New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-27
FOR SALE.
\ - Only FOR A HOMESTEAD

dhcbS ONLY FOR A HOMESTEAD
- %ep22 FARMS, WORTH OVER $500, AND
aHho0 L0TS TO BE DISTRIBUTED AMONG 500
S1BSCRIBERS-Eac subscriber is entitled to Lots y
y 100 FEET wing together OF PRIZE FARM Of from 10
q acres The shares limited at sl7-payabe-S when
subscribed for s. day Of distribution, and balance Ia
monthly nsalimenls Of is. About 100 sharcs are now
The LOIS are situated In the village ofHERMANNVILLB
on te Long Island Railroad County OF Suffolk and 50
miles from the city o; NewYork A Car and Engine
House is being built, near this vllnge, and the last
train leaving Brooklyn ale each afternoon stops near ths
Station and early in Inc morning II s one OF the
heahicst places in the United States, within one mile OF
ference of singular transparency and OF great DEPTH with
al abundance OF fish The village Ia but miles distant
nom the great South Bay wldch miles WIDE and 40 miles
long, abundany supped with oysters cams ana hsn OF
various kinds. .,,..,-...
cultivation, as any land within fifty miles of New.Yerk
The Suffolk County Agricultural Society, al meeting on
Path September 1850 awarded prernums for the production
Of these lands may be seen by the following letter
(Copy) LAKE ROAD Oct. 18th. 1850.
certify tna have raised during the past season lhe
very best of Corn and Potatoes $50 bshee per acre Egg
plants and variety OF garden vegetables on land near the
Long Island Railroad 81 Lake Road from which received
premumIa theIsuhok CountyA Fair, held Sep
Also, Peas, Beans Onions squashes Pumpkins, Beets
'no lOD'S'0''' lsigneQ ira HHoMMEDlEg.
HermanYe Station is located on the borders OF ms Long
Island Railroad where several times day 70
Brooklyn New York The surface of the land s smooth
and level and the surrounding country is perfectly healthy
valuable having been settled for more than $50 years aud
where similar lands sell from $50 to 500 per acre
TIE distribution VIII take place In fe'0 DAYS by corn
mittee TO selected by The Subscribers from among lhelI
number The person having the first choice viii be entitled
for S25 only, 20 Farm worth $1,000; the second TO
an Is acre Farm worth 5000; the third 10 acre Farm
worth $780, the 4th II acre Farm, worth S700 the 5th
II acre Farm worth $780, the 9Th 10 Farm, worth
$780, the 9TH nd 8th each Farm worth s40Oi the
9Th 10th ath each Farm, worth $500 the M
s @ a6 ea snd se ene acSe Farm Go4S
$780, and ali the others will be entitled to Village Los,
each Is by 100 feet lying together There no baSs
Lot of Ground equal to city lots
Fqyms-The manner distribution vii! be follows;
All the numbers Map. from to 800 VIII be put into
wheel and the first number drawn from the Wheel VIII
be entitled to the first Prize and, The iirs number 80
drawn or taken the wheel happens to he $50 or rs
then person the subscription list who holds or own
the subscription number OF 25n 49, whatever the
corresponding number may he will be entitled 10 tho first
Prize Farm ard 80 proceeding until all the numbers are
The lands are as good "a represented and as good
any the Island ANA when cultivated, will pro-
Tie land was once heavily timbered some portions
now covered with thrifty growth of young wood, OAK
end pine Wood plenty and generally cheap In that part
Of The Island Fire-5good is cheap that which is suabe
to he cut into cordwood for he New-Yok market is OF
uniform price and has ur great many years been always
considered cash article on The Island
There is material on the land for common fenclng-good
in abundance All building materials can be had al the
dep6 Of Brooklyn md Greenport and at many inerme
date places at tie usual market prices There
GUS streams of water rising in these lands. and
ming into tho Great South Bay which remarkable for
their purity and never fail; indeed dry weather makes
very little change in them; they unaing and wells are
ofyerous depths probably over these new lands IN The
about % feet at Heanngle as Tie ground Is higher they
are deeper.
There are churches and schools within two three
nles of The village, and within four miles, mills factories,
stores and villages. All the privileges Of an old settled
had here and the people OF Suffolk Coun
~ pride themselves being highly moral, orderly and
religious people All OF my subscribers are peraons Of re-
The land can be very easily cleared the
Element will depend almost entirely upon the settler he
lay much as Little az he chooses do not know
OF any objections to the place or to the land for settle
pen au the labor and Industry which make succees
fu and prosperous settlements In other parts OF the coun
try bestowed upon these lands cannot ia 10 produce Ia
The climate s in every particular healthy and pleasant
the roads are good and always passab9 al ali seasons Of
the yea-the Winters short ana nld compared 70 ths
Winters on the MAN, the north of the Highlands-here
Is seldom eighing more than lwo or lnee WeeRS Oh Tue
WHAT'S remarkable crop is seldom injured by droqlt-
the re is no part of the country where tere Is so niue n
ury from drouth Long Island nor 10 there any INJURY
along the margin of the can be made highly
or feshe as in The interior part of The country, by which
often very rfa snagn me Is eaD an m dam with
great damage is almost unheard of Long Island me
streams and bays abound in fish and wild FOWL IN great
- In consequences Of The great number Of letters from
ali parts of country desiring information OF these iands
il has been found necessary answer them in this form
near Pearl N Y. or CHARLES WOOD, al the same plaza
either of WHOM will receive rentanccs and forward re-
ceips therefor by Of mail They will aisogrsIuit
ously furnish maps and pamphlets of the property and
chccruily givesuch other information may be desired.
CHARLES WOOD III John's n y
" References can be made 10 Hon Henry Meigs and
Cen Chandler of the American Institute 35l Broadway
N Y. Saudfords Porter y Striker. 70 Broadway n II
Levy Dodge of Dodge Co.'S Express, ll8 Vests: N. Y.
f. f Peck SOC Safest and Alden J. Spooner Front-5t
Brooklyn N Y; O. Holman Stationer, Boston, Mass; b.
f. Pcase, Bookseller Albany, N " v B Palmer Pha
depma, Pa dI7 II"
SCHOOL FURNITURE.-For Sale
~ several School Desks and other School Furniture OF
excellent quality Apply a! go Greene'st d27 3t'
a II pRIVATE SALE--The valnahle