The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-08-29
IL FOR SALE--yALUABLE FARMS, in the
tSsm counties Of Duchess Coluu bia and Saratoga,

-E.h.4 State Of New York.
No: l. The White Farm containing 567 acres Of supe
ror land situated the east bank Of the Hudson rver
in the Of Stuyvesant, Columbia and directly
opposite the village Of coxsackie Can be divided.
consider this the best farm in the State Of It's size
No. g. The Fuller Farm, containing go acres of su-
peror land, in the Glove Valley Union Vale, Duchess
county, II miles directly east Of the village Of Pough-
keepse. Can be divided having sets Of buildings.
No. s. The Thompson Farm, with new and superior
buildings containing l3l Of good land in Union
Vale, Il miles cas-. Of P9ashkeepsie. Choice land
good land adjoining he turnpike, in Union vale II miles
No. S. The Merwn Farm containing 2lo acres of
good land adjoining the last named farm.
No. 6. The Trip Farm containing 80 acres Of meadow
land with dwelling and store and suitable for
public house. The Dover and unioa Yale turnpike
passes through the 10 miles from Poughkeepsie
No. Z. The Livingston Farm, containing TAO acres OF
good farming land, situated in Union Vale. Can be d.
vided into farms. Adjoins the last named farm.
No. 8. The Goodsell Farm, containing 100 acres OF
good land in the Of Dover, near the Dover and
Union Vale turnpike and adjoining the last named farm
acres Of good land adjoining the lands Of Maj Haxtun
No. 10. The Schuyler Farm in Union Vale, contain
ing $40 Of rough land yet can be made productive
No IL. The Teller Farm, in the town OF Clinton,
miles east Of Rhinebeck containing 1913 Of land
with much wood upon it.
No L. The Mulberry Farm, situate between lakes
well supplied with fish, in the Of Salisbury, Con.
nectcut containing 900 acres of first rate wheat and
grass land having upon il orchard OF mulberry trees
containing several hundred trees and nursery contain
No 49, The Plumb Farm containing It's acres OF good
land nearly adjoining the last named,
No a. The Wood Lawn Farm, containing f5t acres
Of superior land adjoining the Saratoga springs Build.
ngs first rate, and the farm can be divided
No IS The Taylor Farm, containing 22S acres OF
good land adjoining the last named farm.
No l6. The Pearsal Farm, containing 100 acres OF
meadow land adjoining the last named First rate land
and well situated.
The above are all valuable farms well watered wood
ed and suitably divided by good fences and well sup
piled with choice in very respectable neigh.
borhoods and about the healthes and best cultivated
portions Of our country having churches schools mills
post Offices good roads, and every advantage OF The most
favored district Of country Though within easy distance
Of market towns the markets the immediate vicinity
realize to the agrculturs prices for produce fully equi-
vaent TO those obtained in The great cities They have
long been occupied by judcous and intelligent farmers,
as sheep farms and are in condition TO yield immediate
profits in any department Of agriculture
The Stock upon the most Of these farms, consisting
principally Of Sheep and Cattle can be had with the farms
at fair prices.
will be LIBERAL and the prices much below their intrinsic
value being out Of my power to render them produ0-
w = WALTER CUNNINGHAM
Poughkespse, July %, 1888 aug SOW