Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-09-20


correct jndgu,t be formed u the produeysncss Of
the land. Inc are made essJ the rapid
improvement ~ the Land which is only sold TOT actual
improvement The r,sut has been that within the past
three years tive hundred houses have been erected
mills steam, four stoIes forty vineyards
and peach orchard, planted aud large number " other
improvement making ia ds..se aud active place OF
business.
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Asthr rcadcrnay petctise from iis location,
is THE INST lN TuE UNION
Produce bringing dabl. III, pc, than In lscsdon, away
from the city aud more thAn douhs the price than In the
West Il b. kuoru thst The earliest aud best fruits and
vegetables In this latitude from Nr- Jersey, and
are annually exported ~ the extent " millions.
IN locating here The set,tr has many advantages. He
Il within lev hours ride Ofhs great CITIES ~ New Eng
land and Middle states he is his old friends sAd
associations be is 10 sctes country where every liza
pruVcmcnt aud rnmint il 81 hand lie can buy every
tclc he wants at tho cheapest price and ss his produce
for The highest, tu the West this is reversed he ha.
school or his child en. divine service, and will enjoy an
open winter AMI del ghtu climate vhere levers are ut
tcy uuknoNn The result ~ the chsnss upon those from
thu North has generally bssn TO testois tAsm to
eecnt state ufhralih.
In the way NJ buiding sud nnpro.nr lumber can he
obtained At the l' 81 ne rae u $40 sit per thous
aud. Bricks from me hrct fird uitentd in the place
every Artire 10 uhisihsd ia the place good carprh
iers at hand and there place In the nioA where
buildings and Improvements con bensd, cheaper
The reader will - once 10 struck With tie sdvsnt'ge'
here presented aud ash hss-t why III, property ia,
not been taken up bSfsfs Tbs reason 10, Il
thrown In the mtttst AID unless these statements uef,
tIitti no uhe hnulh e nFltfl 20 eHAmne ire land be
fore purchasing lhi' all srpsct,d TO do They will
see land under cultivation suh 10 extent Of this
ucmtnt that ihoT will ouht persons from thcii
own neiyhhuthuod; they will vitnets the improvements
and tan judge ~ The character u tbs population II hry
come With arieu u 'etts thsy thDuld cms prepared "a
stay day nf t"u and 10 ready purchase lucAtun'
cannot be held ou refusal.
THE TOWN or HtNNONTON
ln connection with No, Agricultural settlement a new
and thriving town No. naiurbt sfseu. which presents
inducements Cor an. tl - busiurs', particularly stote
aud manufacture Tho shoe husuess he carried ut
To- This place ami market .oo vantage. also cottOi
or touudtics flr casting email artclst The improve
mtit has been rt6d ttin.uts constant aud per
mauCnt increase W hlsiu-ss Town lots 81 good size
We do mot sell small onts d -pld Affect the improve
ment Of the place eau be had a. from 500 and upwards
IMPROVED PLACES AXE ALSO FOR SALE.
TILE iudi,pui tie-wsuanee deeds given clear Of al
incumhfaitee when muufs is paid boarding cohVsnien
hand P4ttie' hSd lettrr sinp -ith Mr. Byrnes
principal until ihef have decided a. 10 purchasing, h
Will show thsm o'sr the iu, iu ' cIiaEs, free q eE
ptuse
o. Visitors will . ear,fii ~ designing persons the,
may meet who un, 'ti iucafrv Them tuisuiard place,
out of tAc settlement.
Ihi, Colony has uo connection with Weymouth Sta
tim, improperly called Est uammoutnn. Tor the pur
pose of uisesdo1 people into Me idea That il is part
tho s1mc cuteTprisr
Law, Vine ~ucct What Philadelphia At 10 A. NJ
direct Boy lt4iltota ilr llAunontnu. hqrire mr.
RICHARD J. BYRNES,
When you leave the Cars
Hammout4n Land Office, near the Station.
Letters, cuclo.ius postage stamp, directed to r
BNRNES. lanmnutnu. Atlantic Couniy. New Jcr
scy, promptly lnsWHfrd 81 7G