The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-12-25

% FIRMS. scor'A orer $4,000. and
$500 LOTS, to ts d,st~ibutsd among
suO .Ssbseribes.
re Gun iy the demand for lots sns fsfn..
hare lid o.s Anothes uset, sdJo,ning the
Ing ts,sad Ha,Ifosd ard the land aifesdy
..,,d a. ttcrtpsus,iic, "a bs 81 the name s,re,
ard d,sposrd Of ard divided sm"ng The p0t.
ehas~fs in the ss1se manner a. those rrcent.
4, e,id their, suh 81 farms instead Of ~
have te~s ,adaced Ia do tb,s from the
gree, nan.t~f Of persons wishing 10 purchase
is~s~ t,ts and farms, ~ the improvements N
that MART 81 the Island are constantly mere as
us, aud large uusb<rs Of peiseus have nov
.~.eea,~ ,ats rested IN ussse iands. THIS ad-
d,,s.aaI ,rsrt - m ~vety respect equal IN the
ether. and a. the rate they are nos being Ia
A.o th-y y III ell " sold IN few weeks. n
bat Uel sssfes arc nov subscribed.
t..uh ,uJscfitr (. cni',led 10 eight lots,
,s,n,,.6ve hy 100 feet. ly,ag together, OF a
(,f,s of from 4 10 > acres. The shares arr
hunted a twenty five dyi!ars - ayable, s.
when subscribed ior; IS on OF befor" the day
al d,ss,hui,cp, and tiie balance IN monthly
,n.t.iiscpts ii So
The lots arc s,tuaie IA the Village of i.ake
land, an the Long leland railroad, county of
Suffolk, and ~ m'!es tom the city q! New
York, whefc handsome buildings are erected
and the railroad company Contemplate max
ing . large drpot TOT the t,rm,nst,on II the
~sriy sud late trans bet~e, that place and
Brooklyn. II - one Of the heal,hwst places
Va the Uailed States, aud within one uHc at
onkoukoB,o Lake. a b,au,dui sheet OF wa.
ter. about three miles "a circumference, of
en- ruisI transparency, and al great depth.
with IN abuadadee of fsh The village 10
bat ) miles d,sihnt from the great South Bay
~h,ct, - 3 miles WIDE mud ~ miles long. a.
bundsntiy supplied with oysters, clam, and
k.h 81 VARIOUS kinds
Thes. lands will produce as much per acre
with the same cultivation. as any land with
IN hoy miles Of New York.
Several gentleman Of 'he fret respectablity
vh, have ists!y visited Lakeland AMI eSaynin.
siths crops now growing there, declare that
the Wheat, rye, corr, potatoes and garden veg
stables ave equal 60 any they have seen il any
part u the country, proving coaciusNeiy that
the sod 10 capable Of producing, nnc ia the
highest perfection, ali that III. asrieu!tsrst can
~.h or desire.
wheat Of tho sams 1usiiy which grows here
luHu'iantty, wa. raised by Mr.. Samuel Thnmp-
en-. ~ S.i,1ket, last season, about eight mites
f'ota this place. Who received for the product
"f 'ittie more than two acres, four hundred
dolisrs.
ths Long Island Railroad whence cars run sew.
81 times y Jay 10 Brooklyn aud View York
The surface nj the land Is smooth aud level.
and the surrounding country is perfectly
hcal,hy and within few miles Of this place,
highly cultivated. ard valuable having been
settled for more than hundred and fifty years,
aud where similar land. sell At from lsty to two
huadred dollars an acre.
The lsnis are - good as represented, and a.
al. l.s. a o. Isl.
cultivated, will produce in toe highest degree.
The land was once heavily tiu,berrd some
PORTIONS are now covered with thrifty growth
&C souas wond oak and pine Wood is plenty
And generally cheap In that part Of the island
Fire wood is cheIp: that which i. snitabte 10 be
cot into cord wood for the New York market
v OF uniform price. and has. for a great many
,eras been alw,ys considered \ cash article on |
the Island. There is 4 brick-kiin within two
miles Of Lakeland Cost OF brick from two dol |
lar. and Atty cents to 1--WE dollars per thousand.
There ~ IN tterial on the land for common |
fsaeipg-good chesnut rails car, he had within |
fcw miles Of these ianl. IN abundance. All |
building materials can he had Mt the dcpots of !
B'ooklyn And GreenPort, and at many intcrmc- !
date places, at the usual market prices. There I
ne~ lands. aud running into the great South !
hay. which are remarkable for their purity, ,
aud never faii-ihdeed dry weather makes We. (
~ iiit's chsnge ia them, they are unfailpg
and wells are OF various depths-probaby
over these new Lands, Au the middle region of
the Island, the average depth will be about rs /
feet. Al lakeland, hs the ground is higher,
they are deeper. Subscribers are not com.
rsi!ea to build.
There are BOW churches and schools within >
two Of three miles Of the village and within I
n'isa Of mills, storss. factories and Villages
All the privileges Of an old settled country are
TO BE had here; and the people Of Suffolk Go.
pride themselves on being highly moral, or
DERBY and religion. people. All of my suLscri-
lers are persons Of reslectabiIity.
IN consequence OF tho great number of letter
Tom all parts ofthc country, desiring inforna-
Ton OFT csc lands, il has been found necessary
q answer them in this form:
" Apply to CHARLES WOOD, Stationer,
III John street, near Pearl N. Y. who will re-
ccivs remittaaees AMI forward receipts there
fo' by return Of mail. He will also graf uitvus-
I, fa'ni'h new maps and pamphlets Of the prop
erty, and chccrfully give such other iuforma-
ton as may be desired.
also desire TO say that I have good FARM
ING Lands west Of my village lands, which |
will cell 10 acre lots or upwards. at from $50
ts $50 per acre. These lands are we'll situated
tor farming AID gardening purposes, in every
respect aud having the advantage and privil-
s-e OF Railroad, when cleared aud cultivated,
they will b. equal TO any land on tho island,
tbs Old villages and settlements Of Long Island
sells from S50to $500 per acre.
CHARLES WOOD. III John-strcet, NY.
ID References as to the quality Of the land
can be made to Hon. Harvey Mcigs and Gen.
Chandler, Of the American Institute, rooms
ISL Broadway, n. V, 4. NJ. Saxtvn, Publisher.
Faiton street n. Y; u. j. Brown, Esq, office
Of the American Axricalturaiist, 1877 Water 1t.
N. Y: DR. e.. .. Peck, 3O6 State It. Brooklyn
Alden }. spconer 3 Front st., Brooklyn L.;
H. Striker, IT., rs Broadway, n. y; L,berty
Gilbert. l9, Boardman Building, Troy, n y;
rhos Kiss,m and George d. Lyman, Jersey
City Levi Dodge, of Dodge and Co.'S Express.
lis we't-Y. N, vi Geo. e. Morgan, Jr., s2I
psari st, n. Y; John e. Boectei, % Essex .st:,
Ls.su. N. "; O. Squrss, editor Of HsrSimss
Joaraal, Koctton n. v; Chandler Foster, Al +
hany,N. y; v. d. Palmer, PhiladelpLia aud |
Boston aud many others. See Pamphlet |