Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-05-08
NV yiLLA6E or iiERN,SNvILLy.
ONLY s2j FOR 4 HOMESTEAD.
2H FARMS, worth over $500, and 6,
400 LOTS, to be distributed among 500
Anhscrihrrs.
SulpsCrtlDers.

To- supply thu demand tor the Lots and Farms
At Hern,nl,,llc, | have laid out another tract.
adjoining tn Long lsl,nd R,ilroa ami the land
already sold AT H"rmsnnyIllc, 10 hr OF tn" same
siAe, aui disposed oi and divided among the pur-
chI.'rs in the same III amer those recently sold
there.
have been induced 10 do this from the great
nun'r"r of prrs wishius t. purchase these Lots
and FaIInS, a. the improvements IN thu part ot
the Island are constantly increasing, aud Large
M nbrrs oi persons have now become interested
in those lands This allltlpn,l tr'ct i in every
respect cInd to thr other, aud At the rate they
are now ba'ng taken thcy viii all bs sold ma lew
weeks.
Each subscriber is cuirlrd to Lots, 81 by 100
{ ct, lying tgcthrr, or a FARM OF irom 1 to 20
acres The shares are lupit7l at S2J-Ir,yasI.
s5 when subsrIibci for, - pn ar before the dly
ot dlst,ibdus,, j,nl the luLincc ~ monthly install
mrnt, of SS3. II dcsirc I, a Wdrrantee ID eel
will I've md ont IN n 'diatrIy after the dlstribu
tinn, aud delivered directly after paying the bal.
ancr.
Tho lo,. are situated IN the Village Of HER
MhNNNlLLE, an the loug Island Railroad,
County OF Suffolk, and 30 mites from the ci'y oi
Nc.y York, aud adloinS i.akci,d. also new vii.
hIa recently li out where htn sDmc hni lings
mc erected, anith Rulroad Company conem.
plate mixing large depot for the termination
Of III 'lr early aud Late trans between that place
AMI BROOKLYN. II is one oi the hra thiest places
/ ~ the United States, mi wthIn pn mile ol Rom
/ konkund Lake, a beautiful sh ct ot water about
three miles 10 circumference, oi singular transpa.
rSncy, AMI of great depth, with abundance ui
fish. The village ~ hut I milcs distant from the
/ great South Il,v, which is , miles wide and 10
! miles long, ab1ndiantly supplied with oysters,
/ clans, aad fish ol various Kinds
! r rsr L,nis will produc" AZ much per acre
with lhn same cultivation, as any land within hliy
miles OF the city oi New York.
/ "Lo>G IsLASD WHEAr-.At the annpa
\ meeting of the New York Agricultural Soc'ety f.
II held At H., " on the 2O,h inst, lur awarding
II premiums on Fph Crops, we find Suffolk CUun-
II ~ stands e,opd bcst--no slight honOr-ln rais-
II inp Wheat Mr. Samuel l.. Thompson, OF Sc.
t,uket tc,'eivrd the second premium ot : 10, tor
II Winter Wheat, " bushels ! peck 10 the acre.
II Nr rhpnpspn's wheat IL Ot variety Which ha.
II been ruscd but Al W wears on the island anI
the weld proves II we'll adapted Ia the so. Sc
II The agricultural captcitrs oi Long Island s.e
Il bevinnlng to be developed. Ling Elanfc.
N Srt,uket - abput = lncs from this lind (IIer.
n nanny,iu). and l. no brtict hl natIr than ihcs,
II nnx olkrrd TOR sale. This wheat i. \ new vati.
.v, NJ superior klnd, and wa. sold for srsd
!. wheat at 5 per bu,hel, and NJ. Thoinrson ~.
ceiycd ior the prodwt OF little more than two
acre., o,c' 500.
II There have hecu raised during the pet season
|. the ycr, best of Corn, and Potato,s $50 tustc'
n per acre, Egg Plants, and variety Of gt'rn 'rg
n etsl,,s. on LAND ncar tive Long Island kilroao
II ~ Lake Road, or Lakeland, where Post-Othcs
III has iren established, Tor Which rfrmums 1T ih,
Il Suflk ourty Agrruhmai Far, h,ld ScTitm
her 2th, 1850, were Gv,n. Als" Iraf, bcans
onion, ,pisshes, pumlk'us, hcsis, a"d '"ria
toes.