American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-03-08
New Agricultural settlement,
.aro Am yVaNTING1 EARMs.

"a
Rsrs opps,tusity IN DsESktfsf ava HssNAfs cti-
msfs, IS mflss Southeast Of Phtiodeip Ala, oA the
: scaMasH sAs atisatis RaiiFssS, HsP J"'sg' "a I
Z n old s,,.,a eoosi.tur Of several thousands NJ
"A acres Of productive sod, has been divided lnto
Farms Of various sizes to suit the puchaser. Apop-
uIAtiop of come Fifteen Hundred frou various parts
the Middle States and New England, have setuea
tha past year Improved their places aud raised
excellent erops. Tho price ofthe lnndisat tne low
sum otrom Sls TO $40 per gore the soil is me oesl
quality for the production OF Wheat Glover. Sorns
Peaches Grapes and Vegetables, IT Is CONSIDER,
lEDTHE BEST FRUfT soTL IN THE UNION. The
place perfectly secure from frcsts--the deHreeIse
enemy Of the farmer Crnps OF grain, grass and Hn't
arc nov growing apd can bo seen. BY oxAminingth>
place tself correct OF can DO formed othe
produeuvsnesso Of thsland. The terms are made easy
cply sold for actual Improvement. The result has
been that withinthe past year, some three huneIea
houses bave been erscted two mills one steam tear
sores, forty yinyardsa peach orohaTs piaIt-
4 %, and large number Of therimprovemeum, max
ing il adesiruble and active place Of business
II .... THE MARKET, ..rf .-tttt
as the reader may perceive from itsiocation. is
| -e3i THE BEST IN TIE UNION, ass t' :
Produce bringing double the price Than ~ locations
away from the city, and more than double ne price ~
West ltis know that the earliest &best fruits and
vegetables In hisatiude come from New Jersey and
arc annually exported to the extent OF millions.
In locating here the settler has many adyantages.--
He s within few hours ride ofthe great cities OF New
England and Middle States he 10 near his old dfrends
and assncilouS, he sn ctled country where every
imnrovment and comfort Is at hand He can buy every
article he wants at the cheapest price and selhs pro-
dnee for the highest lin the west this reversed no
hns Pchoo for his children, divine service, ana VIII
lenjoya an openyinter and delighial climate, where
evers are utterly unknown. The result OF the change
upon those from the north has generally been 10 re-
store them 10 an e-nellent state of health. l,...
In tho way ofbuilding and improyingc lumber can can
he obtained the Ills at the rate OF so to SIS per
thousand. Bricks from the brick yard opened In the
place. every article eau be proouied 10 the placegood
carpentersare at hand, aud there is no place In The
nin xyha hui nd "A HIo
ma de cheaper.
The reader will at once be StrucS with the adyan.
iages hore presented and ask himself why proper
ty has not been taken up before The reason " was
never thrown in tho market; and unless !hese state
ments were corrsct, no one wonld be invited TO eN
amino the land before purchasing. This all are ey
!. pected 20 do They will sec land under cultivation
Gue Ia tho exent of the settlement tat they will NJ
doutt meet peuons from their own netghboThood
lthoy will witness the improvements, and can 5ndgC
the character OF the populations lfthoy come with
view to sottle. they should como rspared 70 stay
day ortwo and DO ready to purchase us locations can
There arc two daily .YAinst Philadelphia and 10 al
settlers who Improve, THU RArLWoAp CoarASY sivE
rREE TICKET ron SIX acSrns, AND AuALf rlcK
!, the TOWN or HAMM0NToN.
In connection with the agre ultuTal ttemen, neV
and thriving has naturev arisen, which present
Inducements for any kind of business, Particular
stores aud man factories. Tho shoe business eoul
he carried on In this place and market togoOd ndvan
tnRe, also cotton business, and manufactured of aeri
fmplimens, or foundreS FOR casting small NJ
tcles. TheimDrovement has been 81 rapid as 10 In
sure a constant and rermananI inercaso Of business
Town lots Of good size. do not sell am al ones
It would affect the nprovem ent Of the place, can b
lhah Mt from AIO0 and upwards
THE HAMMONToN FARMER, amenthly ltorar
andagricnltural sheet containing fnll Information
Hammonton. can be obniHed ut % cents per apnuin
| Title dsputRble--wartantee deeds given clear {
lalihcumbrance when money is pAid.--Rouie ia th
land: ieave Vine street wharf. phadolIhn, for Ham
monton by Railroad, at7h A. or "a Pm Far
10 cents. When there, inquire for MR. BYRNES.-
Boarding cOnveniances on hand. Parties had bette
, stop with Mr.. BYRANs, principal, unii .hey hnv
! decided as To purchasing. as he viii show them 'ost
the land 10 hts earrage. free Of expense. letter. m
/, nppicaiionscan he addressed IN LANDS BVRNES
Hnm,mnpton .P. o.. Atlantic county. New Jersey.
IS.B. CoItG IA .2ta South Filth Street. Philadolhi
I Maps and information checnuhy furnished. We
| November 10, io5o-6mso -''g'r..ai 5's