Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1862-03-08

s market brings double the price TINT itdocs m locations
distant irun the cities In this location put into
market the same mnring u Is gathered ond for want the
iarlncr sells he gets the highest price whilst groceries
aud other article he purchases he gets the lowest rrre
In the West, what he sells brings him nitanco, bat
whni he buys he pays two prices. l heating here tie
settle hrs many ther adyantagcs lie is within icW
hoors by iroad of oil he gteat eitiesof New Eue ard
aud the Middle Slaies lie near his old friends and ssy.
Citations lie Inns school for his children, divine service
and nte advantages OF eiyiaon aus he is near large
city.
IS 4 ehfu; the winters being saul,rious aud orcn
Whs; the summers tluu in the Nuth Tie
location upon the line %. latitude with iirther Virginia
Pe,sons wanting change OF climate for health ,yord
be much benefited IL Nmeard. The mljrcss cf the ell
maze and ts hrncng influence makes it excellent ff all
pulmonary affections dysreHse, geneTnl debility Ns
feyeTs are unknown.
coNvENIrNCEs ATHANp.
Building nass is plenty. Fish aud Oysters pcnti-
vIaiiors must expect, however, to gee a new place
Why the Properfy has not been seu!e B.fore.
This 1pcsnu The render naturally asks. !, is berluse
1t las been held n ntpe tracts by families disposed
sell and being wiiip,ut rniir,ad fcIrs tbry r,I tct in
duceuer The lr,nd has list been opeel through the
property this seascn,,fur the FIRST time.
NiatnTs are shown over the nrd in cairiagc free Of
expense ana al rded time aud opportunity FOR through
investigation. ThJsc who come with view n SETTLE
should lrms money to th. Purchases iJcutyms
nTe not ned upon refusal.
The srtesturg in nad tines where people have been
thrown 'r oi employment of business me little
al
thy piece OF land at stnal price, wt than
wages ~ improving il, and when it done 1t CERTAIN
independence pNcnp loss A few in ffg trees viii
insure comfortable living. The land put down - hard
Tine prices IND all nproV be made at chunpef
rate than any other time.
The whole tract. with SIX miles fror, on te Rrfoad Is
berg Ei out with NHc Hu3 Spacious with town
N the centrefve lots The town sell at from 81 To-
S}io: tw. mud lolf acre 'r nj s-U o 4Iyu tn lg, t,
and hai acre lots, at from $50 to si21, and i.vr s a
irri lr'n ny lI9 feet deep at S0p1ypbc one hH elsh
md III. hnlrr. wi.irn veqr !, is onI, unnn C.s ~
fir1pi
- Manufacturers. tie town affords tine opening Of
inr Sdbt manufacturing business, and other articles
ihE H'"f inmrrht ne, ar the surrounding country has
large p'nutiiua. which affords good r'gi kct
lHis settlement, in the couIse o several years. viii Ice
one 81 the nosl beautiful places IA the country, and
agreeable Tor !. r.siH"uce
lt is iuenicrdri 20 make Vine nn' rruf. growing
county, ms this culture e most profitable and The b~st
adopted TO market Every advantage and convenience Tor
settlers viii &c introduced viii Ne prrgrr'v f he
advantage . the s-,rcucut 1t eOmTcs people to resort
10 tgtcuiurc fora l'rirv.
l,ge numbers Of people rurchneed and people who
desire The best ipcniun should VISIT the PLACE al uue
Improved hand is also sale
Tia.8IR -l.rud can bought with without timbcr-
III, fImbera marked valuation.
Thctitc is iSpu'abie. NHrInntcc Deeds given clear
oiat incuaarnnce, whc,, the rauney is paid.
u aiding c1nTcnieHccs ut hard
Letters promptly answered, snd Reror,r 4 So"u r..
blnson amt WE. Parry gent sctht- with the Nine!aud
Rurll'
Route to the lind Leave Walnut street wharf rh'7
delrhia, al o'clock y. NJ and Z. NJ (unless there
should be change Of h5ur,) VineiaEd on the Gass
bpro' and MiIiiic Railroad. When you lenve the
Nneidnd Station. just o-tncd Inquire for
CHARLES X. LANDS, Postmaster,
Founder rf the Colony,
NISFLksp, y. O., Cumberland county. y. !
p. There Is chang, of cars st GlassbJro' Also
asiphia to Feand, nGurng yoor business, destination,
&c.