Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-10-11
NEW AGRICULTURAL SETTLEMENT
TO ALL WANTING FARMS.


An old estate consisting OF srycrs thousands 81 acre
q" p'.d" 'c soil" has besn o1id,d luto farms Of ,afiou
sh's 90 SUIT thc pur hHscr population 81 some three
lhnnsdnd from various paris of tho Middle States an,
nc" fnsAuu nave ftiNri Ncrr the past tlitr years
improved Their places ane raised excellent crops Ih,
''f t ." o. Al 'ht l"" rum " $40 90 $. o per acre
me soil Is of The bstquali ff the production oi Wheat
CmNi NS99'l' ,'a lhg5 4,,eP5s .m9 Vegetables /,
UNION. FIVE ACRE LOTS RANGE FROM $50
10 500 Crops Of grain grass aud frut are now grow
Jug anu can oe seen by examining the place itself a
correct judgment can De formed OF the pr1duetiyenoss OF
lhe and The terms made easy % secure tle rapd
improvement Of the land, which Is only sold flr actual
Improvement Tho result has been that within the uasi
I'e years some five hundred houses have been erected
t"n mills one steam, four Stores some i,tty vineyard,
ana peach orchard. auci and large number Of other
business
Il II H. NJ A r * r. II
As the readerm may perceive from its location
IS tn Il BEST IN THE UNION
Produce bringing double the price than IN locations ava,
nom tue city aud more than double the price than To- tht
West II is known that lc earliest ana hast frit. MI
vegetables iu this latitude come from Ne, Jersey gr
arc annually exported 10 the extent Of millions
nv 'c'uns nero me settler has many advantages. lie
IS within few hours ride ufhe great cities Of New Eng.
land and Middle states he Is near his old frieuds AMI
associations he Is IN settled country where every iu-
p9,ement and COMFORTS at hand lie can buy every ar
ule he wants at the cheapest price and sell bis produce
for me highest, u the West tais is reversed j he has
school iof his children divine stryicc and viii euioy am
open winter aud delightful climate whore feyefs ~ n
VIC Nor'h has generally been 90 restore them 20 an OK
cellent state Of health
Ia The way Of building and fntnra,tro lt,,,lr... L.
uNH'h,a ai me NUTS 80 OBJ. rate % SIC u clio per thuns-
ana Bricks from The hrcl-varI opene,l la No ,l,ro
every article aaaoc obtained m ihe place guod cannon
leis NIt az hAudi and there is place Do the uiou
buildings and improt eincnts can be made cheapcr
Inc Ieaaer viii at oncc ho struck with the adynptacs
S,e presented and aik hnsclf why the property hns
noi been taken up before Tho reason IT, h was mover
thrown IN the market aud unirs. these siai,,pcns ,
SuIi.c 10 one would be invited 10 examine the land be-
.e purohasing lis al are exrrcl,d 20 do They viii
'"N 9uuti cuiiNaiuni on is the oxtt of the .et.
uem'ut that they Wili no doubt meet rct,rs ,, III
own shborhoud they will wuicss The improvements
ana can Judge Of the charsoietut iht tu,ior If,L,,
come "iti aVew 10 seti,, ihcy Shot ID como pf,nareJ ~
stay day or two and be- rrady 90 purch,,o MS ca,i
eann"t he held on refusal
THE TO WN or HAJIHONTON
IN connection with the agricultural settlement n now
anu lnnNihg town has nauiay arisen which nrcseuts
inducements for any hind NJ business tic,iat ,'e
ina manufactures The shoe business can be carried an
'nls zee "hd market o. good vantage; also cotton
BUSINESS ana manufte0rir, 90 agricultural i,npf,ne,t.
OF hundiies Tor casting email articles Tho imnra,c
h' mas lreh 10 rapid as IN insure constant nbd nor
'Hh'n' increase Of business Town lots n good sze
"a" nu sen small ones a. IL would affect ie improve
'l o' me place can be- had at from 100 and UPWARDS
iMFhoNED PLACES ARE ALSO FOR SALE.
ll'le indspinhc--wuuautcc deeds given clear Of All
neunplapte Thr money d paid. hotldii 4 cou,euicn.
's "h mama Paltcs Tad Lester sop with NJ nvrnrs
principal until they haze douded a. e. pureliasing s
n'n sho" hrm o'r The and ia bis carriage fec Of cx
HlhN
visitors viii be careful " designing pcrsors thew
pat Of the settlement 'N P'"0's
a t"s N"'"n9 haa no connection with Weymouth Sta |
lm' lmpf perry cfllcd East Hammont0n for The pur- |
Inc same ontorprisd f 4" F" P"' >"
,,tr me street Wharf Philadelphia at IL NJ
"'ec' oy hH'l'oad Tor llammonton, Inquire for
RICHARD j. BNRNFS,
When you leave the Cars,
iiammonton Land Office, near the Station.
letters enclosing postage stamp, directed 10 r. !
'oy promptly answered Gig