Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-01-20

A RARE olPoRTrNTY y \ IIIIGITFUL AND
HI In / INNATE I1t. OK = 2H Mt CaNI sGS1 HI lrrot
lANTIC RAILROAD, NEW JEISLi.
A n LID old sFt ate9 consisting Z + e.. e s.s sSv S1Tsl. tho S9s Pd,S Of
OF various 5 Z $ To snit the purchaser. A population If
some Fifteen H.Harcd. from various pats of tho middle
improved their places, G1% raj ell ey.eiie1p crops. The
price OF land is at the low siani of ifom Sl5 10 $40 per
Wheat, C7,rcr, CoTn, Peaches, Grapes and TeJ0oIes. II
Is CONSIDERED TIT i;teT FRUIT sou. IN The Mo
enemy cne nye Of the "a, MR.. Crtf. Of OF gram an rfass He anS nv
are now growing ani can BE- sccn. BY examining thc
place Itself, a correct Judgment can DO form ID o. tbs
productiYcress OF iie land. The terms are ma . easy
10 secure the rapii i~lAprGvcIn mt OF tho land, VIII ca IL
thai within the rass yea, sans tArse i. "a he'd house hart
been erected, two mis-, unc st'arn, four rtores, sonl1
number OF other improvements, making 1t n dos.rab.t
an! active place oi busin"ss.
THE MARkET, as tho reader may perceive from its luc2.
Ton, IS the IE~r IN TIiE UNION.
Produce brings double the prizes than IN locations away
from the city, and more than double the price than The
West. II 10 known that tho earliest ana b'rt fruits anu
| vegetables in this latitude GENE ire New Jersey, am
are annually exported to tho extent of millions.
In locating here tho settler has many advantages. He
Is " ithin a few hours ride of the great cittcs of New Eng.
land ami Mid1lc States he is near his Old friends and assoc
Citations, he 3 IN a $e'Ief country eheTe er!y improvement I
confo,. and CT iii1d ian as athlnd.Il lie can hAy overy article
be wants at the cheapest price, ana sell LIS IroGuce for the
highest, Gin the West this IS revefstl) he has schools
for his Children, ii, ine seyrice, and viii ENJOY an open
winter, and delightful climate, where fevers are utterly
unknown, The rcsrit OF the change upon these from
the north has generally baen to restore them TO an excel
leEtstatc tf heath.
In the way of building and improving, lumber can he
obtained at the mills 1t the rate Of SO to SIS per thou
sand. Bricks from tha brick-yard opened IN the place
every article can be procured in the place, good carpen
tiers are at hand, and there is no place in the UniCn where
buildings and improvements can be ma lc cheaper.
The reIfer will at 0HSe DO struck with tho advantages
hero presented, and ask himself why the property lHc
not b5en taken up bcarFr. T1ls reaSdns is, il was neve.
thrown in the market and unless these statements were
correct, no one would he invited Ia examine the land be
fore purchasing. TIL all are cNpcrte-i Ia do. They wi.
see land unicr eultiVai on, such is the 6Ateiit Of tho set
Element that they wtll no doubt, me, PEI Sous, from then
own neighburheot the! VIII witness tho iulpTovrm, nts
ami can Judge the charJrt n of the population. II thry
come with a view H. = t,c, til: ' should c,anc prepared Ia
stay a day ortw" and bere-dy To purchase, as los atious
cannot be held ON ref sal. ~. f
There arc two daily traits 20 Philadelphia, and TO ali
settlers who improve, NE RAILROAD COMPANY oIvES =
FREE TICKEr FOR sx MONTHS, AND = HAIt-rRIcE IIcKII FuE
THE TOWN OF H~AMMoNfoN. r.
In connection with the agricultural settlement, II now
and thriving town has naturally arisen, uhfth p'S,jitS in
daccmeatS for dnyRiUJ IF huSiaeSS, TdticWtuly stores oHd
this place and market ~ good advantage, also cotton bu'
sincsS, and manufacturers Of agricultural implements az
Ebnbti as for caaiHJ SntGi dYfictes. The improvement
has been so rapid as to insure n constant and permanent
! Increase of bus.a.ss. Town lots OF gorl 81 ~, we 10 not
seilsmail OncS. rs it would ~aiJtttiIe Improvement oi the
place. can be had at lrcm 500 and upwards.
The Htninac MON FtT7aeF, a monthly iitolaty and agri
cultural sheet, continuing full informal oh of lLAmmonion
I can b" abiaGlcd at 70 cfnts per annum.
Title inisput 'hle-warraht1c d,Gis given, clear Of ali
inca NIB aanct y when money s paii, lio't to tho land
Railroad, at \ y. NJ, ora Z. NJ, Fare 10 cents. WheI
there inquire tor MIR. Byrncg, Boarding conVcncnCts I'll
hand Parties had better step with Mr.. Fyrncs, a prin
ciIml, until they have decided As to purchasing, as he
will show them over the laid IN has carr age, bee &C OK
4 / onse. Letters and Rppl cations Gun DO addressed Il
Ltn'iis Il iyrncs, Haulnlonton p. o., Atlantic Co., New
Jersey, or :. Il. Couehlin, 202 South firh street, rhila
dclpliia. Maps anil Information ehecriNlly furnished.
July Is, 1867, m