The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1860-01-12


IN locations away iiom the cliy, and more
lhsn dauble the piice Than the " est ii Is
kn,wR,lhat the earliest and best fruits ana
,eoetables in this latitude come from New
Jersey. and are annually exported tothe ex
leut oi millions
I'm locating here, The settler has many ad
,au;apes. lie is within few hours nde ol
,be orea, ciiies of New England aud Middle
States. he is near his old friends aud asso-
ciat,nns. he is i'm a settled country l0tcre er
eyy ,,anrorcmeni Of aomtort Gad c'o'heation
IS al iaad. He can buy every aricie he
vanl, al The cheapest price, and sell hls
produce ,or the highest, Ua the West ihis
\ reversed he has schools for his children
airiae serc,ce, and will enjoy an open win
ter. and dehphglui climate, where levers are
ui,erIy unknown. The result OF the change
upon those from the north, has generally
been 10 restore them TO an excellent state o
health
In lie way of building and improving
lumber can he obtained al the mills al Tie
rate OF SO to SI5 per thousand Bricks
from The brick ward opened IN the place
everv article can re procured IN the place
pnnd carpenters aie al hand; and there IS nc
MACE IA he Union where buildings aud I'm
proveinenls can be made cheaper
The reader viii al once oe struck VIII
the advantages here presented, aad ask him
self hy The property mas not been taken ~
h.foie. Tho reason is. II was never throwt
IN iba market. aud unless these Statements
we're correct ao one would be invited to ex
amipe The land before purchasing. This
all are expected to do They viii see lanl
under cultivation. such is The extent oi ihs
settlement that they will 10 doubt, meet per
sons from their own neghho rhood; they vii
witness the improvements and can Judge iht
character OF the population II they come
win view 10 settle. they should come pre-
pared to stay day or two and ne ready IL
purchase, as locations cannot be held on re-
fuSal.
There are two daily trains TO Philadel
mia. and 10 all settlers who Improve, lhe
Railroad Company gives Free Ticket fOl
six months, and half price Ticket ior three
years.
THE TOWN OF HAMMONTON
In connection with the agricultural set
tlenent, new and thriving town has naiu
raliv arisen. achtch presents inducements Jo,
ana Ind of business particularly sforeS dfC
TlUHhJuEfDIttS- ne cfsbt VNc%'tC"" ND'atN ~
carried on la this place and market To goot
advantage, also cotton business, and manu-
factories OF aericUltarGi implements or fUua
dcries foy casting small articles. The im
proremeni has been so rapid as 10 insure :
conslan, ana permansntincreaseo Of business
Town lois OF q good size, we do nol sci
small ones, as il would effect The Improve
ment ui the place, can be had al from SlOl
and upwards.
The HCaamcntoa Farmer, monihiy liter
ary and agricultural sheet, containing lui
information of I1ammonlon, can be obtained
al % cents per anuum,
Tile dispuiahie--waTran,ee deeds gie
en-. clear of all inCUTnbrance when money 4
paid. Route 10 the land: leave Vine stree
wharf. PHILADELPHIA for Hammomon by Ran
road, al -I-2A NJ, or4 = T M. fare 81
cents. When there inquire ior Mr. Byrnes
Boarding cone ~engeBces on hand Partie
had better stop with Mr., Bgrnes, principa
until they haze decided as 10 purchasing, a
he Will show them over the Land in his car
riaee. free of expense. Letters and applica
iions can be addressed to Landis & Byrnes
Hammonion P. O., Atlantic Co n. Jersey
or S. B. Coughlin. 2o2 South Fifth Stree,
Phladelpbia, Maps and information cheer
fully furnished
july IA. IS59-6m.