New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-05
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To supply The and for the Lots aud Farms at Her.
msnUv have aid another tract, anoi ing tbs Long
Tssnd Rnoad and the land already sold at Herman
be Of the size and dspOted OF and divided among
the purchasers In the same manner az those recently sold
there
have been Induced to do this from the great number OF
persons wishing purchase Lots and Farms The
improvements 10 ihsI part Of the Issnd are constantly
cressDg and large numbers Of persons have now become
interested In those lands This additional tact h 10 every
respect equs 20 The oher and the rate they be-
iDg aken they will all he sold 10 few weeks About 600
shares are now subscribed
The Lots situated In the Village OF HERMANN
VILE, the Long Island Railroad, County of Suffolk
and 50 miles from The City Of Newly ok and sdoins Lake
land also new village recently laid out where handsome
buildings erected.
Its OF healthest places in the United States and
within mile OF ROnkoDkona Lake beautiful sheet OF
water about three miles 10 circumference, ofsngular tran
spareney and OF great depth with an abundance OF hsh
The Village bur four miles distant from the great South
Bay, which five miles wide and forty miles long, alum.
dainty supplied with oysters, clsms, and hsh OF various
fhese LANDS will produce as much per acre with the
same cultivation, any land within y miles Of the City
GLoSG ISLAND wHEAr-At the annual meeting OF the
NewYork Agricultural Society," held Al0sny, the 10Th
mat for awarding premiums on Field Crops, we MAJ SUI
wheat Hr Samuel L. Thompson, Of Setauket, received
the second premium Of s5 for Winter Wheat AZ bushels
peck 10 the acre Mr.. Thompsons wheat IL Of variety
which has been raised but few years the sand and
the yield proves well adapted 10 the SOIL &c The agr
cultural capacities OF Long Island are beginning 70 be de-
sesuket 10 about miles from this land (Hsrmanville)
and is no better by than these lands offered
for sale This wheat 10 variety OF superior kind,
and was sold for seed wheat al IS per bushel and Mr.
Thompson received for the product Of little more than
two acres. over &40o.
Hermsnvie Station IL located on the borders OF the
Long Island Railroad, whence cars run several times
cay Brooklyn and NeEYork The surface OF the land
IL smooth ana level and the surrounding country per-
fecy healthy, and within few miles Of this place highly
cultivated and valuable having been settled for tnan
hundred and hfy years and where similar lands sell 81
from $50 10 $500 per acre.
Apply 70 Taos WOOD statoner III John. st., near
PesIf n Y, or CHARLES WOOD. al the same place,
either Of whom will receive remances and forward re-
ceipts therefor by Of mail They will also gratu
iousy furnish maps and pamphlets Of the property, and
cheeriuy give such other Information mag be desired
CHARLES WOOD, III John 81, N Y.
also desire TO say that have good farming lands west
OF my Village Lands which will sell IN 5aere lots
ward, from $40 TO $50 per These lands well
situated for farming gardening purposes, Ia every re-
spect and having The sdvanage and privilege OF railroad,
when cleared and cultivated they equal 10 any land on
the leland and equal 10 that which In the vicinity OF the
old vsges and settlements Of Long Island sells for $50
to $500 per acre.
References the quality OF the land be made to
Hen. Henry Meigs and Gen. Chandler, OF The American
institute roous ISL Broadway Y; G n Ssxto1, pas-
Usher, Fulton 81 n Y; d. Brown, Esq. Office OF Eoe
American Agriculiurist Isl Wsterst N. T.. Dr.. +. +.
Peck. SEC Safest, Brooklyn. ~ liza