Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-02-28

clear OF all incunbrhnce. when the money IS PAID.
Boarding conveniences at hand.
Letters promptly answered, and Reports of Solon
Robinson and VIM. Parry, sent together with tho
FineiaRd Rural.
Philadelphia, at o'clock, A. NJ, and =. NJ,
(unless there should be II change Of hour) for Vine
land on the Glassboro' and Mve Railroad
When you leave the cars at Vineland Station, just
'f'''''' tIiARLEs X. lands. Postmaster,
Founder of the Colony,
SINELAND, p o., Cumberland county, n. j.
p. S-Therc is a change of cars at Gassboro' .--
Also beware of sharpcrs on the cars from New York
and Philadelphia TO Nineland, inquirng your busi-
ness, destination, &c.
REroRr OF soLoS RoBSsoS, OF ME new YoRk
TmBuNE, UroN THE NINELAND SETTLEMENT.
tS Tho following is IN extract from the report of
SOlin Robinson, ESD, published in the New York
IjTbnne in reference to Nineland All persons can
read this report with interest
AdUantageS Of Farming near honte-Fineland
Remayks wpon Marl-SoH, IT'S great Fcrtihty--
The Cause Of Fcrihty-Amomm Of Crops
Produced-Pyac,icai Et4dence.
II is certainly one of the most extensive fertile
tracts in an almost level position, and suitable con-
diton for pleasant farming that we know of this side
of the western praircs. We found of the oldest
farms apparently just proftably productive as
when first cleared OF forest hlty or hundred years
| ago.
! continued fertility. The whole country is marine
of caIe,rno,,s subsionccs GENERALLY in tho Gr,n s
- 1nn.i aio,ro,,,s ,nrr, .lo,,iI,, ,,o,,, IL.
| forms of ancient shells. Of the ernIy formation and
u; co'nn,in,teJ firm ond in tLe cxnct -
! tion most easily assmilated by such plants tho
| farmer desires to cultivate.
- H. T,.,,d rr,n ,,n linn, It ,yoo ooo,,;i L
| the Romuns and in France and Germany mari bed
is counted on valuable bed of manure. that can
| - ,roro - oIn,LIo ,brn II ,,,st Ln Who, cl,
mucn more an'Hnn@, ,gn @ III, 1t mus pe mmGn lGund
will bc Turmoil mn unI ryroseJ md trnn.cnrn,od IN
tLn ,,r,cr.s ,,so .cr,. ,i,nc bc .tirs Tho cor,b ~
'''I u,;. ,., yGd n,,r ,is f th as a.
viii nnt hc cy.ilcd ,yitb ynrdrr o sccrr i,l;,iI
cr;Irnr, Of r,rtiIity i'm a .riI which IN ntbcr i,
80 G,i,I ,lo ,1,,a ,,nrorol haracto ori,,i, m .,
irns onncnrnnces is entirely cvcort
os its rodcIiycn,s. i ,ro,nntcd Inv or,ii,I fr,i
80" N' . y '''"' A''''''-
"a ,.cr,, .lo,t II q ,r.lit,, o,1 ,.o,,o Sc At
,i c ,,,l,j.a,i, ~ "a l.; IL ;;rc Lnro s,, y, .,
- " '' - N
P'COVt,r c,, ,i;, ,os ., U;Iri,r, n WiIso Lror1,i,
,ornsI;r Ginn,st,, ,o,rty yyb ,,urnb,tni .,,,
o;bt ,,;Ios nnr,b nf NillvilIr ,Lout iI'rc, yr
&C tb rnrnnSo 81 o.. s.niI;tir- a sIc,,,, Inf
nn tho itin'hor in, I,,nir H. cnJ ~ hr' ,b ,n,
rn;,rooi ns ycll ns tLr frrynn1 orI cnaI sr lvi,b
H. III a., Lr,,,h I'll, :, Ill, a,,d - lie - IL
n.y. siind it n ils r th rnI Viii X 1
bas n" donht mndc tbc mil rrnfnIIe, thomrh hi.
80; n' RI & ~ ,a, - r,r,n hn,ir, hos i'
% mann 1'2co. was 70 olen u arm ,'G r netGule con
80 ,a,o Er ir,st,nc" i1st ,,cnr ,L 80, ~ t; 's
of cro,,;ng :,ot bushels nf tnt ,;,s ynrb
40 rciis n Iuslcl in thc field This wear snycnac
U,itb,"t ,n"H,rc ,raincci aiG bn:bcis or ,,,, IT,
ono GrlJ Ibc first rron WAS rot,,nes rlnntcd .rov,
the rnrts mnJ welded IS bushels The unntoes,ynrso
Ju, HnJ vhcni avn, and welded 10 bushels. and
tbS s,nLljn urncd rndcr md .own ia bnct,ybcnt
which welded 33l bushels and then TN, ground wos
sown 10 clover and tinn;,y which cave AZ, iirs ,r,
q tons per acre.
The f,rtiIiacrs Rrl,Iic1 to these crors were frs.
ashes from clcarinrs; second 22j pounds Of suu,r.
nhnsnLnto Of limo tLirl IDp mounds pcrnLTin,
t.unno. tL,n 30 bu.hels Of slokcl limo bos b.rn
sprcud unon the clover since il wus moved anJ
turned in for wheat
Mr. Wilson'S oroyinr croos and the wbc,t s,ubiI,
of the nrcsr,t season all ndicnte his land us ,rodur
five Ms nny nnrt off The state.
Ar Mary Eurrow'. nm did stvlc J,rsav woman,
f,rmcr several miles soutb of Nr Wilson - wa ,rn
so norticunrIv srurk with the zinc nnncsraucc ,C y
field of corn that we stopped to inquire of the hired