The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-01-05

UvxENTY-EIyE DOLLARS Only EOn A no,,x
AND 200 ioTs TO 81 DisraisUfsS xnass soo s sSs
scRBEks-Eaeh subscriber Il ennusd % lots - BY 100
limited saspayabls, o when subscribed a.y al.
uoaon and balance IN monthly insAmen" - Abos ~ share
The lo,s in ths village Of Hs,annyls "a.
York engine house being bal' near uis village
ans oa and ss IN s mSns ! oas s.
places the United States, within mile Of koskonkoma
and depth win an abundance Of nan The village ba
mile. long .bundsndy supplied with oysters css's aaA De-.
as ssr Ye -" - ss.
Tor the production Of these lands, be seen
following letter
eeri have during The
VEGETABLES land me Long I.lSad
cultural Far, held september ~, 1850 's'
Also peas. beans pumpkins, besu and
TO cn.sls. WooD, III John street, N. Y
the borders Of Long Island
railroad where ears ran several Times day 70 Brooklyn and New
rounding country perfectly healthy and within few mile.
an s yes ana ss from from 90 s
The viii place s~ days by committee
selected BY the subscriber from among Their number The person
900 lsscre farm worth $500; ts
3 a% wS , s 4 he e sr ms so s
he 7 and sh each an acre % worth 600 The sh o and
worm $3.50 Inc S,h i7 ian, ,s, and ao
s y @ ina s Ss ssTi There w a.. o
TINS not person gets tor $40 handsome 10. Of
MAsssR OF DISTRIBUTION HEHsAksyiLLK rnrE
The Of distribution win be a. follows. All The
the wheel viii be et,sd TO the nrnt
to as person list who
owns the Subscription number Of $50 o. va or whsssvsr ne cor
| and proceeding until all the numbers drawn out
Island and when cultivated will produce in the highest de-
The land was once heavily unered some portions
cred with thrifty gSw, q young wood oak and PINE Wood
suitable cord wood for the New
York market Of uniform price, and has for great many years
There material The land for common chnq!
building dspos Of Brooklyn and
as are u%srSu. Of wsse, Using these new
running into the Great South Bay which are s o Their
they undilns and wells are Of various depths. probably
depth will be rbou IS feet Hsrmsnnvle as the ground h
There are now churches within mile.
village, and within four miles mills ctoe stores and villages
peops pf SUFFOLK county pride ,hs%.svss being highly
orderly and religious people All Of my subscribers arc persons
The land very easy cleared settlement
q. ss =. he chooses any
or to The land for settlement and ns same labor ana ~
bestowed these lands cannot fail % produce Avo'
The climate is every particular healthy p,sssan the
o AMID and n the
of the highlands there seldom egns more than two or tire
What seldom injured BY drosgh.,s.
where there SO little injury nom drought
or cold land on land along The margin q III
made highly vslusble at small cost for there n
freshet the Interior part OF he county
very damage il done such an event a.
carrying off BRIDGE the breaking Of maam WIN efea Gam
age almost unhesd Of Long Island The streams and bay
fish and wild fowl in great abundance and every
rey. 3
great number of letters from all parts
desiring othess lands has been found nsee'
| sary o them in this FORM 5fn-t
Apply Wood, saoner, III John street, near Pear
New York. Charles Wood the same either whom
and forward receipts therefor by return
gatuitousy furnish and pamphlets Of 10
cheery such other information may be DC
| sired. +. ;
CHARLES WOOD III John street, New York
References be made to Hon Henry Mei and General
ISL Broadway New York SAndfofds
Porter Striker 70 Broadway New York Levy Dodge, Of Dods
Co.'S Express lle West street. New York f. r. Peck 9 STAT
Spooner Front Brooklyn, New York
staone Boston, E. H. Pease booksel
en- Albany, New York " B. Palmer Philadelphia Pennsyvsm'
Jan 2-2aw4w t
j DIAkx ETS EIANNEIA xrc.-Ma invite the attention