Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-05-22
NEw VILLAGE Cr HERMAESyILLL.
ONLY &2j FOR A HOMESTEAD.
~ FARMS, worth over $500, and O,
400 LOTS, to be distributed Il among 800
subscribers.

~ FARMS, worth over $500, md q,
400 LOTS, to be distributed among 500
sub-c rtbers.
To supply the demand Tor the Lots and Farms
nj HcrnannvIle, | have laid out another tract, /,
adjoining the Long lsla"d Railroad and the hand
already sold AT Hermannyille, to he of the same
size, aud disposed of aud divided among the pur-
chascrs IN the manner a. those recently sold
there.
| have been induced to do this from the great
number of persons wishing To purchase these Lots
and Faims, as the Improvements ia that part of
the Island constantly increasing, aud large
numbers of persons have now become Interested
| IN those lanis. This additional tract !, in every
respect equal to the other, and NJ the rate they
are now being taken they will all be sold in few
weeks.
| Each subscriber is entitled to Lot,, IS by 100
ct, lying together, or a FARM " frOn to ~
acres. The shares are limited at S2J-payable
| SIS when subscribed for, SIS on or before the day
of distribution, and the balance IN monthly install
nncnts of So II desirei, WarrNntce ID ed
will he made cut Immediately after the distrbu
ti"n, and delivered directly after paying the bal.
ance.
The lots are situated IL the Village Of HER
! MANNNlLLE, ON the Long Island Railroad,
County oi Suffolk, and 80 miles from the city oi
New York, and adons LakeL,.d, also n new viii
lsgc recently l,ii out, where handsome bpidings
erected, anu tnt COntm-
plate making "A large depot for the termination
| Of their early and late trans between that place
aud BROOKLYN. II is one Of the hesthiest places
| ~ the United States, md within me mile Of Ron
| kunkona Lake, a beautiful sheet of water about
| three mes ~ circumference, ot singular transra.
rsncy, and Of great depth, with IN abundance Of
| fish. The village IL Int miles distant from the
sreat South Boy, which is 3 miles wide ani 10
,nilcs hong, abundantly supplied with oysters,
| cl ,ms, aud fish of various Kinds.
T., ese lands will produc" as much per acre,
with the same cultivation, rs any land within nifty
miles Of the city of New York.
"Losa IsLlSD wHIAr.-At the annua
n ,etins of the New Y,,k Agricultural Society,
hrld At lba " on the 10Th lust. Tor awarding
premiums on Field Crops, We find Suffolk Coun-
l "a st,nds second bcst-no slight honor-in rais-
| iny Wheat. Mr.. Samuel l.. Thompson, of Sc
,ikct, recciv.d the secpnd premium of els, fpr
wintcr Wheat, ~ bushels ] peck to the acre
| VIZ. rhompsons wheat is uf a variety which has
| ,cen raised but fw wears the island and
the Weld proves IL well adapted to the soil. &c.
| rhe agricultural capacities of Long Island ste
leginning to be- developed. "--Long Liandu.
| Setauaet d, ab,ut miles FROM this land Her
mannv,lt,), and " no bitter by nature than these
NV offered fr ssle. This wheat 10 new vari.
ETY., of q su,erim kind, and vas sold iof sas'i
vh at at SIS per bishel, anil W.. Thompson re-
'.ived fa the prodRt Of httls more than t~o
Q res. ove' sac.
l There have bcvn rtissd duriny the pact sca,ts
N he yer, be-, a Crp. and Psss-s io b-lAA~l.
n p~ seyv, Veg Pisn'.. snd variety ofe'rfsnv-s