Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-02-02
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AGRICULTURAL SETTLEMENT
To all wanting Farms,

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To all wanting Farms,
4 RARE OPPORTUNITY IN A DE-.
"A LIGH1FUL aud hssiihy climate, - miles
South. East Of Philadsiphia, On The Camden And
An old estate eon.i.,ins o} several thousand, O,
acres Of pr0dsetirs soil. has been divided into Yaraps
Of sizes to s1it tAe psrshas~. A population
NJ iddie States and n e~ England, have settled there
the past year, improved their places, ast rstsS 90
sum Of iro~ IS 70 $40 per acre; iss soil 10 Of n.
best quality for the production OF Whssf, CDosr,
ciSssr' CIR, Ps ca. S,sF. III rtsS ssin; 7, i
UNION. The place is perfectly secure RON frosts-
the destructive enemy OF the farmer. Crops OF graiu
Erass aud lruii are now growing aaa Can h. ssen -
BY examining the place iiself. a earreey Judgment
can he formed Of the p'oduetIvsness Of the laHd.
The terms are INSIDE easy To secure the rspia in.
provemeni OF the land. ~hieh - only soIa fbr sstszI
inpy0rsnsAt. The reruii hss been. thst " i,hia tss
pssI year. ihrse hEndr 90 1ossss have b-eh srse,ed.
two mills, one steam. four stores. some tory vine;
yards ana Peach orchards planted, and s iuisbes ~
other improvements. making IL Z d~esifnsle and 40.
i've p zee Of business.
The .NarLst, as the reader NAV n.,--..
lotaIion, 10 llie sfst IN the sopnfry; M oduss hyn.t,,
do"hls The price than in location, .w.y f,aa -
/, - 49, LII e = "o.nie The price than the west
'FgeiaI'es in tbi, latitude come from Ney Je,s.y
@nu gre Ahht any exported TO the extent " nlllisra
In locating here, the settler has many Udyautaree,
lie Is 1Ithin Few hours ride of The grsat ana Of
New England and the Middle states; he !, near LIs
ce AAN"s -"N eA'NtNt iNut u " g D IN 4 NHtt lad rouu
try where every improvement Of cor on and eiyI
EATON IL al hand. he can buy every article h
%sni, al me ehsarss, Price. ava sell his preau.
has schools for his children, DIVINE srrytox. sps
viii enjoy an open winter and a d~eiishtfui Ct ims,a
where fevers are unknown. The result O, the chsnse
upon those from the North, has generally ksen to
restore them to an excel eni state Of health.
Ia the way OF building and improyinr 4, umhe san
he obtained st the mills at the rats Of Ia 10 is d,lls.
per thousand. brcks from the brick yard opoped
~ the place. every article can he procured in tbs
] Hnnn a. y p n. hwnl . - q N.
place in The Union where b~uildipFs and In ppOv>.
nenis can Ice Ade cheaper
The reader viii ct once be strnck win ,h.
Isees mere presented, and ask himself
efiy has not been taken up before. The ,... -,
"As never ihfown in'o The market; and unIo~s No.
statements " ere correct. no one would 4. ,sn".s
10 examine the lard before purchasing. ri. Iii ~
expected to do. They " III see LAND under eui,isr.
ton; sac h is the extent Of the settle9snt H., ~.
viii no douhi meet pc, sons from their peigbho,hnn,
they Will witness the improvements and ear tnd..
the Character Of tue population. n tb.v Jauss
aTiew 10 : tile, they should come prepared 70 .,ay
a day or Two ana he ready TO purchase, a. oca,jon,
cannot 81 held GA refusal.
There sle two daily trains to PhiisdeIpbia and
10 ai settlers who imp rove. the Railroad Co apsnv
gives a TasE TICKET ' OR SIX MOTIFS.
PRICE TICKET H,R THREE YEARS.
TIE TOWN OF HAMMONToN.
In connection with the agricultural settles mt .
new and thriving town has naturally arisen. whl.e
presents inducements for any Kind Of b. sineas. ma,
Iieuiarly stores and manufactures The shos b..
iness cuuid he carried on IN this place and msrlet
10 good advantage, also COTTON busissss. an as.
uistiories ri agricultural implements or " ads Ia q
Tor Casting small articles. The improvsmsat has
been SO rapid asto insure constant ard psrHaT en-
increase Of business. Town lots Of good ,iIs. ~.
d"noi sell small ones 30 IL would affect the i'm urnye
ment Of the place,) can be had al from. 100 doIt. al,
upwards
The Illumination Farmer. a monthly litarsry aad
agricultural sheet, containing full Information Of
dammonton, can be obtained al 25 cts. per annum.
Title indisputable. Warrsn.sA deeds given. Gle ,
OF all inoumhTanee Vhsn m0ney Is paid
ROUTE TO TEX LAND: Leave Vine Street WhaTT,
fhiiadelahis. tor Bsmmonton, by Railroad, a, II, &.
NJ, or Il. P.A Fare 30 cents. When there eng ire
for Mr.. bYRsss. Boa rding convenieners at hanl -
Parties had better stor with Mr. BIRNKs, a prthcipsi,
until they have decided az to purchasing. a. he " III
chow them over the land in his carrisse, free oil ~
pente. Leiierscsn be addressed TO Landis y ByrbAs
B. Coughlin, aoe, South FINN Street, Philsdsiph,a
Maps and information chesrfully furnished.
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