The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-03-17
$40, 600
WORTH OF TiRNS ND BILL
DING lots
100 FARMS
? .nno nuII.nING Lors.

1000 BUILDING LOTS,
=. p. ai,ta,a ss~saE 600 sas-s'Issrs
On tss tcssntsE 80 ths at.t 81 nasss.
I~st.
gtuf u.atsi sr siHas, srprct Mtsf %
Iht "a. assr flras htts lrea $3.50 81 uHen fo 80
81 o. faat aataa.f tfsf 900 iaiot ~ as.i ihF.f
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tt ..t 49, a aariaI.uirti "a t- saft, ain feff.ts
IuN 81 lf iinlta lllr q i1i isri. ff tF'1.,
IS ga ew. ttesf iai- fit tsaeitsi9 'af-
tre tf tnslAAlE. i.Nf i.iaat. vtete sfn
tHafIs 90 afh % s.l.f. all narlt.f ~ fatfsis
Hnl.i tf sIsHa 60 iHf.a BOD tsIi.ftats fatf fi
fssai tfas olfs.. sfsrfal 90 Hvv ef4fi tnii.
tua sesaiai haaaHai stl ts emttrd o. ca'..laf
gatiss Hue .,,..ssusi, Of ss,ans sis,f..f ps,tns
aeafsaas irais in Nea ga. aad 80 sos aeffai
ili rr~i1 lcfiasafs usaf ~ aii is', ths d..Hs.
g. rassfiia 81 lsfHty rIrif tau rH iaif fraHffd,
ssi eisfr st Hl' hiiiitf i0t' 40 Ahsei go lafns
tffr ir-rf tree saa fue aalfa o. aaN hfiug
tnssf D.. inIU,aasis ha. aaff r1fftfi sfsraastiun
81 'ts hsfhaa SAD HaHffiIaiar ne gaaNft u tsN g. 80
fls aiiffiiuI isfans 81 arffuafal llfissss, hrfng
a1itii that ,.laoa - ftfsF aua faClisfrd o. Boz.
rtea.r iaiaf % vaiar, sah y haa " 1890 ., hir'
"a th. tiit. NJ. Had vuala 81 have itcu taken ur
t.sf, hsrt tii las tasn sn saiaiira ssiatr flr
aai rstsuit. sta feupirirg Attrd oF hF ufs arcs
Hffut tanaird ssars-=inrf hirh laffs sale. iste
tfn made sra vtrfu tfe ptii itef iasticd 81 large
iasf hHp. b. seen beAuulsi rastages tnd cuiufsttd
bsllf vatiafHfiA to Hbunaani lfelsc'io"- 81 ,af
Ias e,sn nsyaaes u rcai estate ia sac. siiy. And
rans,qnrui airsbto 90 fvnts have colnPsiivd th0us
stat g. iesff thF titf and sseufes tsdentc n atf
aiara hfff tHrs ifr ifhauf gatiuf NJ tilfif
hsra earning. tisaiufds, aud have u,if hmiiies
t~.ifutrn i the arsesssfits q lite Among 90 me
,tr.tis icafIsis 1bich hatr hsru srcrtsa near thc
fllf. a. suit4hlr and ttFfcrfrni tf fhar Doc have
tiftaat lsn sld thr uHlN hu gbalt % lraVt.
Lnat Hf ua place suitatir. arl % iht SATIRE uinc
sfirf ao inaHs indlasnsui' o. ctl ssitirfs, A. ne
tltaaaat srd daiiru village az takciaad b. sltna-
Usu b. such hsif 2 hlifeay from hfskifn 60 urfru-
pm. The rehtfe IS tls i-iaud, with ne hoaunt1l
D. A. Ia. Rad o.
sf,at ss.lfh Uaf and broad Atlantic on thc si.uth
witt isr ms.i ps.ll.t AID plfiit lHG hf rHn'HHalN
WsuHr 'i lcniis hrorte afuua, mahinr it drighlul
trstrHce lli We gentleman - leisure 80 man 81 hus
nr-. Hae % O0l hmilics. Win now otcup' crowd
e. QUO unhealthy spaftuDna Zoo tis city. pay trE cupf
uiaut nsuts, might fud pleasHut hnmrstrads while
ts3 du hlslhvss h the tis uriuahuiatiuuuf aftrics
ia tis cts trade. The improvements which arc be-
me made NJ Lakeland snd cher places TIE Long
i-isud Railroad, have tndLccd tio Rsiruad Company
O. gkc ali uie iisliiilrs within iEtl fnM - o. afc"u
npdaie ihoso who "ish Go purchase homtsicads Ca
ihe Island.
It's value IT. agricultural purpofo. alone, mat We
do oct how any man oi common sense eau hc-l.
tttr o. secure psion 81 H. Ihia land b well wnrh
tls attention 81 both settler. aud sneruiatrrs al
bfis ana opHlunly if the sSie Investment " money
The day B. not iaf distant hen 90 the land. the
tine sfsny nilf'ad % steamboat route. and within
nfts milcs 81 New Work. viii he worth ten Times the
prires now askcd iDf prapetty Va Lakeland.
"tVnh rcsperi 90 Ling Island i.snds. wiieh have
been much talked OF al the two previous meetings,
hru discussing the subject ni this sV The follow
iue fact was rccorded "A gentleman ha- from me 10
Thousand the south side ~ Long Island,
about A. unlos from New York, whese the land Is
better q a. grud, A. about Lakeland station lie has
this year gruwu--estfuts, twenty Two acres herfs,
eight acres lie ustiustrs the rafut cop AZ eight
hundred bushcspcf acre, worth tr0m 80 TO ~ cents
pet hu-hol from F1 Ia thousand dollar hf
tho crop. NJ Inland, Who has farm ia the yicini-
~, thinks the Lakeland station Sa better Than his"
ifhi. isune Of the hc-i opportunities offered 10
thu-c ui small means hn ATE destitute Of bone II
their AVN, Co puTrhast one fHr mere tTihc also
Jew Farms, cnntaiutt each Eve and ten acres, and
upwards, NJ from So 10 s.t5 per acre
h1C Al persnns wishing to avail thomselyrs Of the
opportunity now offered o. pnCufe fine Farm
splendid building lot near the Empire City, should
make immediate application, as they are nearly all
di-pi-rd Of Ia