New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-04
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~ ~~I22 YARNS WORTH OVER $500, AND
6.AOO LoTs TO BE DISTRIBUTED AMONG 500
% 100 seet wing together or PRIZE FARM OF from TO
81 scres The shares limited al S1o-payH6e-S woen
subscribed r IS on day OF distrbgson ana ossnee ~
monthly instsllmers Of S. About 100 shares arc No"
subscribed. ..r,,,,,,,r
The Iots are situated in the village OfHERaANNvlLL.E
OF the Long: Island Railroad, County OF Sunok' gu
miles from he city OF New-YOrk. Car and Englne
House is now being built this village and the as
train leaving Brooklyn late each Afternoon stops near ms
saton and returns early in the morning II IA one Of the
healthier places IN the United States WITHIN one nile on
Ronkonkoma Lake, which s about uee miles IA SlCh s
ference Of singular Transparency and OF greai dep VIII
an abundance Of fish The village IS but miles dstsnl
from great South Bay winch Is miles VIDE ana ~ es
long abundanty supplied with oysters, Clans and hsn o
various kinds.
These lands will produce much acre with the zane
rrvafiop a. any land within fifty miles OF New-fOr
The suffolk County Agricultural Society, at rnee1ng on
2h September 1880 awarded premiums for the production
Of hese lands as may be seen BY us 1r eS s
certify that have raised during the past season ne
very best Of Corn sn5 Potatoes 80 bnsees per acre EG
plants and variety Of garden vegetables land near the
Long Island Railroad Lake Road from which received
premuml lhessuHok COuntyiA greulturafsir bold sep
Aso. Peas, Beans Onions squsshes Pumpkins Bees
and tomatoes Cs,gned) IRA RHoMMEDIEU.
To CRAELEs WOOD. III John-sI n 7
hensnve Station s located on the borders OF tae Look
IsnDo Railroad where run several tunes osy 20
Brooklyn and NswYok The suace Of the land L. smooh
and level and the surrounding country Is perfectly healthy
valuable having been settled for Than $50 years, and
where similar lands sell from go to 500 per acre
Toe distribution viii take place Ia JeD days Dy COtn
iltes 10 be selected by the Subscribers from among tneir
number The person having the hsl choice VIII DC
Tor SOS Opy 10 % acre Farm worth 81 600 the second TO
an X acre Farm worth $500 the third. Is Farm
worth $500; the 4h Il Farm worth S700i NE oan
Il acre Farm, worth $500; the 9Th 10 acre Fsra o ~oLn
1850; the 7th nd 8h each acre Farm, worm $lOV tne
ab 1oth and eh each acre Farm, worth sS; ses IN
18th, i7,h isth 10Th and 2Sh each acre Farm, woTiS
800; end ali the others viii be entitled to village Lot
each IS by 100 feet lying together There are no
Lot Of Ground equal TO city lots.
Maaae Of DsstriblOn Of Hers0nnpg1 Lofs dHs rrls
All te numbers the Map from to 900, VIII DO put INTO
awhee and the first number drawn from the wheel VIII
drawn OF out Of the wheel happens 20 be $50 or 10
then person the subscription list who holds or OWN
the subscription number Of 80 or rs, or whatever he
corresponding number may be VIII De enuued 70 tne
Prize Farm, and proceeding until ali the numbers are
The lands are as good as represented, and good az
any and tie Island, and when cultivated VIII pro
The land was once heavily tinbered; some portions
noys, covered with thrifty growth Of young wood, OAK
and pine Wood Is plenty and generally cnesp IN Iha pan
OF he Island FirewOOd is cheap that which 10 suitable
10 e cut into cord.woOd for The NewYork market, IS Of
uniform price, and has for great many years been Always
COZ sidered cash article on the Island.
che stnut rails be had within few miles OF these ands
in abundance All building materials can be had al the
dkp6 Of BROOKLYN and Greenport and al many interne
dale places the usual market prces There are hume
ous streams Of water rising in these lands aud rlu
ming into The Great South Bay which remarkable for
their purity and never fail indeed dry weather makes
,s n s ehs1ge IL lne .ey srs & d and we ~ b
middle region Of the Island, the average dsP.A will be
about % feet at Hemennve rs The ground Ia higner tnoy
There are now churches and schools withh three
miles Of the village and within four miles, mills factories
stores and villages Ar the privileges OF al old settled
country are had here and the people OF Suffolk Coun
" pride themselves Cd being highly moral orderly ana
religious people AL OF my subscribers are persons oil TO
spectahilty.
Tie land can be very easily cleared and the cost Of SET
I.F,sg = an
lay much as hte as he chooses 40 mol know
Of any objections the place, 10 the land Tor sete
fl and prosperous settlements in other parts OF the coun
try bestowed upon these LANDS cannot ih 10 produce ID
vOrable results. -
the roads are good and always passab9 al all seasons OF
the yesr-the Winters short and mid compared TO he
Winters on the MAN, the north Of the Bighands-there
Is seldom seighing more than two or hoe weeks Cd ne
Island. -,
there is no part of the country where there is 50 little In
urv from drouth Long Island nor there any injury
from wel-here is no wet or cold land on the Island An
the land along the margin of the 81 be made hghy
valuable at small for there lie such thing as hood
or eshet in he interior part OF the country by wmch
o1en very great damage Is done-such an even az ns
carrying oH bridge. or the breaking oi mil DAM VIII
GREAT damage Is almost unheard OF on Long Island the
streams and bays abound in fish and wild fowl, IN great
abundance and every variety
~ In consequence of the great number OF letters from
eli parts of the country desiring information OF these lands
~ Apply 10 THOS WOOD, StatOReT, III John-si
near Pearl, N Y. or CHARLES WOOD al the same pace
either Of whom will receive remittances and forward re
esPs seTsRr MAPS BY s nd pS TIN q he popey and
ehee''0S gVe'"S CHARLEs WOOD III Johns n Y
~ References can be made 30 Hon. Henry Megs and
0s1 Chandler Of the American Institute, 35i Broadway,
\ Y : Sandfords Porter 4 Striker 70 Broadway, N Y.
Levy Dodge. of Dodge Cos Express, llB Wess N VI
Peck sos Safest snc alden j. sgoonsI aIon'-st
II Pease Bookseller Albany, N Y v b. Palmer, Phia
delphs,Pa Ht