The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1853-07-06

So great was the call for shares IN the
Lakeland Builaing Lots and farms, disiri u
ted on the 3Is OF January, aud 18th ut frbru'
any, now past. that after every share was dis
posed of INV Office was literally crowded vii.
applicants nv whose earnest solicitations,
have been induced to lay oui another ii { adj
joining the last. and extending westerly on
She Long ,land RairOad to the Water Sta.
ton where The cars now STOP TO take IN water
SAID plot will be divided into 900 Shares NJ
SIS each and consist of 200 Building Lots
one lunLrcd feet square two Farms OF TWEEN
~ acres each Two Of ten acres each, six OIL
/ five acres each two OF fur acres cnch. aud
lightweight smaller ones ~ DC distributed on
ho 3ls, March, 1853.
| Each subscriber is entitled 10 lois 20 by
100 feet, l,iug together. OF Farm of from
2 70 20 aces. The shnres are limited 70 = lc
PAYABLE, 50 when suhscil cd for, - On ur be-
fore the day Of distribution, aud the balance
in monthly Instruments of $3.50.
The Village OF Lakeiund where these lots
are locntcd is only a short distance South OF
the celebrated Lake Ronluukoina, the hcauiy
and romantic appearance oil which are praised
0y al who visit it, Here may already he seen
| tho hest evidence that can hc desired THAI
Lakeland and llermauNille will shortly be-
| come chuice places on Long Island. long
| known rs the " Garden Spot of America.
| From the published statistical accoInis of The
late census taken ~ the Cuitcd States it is
shown thar Long island is the most healthy
| location within it, borders fewer deaths ac-
| cOrding TO it. population than in any other
place. Ahont 80 farms have bean sold with
| in short tme-felds have been cleared ana
| cultivated and crops now growing that will
| compare iavoinhly with those in any part oi
| the country several houses have been built
| and hers are now bcin. erected by their en-
| ierprisinr purchasers. Ne, hnnics nre cleo
| ting sites for their business here, which from
| Its ncnrncss 10 New York, they ca" carry IN
with equal profit having their families with
| them, secure against the vices and tcmpta ,ons
Of crowded city, and enormous rcns. 4
| building is nGw being erected BY n gentleman
for the purpose of keeping all such articles for
| sale as ARE necessary for a country village
| tore, The fertility of the soil and its adap.
iedncss for the profitable cultivation OF every
article of produce raised in n similar latitude
has already been satisfactorily demonstrated
| and the farms which am now selling at from
| S2U TO $40 dollars per acre are uf the same
general character as TO soil with those now
| under cultivation, which cannot he purchased
| for SiO0 per acre, nhd land on the North and
| South OF this. with no better soil naturally
cells from 5000 to $500 per acre.
Thee lands will pro'lurc as mu,h per acre
| with the same cultivation. as any land within
| nifty miles of the city Of New York.
Several gentlemen of The first rcspectahility
| who have visited Lakcl"nd and examined the
crops then growing there, declare that the
wheat, rye, corn, potatoes and garden vcgeta-
bcs, are equal to any they have seen in any
part Of the country, proving conclusivcly that
the soil is capable of producing, and that in
the highest perfection, NIL that the agricnltur-
isl can wish or desire.
| add the following letter from Mr. L'Hom-
mcdicu. who resides at Lakeland
LAKELAND IIorrL, Nov rs. 1851.
Dear SirIla,ing PER- DUAL knn~ ledge of the
it gives pleasur" To inquiry about pro-
duciions hire by stating that during the past ,ca.un
there have been raised 1850 bushrl. Of the heat and
poatnrs the besides excellent ied> Of gare
vegetables, pca, bears onions, sqga,her, pumpkins
brei., tomat"r-. egg plants. &c.
IRA LTOMxfnIir, Deputy Po,ima,,rr.
Also Que from Mr.. }. Drckcl
NV Yonx July D. ISL.
nesI sirll Soushta't var isrm Of ot, acres !,
would not se nov for Sl0p all
Nc'y re.m ctfully yours &c,
JOHN G.. EfCkFf.
ChArle, Wood Esg. 20 Essey Y Y.
When man i Industrious and attentive io hi. bu,
ines,, he sonn becomes independent NJ John J
si"ohoh. 'fjamar', recei'el ia the wear lsi7 from
about 10 acres Of land cultivrd In pences peas. Pc
iat"~- hni asparagus about $1,000 lie srni all his
produce to n'aikc, vi team, Sianre Of than
IL unes.
NJ Van Sckirn, of Jamaica, cn't,aio> GO acres o
land nt "f 100 il ahnr ard marure ane
receives about &3,TOper ser. See American Agri
entur,t, Feb No sis, snd al" tie rrrn.nr'ion, ~
the New YORK SAFE Agricultural '~.ts) Th-,e IN,
poriapt ,ho What industry aud prnl-hrr Il.
on i.rrg isIr'h aud The land II ,,r- = n,dhn"f
Hni Van S.eal-' !. sc'v much u'h land u Ih's
Off ed for sar, h"ius in"r sH'~ aHfr nf the i-aH.
ard ia no WAY Suprrin t. tl"s' urw ani>.
w i-at 81 the IAN Tlthsy huh s'rss here ux g
rian Nv. WIS ras = bv NJ Samuel 7 nnp,.sn 81 =. .
he, hast s-aun lab ,ut mic, f'm TN. plroe) wn'
received Tor the p,'dacia ,is more tran a." ARE.
Siii CHARLES WOOD
Feb is II Gn.