The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-02-04
ONLY S25 FOR A

U,OOU LOtS, W De ulSJrlDuIeu dmuuB
800 Subscribers.
To supply the demand for the lots and farms
have laid out anothcr tract, adjoining the Ionr
Island Railroadand the land already sold atHer-
MEANWHILE, to be Of the same size and disposed
of and divided among the purchasers in the same
manner us those recently sold there, with so farms
instead Of 90
have been induced to do this from the great
number Of persons wishing purchase the Sc Lots
and Farms, as the improvements in that part oil
the Island constantly increasing, and large
numbers Of persons have become interested
in those lands This additional tract is in every
respect equato the other, and at the rate they are
now being taken they will all be sold in few
weeks. About 700 shares subscribed.
Each subscriber is entitled to 8 Lots, 25 by 100
feet, lying together, or u FARM of from to 20
ucres. The shares are limited at G25-payable
IS when subscribed for, IS before the day
of distribution, and the balance in monthly install
mcnis Of So.
The lots are situated in the Vilagc Of LAKE
LAND, IN the Lung Island Railroad, County,of
Suffolk and iS'mles ir I'm the rity Of New York,
where handsome buildings are erected, and the
Railroad Company contemplate making II larg
depot for the termination of the early aud la
trains between that place and Brooklyn. II Is
one nr the healthiest places in the United States,
and within one mile Of Ronkonkt ma Lake, beau
tifu sheet of water, about three miles in circum-
ference, Of singular transparency, and Of great
depth. with an Abundance of fish. The village il
pnt - h'eS u,s'"hi from 'he grehi Sou'h pay,
! which is D miles wide and 40 miles long, alum
dainty S"np'ied with oy'ters, cams' ana hsh OF
various kinds.
Iadd the following letter from MI. Lhom-
medieu, who resides al Lakeland:
LAKELANp IIoTEL, Nov. 49, 1851
CnAs. WOOD, ESQ:
DEAR SIR. U,ying personal knrwl.
edegs of The SANE il lives me rL.asnre IN an
>wer your inquiry about the productions here
by stating that during the past season there
| have been raised 1870 bushels Of The est corn
and potatoes l.. tlcacre besides pxcellrut vicl,is
| of garden vegetables as meas beans. nnono
suuashes. nun nkins r.ts ,umatues err
! pliutS Sr
IpAu UONNEDtEIr
n,.rn,, p,'v,,,,s,o.
,r,.a,,.,,,.,
"'Se '"','. WV. P'o""oo "S ","on per acre' WIN
Tue same cuiiiv"''on' as an! iand WIN II tiy miles
o''hc Guy "' New ioih'
Several gentlemen Of the first respcctahility who
have Lately visited Lakeland and examined the
crops NOV growing there, declare that the wheat,
rye, potatoes and garden vegetables are equal to
any They nave seen IN any part Of the country,
proving eonclasi'eiy that the soil is capable Of pro-
dncng and that IN the highest perfection, all that
the hericultur lst can wish or desire
Wheat OF the same quality, which grows here
uNurihntly, was raiscdby MIR. Samuel Thompson
Mace who RECEIVED for the nrn,uct Of , l;,,ia
NOR. tl.n ,un ,,.r.s q am " W
It' t",,' 5, wv
l'nkeLhn station 5 located on the borders OF
tue Long Island ltatlr3ad, whence cars run sever
al l.h'H uaN 1" nrnok'yn ana New YORK. The
r1,,niro cn,,,, !; a,,a,i ,''' 'i''u ~"
= e,, III - ~; - ..'!' -, ~ ''"'''
~" "'eS W ',''s P"'ee' nis"v cu'Nd'e" ana
Vaiuh"le having been settled Tor more than hun
dred and iiiv years, and where similar lands sell
at rom { 30 TO $200per acre.
IT., t, - u 49,
ne ANUS are as soou as I'presen'eu' ana ~