The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-11-20
nyfM. ONLY SIS. 49,
DUNlL19lI3AO I

81 FARMS. royM orer $4,000, and
5000 LOTN. 10 bs distributed among
500 Subscribe. s..
To sup ly the demand f,r lots and fatns
have lad out another tract, adluiuiug lhe
Long island Railroad and the land sltrsdy
sold al tirrnianyillr, Ia tr Of the sane sac
and dispo~d OF aud divided among The pui
chaseTs III tir same manner as those rcut.
ly sold there, with 81 tatni. instead ui "a
! have been induced To do this from the
great nu,nber ot persons wishing to pune III So
these lots aud farms, us the ,inpto, r,,wnts 10
that part of the Island ARE CONSTANT, ,nerca,
my, and large uunbes 81 prisons have NOW
become interested IN those lands This al.
diional tract ~ ia every respect rqusl 20 the
other, and at the rate they nte now beng Ia
ken they will all be sold ~, a few weeks. A.
bout bDl shares ate now subscribed.
Each subscriber Is sn,,,ird TO einh. lots,
twenty-five NY Ito feet, lying tng. ti~i, or q
farm Of from ! tr , acres The shares are
limited at twenty live dollars payable, SO
when subscribed tor. 81 on or brfnrr the day
OF! distribution, aud the balance IN mou,hiy
instruments IF 50
The lots are situate in the Vlingc Of Lake
land, on the Long island railroad county of
Suffolk, and ~ miles from the city o. New
York, where handsome buildings are erected
and the ra'Iroad company contemplate MAX.
ing n lafg" depot for the tctmin Atom Of the
early and late trains between that place and
Brooklyn. 1t u one Of tho lealth,cst places
in the United States, and within onr M al
Konkonkomo Lake, a beautiful sheet or wa.
ter, about three miles IN circumt, rrRce, al
singular transparency, and Of great depth,
with an abundadce of 6sh The village 10
but 3 miles asthnt from tho grca, South Bay
which IL ) miles wide and ~ uillrs long, a,
bundnntly s"pplird with oy.,-rs, clans, aud
fish Of various kinds
Thes. lands will produce a. msch per scre
with the sa,ne cultivation. as asy laud with
IN tily miles Of New York.
Several gentleman of IA. fret respect ahi,i, :
who have lately visited Lakeland AMI sxAmin-
ell the crops now growing there, declare tina
the wheat, rye, corn, pntttors nHi garden veg
etabes, are equal e. any they have seen in suy
part Of the country, proving conciusivcly that
the soll il capable Of producing, nnd In tn,
highest perfection, all that III, agrcultur.st can
with or desire
Wheat Of the same quality, which grow. here
luSuriahiiy, was r,ised 10y Mr.. samuel rhunhl.
son, OF Sctalket, Hst season, about ,tght nj -
from tins plsse, Who received iof the rruduc,
al "a little more than two acres, four huudrel
dollars.
LAX, land Station i, located on the borders oi
tho Long Island Railroad wbcncr cars tnn scy,
raj times dizzy to Brooklyn anl .,rw lnrk
The surface 81 the land rs smooth aul IL, e.
ana the surrounding country u perfectly
healthy. and Within tow Inile. Of TIL. uiace
highly cultivated, sut valuable. having Lcsu
settled Tor mo,r than Hundred and E''y year.
and whrtc similar lands s,li A. from li!ty tow
HUNDRED duiitfg "a HCf,,
The lands arc is good as rtp~sEcn'rd srh =,
good - any new baud On the I-laul, and Wien
cultivated, Will ptuboes in tue h,ghc,t degree.
The Land was once heavily tiinb"ted sIIn'
portions are now covered with ihrifiy rrorti
II young wood, OAK aud pine Wood 10 rlentJ
sad generally heap 10 that part Of the Leland
'-NoOd y CbcIp that wheel, " suitable L. he
cut INTO cord wood, for the New York marx ct
j. % uniform Price. and has tor 4 great man,
y,ra been siWdbs CONSIDERED 4 cash srlit,s on
the Island. Their "a lgic!, kiln wiili,a tvs
mile 81 f4scidnd .-cOst Of btir. from tuJ dot.
lar aud hlty cents 10 I've dollars per thOussnd.
Thee !. III tt'ri. "h the ltl,d fpr c.ninot
.euciLg--.ood ciie.rut rniis eau h. had - .ihir
few mice u there iauls ~ Abundance. Al
building material can l- hal ., IL. d.poi, 81
iIrOuh lyn and GTcrhlor' sud 1T many n.l.trlt
diatc places al the usual mari RI prices. ThrT,
are nuincruu. cams 81 water ri,ing in the -
new lands, and running into the gTe., Soutl
Bay. which aJs f.narhabis iof their pufits
add tctsf tAI,--iGdcej, dry weather inskes "
~ little Ch,uge IN them, they are unfniiIry
Hui vols ars 81 rsrhus dcpths-jTubabl :
uv.r thtse new lads ~ III. IIidiie region 81
the IIaud tho averags depth will l., about "a
feet Az lakeland, ~ tie ground 70 iiyh,i
tley are dtci r. SGbtcT.btr. syr lot com.
PEELED 20 build.
Thcr, are nov churches anil pckrol. within
tIs ~ three m.l's OF The village ani thin
uItrs ui mi'is stores far'urir. sud yitingcy -
lie ,.g - 4
20 he E'd here, aud the people 81 Sunoik 60.
p''be them''hea on Icing highly moral, ~.
dcfly aud religious people. Al 81 nv subsctt.
Ltrs arc p@rsous Of resdectsbiiny
In o"Hsrqrsnre Of the great ahmhcr hfieticr
tom al rarb ofthc csuH'rf, ic,iring iAfortH.-
Ton oi I 90" lands. II hsf been found rtess-tIs
T. susw"f them 40 thi. fotm
Il Amly to CHARLES WOOD, St.iinrsF,
III J,hH street, near f,ari y Y, rho wti,Iv.
cei'r remittance saJ i"f~Hrd receipts there
''f by return al mail. lie vii also fatu.tous.
~ iarui'h ne" MAJ. AMI tauI Hltis 81 We prop
erty sni ch"erfully give such other ihiufms.
tuna. LIps De- arsfsd,
J aitp dear, 10 say that haze good FARM
M Land. Hs.t ~ my 'lag. isui, ~4ich !
VI s"il ~ acre lot, ~ tit1ard, at ff"sl \ "a
{" SO per s,fe. llIrsc lands are vel .itu.teJ
i'r iafmipg AMI gardening pHrToses, H. ''e'y
rc'Irrt auI hr. ny the slsauiagr s-..I I.TiF 70
egg Of Railroad, Wien cleared aud cliti' sttd
'hcY sii "" ,igal T. 49, Ind HH ths I'lan'.,
and cqrsi n ihi' Shi "a, Ia TIE ',clHl,y 81 al!
fi' pd tiilas-- and i~ttiemrlt' 81 LSts LIS nj
'+lis 'r"m SS0tn iglD per s~tr.
Gil 'i.Lf,S WOOD ~ Jstns'JeSti ~,
pS References - g. the quatiy cf ihs lnad
car Ls made - ii.r. Iisrsay hr4.s AID g..
Eharotc, - a.. tHst'can hrtita'r. ,u"t,.
2Jl B.o.J-5y ny =. Nj ~sitph fgsiph.t.
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