Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-09-25

1jlA ONLY ss' lllliA
FOR A HOMESTEAD.
SO Farms worth over $4,000, and
5000 LOTS, TO he distributed n
mOng 500 subscribers.
,J'o supply the demand forhe lots and ms have laid
out another tract adjoining the Long Island Railroad
and the land already sold Hefmanv, to be OF the
sire and disposed Of and divided among the purchasers
the those recently sold there with 5ofarm
Instead Of p.
have been induced to do hi, from the great number Of
rsons wishing To purchase these Lots and FARMS
Improvements that part Of the Island ats consaoy in
creating aud large numbers of petson have now become IN
tsrested in those lands THIS additional tract Is 10 ove,
equal the othef aud the the5 now be-
ing taken they Will alt be soli Ia few weeks About olo
shares are now subscribed.
Each subsctber entitled to Lots 25 by 100 feet lying
together or FARM OF from fto acres The share, are
limited at s2-payabie SIS when subscribed for 50 90 or
before the day OF distbuOn and the balanca IN monthly
The lot. are situate in the Village Of LAKEL AND
the CRY Of New York. where handsome buildings are cree
ted and the Raihoad Company contemplate making large
depot ot the termination OF the early and late tram between
that place and Brooklyn " Is of the heihcst places
in lie nited states and within one mile OF
Lake beautiful sheet Of watet about three miles N cir
with an abundance of 6.b The vise !. but miles dis.
great South Bay which is miles and 40
miles long abundan'y supplied with OYSTERS '"s ana hsh'
Of various kinds
These lands vii produce as much Per acre, with the
cultivation, any land within fifty miles OF the city Of New
several gentlemen Of the frst rcspectabity who have
lately visited Lakeland aud examined the crops now growing
thefe' declare that the wheat rye, corn, potatoes hnd gar
den vegetables equal any they have seen 10 any t
OF the county proving coucuscy that the so" = capahe
OF producing, aud that the highest perfection, all that The
| agl .culturst can wish or desire.
Wheat Of the quality which grows hero uAnany,
was raised by MI Samuel ThomPson. Of scauket a sea-
,ahout miles from this pcc vino received Tor INC pro
duct Of a little move thin two ocre., $500.
lakeland station located the bo,lets Of the Long Is
al Them To
yn and New York The surface the land Is smooth and
level and he surouninr counrv IL petiec, healthy, aud
Within lew miles Of this p zee, highly tVaied and 'au-
able having been settled or than hutdred and fifty
years, and where similar lands sell from so to S2OO per
acre.
The lands good represented aud good any
new land on the Island, ami when cultivated MI" pvdue"
The land was once heavily timhercd portion. are
now covered with thrifty growth OF youns wood oak an
pno. Wood y plenty aud generally cheap an that Part OF
the Island Fire wool chraps that which IL uiabn To
be cut uiu corWood Tor the New Ncfk marhrt is Of uni
form ice, aud has great many been Away. con
sIdered cash article The lsnod There Is buck Kiln
within Two miles OF Lakeiaudcos Of buck $3.50 to s. per
There j. material on the land for feneug-good
chestnut -als be had within a~ miles oi these lands
abundance All building materials be had at the de
pots OF Btookyn and Greenpor aud at many Intermediate
places, AZ the usual fket prices There are numerous
streams Of in these lands ard running into
the great south Bay, which remarkable Tor Their puy
and never -ndced, dry weather makes very little change
m them, they uualngi and wells Of satous depths
probably over these lands ia the middle region OF The
Island, the depth will be about 25 eet nt Lakeend
D
! compelled 10 build.
There are now churches and schools within three
miles OF he village and whin four miles, mills iactoe-,
Stores and villages Al the privileges Of Old se,lee
be had here and the people OF suffolk Cuun-
y pride Themselves being highly moral orderly nd re-
eiou' people, All Of my subscribers arc persons OF fesec
/ tabtlny.
In consequence Of the great number of letters from alt
parts OF The country, desing Information of these hands, q
las been found them this form.
~ Appl, TO CHARLES WOOu, stutioncf, li7 John
street Pearl, y, who will receive remittance, aud
iotward receipts thereof by return of mail Tie will also
sraiutousy furnish maps aud pamphlets OF the property
and chueiiu give such uthei Information may be de-
sired.
ul.o desire say that have good FARMING LANDS
Village Lands, which viii sell lots
upwards, from so $50 pee These lands are well
sraed tor nns and gardening puposes n every respect
ad having the advantage and privilege ct Rtteaa, when
rcued and cultivated tie, will leo equal to land on TIE
villages and settlements OF Long island sell. Tor s51to 500
/ per acre.
CHARLES WOOD, M John-sueet, y Y
Reer-ncss a. To ihs quality Of the land. can be- made
To lion. Henry Meie, aud Gen. Chaadie OF the American
Institute Rooms 35l Broadway, y. - ". SaNtun, pub
ishe Fulton street, ~ Y, d T. Brown ESQ, office OF Tho
American Agucultuus ls7 Water street y y, Dr.. H.
Peck 800 state street, HfouSyn Alden j. Spouncr From
street. bposlyri G. II. striker, j., - broadway, y y.
Lihouy Gilbert, 10 Botrdnan bulldog, Toy, y % Thorn
az Nissan aud Geoiga D. Lyman Jesey CITY, Lew Dodge
OF Dodge and Co.'S Express lis West street, Geufec
= Morgan, Jf 22l Peal street, y. Johu Boecsoi "
nal, Lowell a. " squre Editor OF Herkiuof Journal
kockion,N " Chandler Foster, Albany, NY. v Palm
er Philadelphia aud Boston, and Others. See Pamph
! let 4lN6m.