New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-28
FOR SALE.
; c,0c,NNJI17E,YFOR A HOMESTEAD.

I 6nO~ ONLY FOR A HOMESTEAD
8SOa2 FARMS. WORTH OVER $500, AND AND
. snn LoTs TO BE DISTRIBUTED AMONG SO0
S14RSCRIBERS-Eac subscriber is entitled TO Lots y
81 o feet wing together or RIZE FARM OF from TO
Il acres The shares limited at s25paya6le-$5 when
subscribed for s. on day OF distribution and balance IN
monthly nsallments Of S.. About 700 shares are now
The LOIS are situated In the village
on the Longs Island Railroad County of Suffolk snd 90
mes from the city OF New-York Car and Engine
House is now being built near IN village, snq ane a
Station and early in the morning Ii Is one Of tne
heahiet places in the United States, within one mile OF
Ronkonkoma Lake which ia about three miles in crcuIn-
ference of singular transparency and OF great oepth WI"
an abundance OF FISH The village Is but miles disia
from the great South Bay which miles wide and ~ ei
long, abundany supplied with oysters cias' anu Sn
various kinds. .,.,, ,,o. ...o will, tho ,o,ns
cpiva,ion as any land within fly miles OF Newly ork
The suffolk County Agricultural Society at meeting on
2li September 1885, awarded premiums for the prooucuon
"a 1Conv1 LAKE ROAD, Oct 23th 1885,
cerilfy thai have raised during the past season the
very best of Corn and Potatoes 50 bushels PER gcre Egg
plants and variety garden vegetables on land near tne
Long Island Railroad Lake Road from which received
premuma theiSufok grcuituralfan heiu o0p
Also Peas, Beans Onions squashes, Pumpkins Beet'
and Tomatoes (signed, IRA EHoMMEDIEU.
TO CHARLES WooD. III Joh1-st n ,o,,,ot.a.
permanvie Station located the borders OF me Long
Island Railroad where ours several times day to
Brooklyn and The surface ofthe land s smooth
and level and the surrounding country Is perfectly healthy
and within miles Of this place, highly cultivated ano
valuable having been settled for more than oO years. eno
where similar lands sell from $50 TO $500 per acre
The distribution will ake place In teo days by Com
mitee 10 be selected by the Subscribers from among lhelr
number Tue person having the frat choice will be entitled
for S25 only TO 90 acre Farm worth 81 0O0 the second to
an lS acre Farm, worth $780, the third 10 acre FARM
- acre Farm worth $500; the 9Th 10 Farm worth
$500; the 7h nd 9Th each an acre Farm worth So Inc
9Th 10th and attn each acre Farm worm s5g3i e ~,
18Th 4th and l5h each Farm, worth SOW inc
10TH l7h 18TH 18TH and 20th each acre Farm, worm
$500; and all the others will be entitled 10 Village Los
M t,-iv thar
this 10 moi o1erycvery person gets for 80 hadsoiuo
Lot of Ground equal to city lots ,,, p.,,.
Manner of Distribution Of ermdn"eAe t>o's a n a. t
Farms-The manner Of distribution WI Dc as loiowE
All the numbers the Map from 10 soo W De e ,, NH
he entitled to the first Prize, and if the rsi number SO
drawn or taken ont OF the wheel happens 10 De <oV VI <f
then the person on the suescnPno s nv aevep he
the subscription number OF z7o or 20, or wnee, No, 1
corresponding number may be- Will be enuueo 10 s is'
Prize Farm ard proceeding until all the NUMBERS are
The lands are as good represented, and as good as
any land on the Island and wnen cuuValeu' WIZ P
duce in the highest degree.
The land W az once heavily tmbered; portions are
now covered with thrifty growth OF young %o1a, OH
and pine Wood is plenty and generally cheap IN that PAT
of the Island Firewood cheap, that winch IS suiao
to be cut into cord wood for he New-YoFk MARKET is OF
uniform price, and has for great many years oeeu a"aS'
considered cash article on the isi@hu ,, mod
There material on the land Tor common fencnggo9ga
chestnut rails can be had within few miles Of these lands
In abundance All building materials can be mad al the
dep6ts of Brooklyn and Greenport and a. many nlere
date places at the usual market prices There are numer
Gus streams of rising in these new lands ana ru
ming into the Great South Bay which remarkable for
their purity and never fail indeed ay eTd yes aT
y, reiop Of he Island the average depth will be
about Is feet Hemennve as The ground lie ghef 'hey
deeper. 90. u,
miles of the village and within four miles, mills tacores,
stores and villages. All the privileges OF an old settled
country be had here and the people of Suffolk Coun
ty pride themselves being highly moral orderly and
religious people All OF my subscribers are persons of re-
spectability.
tement will depend almost entirely upon the settler he can
lay much as little as he chooses do not know
OF any objections to me place or TO me and or se.e
full and prosperous settlements in other parts Of the coun
try bestowed upon these lands cannot fall to produce ia
vorable results.
The climate is In every particular healthy and pleasant
the roads good and always phssab9 at all seasona OF
the yesf-the Winters short and mild compared TO the
Winters on the MAN, TO the north of the Highlands-here
is seldom seghing than two or three weeks on the
Island.
WHAT'S remarkable crop is seldom injured by dreuth
there part the country where there 10 80 e H.
ury rom drouh as on Long Island nor is there any injury
from Is no cold land on the island. All
the land along the margin OF the can De made hShy
or eshe as 10 the interior part the country by which
often very great damage is donesuch an event as the
carving of bridge or the breaking OF mill dam, with
great damage is almost unheard ofo Long Island The
and buys abound in fish and wild fowl In great
abundance, and every variety.
ali parts of the country desiring information OF these lands
has been found % sao s IN is John
near Pearl N Y. or CHARLES WOOD at the same place,
cepts therefor by return of mail They will also grauil
ously furnish maps and pamphlets OF the property ana
cbeeruly give such other information may be desired
CHARLES WOOD, III John'st N T.
" References can be made to Hon. Henry Megs ana
Gen. Chandler of the American institute 81 BToaawSy,
N Y; Sand lords Porter Striker 7S Broadway, n u
Levy Dodge u Dodge Cos Express ll8 vests N II
Brooklyn, MY; o. Holman, Sationer Boston Mass H.
H Pease, Bookseller Albany, N. Y; v B. Palmer Ihla'
delpha Pa. as
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