Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1862-12-13


pie who desire the best location l,ull y the blas
a toncc
Improved land is also for sale
TlHBER.-Lund can be bought with or without
timber. The timber at market ga-a,i,a
The title is iniisputahc Narrau.ec Deeds gfyrn
clear of all incumhrancc, when the money is rIil
Boarding convcnicnccs at hand.
Letters promptly answered. and E,ir,t- of So,ar
Robinson and VIM. Parry, sent together with The
FHci0RH Ruyoi
Route to the land Leave Walru, stree, wharf
Philadelphia. at oclock. \. NJ. and { p VI
(unlcss there should be n change If '.url for Vine
land, on the Gussboro and MLNIlI. .Hi'road-
When you leave the cars at Nmu,tAl Sal ID. Jus.
CHARLES X LANDS. Postum .-r.
fuuudcr ot the Colony
NINELAND, 2. O., Cumberland county. n J
p. S.-Thero is a change of ears o. .la..,r,.-
Also beware of sharpcrs on the Ca 'r0. N.y l.r'
and Philadelphia to Nineland H.. 4i.g.- your Iusi
ness, destination, DC.
RErorr Of SoLoN ROBINSON. or TIRE NEW YoaF
TnInrNE. rroy THE NIyELAyD .a.1lEvEyr
n Ths following is extract from the report Of
Soliu Robinson. E-l. published iu .la Neg A.rs
IHbVno. in reference to Nmclmd. all person. san
read this report with interest:
AJr0Dt1gss Of Farming Usar Iaa.--I -IE.cy,f-
Rcmorfs upo@ lT,r-SoH rs rrc,i E.gl.Hy-
IHe CoVsc IF Fcrijiity-Awgnw oC Crgy,
Pyoduot-Pr,c,jcai Erid,,,rr.
It is certainly one of the mos. extensive r.r.ila
tracts, in an almost level POSITION md rfa'.. ,.u-
dition for pleasant mrruin: that W. l-r .s a. ..
of the western praincs. We found nwc of t'co!I,5t
farms arrareutly lust as profau.. productive, us
when Gr.t cleared Of forest fl,y ur . Ilir lr,f ..
ago.
The rcoo-l.t would soon discover the cnu.c of tis
continued fertility. The whole country il tria.
deposit. and all through the soil we found evidences
of culcurcous substances generally In the form oi
induratci cncarcous mari. shown. Unuv di..iu..
forms Of l. .ir,t y. Of the t.r, .. ..fl and
this mgr1y .nb.taIrc i. .tal'crci 1r.rl rr,
in a very cummiuucd form. and .. .lu .sn.. c.rGi-
tiun no-t easily a,-imilutul BY ...A Ilau.s s lLe
farmer desires to cultivate.
Nlurl in MI IFS forms hnS boon r,vai q, E.r.',,
the Romurs and IL France and C.-.r.r.,. 8. mimi ,
is counted ola as ,ulual, bed %. ......g. ... c..
he dug and cart,i and sirg,I over tu.EEr How
much more valuable thcn. il mus '.. vh,a Gau}
glrc9dy mixed t,.,uuuh the .,i1 ,,r,r. rt ,... .
will be- turned M, auI exposed. r,.r Transformed t,
the owner Use every time be- -.lI. r.. .......
Hl,iu- then satisfied our miud- ......-s. Hoy
will mot lr excited with wonder nj seeing iuuuutu.olo
evidence Of fertility in % soil which u other su1-
tiuus. having the same general clar .ri.,i.. og s
lra Appearances Is entirely ulrrl-uunra,r,g. cy.og.
as is p.oIurtycucs> i promoted v u.tlh...l :,r,ii
znt,ou.
\ ipw words about the guilty and value ~ this
land iuy cultivation, Of which We have su-y s,..-s
proof
Our first 'i-.' W.. to William T. VIII .n franklin
township. Gloucester county N.1 Hur.hg.yl some
light miles north ut iiivc. a. .. t....E E.u.ugo.
Tor thc purpose of establishing .. ...l.. ..vr.l
up The timber into lumber g. ... .r ar t.. U. .y-
railroad well as the ircwuoj rEt o..I. tr which
he built branch track mile and t.|. ...r Ur
also furnished sixteen miles of Il. g.... . ... a.t
has no doubt made th" mill Nr ..''. .-. b.
main oijcr was To open Il farm. having ...r'r con-
Niucci that the soil was Nuiuuh, ...,,. ..t.tp IN
hi, he has not been di,lpIo,ut.t. as s.ua ..I.'
crops prove. For iu,tyu'r. last .,. .L.-e..i ,iuo
Of cropping, "ui bushels of Ioiatre ,u..cucrr worth
go cents hu.hyl ia thc field. Ta g..r. -.,,.ac-n.
without manure. produced 800 h.-.., %: on,>. ia