Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-11-24

81 r v rs. worth over 8 10, 200, and 5000
LOTS, TO be- distributed among $40 SUBJ
scribers.
TO supply the demand for the los and farms have
laid out another ract adjoining the Long Island Rail-
road, and the land already sold at Hermunnvle to he
ct the same size, and disposed Of and divided among
the purch in the manner as those recently
sold here, with 81 farms instead of %.
have been induced TO do this from the greR number
of ersons wishing purchase these Lots and Farms,
as the improvement in hat par of the Island con-
sany incre sing and large numbers of persons have
b come int rested those lands This additional
tract is in every RESPECT equal to the her. and at the
they being taken they will all be sold in
few weeks About COS siares are now subscribed.
Each subscriber is entitled to lots % by 100 feet,
lying together, FAR u of from to I he
shares limited S25-payable, s. when subscribed
for s. before the day of Distribution and the BAT
ance in monthly ustamenis of So
The los are situate the Village of LAKELAND,
on the Long Island Railroad County of Suffolk, and az
miles from the city Off New YO k, where handsome build
in are erected, and the Railroad Company conten-
plate making large 9epot for -the termination of the
early and late between that place and Brooklyn
is of the heal hiest places in the United States
and within one mile of Ronkonkoma Lake, btauti
fu sheet Of water, about three miles in circumference
of singular transparency, and OF great depth, with All
abundance Of fish The VILLAGE but miles distant
from the great South Bay, which is miles wide and so
miles long abunduifly supplied with oysters, CLAIMS,
fish ui vanus kinds.
These lands will produee as much per acre, viii She
same cultivation, rs any land within fifty miles OF the cy
OF New York,
Several gentlemen Of the fist respac ability who
have lately visited lakelrd and examine the crops
potatoes and garden vegetables, equal any they
have seen in any pari OF The country, proving concu-
svely that the soil capable of producing, and that in
the hghcs perieCton all that the agrculurist can wish
desire
Wheat of the same quality, which grows here luxu-
riquty WAS raised ny Mr.. Samuel Thu mpson of eta
uket, las (tbuut miles this place., who
received for The product of little more than two acres,
S4Ua
Long Island Railroad whence run several tinesa
day TO Broohlln and New York. The surface Of the
land is smooth ard level and the surrounding country
perfectly healthy, and within few miles Of this place,
highly cultivated and vauab e. having been settled for
tau hundred and nifty years, and where similar
lands sell at from % 10 $l00 yer
The lands 1t good represented, and as good
any land OIL the Island, and when cultivated, will
produce in the highest degree
The land'was once heavily tmbered; some portions
c0yeied with thrifty growth Of young wood,
oak and pine Wood is plenty, AID generally cheap in
that part OF the Island. Fire wood is cheap,that which
is suitable be cut INTO cOr-WoOd. fol the New ork
market, Of uniform price, and has, for great many
years. been always considered cash article on 'he Is
land. There is brckkln within miles OfLakelad
-cOst OF brick ST. 10 S5,UU per 1000.
There material Oh the land ior ommon fencing
good chestnut rails be had within few miles Of
hese aIdsin abundance. al bdiding materials be
had 1T the depos Ui Brooklyn and Greenpol and at
many intermediate PAGES. the usual market prices.
There numerous OF water rising i'll these
lands, and running INTO the great sou Bay, which are
remarkable for their parity and never ai!ndeed dry
her makes little change ia them, they
laing and wells OF various uepths-prObauly. over
thes- lands, middle region OF the Islandthe
average depth will be about % feet akeland the
ground is higher they deeper. subscribers not
! compelled to bald.
aThere are now chu ches and schools within two or
three miles of the viase; and within four miles, mills,
factories, and villages. All the privileges OF
old setteu country be had here; and the people
| OF suffolk County pride themselves on being highly
moral, orderly, and religious people All oil hy subscr
! bers persons OF responsibility.
In consequence OF the great number Of letters from
all parts of the country, desiring information these
lands, has been found Necessary them in his
1 FORM
u Apply to CHARLES WOOD, Siaroner, II John
s., Pearl, N. Y, who will receive remtthcts AMI
forward receipts therefor by OF mall lie VIII also
galuitousy furnish new maps and pamphlets OF the pro-
perry and chceruilS give such uther information may
be desired.
also desire say that l have good FARMING
Ian DS of my Village Lands, ch will sell in
acre lots upwards at from so $50 per acre.
These laus well situated for farming and gardening
rposes, in every respec; and having the advantage
and privilege OF kalro ID when cleared and cultivated,
hey vii, be equal any land the Island and equal
% that which, III the vicinity OF all the old villages and
ettements of ug island sells S3OtJ 500 per
CHARLES WOOD, III John street, n. Y.
GJ' References 10 the quality OF The lands can be
MAZE TO Hon. Henry Meies Gen. Chandler, OF the
Anne rican Institute, Rooms 35l Broadway, n. y; q. M
ShXton, publisher, Fulton 1t, n. y; d. } Brown, Esq.,
office of the Am. ric8n AgricnltuIis Isl alter st, n
Y; Or. L Peck, Stale st, Brooklyn; Alden
Spooner, Front st, brooklyn; G. Ii riker, Jr 70
Broadway, N. i.lbery Gilberl, 10 Boardman Build
ing, Troy, N. " Tnomas Nissan and George d. Ly-
man, Jersey Cityi Lew Dodge, VI Dodge and Co.'S Tx
press, ll8 West ST. n Y; George T.. Morgan Jr., 22I
Pearl ST. N Y. John c. Boeckel, 80 Essex st, N Y
J. q Eason, Editor OF Nochern Journal Lowell, N.
Y; O. Sqmres, Editor OF Herkimer JOnral RI ckton,
Chandler Foster, Albany, N ". V. b. Pal
mer PHILADELPHIA and Boston, and ma Others see
Pamphlet. augl5 dltw6m