The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-04-12
New Agricultural settlement.
arO AGL WaNTINo FARMS.


{ RaSs oppsrtuaity ia DsIsGtSs and BssitSIy ca.
Vnafs, Is mftss SoatAsSst ef PhilsdtipAia, on ths
ca@dss sad Atlsnsis Railroad, Nsp JS'ssy.
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A n old estate consisting OF several thousands OF
n acres Of productive soil, has been divided into
Parms Of vaFons siEos 10 suit the purchaser. pop
ulntion 81 come fifteen Hundred from various parts
Of the Middle Stales and New Engand. have settled
there tho past yeAE improved their places and raised
excellent crops. The price ofthe aud s at the low
sum ofrom 70 per acre. the soil isoi the best
quaIty tOr~the production Of Wheat, Clover. Corn.
Peaches. Grapes and Vegetables. 1T Is CoNslDER-
Ed THE BEST FRUIT SOIL IN THE UNION. The
place perfectly secure from frosts-the destructive
enemy OF the farmer Crops of grain grass and fruit
are now growing aud can bp seen. BY examining IN
place tsnh Judgement can he formed 0fthe
produeivenesa Of the land The terms are made easy
sSiy sold iSf ss.aai Tss result has
been that within the past year. some three hundred
houses have been erecte Two mills one steam four
stores some forty and peach orchards plant
cd, and large number Of other Improvements, max
Ing na adesiruole andsstive pisss OF business.
f&U ~ THE MARKET,
as the reader may perceive from He location. 10
THE BEST IN THE UNION,
Produce bringing double tho price than In locations
away from the city, and than double The price in
thewe.t ts known thathe earliest &besi fruits and
vegetables In thislatude come from New Jersey and
| are annually exported tn the extent Of millions.
In locating here the settler has many advantagea.-
He is within few hours ride ohe great cities Of
England and Middle States he near his old friends
and associations. he lain asetted country where every
impairment and comfort Is at hand Tie can hny every
article wants at the cheapest price and sell pro-
duco forthe highest, In the west hsis reversed) he
has school for his children. divine service and Will
enjoy an open winter and delightful climate. where
eves are utterly unknown. The resnlt ofthe change
upon those from the north has generally been to re-
\ store them TO an O. cellent state OF health.
| In the wa! Of building and improving. lumber can
he obtained at the mills at the rate Of S0 TO SIS per
thonsand. Bricks from the brick ward opened In the
place. every article be procured In the place good
earDentersare mt hand, and her" s no place In the
Union where buildings and Improvements can be
made cheaper.
The reader will at once be struck with the advan'
ageU bsVe presented and ask himsaifwhy The proper
y has not heeR iaken bafore The reason s II wal
never thrown In the market; and unless those state
mants were corr ct. no one wohld he invited to ex
| anime tho land before purchasing This all are az
pected to do. They will see land under cultivation
snch the extent or the settlement that they will
!oubt meet penonA ftom their own reighborhood
thev will witness the Improvement. and can Jndgt
the character the population. Ifthoy come with
viaw to settle they should come prepared 70 stay
dav two and he ready TO purchase, as locations
not he held on refusal.
There are two daily 'fains to Phadeiphia and TO al
settlers who improve. THE RAILRoAD COMPANY GIVE
VREE TICKET ron SIX NUHTHs, AND HALT-PRIcE TICK
IA'''" TIVE T0WN OF HAMMoHToN.
In connection with the rn ttem nj a nov
and thrivi town has nRtnrelv arisen. which present
Inducements for anv kind of business. pArticniarl
stores aud manufactures The shoe business coul,
he carried IN In this place and market To good advan
ta0e also cotton business and manufactures OF agr
entnra or fOupdres for casting ANAL
ticles TheimpTovement h,s beep 80 rapid as to in
sure constant and parmanant increase of business
Town lots of good size. do mt sell ANAL ones
II would affect The improvement ofthe place. can b
had nj from 800 and UPWARDS.
THE HAMMONTON FARMER. monthly iiterar
and agricultural sheet containing full Information
Hammonton. can he obtained At 2S ecnts per annum.
Title indisputahle-- -wArrantee deeds given clear
all ncu mbrance when money Is paid Route to tn
land; leave Vine street wharf philadelphia. for Ham
monitor by Railroad. nt7k A. or 4hP.M. Far
20 cents. When there. inquire for MR.. BYRNRS.-
Boarding convanianoes on hand. Parties had bette
stop with Mr.. BYRANs.a principal. until ihey hav
decided as To purchasing. ashe will show them owe
the land IN his carriage free of experse LetieVs
applications oHn he addressed IN Lands Il BVRNES
Hammnnton. p. o.. Atlantic county. New Jersey. q
n CoUGLAR. eOs south Finh Street. PhlladelphiI
Maps and information cheerfully furnished.
November 10, Ia5p-6m9a