Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-11-21
MISCELLANEOUS.
90 ONLY $25
FOR A HOMESTEADI
G GT u ,. worth over 81 GOO, and & .aoa
scri7 :, 10 be distributed among 500 s,f,o

o., F "a Il rs, worth over 6 10. GOO. and g ooa
Lons' to be distributed anon Si,o 49, o,,S,
To supply the demand for the lots and farm. "a.
aid out another lract adjoining the J Is liz NY ~. e
lGaG, ana tae land already sold at Hermonnv,ie ~ ~
ha salie sLe, and disposed of and divided among
me phfchhsers IN the manner as thoss rao,,is
soIu mere, with 50 farms instead nf92 t'i'
nave been induced to do this from the great n,rt
" ieIsos Wishing to purchase these LOIS and Farr
e,antI, ~ : IN mat part of the Island are CON,
siahtiy increasing and large numbers of nersons ~
trsc, III rested II those lands. This additional
f tey are now being taken they will ali he sold in
eT weeks About 60J shares are now subscribed "a
-ach subscriber is entitled TO lots Of nv in foo,
Tying together, or EARN of from To ~,
siaFs are limited at S25-payable SIS when snbscr;hJ
Tor 80 on or before the day of distrbnon - I ioei
anCe IN monthly nstalmenls of So WV ~
me lois are situate in the Village of IAxFr .,rr,
1ni,e eI fun Lung Island Railroad County of Suffolk and as
ii rom tue city OF New Y ok, where handsome hnd
ihss are erected and the Railroad Comns,v c p,u
la,e making large depot for .the Termination az ~
lis anu iae traS between thar place and BrookIvn
It's one Of the heal hest places in the TneJ s,; H.
a alu wlhin one mile of Ronkonkoma Lake n haS'
sneei OF WATER about three miles in circnmteren
VI sli's.lar transparency, and OF great deph win ~
abundance of fish. The village is but 4 Ma MN an
ll"' ne great south Bay, which is miles ,yie am, an
3 II dsb aGGuhuaniiy supplied with oysters CLANS
lhese lands viii prouuee much per acre win ~
of New York. Nies VI 'he city
Several gentlemen of The first resnec abilit, ,,,,
"ave aley visited Lakeland and examine, The crcnS
nv" 6loWlhs tuerc. declare ,vhcat r
'id garden vegetables, equal 70 AN, fbey;
nave seen III any part OF the c,lutry nroving tneS
tbe bigb r SOU is capable OF producing, aud that in
or desire @i "lls' cth Wish
wheat OF the same quality, which grows here luvr-
flahty, WAS raised by Mr.. samuel I'll, n,nson If -,
uket, las season (about miles rom thii ,,,N "a
seHeNeo iof NE product of ate than two acres
l. keland Station is located IN tho ho.,.
Long island Railroad, whence cars run several ,i,
lay, 70 nloohish ana New York. The surface OF The
Is bi ana level and the surrounding country
10 HeaIthS and within few miles of hi, nIgre
ngulF cultivated aid valuable having been seteI fi
I nan hundred and fifty years. and where similar
ifds sell az from S q 10 S 100 per acre at
incl lands are as good represented and az oood -
5 , run on tue Island and When cultivated will
pru1uee IN the h9hest degree. "
Inc land was once heavily timbered. soma no.ti,
are now coyeed with thrifty growth of %nnng VII
b @a pune Woad is plenty, aud general, chean IN
ia, dit Oh Inc Island Fire wood is cheau-that ,bci
5 suitable to be cut into wood fol ne New Iii,
net' Is o uniform price, and has for a great nany
and T6a considered cash article The Is
anu iHere Il brickkiln within miles of Lakes,d
- oC Vi DITCH 1910 $500 per 1000
1901 chestnut Be- Vi 9i 9S Sc Sc
heae lalids fds 81 B1tfiyh and treenpoli ana a.
many nfermediae places. AT the usual market prices.
mere are numerous of water rising these new
aAds and running into the great Sou Bay winch are
On asaabe for their purify and fa--Indeed, dry
" her makes very little change in thrm they ale mn
- IN anu wells are of various depths-probaGy, over
~ the middle region of the Island, the L
round is higher they deeper subscribers are fhs
There are now churches AMI soboois ,i,bn ,,,,o - I
.hree miles OF the village; and within four miles ais
aciorles, stores and villages. Ali the PRIVILEGES nj an
od settled country are To be had here; the peole
Oh suffolk County pride themselves on being huhIy a
MORAL orderly, and religious people AL of NV suhscr n
bers are PERSONS of responsibility.
III consequence of the great number of letters from
Ill parts OF the country desiring information OF these
an1s, it has been found Necessary 10 ans W. Them in E
orm. ~ " ~ !,
u Applyto CHARLES WOOD. siatIoner. / II John
y near PeaiL N Y, who will receive remittances and =
onward receipts therefor by of mail lie Will lso
aultously furnish new maps and pamphlets of the nro-
'efy and cleerinily give such other nforiIauna NAV
,e desired.
also desire to say that have good FARMING
-ANDs west OF my Village Lands Shch will sell in 4
gre lots or upwards, at from so to $50 per acre
hesf landsare well situated for farming and eardeaho
Iposes, IA every respect; and having the advantage
"a prlvllee OF Railro I'd, when cleared and cultivated
hey VIII Y equal TO any land the Island and equal
mat Wich III the vicinity of all the old villages and
tnemehts Long island. sells S3Uto $40 per acre an
CHARLES WOOD, III John street. A. "
~ hteieehces as to the quality The lands can be or
ldue TO Hon. Henry Megs Gen. Chandler, of the
me rlcan Institute, Rooms 35l broadway NJ ": e. M T.
iXton, publisher, Fulton st, NJ Y;D j Brown. Eso.
nee OF me American Agricutniis o7 VI alter st. n u
:; br. + Peck, State st, Brooklyn; Alden j
'"oner, q front st, Brooklyn; G.. Ii. Striker Jr IN
oaoWay, N. Y i.ibery Gilbert, 10 Boardman Build
:, Ai"y' ~ \ ) Thomas Nissan aud George ID Iy-
hn' Jersey CITY; Lew Dodge, vi Dodge and Co.'S tx
esS' nc west N Y; George G. Morgan, Jr 2zI tt
ar ST, ~ r.; John &. BOeckel, 80 Essex ST NJ Y. T.
q Easton, Editor OF Nor hern JourunI Jower NJ \
+; - Sqnres, Editor of Herkimer journal Rockton.
Y !; Caander Foster, Albany, n Y; v r. PAL -
er, Philadelphia and Boston, and many Others See EN-
IiIniol. aug rs dltW6m