Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-05-15
NEW VILLAGE or ITERMANSyILLI.
ONLY s25 FOR A HOMESTEAD.
2R FARMS, worth over $500, and q.
400 LOTS, TO be distributed among 500
nalS 6w Ia,

Subscribers.
To supply the demand Tor the Lots and Farms
It HermannvIllc, ! have Laid out another tact, ,
,Jpnlng the Long lsa"d Railroad and tn Land
,lrcniy sold at licrminnvile, To- br of the same
size, ani disposed oi and divided among the pur-
'hiscrs IN the same manner those recently sold
there.
have been induced to do this from the great
~ nher at persons wishing 10 purchase these Lots
,nd Fd,ms, as the improvements IN that part uf
the Island are constantly Increasing, aud Large
,umbers of persons have now become Interested
IN those lands. This additional tract i, in every
respect rIu, to the other, and AT the rate they
ire now being taken they will all be sold IN lew
weeks.
Each subscriber is entitled To Lots, 25 by 100
{ ct, lying together, or "A FARM of tion Ia 20
acres. The shares are limited at S2j-piyabo
~ when subscribed for, ssj on or before the day
of distribution, ani the balance ~ monthly install
nrnts of S3. II drsIe I, "A Wdrrantce DEED
Will he made ont Immediately after the distribu
ton, anI delivered directly after paying the bal.
ance.
The lots are situated in the Village Of HER
MANNNll.LE, on the !.oug Island Railroad,
Count, oi Suffolk, and 80 mites from the ciIy oi
New York, aud lIIons i.ikclid. also "A new vii
hgc recently lil out, where inlsomc bnI dings
air erected, anl the R,lruad Company conlem-
plate making large depot for the termination
and Brooklyn. II ls one al the hra thlcst places
m the United States, md w,thin ne mile Of Rom
kunkumd Lake, beautiful IA. ct Of water about
three miles ~ circumference, ui singular lranspa.
rsncy, ami of great depth, with IN abundlpcc of
fish. The village j. hut I miles distant from the
great South BY, which j. miles wide and 10
milcs hong. abundantly supplied with oysters,
clans, aud fish al various klnds.
Ticse lands will produc" much per acre,
.nl,
mules ul the city oi New York.
"LoSG IsLASD WHEAr.-tt the annud
meeting OF the New York Agricultural Soclcty.
h,lI At : lhi " on the 2j,h Inst, Tor awarding
premiums on Field Crops, We hhd Sutpk Cuun-
" stt1ds srCoid b"st-nO slight hunOr--in rais.
iig Wheat. Mr.. Samuel l.. Thompson, nf Sc.
t,ukrt, received the second premium ut : -, fpr
Winter Wheat, " bushels ! peek 10 the ACRE
W.. rhpnpspn's wheat u of variety Which h,s
been rusei but a years on the island ant
the weld proves II well adapted to the soil. &'.+
rh, agricultural capacities ol Lpng Island SIC
beginning io be- developed. Long bi1Hdu.
S.iaukut "a about milcs ifon thus land (lIet-
mtnny,lh), anl Is no better by nature THAI these
n,w offered lr sale. This wheat is u new vari
ely, of a superior Mud, and was SOLD Ior scsd
wh At a. Sj pee br.hel, AID NJ. Thompson r,.
crlvcl l'r ihr prulWt OF a little more THAI tNo
acres. owe, $40.
Th,re have been raised during the past season
the very b'st uf & rn, aui Potatoes $50 bg5hd
per acre, Eyy Plants, and u variety Of gtrlcnstg
ciihles, on L,nd neir the Long Island k'ilruad.
At Like H,ai, or Lakeland, where a Post-Oihc,
h ~ teen established, lpr which premium ut th'
Sutk our'y Agricultural Far, heh Sep,em-
be- 2ih, 1850, wsre gwen. Also peas, l-ans
"n'pls, sqashc-, pn npkins, bsets, and tjn'
toes.
The f,Ilowins is from the New York Fmmr
ira Mechanic OF Novsahcr 7,h l5JJ. and ~
urItsen by Mr.. SrAR, the edItor, who visited tn
laais. rae wheat. p,saiors, aad erope, rs'trrss