Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-05-31
MISCELLANEOUS.
S15 only for a Beautiful Homestead and
HEALTHY LOCATION

1850 Building Lots and so Farms, acorth over
$4,000, to be distributed among 600 SuJScrf-
bers on the SlSt Of May, 1858.
MACH subscriber is entitled TO four building lots 25
h by 100 feet, !. ing together, farm from to 20
acres The shares limited SIS, payable IS when
subscribed for, 50 OH or before the DAY distribution
and the balance in monthly instalments Of So So The
village of ROSE VALE, where these lots are located
is the north side of the Long Island Railroad oppo
size the village of Lakeland, which is well and correct
~ described ana set forth in the following article taken
from the editorial columns of the SUNDAY Dispatch of
March 81, edited by Amos J. williamson tsq;
CHEAP LANDS ON LONG isLAND.-The great advance
of real estate in this City and consequent advance of
rents, have compelled thousands leave rhe City and
secure residence in some place where they can live
without paying all their hard earning tn landlords and
leave their amiies destitute of the necessaes Of life.
Among all the various locations which have select
ed near the city suitable and convenient fer those
VINO nave already lett, and the many who about
leave-we no OF know place suitable and at the same
time Offering nauy inducements actual settlers as
the pleasant and delightful village of Lakeland It's sit
uator is such, heng half way from Brooklyn to Green
port near the centre of the island with the beautiful
Lake Ronhenkoma, lying mile noth and the Great
South Bay and broad Atlantic the SOUTH with the
most healthy and purify log air continually waiting its
gentle breeze around making it delightful residence
Tor the gentleman of leisure man business Hun
dTens nave already purchased here, many have built
dwellings, and more are erecting and preparing
cultivate the soil where the specimens of grain and
garden vegetables We're raised during the last year
Here beautiful cottages, with their smiling and pros
porous occupants, may be enjoying all The cum
forts of domestic happiness here 10000 families who
unlcathV
CITY, paying enormous rents, might find pleasant home
steals while they do business the city or manufac-
ture articles for the city trade. The Improvements
which are being made Lakeland, and oher pla on
the line Of the Long Island Railroad, have induced the
Railroad Company to give all the facilities within their
power to accommodate those who wish 10 purcha ehume-
steads on the island. 1t is Understood that arrange
ments are about being made to train through The
island every two housiaking passengers to Lakeland
which is one hall way in Que hour. From the great
number OF building lots and farms which have been sold
at Lakeland, confidently recommend it to all who
destitute of home of their THIS distribution
giving to each shareholder four building lots 25X1O0
farm of nom two to twenty for only SIS me
OF the hest opportunities offered those of small
means who destitute of a home of their ON H. TO
purchase one for mere rife. The price which This
land is offered is less than value for agricultural pnr
poses alone, that do how any man of COM
mon sense can hesitate to portion of it, This
land is well worth the attention OF both settlers and
spectators as it affords opportunity for the safe in
vestment of money. The day is not far distant when
all lands the line u any Railroad Steamboat Oute
and within fifty miles of New York, will he worth ten
times the prices now asked for properly in Lakeland
ana Rose Vale A few S 10, and 20 farms be
had at from $50 10 $50 per Terms of payment
made easy, II applied for
" Apply to CHARLES WOOD, 2G6 Broadway, cor.
OF Fulton street. N. Y, or ) NJ. PETTENGlLI & co.
10 state ST. Boston, who will receive remttalc ana
forward receipts therefor by return mail. They will
also Sratutousy furnish maps and pamphlets of he
property aud cheeruly give such other information
may be desired.
u References the quality of the land can be
made to Hon Henry Meigs, OF the American Institute,
Rooms No 80 Broadway, NJ Y; DIR E. f. Peck, No
306 State st, Brookly Alden j. SpOoner, No Front
ST, Brooklyn Gerrit h. Striker Jr No rs Broadway NJ
Y; Liberty Gilbert Troy, n. Y; George G.. Morgan
~, NO 81 Peali st, N. "; John G. BroCke N SO
Essez 81, N j. q. Easton, Editor of the Northern
journal, Lowville, N. VI NJ. Wiswul, South Hadley
FAILS, Mass Samuel Tiicoub, Augusta, NJ aine; Cum
mlnss Hale, Weston, VI George White, Hartford Ct;
chandler Foster, Albany, N. Y. Robert Minor and
H. Wies, buffalo, n. Y; John White, Rochester, N.
VI Amos Gore, Bloomfield n. j. August Glaeser,
PhiIadelnhia; Edward Mizie, Cuyahoga Falls Ohio !;