Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-05-28
$15 only for Beautiful Homestead and
HEALTHY LOCATION

$500 - hAA AAOCAIlONs
2,080 Bal1d5ng Lots and 80 Farms, aooyth oyey
$4,000, to be distributed a8oag 600 Sabsc,i
6erS on The 3lSt Of May, 1858.
fACH subscriber is entitled to four building lots o.
~ oy .OD feet, lying together, farm from to 20
oies ne shares are mited at SIS, payable IS when
subscribed Tor, 50 on or before the day OF distribution
ana the balance in monthly nstallmens Of ~ So Cbe
village OF ROSE VALE. where these lots are located
Is on The north side of the Long Island Railroad opno
ue vge OF habeiand, which is well and correct
described and set forth in the following article alen
ME- 90 eui,olai columns OF me Sunday Dispatch, of
Aafch u, edited by Amos J. williamson ESQ
CHEAP lands ON Lone IsLAND.-The great advance
oil real estate in this City and CONSEQUENT advance If
rents nave compelled thousands leave the Civ and
oul Iesiuehce IN some place where they can live
whout paying All their hard earning landlors and
leave their families destitute of the necessares of life
Among az me various locations which have been selects
ed near the city sntabe and convenient for Ihose
VINO nave aready lett, and the many who are abou IN
IeaVe-we no OF know place suitable and a The same
tihe oerhg so many inducements to actual settlers AS
me pleasant ana delightful village of Lakeland lis Sit
uatloh is such being half way from Brooklyn IN 70,
port, near the centre of the island with The baanG
Eabe honhonkoma ing one m.e month end the Great
south Bay and broad Atlantic on the south with the
most healthy and purify ing air contnua Nv waitin he
Pehtle bfeoze around, making il delightful resistance
ior me gentleman of leisure man of business Nm
orens nave already purchased here many have biIt
dwellings, and more erecting and IRE uaring "a
cultivate the soil whore the best specimens of gran and
garden vegetables were raised during the lasf wear
mere beautiful cottages, with their smiling and PROS
p-rous occupants, may be seen eniovnp mi The rn,
lofls OF Domestic happiness here 10000 families ,,b
no" occupy crowded and unhealthy apartments IN his
CITY, paying enormous rents might find nlasan, bn,
seals WINE they do business in the civ or mnnufac
Iuts articles Tor the city trade The improvements
Mhlgh are being made az Lakeland and other pa,es an
Ihe me OF The Long Island Raltoad have Induced he
nelloau company to give all the facilities within their
P "G W accommodate those who wish purchas home
sledhs on The island II is Understood that prranee
neli5 hfe ABOUT being made to run train through Inc
Siau every TWO hOurstaking passengers to Lakeland
which Is one hall way in one hour From The ers1;,
NNl hava
az Lakeland, we confidently recommend II 10 ali who
ufe destitute OF home Of their This distribution
giving 10 each shareholder four building lots 25N 100 mr.
I'm o. nom TO twenty acres, for only $l5, il one
OF the nest opportunities offered TO those nj SIM IN
means who are destitute of home of their own. IN
purchase one for rlne. The price nj wbich ~
land Is offered is less than ITS value for agricultural nnr
poses alone, so that we do not how any man oCron
mon sense cnn hesitate TO secure pori6r NJ I, I,
land Is well worth the attention of both se,tlors 5
spccnalors, as IL affords opportunity Ior Tia % "u
veslmen' oil money. The day Is not far distant vhan
al lands on the line of any Rnilrund or sfennhna, 1917
and within fifty miles of New York win he ,yah ,'
times me prices now asked for properly in Iabain
sl1 MUSE Nale lew g. 40, and 20 acre farms ean be
nau AZ rom S2O TO $50 per acre. Terms of unvt,.nj
maze easy, II applied for soon fN''n'
~ Apply to CHARLES WOOD, 2os Broadway 90,
"a s su.un sueet ~ u, or M PETTENGlLI6 Il co
t o'e 81, boslon who will receive femtai ces nnd
Iefwad receipts therefor by return mail Thsy t,,
aso sratulously furnish maps aud pampblels Of tb"
UpGIy, ana eheergly give such other information as
- References as to the quality of The land cou ho
inado 70 non Henry Meigs, OF The American Insli,u,a
Rooms No 55l Broadway N. vi; DR. "a II I,at 'u M,
SO6 state ST. Brooklyn; Alden spooner, No F,ar V
~ g9okyni Gertll H. Striker Jr, No rs Broadway. N
w., No u Peal st, N. VI John 81 Ilrocis, \ m
Essez ~ NY j. 9. Easton Editor Of The Nor,bsyv
Journal bowye, n. ~ NJ. wlswal soutb Iis,Ia
FAILS Mass Samuel Tilcomb, Augusta Msina i%%uiey
mihgs Hale, Weston, W George White. Inr,Gd Yum 1
y 1hsnaler Foster, Albany, vi Robert Mimoy enf -,
" W sas 9uilsIo n, Y1 John White, Rochesier n
IL ~ amos Cure, Bloomfield, N. j., Annual Ctoa, ~
rhlludelnhlaj Edward Mize, Cu,ahor@ FALL i s,S,
sgmuel Torrey, Montgomery Ais, ""S' "hioj
hi"% una descriptions OF the property NAV aIso ho
seen ~ me Advertising Ageucles of ~ NJ ~" 70
oo lgS Nassau st., New York, aud 10 STATE =, H.
Ton, To whom purchasers are referred. '' w. o"s-
CHARLES WooD
,.,, broadway, corner Fulton sroei. N v
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