Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-12-06
NEW AGRICULTURAL SETTLEMENT
TO ALL WANTING FARMS.
Il Rare Opportunity in @ DoiighIu and Heal
thy Ctmate, Twenty-Five Mites Southeast
of Phiaaeiphia, on tie Camden and
AHnuhc RaHroad, Neg JERSEY

An ola estate consisting ~ several thousands Of acres
Of productive soil has Do we divided into farms Of various
sizes o. SHIT che purchaser population Of some three
thousand. from various parts oi ih- Middle states and
Now England have settled there the past three years,
improved ihc.r places and raised excellent crops, The
price of the land At the low suu " SO TO $50 per acre
The soil N Of the bcstquay for Che production VI Wheat
Clover Corn, Pea hes. Grapes ant Vegetables 1T Is
CONSlDLkt TUE Bh.l FbJll SOIL IN LIE
UNION. FIVE A RE LOTS RANGE FROM $50
TO $3.50 Crops Of grain grass aud fruit are now grow
correct dgmtut be formed OF thc productivenrss Of
The land. The terms made easy the rapid
improvement OF the land. which Is only sold FOR actual
Improvement The result has been that within the past
three years five hundred houses have been erected
tv1 mills steam four stores. some forty whey ards
Improvements, making Do desirable and active place Of
business.
" II T. NJ A II X r. +
As thr fealer may perceive from its location
Is TINE BEST IN THE UNION
Produce bringing double tc price than n locations away
rom thc ri and more hlu double Che price than Ia The
West li . known h4ttnc earliest aud best fruits and
vegetables loo This latitude comc from New Jersey, aud
are annually exported 600 tle extent VI millions.
j" 'c sung mere 'hc fc'flr Pas many advantages. lie
is within f'W hours ride oftc great cities OF New Eng
rama pug Nliae 0ia'-f h' Us near hl' "ll friends aAd
associations Dc is 90 Settled country where every inn
poycmcui and comfort Is go hand lie can buy every
ucie Doe wants 40 ho cheapest prices aud sell bis produce
for the highest Nu tno West tbs Is reversed u he has
school nr bis children divine SERVICE and will enjoy an
open winter and del ghiul climate, where fcycs are ut
tery unknown change upon those nom
he North has generally been Go restore them TO
cellent state of hcaIth
ia il- WAY of building and improving. lumber can be
obtained at the mills a he rate ~ $40 90 Sl5 per thous-
and n,'-a- rom tae hrickJari opened in the place,
every arue'c be- siu.d the place. good carpcn-
iers are at hand and there un a. he Union where
oand.nes and Improvements tlu Pee made cheaper
The fcalcr fi at once Ia struck with the advantages
here presented and ask hmsef why the property las
not been iaeu up before ilo reason Is, 1t was never
tlfowr u flc markct. I'd utl. these statements
."r'ec DO 'c would u invited tl uuuc Tue land be-
fore purr f.ing This al are cat.d tu DO They viii
see and under culiau0ui s iac cAtcnt II The set
own nrfhh1rh1od tacy vii witness he improvements.
and can judge n the character OF he population. Ifthey
come "lh Wow t1 settle they should come prepared 10
stay day or two and He ready purchase locations
cannot bo held on refusal.
THE TOWN or HAMHONTOM
In connection ,.,tA oit,rsI settlement, new
Inducements Tor any Sind Of busposs, particularly
and manuiactaucs he shoe business can be carried on
tn this place aud market O. good vantage also cotton
business and nanuit of agricultural implements
or f'undries i'r casting small articles. The improve
ment has been rapid O. insure constant and per
mauent increase OF busiuc.s Town lots " good size
we do NOT SCH small ones b. would affect the improve
mcui of ihc place. ua At rou ~lOj and upward.
IMPROVED PLACES ARE ALSO FOR SALE.
IN ih'..nu a'lc-N4-ran'.e deeds given clear OF an
membrane when money a. paid Boarding couy,uen-
c'a 'H manu- Iaite. ad .e'ic- stop with Mr. Byrncs,
PRIME pol until they have decided as 90 purchasing as be
" ao" them over The lud, 100 bis carriage, free " exc
p.use.
IF Visitors will be careful of de.soiur person. tbe,
out of the settlement
Ihi. Colony ha. no connection with Weymouth Sta
lion, Improperly called Fast Hsmmoutan Tor abe pur-
the same enterprise.
!, Leave yias suee' Wharf Philadelphia 7l-2AM.
alFe't uy h"lfoad Tor llanmonion Inquire for
RICHARD j. BYRNES,
When you leave The Cars,
Hammon.on Land Office, near the Station.
a. Lctters. enclosing postage stamp, directed To- r.
j. b1NNEN, Hammont0u, Atlantic County New Jor.