The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-01-08

T'MErTy-ElyE DoLaAs. % . ONLY S Eon A., nonE- 2 =.
AND $3.50 LOTS TO BE DISTRIBUTED AMONG BOO SUB,
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The situated village of on the Long
Island rairoad Of Suffolk aud 80 miles from c
York ear and engine house being built, this village
This ,.aton and return. early in hs morning Of, heah
which about miles circumference, singular transparency
d q ds,.a, dsp @ nv with an Of s
miles long aoundanuy supplied with oysters CLANS and fish Of
These lands will produce pa acre. cuva
io land within SO miles Of New York The County
Agricultural Society meeting 24th September 1885,
following tasanss Letter 700
es,ty ihsi have raised past
garden Vegetables land Long railroad
xss s " the saao' County
Also oniSn. quashss pumpkins bss and tomatoes
! (sigaed) IRA L'HoMMEDIEU.
ermannve Station located the borders Of the Long island
Yo Ts % ~ % day no 70 and New
rounding country, perfectly healthy and within few miles Of this
than lao years. and where similar lands sell from ss 500
The s.su'os viii. Jake place u q. By committee !.
n y . s @ 6 s The
wpn g. oo the second 70 an L worth $500 The third
SD, farm, $500 st aIm, worth $500
M 7t and 9Th! each an farm worth 500 the OH lo and
each am sao, ls, l7h, 18Th, lsih aot
Is There are no
THIS y no. oeyevery ge for s5 handsome lot of
MAssFk OF prsrRlsuTos HEkxAssvILLr PRIZE
map 200, put wheel,
iqSs s s % wheel w DO TO s
70 be 2o or 2 then the the subscription list who holds
responding number win he entitled a, prize farm,
and 80 until al The numbers are drawn out
the iand and when cultivated will produce the highest de-
The land heavily mherod; portions
cheaphat which suitable be for the New
always considered ! cash article On The island:
building depots Brooklyn
There rising lands
purity, indeed dry very little change
them they unfains and wells depths, probably
these lands the middle the island
depth will be about a5 ground higher
There churches schools within two three
". S asS w y S % ssss sns st an ss
people Of Suffolk pride themselves being highly moral
orderly and religious people, All Of my subscribers are persons
fRs land very easily cleared
e do objections the place.
make successful and other Of the
country bestowed these lands cannot fail produce favorable
The climate healthy roads
short and mild the winters the man the north
the highlands there is seldom segng than two or three
ya, e & y s
Ialand there injury wet-here
cold All the land along the margin Of the
be made highly valuable small for there
such thing flood or ehe in the interior Of the country
BY which great damage tho
carrying bridge. breaking m-dam, with dam
age uDheard of Long Island The
abound in fish and wild fowl abundance and
Of the number of letters from all of the
county, desiring information has been found
sary them this form II s'Ha st th aa tHl
ppaonsT, III John Pearl,
New York. Chares Waod place. either Of whom will
They will gattousy urn,h and pamphlets OF the
property and cheery such other inflammation BE- de
sired.
CHARLES wooD, III John street, New York.
Ree Hon. Henry Mriys General Chand
ler Of h~ American Intue 3 broadway New York SAndds
Express llS street, New York E. F. Peck, D6 Stale
Alden epoone3 Front Brooklyn, New York
Holman H. P-ase, bookse
err Albany Nrw York " Palmer Philadelphia Pennsyivania
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