American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-01-12
New Agricultural Settlement.
TO ALI wANTTNG FARMS.
4 Rare Opportunity ina Delightful and BsaiLlg Cli
Mate, - miles S0atheast Of Philadelphia. on the
CamdsR aud Atlantic Rqiiroad, Men JeIscy.


A n old estate consisting OF several thousands Of
N acres nf productive soil, has beun DIVIDED into
Farms OF various sizes to suit tho purchaser pop.
ulaiion Of rome Fifteen Hundred. from various parts
of the Middle States and New England have settled
there the past year, improved their places and raised
excellent crops. The price Of The land isat the low
quality for the production Of Wheat, Clover, Corn,
Peaches. Grapes and Vegetables. 1T Is CONSIDER.
EDTHE BEST FRUIT SOIL IN THE UNION. Tue
place perfectly secufe from frosts-thc destructive
enemy OF the farmer. Crops Of grain, grass and fruit
aro now growing and can DO seen. BY examining tb
place Itself correct Judgement be formed OF the
produciveness Of the land. Tho srns are made easy
~ secure the rapid improvement OF the land, which Is
only sold for actual Improvement. Tho result has
been that within the past year, three hundred
houses have been erecte two mills, one steam, four
stores, some forty vinyards and peach orchards plant
cd, and large nnmbor Of Other improvements, max
ing il a desirable and active place OF business.
THE MARKET,
as the render may perceive from its location. Is
THE BEST IN the UNION,
Produce bringing double the price than in locations
away from the city, and than double 'he price IN
the west II Is known that the earliest &best fruits and
vegetables IN this latitude come from New Jersey and
are annually exported TO the extent Of millions
In locating hero the settler has many advantages
He Is within few hours ride ofhe great cities 0f
Engund aud Middle States he is near his old friends
and associations, he country where every
mpro vinont and comfort Is at hand lie huy every
article he wants at the cheapest price and sell
dncc for the highest, I'm the west thisis reversed he
has school or his children. divine service aud will
enjoy an open winter aud delightful climate, where
fevers utterly unknown The result oftbo change
upon those from the north has generally been To
| store them To an excellent state Of health.
| In the wal ofbudlng aud improving, lumber can
no obtained at the mills at tho rate Of so to SIS per
thousand. Bricks from the brick yard opened In the
place, every article be procu rod In the place good
carpentersare at hand aud there is no place In the
Uoion where buildings and improvements can be
| made cheaper.
The reader viii at onco be- struck with the adyan.
iages here presented and ask himselfwhy The proper
ty has not bton taken up before The reason s II was
never thrown In the market; and unless those state
ments were CORRECT, no ono wOnd be invited TO eX'
| anime the land before purchasing. This all are OK
pecled IN DO. They will see land under cultivation,
such Is the extent Of the settlement that they will M
| doubt moet peHOus from thc!r own neghborhOod;
they will witness tho improvements, md can Judge
The character Of the population. lfthoy with
view to settle they should come prepared 70 stay
day ortwo and bo ready to purchase, locations can
There are two daily 'raDsto Philadelphia and to all
| settlers who improve, Tng RAILROAD COaPASY aYss
4 FREE TICKET ron SIX acsTus, AND AuALf-PRioE rick
N'' -" TME IoWN or HAMMoNroN.
In connection with the agricultural amen, now
and thriving town has naturev arise which present.
inducements for any kind Of business, particular,
stOres aud manufactures. The shoe business c0nld
be carried on In this place and market togoOd a1yan
tage, also cotton business, aud manufactures Of agn
cnltural lmplimens, or fonndres for casting small
tcles. Tho improvement has been 81 rapid as 10 In
sure constant and pormnhaDt iDcrJnsc Of business
Town lots Of good size, we do notsell small onos as
II would affect tho improvement of the place. can bC
had at from SI00 and upwards.
THE HAMM0 0NToN FARMER, n monthly literary
and agricultural sheet. containing full Information O
Hammo oDton, be obtpinod at IS cents por annum.
Title indlsputabo- -warranine deeds given clear ol
| all llncumbrance when money Is patd.--R0utc to the
land: leayo Vine street wharf Philadelphia, for Ham
monton by Railroad, at74 4, or AZ Pm. Fare
20 cents. When there inquire for MR.. BYRNES. -
Boarding cpnyenlanoos on hand. Parties had better
stop with Mr. BYRANS,a a principal, until .hey have
decided AZ To purchasing, ,as he viii show them ovo
land In his carage, free Of expense. LNtlors and
applications can he adj reased 10 Lam DIS BYRNES
Hamm0nton, r. o.. NlRntic county. Nov Jersey. nj
Is. d. COUGLAH, W South Rifih Street, Philadelphia
Maps aud Information chcerfully furnished.
| November 10, lNJ!--Gm9H .L