New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-29
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OTo supply the demand for the Lots and Farms at Her
msnnv have laid another tract sojoit ng The Long
leland Railroad ard the land already sod at bernannYe
Of the size and disposed OF and diV1ed anog
the purchasers 10 the those recently SOD
there. , 4,
persons wishing purchase these Lots aud Farms as .ae
improvements IN that Of ihe lsaDd are constantly H.
eeasr o and large numbers OF persons have become
Interested In those ands This additional ract is In every
respect equal The oher and the r0e they are be-
ing taken hey viii all sold In few weeks About 500
,bares are row subscribed
The Lots are situated in the Village OF Hermann
VILE, on tho Long Island Railroad County Of S1u0E'
aud 81 miles from the City Of NewYOfk and sdl0Ds Lake
laud also q village recently lad out, where handsome
buildings are erected.
within mile of RonkoukOua Lake, beautiful sheet OF
water about three mix 10 circumference OF singular tran
The Village 10 but four miles distant from the great South
Bay, which 10 FIVE mies wide and forty miller o1g a9an
dsDly supplied with oysters, clans, and ION Of various
kinds.
These lands will produce much per acre, with the
same cultivation a. any land within my mica OF me SlY
Lose ISLAND wEsAT-At the annual meeting Of the
New York Agricultural Society," he'd at Aosny "a tue s,;n
inst for awarding premiums on Field Cr3ps we hn1 SUI
folk County stands second bestno slight h3norn raising
wheat Mr. Samuel Thompson Of Se,s1Eet ecsiys9
peck 10 ID acre Mr.. Th0mpsOns wheat s OF variety
which has been raised bat ieW years On me issad ana
the yield proves well adspt 10 the soil &c Fhe aerl'
cultural capacities Of Long slead are beginning 70 DO de
vsoped." Long lsiandsr.
and is no better brnaure Than ihese lands now offered
for sale This wheat lie ysfety, OF superior Kind,
and was seed wheat s. per bushel. and Mr
Thompson received for tbs pTOdac' Of little more Than
two acres over &4Oe. 81.
Herfrsnvle Station ia located on the borders OF The
long Island Railroad whence cara run several times
6Ay 10 BROOKLYN and New FORK The surface OF ITO land
IL sOolh and level aud hs surrounding country 10 per-
ecily healthy. and within few miles u MS place hgly
cultivated aEd valuable having been settled for moro tnGl
hundred and fifty gears, ana where similar lands cell VI
nom $50 TO $2N1 per acre.
AptIv 10 TAOS WOOD 5tatOner III Jchn.st, near
PeafI " Y or CHARLES WOOD, AT the same place,
either Of whom will renitances ead forward re-
cepts therefor by OF matt They will also graln-
o1slv fssni.h pgmphles Of ths property. and
cbesrfuly such otheT Information as may be desl
CHARLES WOOD III John at, n. Y.
Iaso desire say that have good farming lands west
OF NY Village Lands which will eel In acre lots or up
ward vi from $50 to $50 per Hcrs These lands are well
smsec farming gardening purpoaes' In every re-
spect and having The advantage sud privilege railroad,
cleared cultivated they equal 70 any land or
the Island ano eQual To that hich In the vicinity OF lie
old villages and settlements Of Long Island sells for 30
70 500 per acre.
References as % the atty Of the land be made 10
Hon Henry Meigs sId Gen Chandler Of tie American
institute r0Oms ISL Brosoway, N " O. M SsxIon, pun
Usher Futonst, N. Y; D. J. Brown, Esq office OF me
American Agricununst l87 Waierst, N. Y; Or. Z, 4.
Peck. $50 StRle-st., Brooklyn. nA u