Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1862-04-19


and can moro than make wafes In improving t. and
when il Is done Il is certain Independence and no
loes few sores in fruit trees will insure comfor-
table living. The land ID pu' down 10 hard time
prioes and all ihiproy can bo made al CHEAP.
er rate than any other time
The whole tract, with six miles front on the Rail-
road, is being laid out with fine and spacious avenues
with town In the cenre-6ve acre lots in the town
$50 to S2O to $500 two and half acre lots at from
$50 TO S20 and town lots 90 feet front BY 1b0 feet
deep at S00-payable one half cash and the balance
within year 1t is only upon farms Of twenty acres
or more that four years time u given.
10 Manufacturcrs, the town affords hne opening
Q, inc onoe manuiac.ur,hg onsness; ana o'ner M siu
country has large population, which affords n good
Tt;s q, ,,o ,ourso n .or.ro, o.r, vu
be one of the meet BEAUTIFUL places in the country
and most agreeable for n residence.
1t is intended to make a Vine and Fruit growing
country as this culture is the profitable and the
best adapted to market Every advantage and con.
iOr " VII M De % nd ,; Will
throughout the country will be an advantage to the
settlement MS it compes people to resort to ngricu-
J,rno nnrbsss Of noor,o ero nurchas;no and noo
, W. o.;r. ,ho h, iaca,;on sbonlJ y;st tba nIaoo
at once
Imnrovod land is olso for saIo
TIwnyn-Lond can be bought with or without
timber. The timber at market valuation.
The title is indisputabe. Warrantee Decds given,
clear Of nil incumLrnnce when the money is paid
Boarding conyeniences at hand.
Letters promptly answered and Rcports of Soon
VtneianG Rural
Route to tho land leave Walnut street wharf
Philadelphia, at 8 O'Clock, A. NJ, and 4 p. NJ,
(unloss there should be change of hour,) for Vine
land, on tho Gassboro' and Millvle Railroad.-
When YOU leave the cars at Nineland Station, Just
opened inquire for
CHARLES X. Lands, Postmaster,
Founder of the Colony,
I
p S-Tbere il n change of car, nj Glassboro'-
Also bcwore of sbarners on the cars ftom New York
and pbilad.lphia 10 vipeland ipouirng YOUR busi.
| ness destination &c
'
Rrpopr or Sotoy RoBIssoy or YuR SKv YoRK
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iHih. W. .'O' Inn '''hNAsp 'h
lT Ihs following IL an extract from the report OF
Solin Robinson, fSqr Pubiished IN the New lork
lri6mne III reference TO Nlneiand' All persons can
read TINS report Win interest:
Adraatages of Farming near rhome-Viuelana-
Remark, anon 1I,yl-SoH. its ereat F,ytilitv-
,r. r ~ -. g.
I'M Cause Of feHihfy-hmo"m Of Crops
| ProdWcea-Practieal Eridence.
,..., r. a., -. .,.,
rs cel.aiii! o.S oi ;,; ac mus ek'ensNS leIulo
G m al nn', cr;P ,h ~ di,u h eE
uuun e ,oi MI NJ u. 80 nuo" ~ WI I'i.
o' @ .lie ~ r., 49,. ~ e,li Va ~: w. : o'i'Nt "
Iarhs apPa,cnuS yuS W proh'aoiy IIouuc,Ne @
"neh ni7' eiea'eu Vi ioie'' MY Ut hunureu years
! "STi ,;, u.,,, 1850 ,;.o,... A., .. r Az:
|
eon'hueu lsr',ii,y. ih' whoS % country IL marine
uepos,., anu MI t,ougn 'ne sol We iouna e'.uenc'S
OF calcarSous supT'uircs generaiiy IN tne form oi
inuulh,eu eHost m 'l, uis'ne,
lorms Oh ahcisn. sneis' oI 'no anu
,hh mary suuee . - aii .hIousn 'iie so,i
IN very cohlhu.cu , ivi, anu IN .he tAaes co',ul- M
tion most easuy I. Sshii'eu ny sucn plants us Tue
I ihriucI ueeiIts oeui'NaSc; 50.
