The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-05-26
$4,000
WORTH OF FARMS iNp Bull
DING LOTS
100 FARMS

1000 BUILDING LOTS,
rs be dtttdss among ano sas..riesrs
on ths i2,sniaE Of thr ata OF 1-y.
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g. rnii fis IS tsiu,l1 rfllf can hc illu ttiiEfa.
auf rLtfs pa vol haii.ius be- 900 atsui 90 itris
hstt hte3 here $50 aHt aaies arr aaH' te'tF
uiale 3D. individual wis., ahsf caftisi ctuairaiiun
af ir laraiah iut a-rafisifas Doe gusAii 80 thf a,
sfs scltturg faflus g. sfuruiafsl luti.ascs h.iug
tfHa lsi that iald -o rtesp and fssiintd ie ih-
frosse faiidi n 'aiss, fsn b. hat within 81 neiics
Vt hf c.it. Tue Iae4 nusld 90 have t0eH tatrn 40
p,aft hsrk. but sa- haon tuiAiird estate hg the
az tentan, and ragillrtrlg ligArd up &C. uIwsfdf
nfiwo hanifed Vsar.-.siart which large ssi,. have
blta made. and her- ihe Wild deer ioaurd 81 large
mss now o. seem tUsufii cottages and cultivated
Geil. waving Hith THE a.undahi proaucuoHs At our
H4afhrf earth.
The sfsat advance 81 zeal estate ia this siiy. and
consequent adsaurc of rents. have compelled thuu--
suas o. insvt tho cy snd secure iesidrncc iu
daf, hcfr thrs iitc withant pas ing all their
hand Gaming. o. lsndiufd. ADD leave their families
destitute of tbr nogea-aHf- ~ hir. Among all the
varuua iaratpu- hifh have hoen collected near the
rify, suitable anu cuuycrtcut to- iifae who have
sresd, Ten, aud Tho many ~ Boo are ahuuito leave We
kuuw ct na place sadahic. and az the same time
offering many indlcoment. Co actual settler, a. the
pleasant and delightful Village 81 Lakeland a. sifua
tuu !. such, being slt inltn nrUkiYu o. Gucn-
port near the centfc ofths Island, VITA tAe beautiful
l.aks RoBkonkoma llng one milo n0rih, mud the
H. tHfa
with the most hralthy and purifying air Continually
waiting ~ gentle hr-ose around, making u delightful
residence iuf ths gentleman OF leisure or nan # bust
moss. Here 2'.fii families, who nov eccnf} rrlwd
Ell aud unhealthy apartments Ion tins CITY, aliup Cuar
nuu- rents, might find pleasant homestelds while
thel do business "a The CITY, or manufacturing ARTICLES
flf the city trade. The inpruN otneHts which he
iug Iade 90 Lakeland, and other places on the Long
Island Railroad, have indt cfd The Railroad Company
O. give all the facilities within their power To- accom-
modaie those wiH wish 10 purchase humesisads on
thc Island
The pfics 1t which hi. land !. offered is les than
H. value uf agricultural purposes alone, that
do not see how any inan ct ruuimun sense hest
tate TO secure portiun of This aud l. well worth
the attention 81 both setil.rs and zpecuiatrs II az
iufd. an npPufiuni, for the safe Investment oi money.
The day l. not far distant when ali the lands on the
iue 1T any railroad steamboat route, and within
Gni miles II New York, will be worth ten times the
prices now asked iur property In Lakeland.
"Nith respect To Long Island Lands, which have
been much talked Of AT the two previous meetings.
when discussing the subject u'this soit' the follow
ing IaCi was recorded IL gentleman has fu one Ia
two thousand the south side Of Long Island,
shout g. miles from New York, where the land is no
bottof II a. good, about Lakeland station. lie has
this wear grown-csTruts, twenty two acres; beets
eight lie estimates the carrut crop eight
hundred bushels per acre, worth from 30 10 ~ cents
per bushe ~ from siN to seven thousand dollars inT
the crop. Mf. Ireland, who ha- fam in the veini-
t thinks the Lakeland Station Soil better than his ~
This Is one Of The hot opportunities offered TO
those Of small means who destitute Of home of
their own, 10 purchase one for mere tribe also a
ItHN lNTul an We nd len NFF4 and
upwards, at from SIS 10 s3J per acre
Q1- Al persons wishing to avail Themselves uf the
opportunity now offered 90 procure fine Farm or
splendid building Lot near the Empire city, should
make immediate application, as they nearly all
disposed of, Ia
Charles .. Adkins,
Agent in Rutland, Vt,
(Who has lately visited Lakeland on Long Island
and can give authentic information, where maps
aud pamphlets can be had, II required by mail
gratis, az To tilA RI.ES WOOD, Dos IfoadWaY cor