The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-11-12
Oh ONLY S25 FOR A
sS5a w HOMESTEAD.
% FARES, worth over $4,000, and
5,oo0 Lots, to be distributed among
ON a.,h.n..;kn..

5,C0C Lots, to be distributed among
500 Subscribers
! 70 supply the dcmand lor the lots and farms
I have lad out dnoiher tract, adjoining the Long
Island Railroadand the land already sold at Her
MEANWHILE, TO I've of the same sire, and disposed
Of and divided among the purchasers IN the same
manner as those recently sold there, with 30 farms
instead OF %.
| hayc '"en induced to do this from the great
nuinlcr 81 pufsonN wishing to purchase these Lots
an ans, rs the improvements in that part Of
III ISLAND are constantly increasing, and large
numbers Of persons have now become interested
in those ldnIs This additional tract is in every
respect equal The other, and at the rate they are
now being taken they wiz all he sold in n few
weeks. About 600 shares are nnw subscribed
Each subscriber is entitled to lois, % by 100
feet, lying together, or FARM Of rom TO 20
acres. The shares are limited at $2j-myable
; when subscribed for, SO onor before the day
Of distribution, and the balance in morthy install
mcnis Of 3.
The tots are situated in the village Of LAKE
LAND, on the Long Island laiiroad, County II
Suffolk, md lS'nilcs f IN the city of New York,
where handsome buildings arc erected, aud the
Ralroad Company contemplate makng,a kirg
dcrrt for the iernin,i un If the early aud Ia
trains between that place AMI Bronklyn. II is
one Il the heaitnicst places ~ the United Suites,
and within one mile Of Ronkunkt ma Lake, u beau
i,ul sheet Of wafer, about three miles IN circum-
ference, Of singular transparency, aud of great
depth wtli an abundance of fish. The village il
but miles distant from tic great South Bay,
VIII cl is , miles wide and 10 miles long, ahun.
dainty Supplied with oysters, clans, and fish Of
various kinds.
These iiiA will produce AZ mach per acre, with
the same cultivation, as ans land within fifty miles
ofihc city Of New York.
Several gentlemen Of the first rcspcctabilitv who
have lately visited Lakeland and examined the
crops nnw growing there, declare THAI the wheat
rye, potatoes and garden vegetables equal To
any they have seen in any part of the country,
proving cunclusiveIy that the soil is capable ofpro
ducng, and that in the Il CHEST perfection, all that
the aericuliurist can wish OF dcsire.
Wheat Of the same quality, which grows here
uNuriantly, was raised bv Mr. Samuel Thompson
OF Setaukct, last season (iboni miles from this
place,) who received for the product Of little
more than two acres, $500
lakean Station Is located on tho borders Of
the Long leland RailrC. whence cars run sever
al times day to Rrook 81 and New York. The
surface ol the land is smooth and level, and sur
rounding country is perfectly healthy, and with II
few miles of this place, highly cultivated aud
valuable. having been settled for more than hum
drci and 'iy years, and where similar lands sell
~ ION 80 30 cooper acre.
The lands are good as represented, and as
good rs any new land on the Island, and when Gull
tyaied, win produce in the highest degree
The land was oncehcavly tumbcred some por
tiUns are NOW covered with thrifty growth et
Young wood, oak and pine. Wood is plenty. aud
generally cheap in that pait Of Island. Fire
wUnd il cheap: that which il suitable to be cut
into cUr,l-M uud for the New York market, is Of
uniform price, and has for great many years,
been always considered 9, c sh article on the l.
land. There j. 4 brick TN within TWO miles Of
Lakcand-cosl oihrlck So SOTO 50, 90 per 1900
There is maictao n the land Tor common ienc-
ing good chestnut rails can be had within few
miles oilhrse lands in abundance. All building
materials can be had AZ the dcpots Of BROOKLYN
and Grcenputt, and al many Intermediate places,
at the usual market prices. There are numerous
streams of water rising in those new lands, aud
running into the great South Bay, which are re-
markable Tor their purity aud never hil-inleed,
dry weather makes very little change in them,
they uni ling: land wells ofyalious depths
probably over these new lands, in the middle re-
ion Of the Island, the average depth will be about
> feet at Lakeland, IA the ground is higher the,
are deeper. Subscr'iers arc not compelled to
build.
T'hc.c arc apfs churches and schools within two
or three miles Of the village; and within four
mules mills factories, stores, and villages. An
the privileges 81 hn oil settled country are 10 be
had there and the people Of Suf,lk County bride
ihem-cl,es on being highly moral orderly aud
religious people, Al Of my subscribers are per.
son, Of rcspcctability.
In cohsoq uencc OF tic great number Of letters
from all parts ofthc country. desiring information
OF these lands II has been found necessary to au-
swcr them IA this form
- Apply to CHARLES WOOD, stationer III
John street near Pea !, " V, who "a receive remit
ianccs aud forward receipts therefor ~ return Of mail
lie will a.o rrstuiiou.li Furnish new map, and pam
ihr;s nf the property mud hecflully give such other
Information ~ may be de- red.
also desire 10 say tial have sond FARMING
LANDS wet ni my Village Lands which will seli in
5acfe lots upw ards SO per acre, rcasonbb e
trms These lands well sitpated for farming
dneing purposes, in ever, respect havn, tbs ad an
tagc aud privilege Of Ralroad, when cleared and cul-
iivaicd they viii be cgunl to ANY bard on the Island,
ad equal 10 that vhch In the vicinity of Hll the olo
villages and settlements Of Long l.and ells for $50
$500 per acre.
CHARLES WOOn, III John,irect, ~.
.,fr- - 20 to tlir quality of the lands can he
us4s Hon. Henry Mcirs and Gen. Chandler, Of the
American Institute Ruons 35l, broadway, r. y: L.
NJ SaNt.u, publisher, 4 iiousiseti, n. V; ID. j.
Brown Esq., iicc of tle American Agrirulturis le1
NHtrr-sifce n. DR.. T.. =. Peck BOG Safest,
BraoAyn Aden J Spooncr ? Frontsi, BROOKLYN -.
& u Sirikc,r VI - BfoAdNay, \ y. Liberty Gil
bert, 70 ii0 lra,a4h building. Troy. n. Y Thomas
Nissan AID George u. LYMAN, Jersey Guy Levi
nY'ro, Of Dod-c nd Cor Express. liz West-,t ~.
George &. Morgan. J., -2i P,arlst, y v; John
c. Roochl % Ess'xsf *. T.. Easton. Editor Of
the Northern Journal, lovri. n. Y. q. Squircs, Ed.
itor of IIcrkimer journal. i.nekton, N. Chandler
Foster, Albany, y Y Y. 3. Palmer, Philadelphia aud
Boston, and naus others See Pamphlet II g m