Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-04-10
NFw vIILAGL OF HrRMAENvHLV.
ONLY s25 ICR a NNMIsIEAD.
az tAEM~, worth over $500, sna q.
400 LOIs. 10 bt disG ibutt al among 500
subscEIbcis.

tubsctibcis.
\ To supply the demand ior the Lots and Fs'ns
al ilerna,uyr, | have laid .u arollirt tact /,
adjoining the Loas isL,..d ltaliad nj the is,d
1 aicady sold al iieinannsIlc, Ia ]" 81 the same
silc, AMI dsl orcd oi and diy'icd among the ttr-
clmsois IN the same nauInr ,hUse icceni! sCj
\ thcit.
\ have ecninduced 10 do 'h's from the great
number ol pei sins wishing a. pu'cha.c tb'se LOIS
aud Faiins, as the improvements IN that AT @
the Island are cons'antl! Increasing, and i"'se
/ numbers of persons have now become Interested
Il in 'hose lands. THIS additional u"ci ., IN every
\ rcspcct c'ju, a. the other. aud AZ thu ini. the.
are nov bring taken they will all he sold IN ie"
weeks. ...H
Each suhscrilrr j. entitled 10 2 l.ois, ,25 by 100
/ { ct, lying T. grihcr, vi "A FAkM m ho, to ~
acres The shares are limited Al s25-pa! abn
II q when subscribed iur, : D un a. heiure the da,
Of distribution, and thu bal nee IN monthly Install
ments of SO. II desuei, Wairantee ID ed
will he made out Immediately ailcr 'he dishihu
ti"n, and delivered direct. after paying the bal.
lance.
The lots are situated IL the Village Of HER.
MANNNlLLE, on the i.nrg lshud R,h oad
Comfy II Suffolk, and 10 miles iioIn the ely 81
New Yo,k, aud adloins LakeL, d. also a new vii
iage rec-n,l, hid out, where handsome buildings
are erected, and the Railroad Corr any conem-
Il plate making Euge depot for the teI ,nination
DI lnff pifk aIItl tIhtils UtlWftn tlil Ih't
\ and BROOKLYN. II is one oi the hca th'crt placrs
\ N the United States, nd wihin ne mile Of Ron
4 konkum, Lake IA beantiu III II Of water hboui
II three miles in cii cuucl encc, uf singular tansI
rsncy, and. r great depth, with u abundance oi
fsh. The viii ge IL Int miIrs distant from III,
| g,cat South Bay, which is miles vide and 40
| miles long abundantly supplied With oysters,
| clans and fish Of various Kinds.
II T. ese lands will p,oduc" much per acre.
III NTH ,h.. land ithip
| miles of the city Of New fmh.
! "LosG ISLAND WHEAr.-At the annual
meeting Of the New Yoik Agricultural Society.
held AT h,oy on the ooh inst. Tor awarding
! premiums on Field Crols, We find Suffolk Conn
" stands Sc, ond besi--no slight honor-in rails
ing Wheat. Mr.. Samuel l.. Thompson, of Sc.
| t,uket, Iereived The second plcmiim of Is, for
Winter Wheat, AZ bushels ! peek To the acre
Nj. Thompson's wheat is of II variety which has
| been raised but Il { W years on the island and
| the Yield proves il well adapted a. the soil Be-
| The agricultural capacities Of Long Island sle
beginning to be developed. ling ELandcr.
II Seiaukct is about s mikes from this and (fier-
manny ilh), and j. no hotter /, matt ~ than these
| now offered for sale. This wheat is a new vali-
! eiy, Of superior Mind, and was sold for scJd
wh at at IS per hushel, and Nj. Thompson re-
ccived for The product Of "a little more than two
! acre., ,ovcI SiDV.
/ There have been raised during the past season
! the very best of Corn. and PotGtoeS 80 Lu,h,is
! PER acre, Egg Plants, aud variet, Of garden veg.
! ethlcs, on Land near the Long Island Railroad,
II az Lake Road, or Lakeland, wher. "A Pust-C liic~
/ IS been established, for which premiums 80 the
Sunolk Iou,ry Agricultma Fair, held S'p'en,-
! brr 2llh 1859, were given. Also peas, h'ans,
onions, squashes, puar arkins, beets, and tpina-
! toes.
