Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-01-15
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FOR 4 HOMESTEAD.
so Farms worth over $4,000, and
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TO su9pl' The demand l NE ls' md ams have laid
anotacr adjoining the Long Island Railroad
aud ,h u already sold At iiemaavg 10 be Of tho
z" and disposed ct aud disded among the purchasers IA
INC same manner as ho-o recently 'oi there, ~"h % af'
have induced ih' from rho gren, number Of
PERSON. wishing purchase these Lots and tarn- tho
snd Large numbers ut rsr.uu have now become
ofesird those lands. This additional tact Is ia every
respect equal TO The o,her aud the tate ei now hg
ing taken hey vii all be sol ia few weeks About 100
shlIsf suiscrhei
sch crbcr j. en led 10 Lots - By 100 feet king
oscher FARM OF from to ~ sefr- The shares are
mHod At S1-paynhie $ when .n''cf,'sd io 81 on OF
before the dav Of Distribution and Too balance Ia monthly
be- lot. ~. situate ia the Village Of LAKELAND. on tho
Long leland Railroad, Ccunty of suhuik and =, miles from
The Cty uf Naw lotk where Handsome buildings
49, ma be- ,iho,d on.ov contemplate making large
depot f the termination The early uui late trains between
IN tasd strs and - tb,o ono milo Of skona
Liable haaunfu sheet If about three miles 10 cir
with su abundance of f.h hs yiilsse i. bot miles
great South Bay, which Is miles wide and %
mic. ous sbundans supplied with oysters elm' and fish,
add the following lc'ter from Lhemm'd'eu' VITO fe-
LarrLAsp HorG,, nov. l., 1851.
Dear s,r -na,ns personal knowledge Of he same, it
sv-s pleasure 60 ynur inquiry aiUut is pro-
dacton hero, hs saung % al during The pnsi year heeJ
raised hudrod and fy 10 hc- Of the bess
com sud potatoes 10 TIE acre hes"'s exc Hn wees
ga'den vese .as 20 %, bean' onions squash o pump
IRA I5AoMMEDIEiT. pepu'y Postmaster.
Thos. land. will uuco much per acre, with the same
eulsat,ou my land within my miles Of city Of Ne"
York
severed gentlemen Of tho first rcspeerabity who have
lstcy visited Lakeland aud examined the crops growing
there, deole that the whoa' rye corn rn.aoes aud set
den vegetables equal they havr seen in any at
the country proving concusivcy that tho soil capable
of producing ond that 10 the highest petieclon oil that me
aerlcutun-t eau wsh OF desire.
Wheat Of the quality VII ella grows here uNuriasily
raised by AT samuel Thompson Of se'auke asi sea-
hoo miles from this pace who received for the pro-
Duet II little mOrs III N Two acres, SiD
Lakeland station located the bon iers Of the Long Is
and Railroad whence several tunes day to Brook
level and the surrounding country j. peiect, healthy and
whua miles Of hi. place, highly cultivated aud salu-
al having hecn settled Tor more than hundred and my
youf aud whore similar lands sell al from so to $500 per
Tho lands are as good as represented aud good any
now lnud The lsiaud onf when cultivated, VIII produce
in tho highest degree.
cred with thrifty growth OF young wood eak and
rine Wood plenty, aud generally eherp 10 That pat Of
The siani Fire wood - eheap that which Is suitable to
10 ootaood, Tor the New Yots market of uui-
form ptoe api has gfea, many years Away.
sidered cash afiiee on the Island There is BRICK kiln
within miles of Lakeandcos OF buck 81 80 to IS PEI
There material the land for common fencug- good
chestnut -uils be had within few miles Of these land.
n abundance Al building materials he had at the do
pots Of brooklyn and ufoenpou many intermediate
pnce, az the usual market prices. There
the great South Bay which remarkable for their purity
sud fiindeed, dry weather very little change
probably these lands. IN the middle region OF the
Island, the average dcPh Viii be aout 5 feet at lAkeand
as M gouni - higher they afr deeper Subscribers ore ~,
compcil-d 10 build
here churches and -chn1ls within three
ml' "l the village anu within tour miles, mills factories,
stores, aud villages an the privileges 81 Oh se,tiea
eouuiy To he had here and the people Of suffolk Coun
y plh ihensoNe. on heng h5hs moral orderly nd re-
gnu' people All Of my snbscnefs are persons OF rospee
tibiiuv.
Tho snd be very easily cleared, ans the Of
Element "il depend almost en'fels upon the sser he
con lay Dut much az little Be chooses d. rot
know OF any objections the loe or 10 the lnud for set
temet and the ame labor aud industry which make sue
oe-sul aud prosperous settlement. IN other parts of ts
country bestowed upon these lends, cannot ai TO produce
the rouds good, and always fassabo oil oi
le Neafhe winters short mild compared To The
seldom syhg than iva or three week oa the Island
Wat ',makasle crop i &c dom injured by arough,
mere B. pan OF the countrf whore there Is lit l.
luy iom doush, as 90 i"as Island nor Is there IA
Jury om wet there - cold land the land
An the ni long The margin OF tho a. be m de
hsh, valuable a. small cri, % uee no such th NJ a.
food OF heshe' as Ia the n'oof pact OF ,oe county
- winch o'n very great damage cone such an vent ~
the carving IN bridge, or tie hreasing OF mall dam
The eans and bays abound dh aud wild fowl u every
In consequence Of the great numbe, Of letters from all
pas OF he country, aesiing information Of these lend'
a been found nsse,.sty 70 aasse. then IN hi. form
street. Pearl, v, Who will receive femaness and
forward receipt. thereof by return Of mail lie will also
sutousy furnish maps aud pamphlets Of ihe property
add cheouiy sfo such Other Information as may be do
sired.
pl'o desire 10 say that have good FARMING LANDS
west OF my Village Lands, which will sell 10 lots al
upwards. al so Per acre, reasonable These lands
are well situated of mia aud ealen,ng purposes IN ever,
respect &havng tho advantage privrge ofIafoaG, ~heI
Hred and cultivated, the, Nil be- eqoii and The
island ana eqll hat when, 10 Inc 'cny OF a the OF
sages and s,s,iemcnts OF Long Island sells fo So 500
per acre.
CHARLES WOOD, III Johu-sueei, N. Y.
9JRetorencns 10 tho quality OF the lands be mad
lion. Henry Mess, aud Zen. Chandler OF The American
institute, Rooms 35l 'rosdSay, NY = n. Sutton pub
Usher, Fulton street, " " y j. bfown Esq uhoe u thi
American Agdcultu-t, isI Water street, n. " Dr. h.
reeA 80 state suest, uIooSyn Alen spooner F'sa
street iii"asiyh, e.. II striker - - Buadway, n. y.
lahorY Gilbert 10 huarinan Budins, Troy, \. VI Thom
Ki-san and G"olga d. Lyman jersey city; Lew Dodge
Of Dudss end Cos ESpcss lls Wet street, ~ " Georg
" a. Morgan Jf y2 Peal street, \. " John hoecke 81
. Essex street, =. vi 4. Esston, Editor OF Northern Tour
. ual Lowell, " % squtes, Editor OF HeIkinef Journal
horkton, " Chnniief FosttT Albany MI V. Palm
e., Philadelphia aa Boston, and Others. see PamPh
y 4JStGi.
> Beujamtu E'erTy's Estate.
c STATE OF NERMoNr,f 10 Probate raun helhee a
v Warrington hisirici Monipe ier DECEMBER ~ 1874
tENhN D. JAMES, the estate Of benlaalia
roty, o ct Waterbury. ia said distinct, deesases