American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-01-05
New Agricultural Settlement.
TO ALL WANTING FAEms.
4 Rars Opportunity in DsiiShpul and HsaltklS eli.
mate, % miles SoGtAsHs, Of Philadelphia, on the
Camden aRd Atlantic Railr0ad, Nso JERSEY.

4 old estate consisting OF several thousands Of
q acres uf productive soil, has been divided into
Farms Of various sizes to suit the purchaser. pop
uaiion of some Fifteen Hundred. from various parts
NJ the Middle States and New England, have settled
there thc past year Improved their places and raised
excellent crops The price ofthe land is at the low
sum OF from SIS 70 $50 per acre the soil oil the best
quality for the production OF Wheat, Glover, Corn,
Peaches Grapes and Vegetables. 1T is CONSIDER
EDTHE BEST FRUIT SOIL IN THE UNION. Tue
place perfectly secure from frosis-the destructive
enemy of the farmer Crops Of grain, grass and ruil
are now growing and can be- By examining tn
place itself, correct Judgement can be formed of the
productiveness of the land. Tho terms made easy
IL secure the rapid improvement OF tue land, which
only sold for actnal Improvement. The result has
been that within the past year, some thrce hundred
houses lave been erecte two mills steam, four
stores forty vinyardsand peach orchards plant
ed aud large number Of other improvements, max
ins 1t desirable andatllye place of business.
THE MARKET,
as the reader may perceive from It's location. is
THE BEST IN the UNION,
Produce bringing double tho price than in locations
away from the city, and more than double 'be price Ia
the west II Is known that the earliest &best frus and
vegetables IN this latitude come from New ersoy and
are annually exported 10 The extent Of millions.
In locating here the settler has many advAntages-
lie Ia with few hours ride Ofthe great cities ofNew
England aud Middle States he his old friends
and assoc 1,ons he sn asctted country where every
inprov and comfort is at hand He can buy every
article he wants at tho cheapest price aud sell his pro-
duce for the highest lin the west this Is reveTsed) he
has school for his children, divine service, aud will
enjoy all open winter ana delightful climate, where
feveu utterly unknown. Tho rosult oft change
upon those from tho moth has generally been to re-
store them to an excellent state ofhealh
In the way Of building and improving, lumber can
he obtained At tho mills at the rate Of $40 TO SIS per
lhoHsand, Bricks from the brick yard opened in the
place. every article can he procured In tho place good
earpeutersare ut hand aud there Is place In the
Union whero buiidings aud improy obents can be
made cheaper
The reader will nj once bc slrucS with the adyau
ages he re presented and ask himselfwhy the proper
to huau nj "A n Ia UNA
never thrown In the market; and unless these state
ments were CORSET, no ono w0nd be invited to ex.
anime the land before purchasing. This all are OK
peced 10 do. They will 500 land under cultivation,
such the extent of the settlement that they will 10
doubt meet persons from their own Heighborhood;
thev will winoss the Improvements, and can Judge
the character OF the population. lfthey come with a
view 10 settle. they should como prepared 10 stay
day two and be ready to purchase locations oan
not he held on refusal.
There are two daily 'runs to rblladc phn and to all
settlers who Improve, THE RAILROAD CoaPAsY GIVES
FREE TICKET ToR SIX aoNTus, AND AHALF'rRlcg TICK
49, " THE IoWH OF HAaMoNroN.
In connection with theagricultnral settlement, new
and thriving town has natnrelv arisen, which presents
inducements for any kind of Business, particularly
| stores aud manufactures, The shoe business could
be carried on In this place aud market 10 good advan-
tage, also cotton business, aud manufactures Of ag
cultural impmeuis, or oundres for casting small
lices. The improvement has been sO rapid as To IN.
sure constant ard pormanant increase Of business.
Town lots ~ good size, do not sell small rs
II would affect the improvement Ofthe place, can be
had at from 500 aud upwards
| THE HAMMONTON FARMER, monthly literary
aud agreulturnl sheet containing full information OF
HammontoD, can bo obtnacd at Is cents per annun.
Title tndisputabo-- warran,ec deeds given clear Of
alllncumbrance when money is paid.--Route to the
lands leave Vine street wharf Philadelphia, for Ham.
mnntpn by Railroad, nt7k Nm or ~, u. NJ. Fare
90 cents, When there, inquire for MR. BYRNES. -
Boarding cOnveniancos on hand. Parties had bettor
stop with Mr.. BYRANs,a a principal, until they have
decided as to purchaSDg, as he Will show them oyor
the land In hts catrage free OF expeGsc. Letters and
lappcailonscan bo addressed to lands 4 BYRNES,
Ilammonton, p. o., Atlantic county, Now Joraey or
$. u. C0uGLAR, 2Hs South Rilh Street. Phalclpha.
Maps and Information cheerfully furnished
| November 10, lajO-0m9H