II The flowing is from the New York Farmer
ana Mechanic of November 9Th 1850, and vas
writtcnby Mr.. STAR, the editor, who visited the
hands. The wheat, potatoes, and cror.. referred
Ia in the arcle, were AT Lakeland, near lieImanI-
willie Station:
"IIaving few hours leisure dsring the pas,
, week, wc NciV conveyed over the Lang Island
Railroad. To IA, ge tract ofthe c,uruy about il-
" miles from New Yulk which we find To be
capable of very succcssuil m rroGtllc cr'tra.
tion. Although late nihe season, and viewed IN.
der SOME disadvantage, we were surprised ~ the
II a uty and abundance Of tie cioIs Which had
II been gathered from portion the land, ~ al
~ th, wIhtr crops, which appraied UNUSUAL y
promising. Wheat which had been sown hut
two or three weeks, presented beautiful thrifty
appearance; while tmmrs, herIs, aud orlcr wgc-
tables not Vet gathered for winter use, would
II compare advanlageuusly with the best in the New
II York niIkei. Potatoes ahead, ia the cellar
were very fine, UgthDm a rcstgs of diSeast, aut
corn standl ia the field MAS not surpassed h.,
much that We saw On lands valued at more thar
II one hundred dollars pcI acre. Indeed the vrge
II tables which received the premium AZ the Sunolt
H Count, Frir, we're raised from portion of lhi,
ground uhrh had MT Leoi unir cuiiration 81,
M ,nthS. Altogether We were yciy favorah, i'm.
| pressed with our visit to these l,nds, "a
worldly offered Ia the public, at prices which
cannot fail 10 double in few years, ,and we would
II invite the attention Of those ho dcsiie a cheaI
1 a. clig bic flrm to this location"
ll - ,b,
of the Loag Islrnd Railroad, whence cars rur
n several times Il dly &, Brooklyn AMI New Nork,
II The sIl face of the land is smooth and level, ant
the surrounding country rs perfectly healthy, ano
within f'w miles of this place, highly cultivated
u ,nd valuable, having bceu settled for more than
T. ,rd,,d an if, YEAR, and where similar lands
srll at from so 1. ! 200 per ac.e.
H The distribution will take place in .hor
II time, by a Committee to le r,icd l., the Sub
X cll ers from amona their lumber. The pcIsOT
II having the first choice will be- entitled to a ~
n acre farm, worth 1000; the second To an Il
acre f,rn worth 900; the third l6 ac e frw
| worth $500; the ih, ii acre itrIn, worth
800; the fifth, II acre farm, worth 600; III,
9th, "A 70 acre Erm, worth 500; the 7ih ant
H Sih, each an 8 acre farm, worth : 400; the 9Th
II 10Th and llth, each, - q acre Farm worth $500
thu 18th, 18th, 18th, and Il tcenih, each, a
acre fam, worth : 250, the 18th, l7lh, 18th, 1911
all the others viii he entitled To < Village Lots
each 25 hy 100 feet, ly,ug 'ogetoer. There AZ,
no blanks. This is not a lottery; ever, ptrs"I
II gets for S25 handsome lot Of ground, equal {,
Il city lots. The distribution will take place
soon.
MAssrR OF DisrRIBuTIoN OF THF HER
II MASvILLr IoTs AND FARMS.
II On the Long Island Railroad AZ lIerma-nyilh
II Station, 80 miles from the city uf New York,
! l,t,tf
thi. village. aud the hast train leaving BrookhI
LATE each afternoons stops near this - tun, an,
returns early in the morning. The dis'IbutioI
will be- a. follows: All persons ~ scubng vii
receive a receipt which will be numbered a
the drawing all the num~rs on the map, liou
II No. sol To- 1000 inclusive, will he placed in ,ht
Wheel. The first number dawn will entic th'
holder to a tam ~ 20 acres, and the follow ni
n 10 numbers draw will ,ntte the holders of IN
numbers 81 drawn To the frms ia the oi,er ait
\ down on the map. after which each sub,cr W,
will rccciv. each : village lots, 25 10y 100 feet
II lying together, which may bc drawn Ia his mum
Der, until all the numbers ~ tie " eel ar
II drawn, but t~u--t q hi>t Of which will crtth
II the hullrI toa frm ui ) acres. and the last ON
To- a Gam of 10 acres, laid down the map
il the first uumbrr drawn iiom the wheel ,hou'
he No. 1925, the holder OF th, nuu,bcr So draw
II will receive a 20 acre fam, and the succeed.
II numbers ~ the same manner as described.
II The lands are ~ good ~ represented, and >
good as any new Land un the Island, aud whc
II cultivated, viii produce ~ the highest Il, gree.
The hand WAS once heavily tinbc,cd SOM
II portions are NV covered with thrifty govt
II of ,ouug wood, oak aud pine. Noud Is plenty
and generally cheap n that patt "i the l'Gnd.-
II Fir-wood Is cheap that which l. sutahc to "
II cut into cord wnod, trr te New lutk market, !
OF uniform pucr, and has fur great many year
II I...n tIu.tNz considered A tnsh .ttirlp un th