Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-06-21
MISCELLANEOUS.
SIS only for Beautiful Homestead and
HEALT1EE LOCATION.

1850 Buiidisg Luts and 50 Far,ns, roygh orer
SlS,U0Q, q be distributed Gta0aq 600 Se5scgY.
GERS "a tRe IVA Of aleie, 1853.
FACH subsrsiher Is entitled u four building LOSS q
~ by 100 ieet, lsihg iogeher, farm from . ~
acres. The shares snaed a SIS payable s. when
subscribed Tor, s. before dal o. dstnbniion
aud the balance in monthly instamenis 81 81 o. Inc
village OF ROSE VALE, where these LOIS are ocetea
The north side Of he Long Island ltaroad}oppo-
site the YAH &c 8 Lakeland WHICH g wei anu correct
f described ami lnfth Tie following ariicle taken
from he editorial coluunsof the Sunday Dispatch, Of
March ~ edited by Amos Williamson. tsq.
t'nFAP ANps on Lone fsLAND.--Ihe great advance
III real estate in City and consequent advafcssol
rents have compelled thousands TO leave the City aud
secure residence IN some place where they can live
without paying All their hard earning andor ami
leave families destitute of the necessaries Of life
Among al he varioas locations which have been select
cd near the city as Suitable aud convenient for those
who have already lett, and lhe many Who about 10
leayewe OF knew place suitable, aud at tie same
time Offering sonaay Inducements to actual settlers
The plea SAINT and de2httu village Of lakeland It's sit
uation is such, being half way from Brooklyn TO Green
port, the centre OF the island, with the beautiful
Lnke Ron henkom, ing mi,e nolfh, and he Great
South ~ and broad Atlantic On The souih, WIN me
heaty and purifying air cdntnna y waiting It's
gentle brreze around, making IL delightful residence
fof The gentleman Ofslespre nrman OF business iiun-
dreds have already purchased here many nave bailt
dwellings, and more now erecting and preparing TO
cultivate The sail where The best specimens Of grain and
garden vegetables were raised during the last year
Here beautiful cottages, with their smiling and pros
pt rous occupants may be seen enjoy iug all the
forts of domestic happiness here 10000 families, who
occupy crowded aHaANheaiihy apartments in this
CITY, paying enOfmaps reufs might find pleasant home
steals while they do business in the city, manuac-
ture articles for the city trade. The Improvements
which beine made LAX Gland, and other places on
the line of the Long Island Railroad, have induced the
Railroad Company to give all the facilities within heir
power to those who wish puIcha home
steals the island. 1t is understood that arrange
mens are aboat being made to run train through the
island every two hoursaking passengers Lakeland,
which Is one half way, in hour. From the great
number of building lots and farms which have been sold
Il
are destitute Of home Of their This distribution
giving each shareholder four building lots 25Xl00,
farn of Iom twO to twenty acres, for only Sl5 Is
OF the hest opportunities offered TO those OF small
who destitute Of home of Ihtir own, to
purchase for trIfie. The price at which this
land offered rs less Than lis value Tor agricultural pur
poses alone that do not see how any of com.
mon can hesitate to secure portion Of it. This
land is well worth. the attention of both settlers and
spectators it affords opportunity for The safe in
yesmeni of money. The day is not far distant when
all lands on the line 81 any Railroad Steamboat loute
and within fifty miles of New York, will be worth ten
times the prices asked for properly in Lakeland
AMI Rose Vale few 5, 10, ana 20 acre farms can be
had at from $50 10 $50 per Terms Of payment
made easy, II applied Tor soon.
" Apply to CHARLES WOOD, 206 Broadway, cor.
Of Fulton street, N. Y. or 5. NJ PETTENGILI.& co.
~ STATE st. Boston, who viii receive emittai and
forward receipts therefor by return mail They will
also gratuitousy furnish maps and pamphlets of the
properly and cheeriully give such other information as
may be desired.
~ References as to the quality Of The land can be
made to Hon Henry Meigs Of the American Institute
Rooms No IS broadway, N. y. DIR L. F. Peck, No
8o6 State ST. Brooklsn; Alden J. spoener No Front
81, Brooklyn; Ger Il. Sriktr Ir, No rs Broadway N.
X. Liberty Gilbert, Troy, n H.; George c. Morgan
IL, No 81 Peal st. n. VI John c. Brockei, No 9g
Essez 81, NY -. q. Easton Editor Of the Northern
Journal, Iowvie, n. II; NJ. Wiswall South Hadey
Falls, Mass Samuel 1Hconb, Augusta Maine; Cum
nhigs Hale, Weston, VI George White, Hartford, u.
Chandler Foster, Albany, N Y. Robut Minor and ]
II Wiies, buffalo, ~ Y; John White, Rochester, N
Y; Amos Gore, Bloomfield, NJ j.; August Glaeser
Philadeinhia; Edward Mizie, Cnyahoga Falls, Ohio
Sgsiue Tolrey, Montgomery, Ala.
Maps and descriptions OF the properly may also b.
seen ut the Advertising Aaeuces OF :. NJ. PeTTENoILl
u Cos 1872 Nassau ST., New York, and 10 State ST. Bos
tons to whom purchasers are referred.
CIIARl Els WOOD,
Broadway, corner Fulton sreet, N. Y.
mYl4 deniaU 3m