American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-03-15
New Agricultural settlemOnt.
20 Az yyaNTINo FARMs.

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ARsre oppS,tunitg in Ds,igAiysi and Hsabhty cR-
Htafs, o Aiies SeutAsegt. Of Phiedslphie, on tAs
.canden aid dtIshtie RSilr0dd, Nsv Jersey
A N old estate consisting OF several thousands OF
~ acres nf productive soil, has been divided into
Farms Of varous sfEes TO suit the puichaser Apop-
ulation Of rome Fifteen Hundred from various pars
bfthe Middle States and New England, have settled
there the past year, improved their places and raised
excellent crops. Tho price ofthe laudis at ihe low
sum RON s5 70 S9o per acre ne SOL o. orS
Peaches. Grapes and Vegetables. 1T is C0NSipiksk'
DTHE BEST FRUIT SOIL IN THE. UNION. Ine
place perfectly secure from frosisthe dearaeTe s1,,,
enemy OF theiartner, Crops OF grain grass ana Iuil
are now growing and eau be seen. BY exanininginN
place iscf correct can be formed OF tne
productiveness oftheland. The terms are made easy
only sold for actual Improvement. The result mas
been that withinihe past year, some three hundreo
bouses baye been erected two mills one steam TOUT
stores some forty vnyards and peach orchards pant
ed, and large number Of otherimprovemcu,s'n max
ing IL desirable and active place Of business ,i
THE MARKET,
as the reader may pc rec i've from lie location Is
THE BEST IN THE UNION,
Produce bringing double the price than In loeaton'
away from the ely and more than double 'he price ~
hewest. II Is known that the earliest &bes frulls ani
vegetables In this latitude come from New lerseyand
are annu ally exported 10 the extont Of millions.
In locating here the settler has many advanlages-
He IL within few hours ride ofhe great cities oi new
England and Middle States. he 10 near his oldteDds
and associations he isin settled country where every
mprovmont and comfort is hand He can eny every
article be wants al The cheapest price and sehs pro-
duce for the highest lin the west this reyersed ne
has school for bis children, divine service and will
enjoy an open winter and delightful climate, where
fevers are utterly unknown. The result ofthe change
upon those frbf the Forth has generally been TO re-
Store them 70 I'm evcellent state ofhealth.
In the way ofbuilding and improving lumber can
he obtained at the the rnie Of $40 to SIS per
thousand. Bricks from the brick yard opened 10 the
iala nm ha nFn
rArpentersnfe a hand, and there is no place In the
Union where buildings aud Improvements can be
made cheaper. -, =
ages here presented and ask hiUsHlfwhy tile proper
y has not been taken M before, The reason is was
never thrown In The narke and unless these state
ments were corrsct, No ono wonld be invited TO ex-
anime tho land before purchasing. This all are ex-
pec,ed to DO They will land under cultivation,
such is tho extent the settlement that they will
doubt meet persons from their own neighborhood;
the character Of the population. lfthey come with n
view to settle they should come prepared TO stay
day two and be readyto purchase slccations can
not be held on refusal. ......-. .. &.
There arc two daily rains to philadelphia and to all
settlers who improve, THE RnLRoAD CoMPANY GIVES
ATREE TICKET roR SIX MONTHS, AND AHALF-PRrE TICK
EXT you 20" THE THE Town or HAMMoNToN. u.
In connPctihn with the agricultural etement,a new
and tbtivh lownhas naturelv arisen. which presents
inducements for any kind Of bnsiness particularly
stores and manufactures. The shoe business could
ba carried In this place and market good Ndvan
age, also cotton business and manufactoresO Of ngr
cultural mpmcnis, or foundhcs for casting small
iicles. The Improvement has been 50 rapid as to in
aure constant and pormanant increase OF business
Town lots of good size we do not sell small ohsS
II would The improyom6 oflhe place, can be
had nj from SIM and upwariH,
the HAMMONToS FARMER, amonthly Hterary
and agricultural sheet. containing full inormati0D o
Hammontob, can he obtaped Al g5 cents per aphum.
Title ndSputable--wananteed deeds given clear o
nlliucumbTuncP when money Ia Dnl1,--ROuIe To the
lands leave Vine street wharf. Phladelthlp, for Ham
monton by Railroad, at ~ AN ,,or Al Pm. Fare
20 cents. When there, inquire for MR.. BYRNES.-
stop with Mr.. BYRANs,a a rrlncpnl n0til they have
decided ns purchasing .asho VIII show them ovel
the land In his carriage free of expense Letters and
lappleations can he addressed 10 LANDS & BYRNES
Hammonion, p. o., Atlantic county. New Jersey. ol
s. B. COUGLAH, bon South Flnh Street, Phadel lphia
Maps and Information rbeerfully furnished
| November 10, 1sJ0--6nea