MAIL IN all is iSrms' mas been used 70 icrt,Iife
ctoln ln l.nSHu, run .ne .iv % u Nas oeeuP,eu pS
.he ioinns nu ~ , ''iu " y iii'y " ' % oeu @
IS counted on as valuable bed OF manure that can
DC I'B 'iu .iiNp anu ''; wv, tne n,iu, on
Huch noIe u'ov' LnS' !. inus' oe, nnrn loun
already Mhea .nfousn 'ne SOL Nnere new Pattsi.' "
MI Mi ps ,uineu w anu ~, anu r,s neu u
| the u'' e'ety ,''e 'i' e',io ,iv ' ''' =,
iaVhg 'ei saiisn.u oul minus VI thc cause' tnr!
VIII ho' oe WIN % Noiuel a. seens i'uuoi.aole
e''nI. y, M ~ ELL, 81, .ien I. ~ oIti sl.un
mons having 'ho same general characteis'ic8 or al
least appgarhnces' Wy uli 'hun'Iasr, eAcsP
us i'a piooue"''"'S P'oAAo''u " "iu'''iA 'eiai
fator. a., .,.,,, A.. ,,,.,;.,, , , Al.
n le" N1ins npou' sno 9uan.y anu 'hluc oi thp m
iahu ior euiu'a'o', VI "hien We h"'c so"e suohs
PROOF. ... r,,,, ,.., 80.
ouI Is' n,'la wa 10 W i,sih III "lison i rlahhlll M
"MnahhP, "'ouI'e,.t Soun,y' rno p'hcnasou SUM
eight miles north OF Mlv,le, about three years ago
Tor the purpoSeo OF esaoiishihg steam mill 10 worn
up 'he un'oer rn'o iumoer, 10 sehI OH oy 'he new
Taliroad Us well as the hrewood ana coal Tor whGf
he ouiit nrshch track niie ana nan long. IL,
also iurnihhea sixteen hes Oh 'he roaa Win hes an.
has no doupt MADE the hii Prohtsoie, though MI
main OBJECT was 70 open farin' having necome con
Ninccd ',a' 'he SOL WIS ."uaoie or CULTIVATION ~
THIS ne mas no. been disappointed, hs some OF III
crops prove for instance lhs, year. hesocohdt tn'
OF cropping QUO pu7'sol potatoes on one acre worn
oo Genus pushei III AS neiu' ihis year seven acre
without manure, produced $50 bushels of oats
one hsid the nrst crop was potatoes planted amohi
the roots' ana yieIueu 10 ohhts me PotatoesWsr
r aug ana whea. soSn, anu yleIued ~ bushels an,
the Stuonie turned uhuer ana rS"n 70 ouck"hea'
whch sleiued %, oushels ana iheh the ground wa
sown to clover and timothy, which gave us hrstcro
2i tons per acre'
Z Inc ieruIes applied 10 these crope were hrst
ashco from cieIings second; 20 pounds 2t super
\ phosphate OF nme 'hird zVV pounds reru'm
. guumo thcn ~ bushels oi siaked lime mas be'
t spread upon lhe elo'er since IL WAS ho"eui. I'M
{ turned in Tor wheat.
Mr. wilson growing croIs, ana tnr Wheat stu9ol
OF 'he present srasoh an intricate hs iau as produc
' i've ah any Gr' OF INC Su'e;
Al MARY barrow :, an o'I sI!in Jersey woma
farmer seVera IhlleS SCUM OF MI, wilson $ We "er
50 pSrlculafiy Struck WIN ine me appearance OF
heiu OF corn Una, we stopper 70 inquire OF the hlte
man no" IL was Produceu' We iounu mat the IAN
hhd Deeh the year out one before III wheat so"n WI