Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-12-21
ONLY g25 FOR A HOMESTEAD!
ss Farms, worth over $500, and e4oo Lots,


IN be distributed among SEQ subscribers.
"a zach subscriber is entitled Lots, rs by gs2m
Ii! ~ 100 feet lying together, a PRIZE FARM ss2E
Of from to 20 acres The shares are limited 49,
at S25-payabe$5 when subscribed for IS day of dis
tribuon, and balance in monthly instaaens of So About
500 shares subscribed.
The Lots sitnated in the village Of HERMANNvILLE
mile east of Lake Road Station the Long Island Rail
Road, County of Suffolk, and 80 miles from the city of New
York. A Car and Engine House is beng built,
this village, and the last team leaving Brooklyn late each
afternoon stops this station and early the
morning 1t fthe healihest places the u. States
within one mile OF Ronkonkoma Lake, which is about three
miles circumference singular transparency and Of great
depth, with an abundance of fish The village but miles
distant from the great South Bay which is miles wide and
40 miles long, abundany supplied with OYSTERS CLANS, and
fish of various kinds
These Lands will produce as much per acre with tile same
cultvation any land within so miles of New York The
Suffolk County Agricultural Society," meeting oath
Sept, 1885, awarded premiums for the production of these
lands, as may be seen by the following letter:
LAKE ROAD Oct. 28th, 1850
certify that have raised during the past the very
best OF Corn and Potatoes $50 bushels per Egg Plants
and variety OF garden vegetables land the Long
MUM at the Suffolk County Agricultural Fair held septe-
Der q, 1880.
Also Peas Beans, Onions, squases, Pumpkins Beets,
w Csigned) IRA L'HoM zEDIEU.
To Charles Wood, III John-st., NY.
Hermannylle Station is located the borders of the
Long Island Railroad where cars run several times day
Brooklyn and NewYoik The surface of the land smooth
and level and the surrounding country perfectly healthy,
valuable having been settled for than $50 years. and
where similar lands sell from $50 to $500 per
The distribution will take place in short time by Com
nee to be selected by the subscribers rom among their
number The person having HE first choice will be entitled,
for s25 only to $50 acre Farm worth $lC0U the second
TO an IL acre Farm, worth S9UO the thd 10 acre Farm,
worth $685. the 4th IL acre Farm worth $7O0 the 18th,
u acre Farm worth 5000; the 9th 10 acre Farm worth
$500; the 18th and Sth, each an tarm worth $4G0
the 9Th 10th and lth each acre Farm, worth $500; the
i2th l3th 18th, 18th, each Farm, worth 250 the
10th, nth l5th 18Th, and goth, each Farm worth
LOT
each 25 by 100 feet lying together There blanks
this not loteryeyey person gets Tor 25 handsome
Lot of Ground equal to city lots
HIaqnerof Distribution QfHerMqanuie lots md Prize
Farms. The Of distribution will he lolows All
the numbers he Map, from to 500, viii be put into
wheel and the first number drawn from the wheelwi be
entitled the first Prize and, if the first number drawn
person on the sub crtion list VINO hollis on owns the sub
scrpton number of $50 25, whatever the correspond
ing number may be- will be entitled to the first Prize Farm,
and proceeding until all the numbers are drawn ont
The lands good represented and good any
new land the island and when lvaed, will produce
in the highest degree.
III land was once heavily lmhered some portions are
now covered with thrifty growth OF young wood, eak
and pine Wool is plenty and generally cheap in that part
of he saud Fir wood is cheap. that which is suitable
to be cut into cord-wood, or the New-Tork Market is
uniform price, and has o great many ears been AWAY
considered cash article on the Island.
There is material on the land for common fncinggood
ches rails be had within few miles OF these
lands in abundance. All building material. can be mad at
the depos OF Brooklyn and G eenpor and ut many inter-
mediate Places the usual market prices There are
liedi =, . 80, i I3s ,;, y i a y
uilihs llto We 5lGa. oa' ~, n;a' W.
very little change tem they uniiEg, and wells are
u 4aous nelS PoGaoJ 4 , tI 'Im tn iiI ne
liio t 3, !e5 7 =, , isai ,h l III bi WI
iDoi Az - Io' y a. i-oiii'hi'i' as '0 e' " e my
are 81 aeeper. ,,. ;.,.i 49,. a. 49,,
miles Of The ne and within frr miles mills factories
stores and villages All the privileges of an old settled
country had here, the people OF Suffolk Com
" pride themselves on being highly moral orderly and
religious people All of my subscribers ale persons Of re-
The land can be very easily cleared and The cost of set
Element will depend almost entirely upon the settler he
law ont As much or as little rs he chooses do not know
ment and the same labor and industry which maize sue
cessl and prosperous settlements ii ther paris Of the
country bestowed upon these ds cannot fail to produce
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