American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-01-26
New Agricultural Settlement.
TO ALI WANTISG FARMS.
n Rare Opportunity IN a DefghiCsi and Heaihly GU
maie. q Aiies Southeast Of Phitqdciphid, on The
CamdeA and .l,iaahe RdiirOad, Men Jersey.

A y old estate consisting Of several thousands Of
"A acres of productive soil, has been divided into
Farms of yatous sizes to suit the purchaser. pop
ulation of Fifteen Hundred. from various parts
uf tIr Middle States and New England, have settled
there tn" past year improved their places and raised
excellent crops. The price ofthe land is at the low
o from s5 to S90 per the soil is OF the best
quality for the production Of Wheat, Clover, Corn,
Peaches. Grapes and Vegetables. IT Is CONSIDER
EOTHE BEST FRUIT SOILIN THE UNION. The
place perfectly from frosts-ihe destructive
enemy Of The farmcr Crops Of grain. grass and fuit
are INV growing and can bo seen. By examining tn
place itself, correct Judgement eau be formed of the
ta the RAPID improvement of the land, which Is
Culy sold for actual improvement. Tho result has
houses have been eroctc two mills, one steam, four
stores, forty vinyarsand peach orchards plant
ed, and large nnmbor Of other Improvements max
| lug It desirublc and active place Of business.
the MARKET
| as the reader may perceive from its location. Is
THE BGS1 IN THE UNION,
Produce bringing double the price than in locations
away from the city, aud more than double he price IN
the west 1t Is known that the earliest &bcs fruits aud
vegetables IN this latitude come from New Jersey and
are annually exported TO The cxtent OF millions.
In locating hers The settler has many Hdvdutages-
lie il within few hours ride olth0 great cities Of New
England and Middle States, he IS near his old riend
and assOci1tiOns he isu settled country where 6yery
improvement and comfort isat hand. lie can buycven
article he wants nt the cheapest pice aud sell his pro
duce forths highest, In the west ihisis reverscd) he
has school for his children, divine service, aud will
enjoy an open winter and delightful climate, wher,
fever are utterly unknown Tho result Of the change
upon those from tho north has generally been to ro
store them ~ au excellent state of health.
In the way Of building aud improving, lumber car
bc obtained at the mills nt the rate ol $40 to $l5 pe
Thousand. Bricks from the brick yard opened In ih'
placH every article he procured in the place ,gDOt
carpenters at hand, aud there Is no place in III,
Union where buildings aud Improvements can b'
made cheaper.
inges here presented and ask himself why The proper
y has been taken up before. Tho reason is 1t wa
never thrown In the market and uulcss these state
ments wGrG corr'ct, no one wonld he invited to eN
anime The land before purchasing. This all arc OK
pccod 10 do. They will 500 land under cultivation
such the extent nf the settlement that they will NJ
doubt meet persons from thc!r own neighborh0od
they will Witness the improvements, aud can judg'
the character Of the population. ifihcy come with
view 10 settle. they should como prepared to stay
dAy two aud be ready 10 purchase as locations can
not he held on refusal.
There arc two daily ruins to Philadelphia and to al
settlers who improve, ,rRE RAILROAD CoNrANY Gtyg
= taEE IICktT foR SIX MrHrIIa, AND AHALf rRIrE rick
THE IOWN or HAMMONToN.
In connection with oagrcultupl settlements ,ancy
aud thriytg has natuTcv aTison, which present
inducements for any kind NJ business PARTICULAR
stores aui mannfaCLorics Tho shoe business conl
be carried on In this place and market to good adyn
tage, also cotton business, aud manufactures of agT
cultural mpiimens, iouHdries for Casting small ~
, tClrs. The Improvement has becu go farit ns 20 IN
sure constant and permnnnnt Increase Of bnsnes'
Town lots Of good size, VIZ do mol sell small Ones
II would affect the improvement of the place, can b
had at from 8 100 and upwards,
, THE HAMMONTON FARMER, monthly lilerar
and agricultural sheet containing fnl information
Harmonious can he obtaiacd nj - cers per annnnl.
| Title indisputabie-- warrantec deeds given cienr
al incumbrnnce when money Is paid,--Rouie to til
land: leave Vine street wharf Philadelphia, for Ham
mo0ton by Railroad at71i AN or "a y. NJ. Far
% cents. When there, inquire for MIR. BYRNES,-
Boarding conveRnncrs on hand. Parties had bette
stop with Mr.. BYRANS, principal, until lhcy hay
decided 10 purchasing, ns ho will show thrnl owe
the land IN hts carriage, free Of eypersp. Letters an
r applications can he addressed 10 LANDS BNRNE'
Ilammonion, T., q, Atlantic county, Now Jcrsoy,
*, B.COUGbAN, 20i South FIN street, Phlladelplh
Maps aud Information chreriully furnished.
November 10, l1lg-UngS