Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-12-13
ONLY S25 FOR A HOMESTEAD!
SS Fai ms, worth over $500, and G9oO Lots.
IN he al.Lcih.L TIL LIN, 49,.

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| 10 be distributed among 500 subscribers
IA MACH subscriber is entitled Lots 25 by s.a
l!. 100 feet lying together, PRIZE FARM s<
OF nom to 20 acres. The shares limited -
at S25-payabe$5 when subscribed for s. on day of dis
trihution, and balance in monthly instanents So About
| oO0 shares are now subscribed
The Lots are situated III The village of IIERMA.yvILE
one mile east OF Lake Road Station, the Long Island ali
Road County of Sulk ard 50 miles from the ciry Of New
York Car and Engine House is now beng built ner
this village and the last team leaving Brooklyn late each
afternoon, stops near this station, and early in the
morning II is one OF the healfhest places in the a. States
within one mile of RonkHkoma Lake. which about three
miles in circumference, of singular TRANSPARENCY and great
depth, with an abundance rf fish The village miles
distant from the great South Bay. which miles wide and
40 miles long ahnndanty supplied with Oysters cams and
fish ofvarous kinds
These Lands will produce as much per acre will The ome
cultivation as any land within SO miles Of New York The
Suffolk County Agricultural Society, meeting 24th
sept, 1870, awarded premiums for the production of these
lands, as may be seen by the1ollowing letter:
Lane ROAD. Oct. 2sth. 1850.
certify that have raised during the past season the very
best OF Corn and P2to9e $50 }sels be ae~e 90 Plants
and variety of garden vegetables ON land near fe Ion
Island Railroad Lake Road from which received a pre-
mum at the Suffolk County Agricultural Fair held sepem-
Also Peas, Beans Onions squashes, Pumpkins, Beets,
and Tomatoes Yours
= :, Signed IRA LHoMNED1EU.
To Charles Wood, III Jobn-st., NY
iIermannvlle Station is located the borders of the
Long Island Railroad where cars several times day TO
bfooSyn and NeWIolk Tile surface of The land is smooth
ana level and the surrounding country perfectly healthy
and within few miles of This place. highly cultivated and
so and
where similar lands sell from $50 to S2GO per acre.
The distribution will take place in short time by Com
mittee TO be selected by the subscribers from among he
lhher The person having The first choice will be entitled
for S23 only to $50 Farm worth slO00 the second
to an IS acre Farm, worth $500 third Is acre Farm
worth $500; the 4th a acre Farm worth 7DD the 5fb
II acre Farm, worth $780, the 9Th a 10 acre Farm worth
$500 the It'll and STU, each Farm, worth S4CO
the 9Th 10th and th each acre r. irm worth gOG The
18th, 18th, l4th, 18th, earh Farm worth $3.50 the
10th, 18th 18th, l9h, and goth each Farm worth
$500 and all the others will be eutitled to Village Lots
qPh Inv lss
TINS is not lotterevery person gets Tor $25 handsome
Lot of Ground equal to CITY lots.
Manner Of Distribution ofHermGnnuiHe Lots end Prize
Farms. The manner of distribution will be as follows An
the numbers on The Map, from to 800, will be put into
wheel, and the first number drawn from the wheelwil be
ehed 10 the St irze; and II the first number so drawn
taken out of the wheel happens be $50 2 the
person on the sub cripon list, who hollis the sub
scron number OF $50 or 30 or whaever the correspond
ing number may be, will he entitled the first Prize Farm
and so proceeding until all the numbers drawn ont
The lands good represented and good az any
new land on the Island and when cultivated, viii produce
in the highest degree
IL land was once heavily timbered; some portions arr
and pine Wood plenty ard generally cheap III that part
of The island Fre-woed cheap. that which is suitable
to be cut into cord-wood for the NewYork Market
uniform price, and has fol many years always
considered cash article on the Island.
There is material on the land for fencng-aood
ches ut rails can be hal within few ill syof these
lands in abundance. All building material be had at
the depos Of oOklyn and eenport and many
mediate places, at the usual market prices. There are
numerous reans water rising in these new lands, and
very little change in t5em they unaing, and wells are
Of various depths probably over these new 1s N ne
about % ett Hernanvle as the ground Is higher hey
deeper.
miles of village, and within four miles, mills factories,
stores and villages All the privileges OF an Old settled
country had here, ard the people OF Suffolk Conn
ty pride themselves being highly mora orderly and
religious people All OF my subscribers ac persons OF re-
speciality.
tlemen Will depend almost enIey npon the settler he car
lay mrch little as he chooses 40 not Know
OF any objections tn the plat or TO the land Tor settle
nent and labor anil industry which make sue
cessf and prosperous settlements in ether paris Of The
country ed upon these lands cannot fail to produce
favorable suits
The climate is in every particular healthy and pleasant
the roads are good and always passabe, all of
the year-the mites short and mild, compared to the
Winters the main, the north of the Hishia ds-hee
is seldom seghng moe than two or three weeks OIL Inc
Island .
What Is remarkable crop is sci en- injured by droah-
there part OF the country where there is so little m
jury from drouh Long sllnd nor is there any INJURY
from wet-there is wet cold land on the island All
land along the margin of the streams can be made nigh
" valuable small cost for there is no such Ting as
food reshet, in the interior part oil the conhtfyD
which often very great dameee IS doe-such an event as
the carrying Off brihse, OF the breakins OF mn uah'
with great damage, is almost unheard OF on Long ISLAND
The and bays abound in fish and wild FOWL il great
abundance, and every variety
a.; In consequence of the great number OF letters rom
all parts of the country desiring information OF these lands,
has been found necessary to answer them in this form
Pearl CHARLES WOOD, at the sumo place, either OF
whom will receive rentances and forward receipts there
for by return of mail They will also gratuously furnish
maps pamphlets Of the property and cheerniy give
such other Information may be desired.
CHARLES WOOD, III John-st, N "
m. References can be made to Hon, Henry Megs and
Gen Chandler, Of the American Institute S2l Bfo@"ay
n. Y; Saidfors Porter & striker, rs proadWay n ~
Levy Dodle, of Dodge Co.'S Express, ll9 West 81 NJ y;
e. r. Peck SOC state-s and Alden j. spooner Ffonst
Brooklyn N. V; o. Holman, Staoner Boston, Mass; +
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