The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-09-11

COCO tors, TO be distributed among
500 Subscribers.
To sup Is The demand for lots nnG farms,
have lad out another tract, ad tninrng the
Long i-lant Hail'uad aud the laud already
sold a, lirrnnu7llle, 80 he 81 the same sue,
and disposed Of and divided among the pur-
chascrs IA the same manner as ,hu.e recent.
Iy sold there, with 81 farms instead OF 2,
have been induced To do this from the
great number oi persons wishing tn purchase
these lots aud farms, as the improvements in
tina, part al the Island are constantly ,ncrens-
ing, and large numbers Of pei Sous have now
become interested 10 those lands. This al.
diiioua' tract Is ~ every respect equal to the
other, and Il, the rate they are rowibcing Ia
ken they viii all be sold IN few weeks A.
bout 600 shares are now subscribed
Each subscriber is entitled 10 eight lots,
twenty-five by lGo feet, lying together, or
farm III from / ~ . acres. The shares are
liinlcG at twenty five doilars--payahlr, 81
when subscribed for, - ou OF before the day
~. d,s,rhuiicn and the balance IN monthly
InstalIncnts Of -
Tie lot, are situate IN the Village oc AXE
lend, On the Long Island railroad county of
Suffolk, and T. nIrs from tie city o. New
lutk, where handsome buildings are erected
and the !airoad company contemplate ,Dnk.
inS large depot for the tcrnirsl,on Of the
carly aud late trans between that place and
BROOKLYN. II !. one Of the hcalhicst places
IN the United States. and within one n,ilc Of
Konkonkomo Lake. beautiful sheet o. wa
ter, about three miles ~ circumference, q.
singular transparency. and of great depth,
with an abuDdddce of fish The village is
but 8 miles dis,hnt from the great South Bay
which is ) miles vide aud 40 mics long H.
bundan,ly supplied with oysters, claIus, aud
fish Of various kinds
lhes, lands will produce as much per acre
with the same cultivation. as any land witlI-
IN hily mice Of New York.
Several gentleman OF .te NJ: respectabil
who have lately visited Lakeland and ezainiu-
ed the crops now growing there, ,ieclurc that
the wheat. rye corn, potatoes aud gsrder reg
ctables are equal 20 any they have seen in auy
part Of the Country, proving concfusi9eiy that
the soil l. capable of producing, aa1 ia the
hi. hest perfection, all that III. agncaitl.s, eau
wish or desire
Wheat OF the same quality which grows her,
luxu'iantly -as raised by MIR. Samuel ThoUn-
son, Of Sctauket, last season, about eight mics
! from this place, who received for the product
! Of little more than two acres, four hundred
| dollars.
Lakeland station i, located on the borders of
! the Long bland Railroad, whence cars run -ey.
raj times n day 10 Brooklyn and New York
/ The surface OF the land Is smooth and level,
and the surrounding Country i. perfectly
! healthy and within few miles Of this place,
highly cultivated. aud valuable, having been
settled for more than Il hppdr ed a,sd fly wears,
and where similar land sell at from nifty 10 two
! hundred dollar. an acre.
The lands are is good ss represented and AZ
, good As any new land on the Island. and when
cultivated, will produce in the highest degree.
The land was once bea'iIy timbereI some
lxx>t 4, . LII q,
Of young wood, oak aud pine Wood il plenty
and generally cheap 10 that part of the Island
fire-wood i. cheap: that which is suitable to be
cut into cord wood, for the New York market
is OF UNIFORM price, and has, for a great many
yeras been always considered a cash article on
the Island, There is a brick kiln within two
miles OF Lake!and-co cost Of brick from two dol
lars and fifty cents to Ave dollars per thousand.
There is IN uerinl on the land for cummhn
iencing-gVud chcsnut rails can be had within
. few miles 81 these Lands IN abundance. All
building materials can be had ut the depots OF
Brook yn and Gfeehpori, And NJ many intrrine-
date places, at the usual market prices. There
are numerous suesms pf water rising in tLese
new lands, aud running into the great South
Bay. which are remarkable for their purity
!, and never fai--indesd, dry weather makes We.
~ little change ia them, they are unfailng
and wells a'c Of various depthc-lr phab J
over these new lands, ~ the middle region OF
the l'land the average depth viii he about %
feet. A. Lakeland, ~ the ground ~ higher
they are deeper. Subscribers aTe M corr
PEELED to build.
Th"re are now churehe. and schools wi,'f'f
two OF three 'rttrs OF the village and within
mules of bills stures, factories and villa es -
{ All the privileges Of an old settled country ar
TO be had here and the people of Suf,t 60
4 PRIDE thei-selNcs on being highly moral, ~
, derby end reigiop, people. AL al isy ,ubse,i
tiers are persons Of resdecta'iiity
"a consequence o. the great number oflet,r
ION all parts Ottbc cbpntry, de-ir.ng intofm1
Ion Oft e.e lan1- 1t ha. been found nc-esssrt
G u answer iher- in ri. form
= II Apply 10 CHARLES NODD, StsfoHCr
III John street, near Pear. n. w. Who uiil re
ee!ve renIittances AMI fuv~ar6 receir.r tberr
'of LJ return Of mail. lie will also srt,aiso.N
y turaI.h se~ map, aud pamphlets NJ the prop
er;S, and checrfii'y give such otheI iulorma
> tIpL a. my be- dr-i,ei
n'sy de.irr TO say that have good FAnM
ING Lahd' west 81 my village isals. ~hich
val cell IA ) acre lut- - up~a-,t., at tn 2!
t. so per ac'e. Thee lIils .rs rr,, r'tusto
: 81 farming ami gardening parIusrs H. ever
p rrtTtc, ard harag he al sastge bad % isi'
T q o, t.ilrO.l, Sheh cleared Snt ci.iii,stot
. lh-f vii te equal t. any !1ul pu Ic Isipat
!, 500 fsIs. 90 th,' VII p ~ the s1eir's - al
!. th' cd Village ard 'ctlicneDts Il Long islaa
sells IRON So ~ cs-irp per S~rc.
" CHARLES WOOD II; JuLA-ssre.i NY.
ny i.rcfeucss as ., the lls'itv y the lao
cor hc - ~ 70 Hoo. ila-roy MIS- sua ,sri
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