Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1862-02-08

sle the pricethat does IN locations
ln this location 1t eau he put into
aing II is gathered and Tor wat the
-. gels - highest price whilst groceries
"er article he purchases he gets at the loves, price
what he buys he pays two prices. In locating here the
settle has many tber advantages. He is within few
hours, by uOad, of all tie great ciiesOf New England
aud the Middle states lie his old friends ami
Citations lie has school for his children, divine service,
and ali tho advantages Of cvistion aud he is near large
city. -
Is lghtful the winters being salubrous and open,
whilst the summers warmer than IN the North The
location upon the line OF latitude with norther Virginia
Persons wanting change OF climate Tor health would
be much benefited IN Vinelsud The mildness uf the eli
pulmonary affections dy srepse, general debility Vis
tors will notice difference few davs. Chlls aud
fevefs are unknown.
CoNvENIENcEs ATHAND.
Building material is plenty. FIshs Oysters pcn,i-
Visitors must expect, however, to see new place.
Why The Property has mol been settle before.
This question the reader naturally asks 1t is because
ii has been held IN large tracts by families not disposed TO
sell, and being without railroad facilities they had few ill.,
duceme The railroad hns jest been opened through the
property this season, for the first time.
Visitors shown the nud IN n carringe free Of
expense aud afforded time and opportunity lor through
investigation. Those who come with view to settle,
should bring money their purchases as locations
are not held upon refusal
The safest thing in hard times where people have been
thrown ont N employment OF business some little means or
buy piece Of land at small price, aud more hun
wages improving it, aud when It done IT lisa certain
independence andup loss A few ncrcs IA fruit trees VIII
insure comfortable living. The land is put downto hard
time prices nnd oil improvements cnn be made alta cheaper
rate than any other time
The whole tract, with six miles front the Railroad
being laid out with fine md spacious avenues, with town
in the centreve lots in the town sell at from $50 to
5000 aud hall lots At $50 to Sl2O to S2OO two
and halfacre lots from SO to Sl20 and town r's 81
feet front by $50 feet deep at 81 Opayabc one halt cash
and the balance within n yenr 1t is uny upon ulms Of
IN,sp,, u nsrgg IN
To Manufacturers, the town affords tue opening OF
the St manufacturing business and other articles be
ing Philadelphia aud the surrounding county has
large population, which affords good parket
This settlement in the course ol several years, will be
Of the most beautiful places IN the country and most
agreeable Tor a residence.
II is intemdended to make Vine and Fruit growing
county, this culture the most profitable and the best
adapted to market Every advantage aud convenience Tor
settlers will be introduced will insure the prosperity of the
place The hard times throughout the country will be an
advantage to the setemen compels people TO resort
to agriculture fora living.
Large numbers Of people are purchased and people who
desire the best location should VISIT the place ut uuce
Improved land is also for sale.
TIMBER Land can bought with or withou. inbef.-
The Timber at marked valuation.
The title is indIspuabe WaIantee Deeds given clear
ofnh mcunibrance, when the money Is paid.
BOaCdmg cOnvenlencts ut hand
Letters promptly answered. and Reports Of Soion Ro.
hnson and VIM. Parry sent together with the 'Nneand
| Rutal'
Route to the land leave Walnut street wharf, Pha.
| depha, q o'cnck A. Nj md =. NJ. (ullcss the e
should he change of hnur) for Vmeand, the Glass
L0ro aud Mlvle Railroad When You leave the cars at
| vuelund Station. Just opened, inquire for
| CHARLES K. lands, Postmns'-r,
Founder uf the Colony,
| ViHELAND, p o., Cumberland county, y.
| P.S-There is change Of ut Glnsshoro'. Also
beware u shurpeTs the from New York aud Phia
deiphia 10 Vmeland mquiTing your business, destination
| &c,