American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-03-22
New Agricultural Settlement.
roALL WANTINc FARMS.

a Rare oppsstHAtsy il Dslighttyi and Heshhly Gu
mate, 0S miles Southsast Of PhtlOdslphia, on tAs
Camds1 G1d .atlGatis EailraSd, EsU JsTssy.
AN old estate consisting OF several thousands Of
n acres of productive son, has been divided into
Parms Of various sizes TO 8uit the purchaser. pop
ulstlon Of rome Fifteen Hundred from various paIs
Of the Middle States aud New England, have settled
there the past year. improved heiR places aR1 raised
excellent crops. The price ofthe lana az ine low
offrom SIS 70 $40 per acre the soil Is Of zoe SsS'
quality for the production Of Wheat, Glover, Corr
Peaches. Grapes aad Vegetables. 1T is cONSlDEh'
EDTHE BEST FRUIT SOIL IN THE UNION. Inc
place perfectly Secure from frosts-the deslrpcnve
enemy OF the frGsr Crops Of grain, grass and iruu
ere now growing and can be seen. By examinlngte'
place ITSELF correct judgement can be formed OF tne
produ ctveneM OF the land. The terms are mace essy
to secure the rapid mprovement ofhe land, Wnenls
| cniy sold for actual improvement The result nay
been that within the past year, some three hun1Ieo
houses lave been erectef two miis, one steam, pu
stores, gone forty vinyardsand peach oronarns plant
ed, and large number Of other Improvements max
| ing II desirable and active place OF business
| THE MARKET,
| as the reader may perceive from iW locauoo.b
| THE BEST IN TIVE UNION,
Produce bringing double the price than in locations
away from the city, and more than double e price ~
thewes IT'S known thathe earliest &Oest fruilt ana
vegetables in this latitude come from New lerseyand
are annus ally exported to the extent Of millionA.
In locating here the settler has many advan'ages.-
He iS within few hours ride ofthe great cities OF new
England and Middle states he is near his oldfrendI
and he tain asetted cauntry where every
improvement and comfort is at hand He can buy every
wants at the cheapest price and pro-
dnee foTthe highest IN the vest thisis isreyersed9 he
has school for his children, divine service, ana Wn
enjoy an open winter and delightful climate where
fevets utterly unknown The rosnt OF the enange
upon those from the north has generaiiy neen 10 TO
store tn IN 70 an e-cellent state OF health.
| In the waJ Of building and Improving, lumber car
be obtained at the misatthe rate Of $40 to Sio PEI
Thousand Bricks from the brick yard opened In The
place. every article can be procured In the p'aeegoof
are at hand, and there 10 no place IN tht
Union where buildings and improvements can b'
mad cheaper.
The reader wiIfat once be struck with the advan
tagcs bore presented. and ask the proper
" has been taken up before. The reason s, II wa
never thrown In the market; and unless these state
ments were correct, no ono wonld be invited TO eX
anime the land before purchasing. This all are ex
pected 10 do. They will see land under cultivation
such Is the exe OF the settlement that they Will n
doubt meet persons from their own neighborhood
thev will witness the Improvement, and can t1dg
the character Of the population. lfthey come with
view to settle. they should come prepared to stay
day two and he ready purchase, as locations can
not be held ou refusal.
There are two ally trains to Philado phia and to al
settlers who improve, THE RAILRoAn CoNPASY GIVE
A rREE TICKET ToR SIX hCNTHs, AND AHALF-PRieE gIck
Ell ~" THE ToWN OF HAMMoNToN.
In connection with the ag rcuitural st,tlement,n C.
aud til hrivilg has natnrelv arisen which presen
Inducements for any kind of business. particular
stores and manufactures. The shoe business coul
he carried In this place and market to good advaI
tage also cotton business. and manufactoEes Of ngr
cultural impme or foundrics for casting small n
ticlcs The Improvement hrs been so rapid as 10 II
sure a constant and permanant incrense OF bushes
Town lots NJ good size we do not sell small ones
II would affect the imlroy eat Of the plAcs,
had at from sl0o ana upwards.
THE HAMMoNToN FARMER, monthly itera
and agrcultural sheet. containing full Information
Hammonton, can he obtaned at 25 cents per annum
Title ndisputablo= -warrnnlee deeds given clear
ullncnmbrance when money is paid,--ROute to Il
land: leave Vine street wharf philadelphia. for 'iar
IN IN ~ Railroad. w l. Nj q X r. NJ, Fn
20 cents. when there, inquire for MR. BYRNES.
boarding Convcnances on hand. Parties had bett
stop with Mr.. BYRANs, a principal. until they ha
n decided TO pu rchasing, as he will show them ov
1.-THE land In his carriaae free Of expense. Letters ~
:, applications can be addressed To lambs " DVRNE
Tlammontdn, r. o.. Atlantic county, New Jersey,
s. n. COUGLAR, 900 South Pf'h Street. PHILADELPHIA
Maps nd information cheerfuly furnished.
I November 10, l659-8m2a