American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-03-29
New Agricultural Settlement
TO ALL WANTING FARMS.


A Rare OpporiuMity iha DsIgAiSai and Heauhiy cA- !
mate. 25 mites ,Soatkeast Of PAiiodsPhio' on rae
.CGmdsM and y4tiantie Raiiroad, Men jersey
, X ohs A.ss,e roosi.,ios OF several Thousands OF
n ncres ~ productive soil, has been divided into
Farms Of various sizes to suit the purchaser pop
ulation Of some Ffee4l Hundred from various parts
oIthe Middle States aud New England. have settled
there tho past year improved their places aud raised
excellent CROPS. The prize oftle landts INC low
sum orCrom StS to s90per soil isol the best
Guayfor the production Of Wheat, Sievsr: nHrn'
EDTHE BEST FRUIT SOIL IN THE UNION. The
place perfectly secure from frosis-the destructive
enemy of the farmer. Crops Of grain. grass ana run
are now growing aud can ba seen. BY eNamlnlngth'
place ITSELF correct Judgement can he formed ofthe
productiveness oftheland. The terms are made easy
ta secure The rapid Improvement the land, whichis
Cny sold for actual Improvement. The result mas
heen thai within the past year, three hundred
houses ave been erected two mills one steam four
stores some forty vinyards and peach orchards plant
eA> aud n large number of Other Improvements, max :
Ing ii desirable hndaetive place Of business.
TIE MARKET,
as the reader may perceive from lis location. is
THE BEST IN TIE UNION,
Produce bringing double the price than In locations
away from the city, and than double he prize IN
the@est ltis known that the earliest Mbest fruiisand
vegetables In this latitude come from New erseyand
are annunlly exported 10 the extent Of millions.
In locating here the settler has many advnhiages-
He is within few hours ride ofhe great cities ofNeN
England aud Middle States. he Ia near his Old friends
and he tstn country WheEe every
improvm and comtn IL at hand Iie can hny every
article wants at the cheapest price and
duce for the highest. lin the west thiss reversed) he
has school for his children. divine service ana VIII
enjoy mn open winter aud delightful climate, where
lycrs rc utterly unknown. The rcsult ofhe change
upon those from the north has generally been to re-
store them to an excellent state ofhenlth;
IN the way OF building and improving. inmher can
he obtained nj the mills nj the rate Of S0 TO SIS pei
thousand. Rricksftom the brick yard opened In the
place every article can be- prncncd in the place good
carpentersare at hand, and there is no place IN Inc
Union vhcre buildings and improvements can be
made cheaper.
The reader will at Onco be struck with the adyan
nges here presented. aud ask why the proper
y has not been taken up before. The reason is II wal
never thrown In the market; and unless these state
ulents were CORSET, no one wonld be invited 10 eN
anime The land before purchasing. This nll are ex
peced 10 do. rhey will see land under cultivation
such Is the exet Of the settlement that they will
doubt meet persons from their own neighborhood
thev will witness the improvements. and can Jndg
the character Of the population. Ifthey come with
view to settle. they should come prepared 10 stay
day and he ready to purchase as locations can
not he held 'n refusal.
There nre two daily 'rains to philadelphia and to al
settlers who improve, THE RAILROAD COMPANY dIvE
rREE TicKET roR six MCSrns, ASD HALF-PRtcE rIcK
THE I'OWN OF HAMMoNTON.
"n"n"".iou with the rirul Pral settlements ne'
rnl thriviI trw .hAs nnturclv arisen which present
Inducements for any kind nf business. pnrticniarl
stores mud manufactures. The shoe business cOul
he carried on In THIS place ana marker togooh ahNhl
tage also cotton business. and manufactures of ner
cultural or foundrics for casting small
icles. The improvement has been so rapid as 10 II
sure a constant and permanent increase Of hislnes
Town lotsofa good size we do not sell small ones
II would affect the improvement ofihe place, can 1
Ind nj from sion and upwards.
THE HAMMONTON FARMER, monthly liora,
and agricultural sheet. coniaining full Information
lIammonton, can he obiaiped at q cents per annum
Title inhi isputabte-- -wRrrantee deeds given clear
all Incu mhrnn nee when money Ia paid.--ROuie to n
iand leave Vino street wharf Philadehia for IIau
monton by Railroad. at7lI Am or AZ ]. NJ. Fa
90 cents. When there. inquire for MR.. RYRNES.
Boarding convo niances on hand. Parties had bctt
stop with Mr.. BYRANs. II principal. until hey ha,
decided NJ to purchasing. .ns he VIII show them ov
the land IN his carriage. free Of evpars". L"er' m
= applications can he addressed In LANDS ~ BVRNE
nammohton, =. o.. Atlantic county. New Jersey.
B.CoUGLAR, ,e02 South Finh Street. philadclphi
Maps and information cheeriulIy furnished.
7 November 10, la5g-6m9a