Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-02-08

a Ve nave laid out another Tract adjoining The Long
island Railroad, and the land already sold HermaBvle
10 De OF The same size and disposed of and divided
inc purchasers in the those recently sold
there.
u Each subscriber entitled to lots 25 by 10 feet lying
toseher or Farm of from to 20 The shares
limited S25-payahe SIS when subscribed for a5 on mr.
before the day OF distribution and the balance in monthly
ailments, OF 3d. If desired, Warranee Decd will be
directly after paying the balance.
The lots are situated in the Village of HERMANVILLE
on the Long Island Railroad, County of Suffolk and 81
miles from the City OF New York, and adoins Lakeland
also new village, recently laid where handsome build
gs are erected, and the Railroad Company contemplate
making large drkot for the termination OH their early and
ate trans between that place and Brooklyn 1t of
the heathest places in the United States and within one
niue oil Rohkoukoma Lake, beautiful sheet Of water abou.
ree ies IN circumference OF singular transparency and
OF great depth, with an abundance of fish The village is
put miles distant from tile great South Bay, which
miles WIDE and 40 miles long abundanty supplied with o,
tiers, CLANS, and fish of various kinds
These lands will produce much per acre. with the
York. - w
Lone ISLAND WHEAT.-At the Annual Meeting of the
New York Agricultural SOCIETY held at Albany on the
20th inst for awarding premiums Field Crops we find
Suffolk County stands second slight honor in rails
ing wheat. Mr.. Samuel j. Thompson of setauket receiv
ed the I'd premium of SIS for Winter wheat AZ bushels
peck per acre. Mr.. Thompson's wheat is of variety
which has been raised but few years the Island
yleld proves IL Will adapt to the SOIL The Agcu
tural capacities OF Long Island beginning develop
Setauket is about miles from this land (Hermanylle)
ana is no better by nature than those lands offered
Tor SALE This wheat is variety, of a superior kind
| Mr.
thompson received for the product OF little than
acres $780,
There have been raised during the past season. the very
pest OF Corn and Potatoes $50 bushels Egg Plants
and variety of Garden vegetables land the Long
Island Railroad, at Lake Road for which premiums at the
Suffolk County Agricultural Fair held September 24th 1850
were gwen Also peas beans, onions squashe pumpkins
beels and tomatoes.
The following is from the New ork Farmer and Mechan
c OF Nov 9TH, 1885, and was written by Mr. Star the edi
tor who visited The lands The wheat potatoes and crops
referred 10 in the article at Lakeland,
aving few hours leisure during the past week, we
were conveyed over the Long island Railroad large
tract OF country about SO miles from New York, which
find to be capable of very successful and prof able cutva
ton. Although late in the season. and view under me
disadvantage surprised the quality and
dance OF the crops Which had been gathered from portion
of the land also the inter- crops which appeared
ally promising Wheat which had been sown but two or
three weeks, presented beautiful hr fly appearance
while tunips bees and other vegetables not vet gathered
for winter use would compare advantageously with the
cellar were very fine without UeStGge of disease and
standing in the field surpassed by much that
saw on lands valued at more than hundred dollars
per Indeed the veg tables which received the premi
the Suffolk County Fair, raised from portion
of this ground hich had under cuktuata7 sir
months. Although very favoraby impressed with
last visit TO these lands avorably TO the
public prices which rannot fail to double in few wears
and would invite the attention of those who desire a
cheap and eligible farm TO this location"
ermanvlle station is located the borders the Long
Island Railroad where several times day TO
Brooklyn and New York The surface of the land is
and level and the surrounding country is perfectly
waited and valuable having been settled for more than $50
years, and where similar lands sell from $50 900 per
| acre.
The distr button will take place in short time by Com
mee be selected the ubsc bers from among their
number The person having the first choice will be entitled
for $25 only TO ~ farm worth 1000; the
l8 worth $780, the third, 16 acre, farm
worth $500 the fourth IA aae farm, worth 500; the
5h, IL farm, worth eco; the eth and Sth each an
acre farm, worth $400 the 9th 10th and H. each acre
farm, worth $500 the l2h, 18th. 18th 18th, each
acre worth $3.50 the 10th 17th 18TH 18th ana goth
he on.
Titled Village Lots, each rs by 100 feet lying together
There are no blanks-his is not ottery-every person
gets for $25a handsome lot of ground equal city lots
The distribution will take place
WILLIE LOTS AND FARMS.
On the Ions Island Railroad at ermanvile, taton so
miles the city of New ork Car and Engine louise
is being built, this village, and the last eav-
ing Brooklyn late each afternoo stops ills Station,
and early i'll the morning The distribution will be
follows All persons subscribing will recrive receipt
which will be numbered At the drawing all numbers
ON map, from No. so 600 inclusive, will placed
in wheel The first number drawn will enti,le the hold
to the first farm of 20 aces, ard the following 10 num-
bers drawn will ente the holders Of the numbers drawn
the farms i'll the laid down the map, after whc
each subscriber viii receive each village lit 25 by 100
feet lying together, which may be drawn his number
until all the numbers i'll the wheel drawn but
first of which will title the holder to farm of five acres
and the last farm of 10 laid down on the
map-fOr instance, if the first number drawn fom the
wheel should be No 1925 the holder OF the number SO drawn
will receive 20 farm, and the succeeding numbers in
the manner as described
Tie lands good represented and good as any
| in The hight ST degree.
The land heavily timbered, some portions are
covered with thrifty growth oi young wood and pine
Woot plenty, and generally cheap i'll that part Of the Is
land Fire wood cheap that hich is suitable
into cord wood Tor the n. York market, is of uniform price,
and has for great many years been always considered
cash article Oh the Island.
Thee is material on the land for fencng-good
chestnut rails hud within few miles of these lands
in abundance. All building materials be had The de.
pots Of Brooklyn and Greenpo and at many intermediate
places at the usual market prices. There
streams OF water rising Ill these new lunds and running
the Great south Bay which remarkable for theil
purity and fail indeed dry weather makes very little
change in them, they unailg and wells OF
the Island, the ge depth will be about IS feet at
IIermamvle the ground is higher, they deeper-
Subscribers are NOT compel ed to build.
There chu cles and schools within two three
miles of the village and within four miles mills factories
stores and villages All the privileges Of old settled
country be had here and the people Suffolk coun-
~ pride themselves being highly moral, order and
religious people, All of my subscribers persons of
| lectability
The land be very easily cleared and the cost Of set
Element will depend all enely upon the settler he
lay much little he chooses do not know
of any objections the place. the land for settle
full and prosperous settlements in other parts the country
bestowed upon these lands fail produce favorable
| results.
The climate in every particular heal ny and pleasant
the roads good and always passbe G the
year, the winters short and mild compared to he win
tiers the main, the north of highlan,s-herc il.
seldom seishng mere han two three weeks the Is
| anG.
What is remarkable, crop is seldom injured by drought
there part of the country where there little in
jury from drought Long Island, is there any in
jury from wetthP'e is cold land the Island.
All the land along the margin ef the be made
highly valuable small cost, there thing as
ooi eshet, in the interior part Of the country, by
which often great damage is done-such an event as the
off The hraak nf mill dam