Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-01-05
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AGRICULTURAL SETTLEMENT
30 all wanting Farms,

az dta NShtltsK fsormS,
a RARE OPPORTUNITY IN A DE.
A llGHTfUL and healthy climate, os miles
South East OF Phiiadslrhia. on. the Camden ara
Atlantic Railroad. New Jersey.
An old estate. consisting Of several thnupsuds sr
acres OF Prosaetce ss has been divided into Farms
OF various sizns 10 suit the purchaser population
OF some FJfeen Hundred from various parts Of the
Middle states and New England, have seit!ed there
The past year. improved their places and raissd ss.'
eehsHt ersPs. Ths price of The land is al the low,
sum of from SIS TO $50 per acre; ihs soil 10 Of the
hes, quality for the production of VAeat, Ciovsr.
csSsr Gssn P.Sshs' Gsag,s ssG YegsSSi !:
UNION The place is perfectly secure from frosis--
The distinctive enemy of The farmer. Crops OF grain
grass aud itni' are now growing and.can be ssen.-
ny examining the place itself. correct judgme &
can bs formed of The pvoductiveness of The land ;,
The terms afe made easy to secure the Tapid i'm.
rIovemen, OF the land which is only sold for setusI
imprerensht., The result has been that within The
pas, ysa. tAres huad, ed hesses have been erected
.wo mills one steam, four stores. some forsy wins
other improvements. making IL desirable and ast
i've p ace Of business.
1Re Market, as the reader may perceive from It's
l0caion 10 The Best in the country; ~ oduce
donhlo the pEite thsn In locations away from ths
,io' ana more thah double ihc price than the west.
IL is known ih al the earliest and Lert fruits and
'sgetsh'eS IN This altitude come from New Jersey
ana are annraiiy exported To The ext mi lions
IN locating here. the setier has many advantages
ie is ~ihin a'cw houIa' ride OF the great cties sf
New England and the Middle States; be is near his
od friends ana associations; he Is in settled conn
uy, where every Improvement of fort and civil
lka'ioh IS Al hsnd he can buy every article h
m.s hs ~ , me thrsptst p.iee and sell his prcdus
has seho0ls Tor his ohih ren, DIvIkE SERVICE, ans
wnl ENJOY an open winter aud delight ul elimstA
where frvers unknown. The suit OF the chanse
upon those from the North, has generally been I.
'es'ore them 10 an exeelS Snt state Of health.
IN tue w.y OF hui ldlne and improving, iumhersan
he oLiained al the mills at the Of ~ To Is dolls
per ihonsa And. Bricks from the brick yard opened
N the place every article can be procured in the
place. good carpenters are al hand, and thers IL ne
place In the Union where buildings and Improve.
ments can he made cheaper. l
The reader VIII stonee be struck wi III the asvsm-
taees here presented, and ask why the prs.
ery has NOT been taken up before The reason is Il
was never thrown into The market; aud ,kess,
s'stemsntsweIe torrect. no one would be inv vissS
to examine the land beore purenssius, this siI
expected 10 do. They " iIi see ianS under esIti,.
u1m m m saS s ne s.tent OF the sstlensnt that they
they Will witness The improvements and an ,sd,s
we Character OF The population. n they come win
aview 10 8 uie they should cone prepared to s,av
day OF two aud he ready TO purchase A. Iocstiss.
cannot he held on refusal,
There are two daily trains to Philadelphia. aaas
70 % an settlers VINO improve, the Rsiirosd Company
gives rRnE TICKET FOR SIX MONTHS, snd q sAny.
The TOWN OF HAMMONTON. -
In connection with ti,e sgricuItursI ,ettismsn, =.
new and thriving town has naturally arisen vhichs
presents inducements for any Kind Of has nsss par
mess could be carried on In this place and markst
70 good advantage, also cotton business, anil man,
for casting small snicIes. 1hs improvemsn. hss
heen so rapid asto insure constant and permkpent<
eof business. Town lots Of good sile fss
Il" not sell small ones as would ae ct the lmorove
upwards 'T"' ~ rN''i S"~
The Hammonton Farmer. a monthly literary and
Agricultural sheet. containing full informs alton Of
dammonton, eau be obtained at 25 cts ner snnum
riile indi'puiable. Warranies deeds given, clear
o. al inoumhrance when money 10 paid. - ~ "
ROUTE TO TIE LAND: Leave Vine Street Wharf,
rhiladspha, Tor famn,Onton. BY Railroad. st7i,A a.
n, or ~ Pm Fare 80 cents. When there enoairs.
Tor MT. byRSSs. Boarding conveaienees q hand.
ra.ues mad hetter sto with Mr. RvKsrs, principal,
unt they have decided a. TO purchasing, "a he will
snow them over the land IN his clrriagk free OF az
pense. Letters can be addressed TO Landis q Byrnss
hsmmonton ?. o.. Atlantic Co, New Jersey, or q!
Cous in, s02, South Finh Street., PhiladeIphis,
Maps and informa'ion ehssrfuily furnished,