The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-05-10

mate, % miles Southeast OF PhttOdeipAid, on Tao
sCamdeA and AtLaRtie Railroad, .Tep jersey.
N old estate consisting Of several thousands of
~ acres Of productive soil, has been divided into
Farms of various sizes TO suit the purchaser. pop
uatlon of some Fifteen Hundred, from various parts
of tue Middle States and New England, have settled
there tho past year. improved their places and raised
excellent crops. The price ofthe land is at the low
ofirom SIS to $50 per the soil is oil the best
quality for the production Of Wheat, Glover, Corn
Peaches Grapes and Vegetables. 1T Is CONSIDER
EDTHE BEST FRUIT SOIL IN THE UNION. The
place perfectly secure from lrosts-the DESTRUCTIVE
enemy OF the farmer Crops OF grain grass ana iruit
are now growing Rndcan DO seen. By eNamnngth' :
place ITSELF correct Judgement can he formed oflhe
produciiyeness OF theland The terms are made easy
ts secure the rapid improvement OF whichis
only sold for actual improvement. The result mas
been that within the past year, some lhree huhured
houses have been erecte two mills, one steam, four
stores, forty vinyardsand peach orchards plant
ed, nnd Il large number of other improvements, max
ing It deslruble and nc 1.-Two place OF business.
THE MARKET,
as the reader may perceive from It's location. is
THE BEST IN TIRE UNION,
Produce bringing double the prlco than In locations
away from the city, and more than double 'he price III
the.wos 1t known hatth earliest &best fruilsand
vegetables IN this latitude come from New Grseyand
are annually exported to the extent of millions.
In locatingher the settler has many advantages.-
He Is within few hours ride Othe great cities ofNew
England aud Middle States he Is near his old friends
and associations he isin asetted country where every
improvement and comfort is at hand He can buy every
Hrtlcle nt WhDtsdl tue Cnehpcst pct' anu so w pio
duce forhe highest, (n the west thiss reyersed he
has school for his children divine service, and viii
enjoy an open winter and delightful climate where
cvers arc utterly unknown. The result lthc change
upon those from tho north has generally been TO re
store them to an eycellent state OGhcnlth.
In the way ofbuilding aud improving. lumber car
be obtained Mt the rate OF SIO 10 SO PEI
thousand. Bricks from the brick yard opened IN tht
Ince every article can be procured in the place
carpeuersare at hand, aud there Is no place IN tht
Union where buildings and improvements can b'
made cheaper.
The reader will at once be struck with the advan
ages here presented and ask himselfwhy the proper
ty has not been taken up before The reason 49, wa
never thrown in the market and unless these state
ments were CORSET. Que w0uld be invited To eN
anime the land before purchasing. TINS MI are eN
pcc,ed 10 do. They will sec land under cultivation
such is the extent ofthe settlement that they viii
doubt meet persons from their own neighborhood
they will witness the improvements. and can iudg
the character OF the population. lflhey come with
view TO settle. they should come prepared To stay
day or two and be ready to purchase, as locations car
not be held on refusal.
There are two daily rains to Phiadel phia and to a
settlers who improve, THE RAILROAD COMPANY avn
A FREE TICKET FOR SIX MONTHS, AND uALF-PRlcE TIoi
EEL ~" The Town OF HAMMoNToN.
In connection with the Observation-Disclosures ne
and thrivLg town has naturely arisen. which presen
inducements for any Kind OF business, particular
stores and manufactures. The shoe business conl
be carried in this place and market to good ndya
tage also cotton business and manufactures Of Hgr
cultural lmplnchls' Ut 'ouhu' os'oI V"sNUs S""' y
iicles. The improvement has been so rapid as to Il
snre constant and permanant increase OF busines
Town lots of good size, we do not sell small onos
IL would affect the improvement the place, can
had at from sion and upwards.
HAMMONTON FARMER, monthly litera
andagrleulturul sheet. containing full information
UIannonton can he 0btainod at % cents per annnln
Title lndispuiable-- -warrantee deeds given clear
allincnmbrance when money Ia paid.--ROue to q
land: leave Vino street wharf PhlladelPhla for IlaI
monton by Railroad, at7H \. NJ or ~ ?: NJ. Fa
% cents. When there, inquire for MR.. BYRNES
Boarding conveniances on hand. Parties had bett
stop with Mr.. BYRANS,a Il principal, until lhey ha
decided us to purchasing, las he will show them ov
the land in his carriage, FREQ ofeYperse Letters ~
npplicatiOnscan be addressed to LANDIS BVRNt
Tinnmnnton, y. o.. Atlantic county. New Jersey,
S.B. COUGLAR, ,2O2 South Riflh Street. Phladclph
Maps aud information cheerfully furnished.
November 10, la50-6m9H