEQ land undcr cultivation,
such Is the oxent or tho settlement that they will no
| doubt meet persons from their own neighboThood,
thev will witness The improvement. and can judge
the character OF the population 1fthcy come with
Wow In settle. they should come prepared TO stay
day and be ready to purchnte as locations can
moi he held on refusal.
settlers who Improve, rHI RIitRoAD CosrANY orvE'
vRrS TicKrT yoR SIX MONTHS, AND AHAtT-PRicE TICK
Ell ~" THs TowN OF HAMMoNToN.
In connection with the ent now
and thriyi tow has naturev arisen, which presen
inducements for any kind NJ business. particularly
siovas and manufactures. The shoe business could
bs earrod on In this place and market TO good adyan
tage also cotton burncss. aud manufactures OF ngri
en,mra ens, or foundres for casIIng small ar
tcles. Tho provomont has been On rapid as 10 In
snre consiant and permsnant incr"nse OF business
Town lots NJ good size. we do not soil small ones M
II would affect the Improvement ofthe place, can be
had Al from sin0 and upwards.
THE HANMoNT0N FARMER, monthly literary
and agricultural sheet containing full Information o
Ham monton. can no obtaiaed at e5 cents por annum.
Title lndlsputabls whrrantee deeds given clear o
all inenmhVance when money ts paid --Route To the
land: leave Vine street wharf Philadelphia, for Ham
monitor by Bniiroad, at7k AN or Az P. N. Fare
70 eepts. When there. inquire for MR.. BYRNBs.-
Boavdisv conveniancas on hand. Parties had belte
stop with Mr.. BYRANa. principal. until they hAv'
decided az IN purchasing, ,she viii show them owe
the land In his carriage, FREQ OF EXPENSE Letter. md
applications can ba addressed In lands n BVRNES
Hnmmnnton. p, o., Atlantic county. New Jersey. .
n, v. COUGLAR. 2n2 South Fifh stroet. Philadelphia
Nan. and Information chcNrfully furnished.
Noyember 10, lo5g-0m9a