The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-09-03
xs> ONLY S25 FOR A
$500 HOMESTEAD.
80 FARMS, worth over SlO,OOO, and
5000 Lots, to be distributed among
800 Subscribers.

30 FARMS worth over $4,000, and
x non To. +o ha d;str;hrtad a,nono
1880 V'o, w w
oUU huDScrlDerS.
10 supply the demand for the lots and farms,
have lad out another tract, adjoining the Long
Island Railroad and the land already sold Ut Her
mamnville, to be of the same size, and disposed
of aud divided among the purchasers in tile same
manner those recently sold there, with 80 farms
instead of22
have been induced To do this from the great
number Of persons wishing 10 purchase these Lots
and Farms, rs the Improvements in that part OF
the Island arc constantly increasing, and large
numbers Of persons hive now become interested
in those lands This additional tract is in every
respect equal 10 the other, and the rate they are
now being taken they will all be sold in n few
weeks About 600 shares are now subscribed.
Each subscriber is entitled to s Lots, % 10y 100
feet, lying together, or Il FARM of from to
acres. The shares arc limited at S25-payable,
So when subscribed for, So on OF before the day
Of distribution, aud the balance in mo lhly install
mcnls Of SO.
rto Ia, .,., .;,r,,o,l i, lin yilt,..,rIAKr.
IlNn a., ,h. .,rv Island p,iIr,,s1 t,n,,,,v al
snIT,lL and iS,nilr, r. nm the civ nc New York.
vLc,r L,,ds,,,,o LrlIugs ,,c rrr,,cJ ,,J the
Rn;IroaI Connn,, cnn,r,,nL,,. nal ;n,, q, L,rgr
dom, for iii. ,crn; ,,,;nn nI ,h. cnrI, ml ia9 .
rrains between ,ha, niace md pr"nti,n' I, !.
onc Of ,L, Le,Lh;os, nIccs in tho ITn;,,,J S,,,e.
,;lnl Shoe, If ,y,,or .ln ,I,roc n;Ics IN c;rc,,,
fnrnnce If singrl,r ,r,nsnnrcnc, anil or r,,,,,
,rn,h. win m aI,'nd ,nrc If G.h Thn ,;Il,sn T.
hu, A m;irs Jis,,,, r,nm tic grc,, Son,h H.,
which ia 4 milrs q, ;de aud 40 mill. In., I'm
DANNY sunnlir1 a. i,L ovsters chns. AMI f;.L -,
y,r;oy. LinJs, "
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rho s',nc c,;,",;'d i,nI ,,;,i, ~ I'm, ,,,;i,"
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b,,o L,ciy ,is;,aJ 'I,nL ,nJ az min, ,i
rr,,,s mn :. ,rn,,;n, ,Io,, J.,l,ro ,h,, I'm, ,a.,,
a n,,,,s ,, ,gs,,Llns, o,e ,,,aI -,
49,. ,,In, L.,.o s,. % j.; ,' ,,r, of III, ,,,,.
nr3v n, cnncI,.i,el, TIA, III. soil is cnnnllc ma
,ucing' and ,hai in ,bc ,ohcst nsrlection ali ,La,
The oericnItu,i.t can wish pr desire
Wheat of The ,aine unnIitv. winch grows herc
uxuri,n,Iv w,s r,i.rd hv Nr = unueI I'm. ,nson
of Srt.uket. Last .c,son i,bou & miles fro , hi.
MACE \ yvl,o received far tho product If a li,,Ie
more Than Two acres. eiO0
I,krlan IStn,inr 7. Iocn,eI mn tho hor,c,s of
the Iong IslnJ RailranJ. whence c,,, RIM .,.ycr.
al times n day ,o Iirooklyn and New York. The
snrf;,cc or ,oc land il sn,n,l and ,r,eI nnl snr.
roun,l;ry rrn,,r, !. ocricr,l hcal,I, ,uJ a. MI,
a few ,ilcs Of III Mae. L;,hl, cultivated and
valuable. having been ,euled for NOR, than b, hun.
,l,,J and Gf,, ,,rs .,n,, ,,L,r ;,,;I,r I,,I .ail
a, RON, s50 IN . M, NOR ,rrr
The hand, arc as pnod a. renre.en,cJ and as
cnod AZ any new Ionl ON the IsI,nJ and vIrn c,l.
iivnt.d. will nrn,lurc in tI,c hinhrst Jrg,er
Nh. i,nJ ga. ,,c, br,y;I, ,1mLe,eJ s,,. ,or
inns nrr mas, q vcred viii, a ,h, In, grov III M,
,nu,, ,,onJ max and r;nc WonJ :. 1L.,,,, and
generally rLe,p in that p,,t of Island. Fire.
wood is cheap that which is suitable 10 be cut
iutn ,urd-,u,1 for the Now York market Is or
,,.;.,, ,.;o ,nJ la. c , 80
''''''' =, 49, ~ ""' wv So. "'"1 yea" -
"ecn Always 'u"TH'cie" Il 81 atucle on 'hc IS
laiu. mere Is MICK Wilhln TWO miles al
Lakeland-cnsI of brick -, 80 to So 90 per 1000
There il material ON the land for common fcnc
;,r- 1nod rhr.tnu, rail. can Ia. had a, iih;n , f,
IS, 81 - al +, - -"
h''H =" "S'N '"',"' :" "'N'",'''' -" cunning
materials can nc lild NJ tue depols oil brooklyn
and Greenport, and al many Intermediate places,
at the usual market nrces. There are numerous
.,r,.,ns of wafer risinn in ,h.se nov, L,nds ond
','';, ;n,, ,I, ,,.,, s,,L H., 49,. '''
r"hn'"s NV" "'o S'c"' '7""' '"A' "n',h are re-
mlThhple i'i 'helr pufii! anu never Hll -inleed,
dry weather makes very little change in them,
they are unaiing: land wells arc of various tleptls
,.,I.blv over ,h.so nr,v l,uls i'm Tho ,,il,iIe re-,
lr,ha I.I,I H. -. I'll Iii H. I
= wv. w VI W" "' w ''"se ",f 49,, " "o"'
~ feet ~ h'"eiAnh, a. ihe gfound Is higher they
are deeper. Subscribers are not compelled TO
build.
There arc now churches and ,chools within t,v,.
,r ,lr, ito. of tho ,;lI,,,. and a, iii, c
W i"'.e M. -; .'''se, I"" r""'' 'o'n
!" '"e n''N' '"''" e', S'"'cs' """ ''"Ses. h'
the privileges o. an old settled country are 10 he
had there and the people of Suffolk County ride
Themselves on bel ing highly moral. orderly and
religion. ncople. An ~ my subscribers ,rc nor