The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1853-05-18
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So great vas the call for shares sim the
Lakeland BuiluinE lots and flrms, distribu-
ted on The 3lsi OF Jannarys mud 2oth ofFcbru-
airy, now pust, that after every share was dis.
posed of, inv office was literally crowded with
| applicants, nv whose earnest solicitations,
| have been induced to lay out another plot adj
I Joining the last and extending westerly on
/ the Long IJland Railroad to the Water Sta,
ton where tho cars now stop to take in water.
! Said plot will be divided into 500 Shares at
SIS each and consist OF 100 Building Lots,
one hundred feet square ; two Farms Of ,wen-
ty acres each two of ten acres each, six Of
Eve acres each two of four acres each, and
lightweight smaller ones. to be distributed on
no 3lst March. 1853.
Each subscriber is entitled to 4 lots 2j by
90 feet, lying together, or FARM of from
2 to 20 acres. The shares arc limited Ut SIG
PAYABLE, SIS when subsci ibed for, IS on or be-
fore the day OF distribution, and the balance
in monthly instalmenis of $3.50.
The Village OF Lakeland where these lots
are located is only short distance South Of
the Reiterated Lake Ronkonkoinn, the benHiy
nd romantic appearance oil which are praised
by all who visit ii. Here may already be seen
the hest evidence that ran he desired that
. Lakeland and Hermanyile will shortly be-
come choice places on Long Island, long
, known MS ,he " Garden Spot" of America
= FROM Inc puUllsllfusthtlSiNdi d'Np-'Ht, VI luc
late census taken ly the United States 1t Is
: shown TINT Long Island is the most healthy
= location within its borders fewer deaths ac-
cording to it, population than in amy other
place Abont 80 farms have been sold with
in short time-helds have been cleared and
cultivated and crops now growing that viii
l compare iavoiahly with those in any part OF
, the country several houses have been built
and oh,rs nre nowbeins erected by their en-
, terprisinr purchasers. Me- hanics are .o'ec-
, ting sites for their hu-ness here, which it m
! It's nenrncss 10 New York. they ca rnrry on
,,;,h oo,,,,i ,ro,;, h.;.,, ,Lo;r f,n;i;o. ,.;,h
"''n eq'"' P'"''' ""'.e ,"e" 'a'''''s ""
thrm, secure against tue vices andtcmptailon'
Of a crowded city, and enormous rcn's a
e building is now beng erected ny gentle man
r for the purpose of keeping MI such articles foi
tore. The fertiliiy Of tho soil. md II, adap
,cIrcss lor tho nros, ,lIc rut,;,9,inr "A cver,
i - W, '., : ~, :,
r'ciV OF prnuuee raise" IN Sinhl"f '"'luu'
has already been satisfactorily omorsifai'd
and the fans which nm now selling n, from
80, S 90, as',, wv ~,
@-0 :" 80" ''''"'' P'' -. 80 - NV e"''''
Z general character as 10 SOIL wan those nov
nndcr cultivation. which cannot lie purchase
for slOD Nor acre md land IN the North nm
So,,l, "a ma iii 40 Io,,ar Ia ,.,u,otI,
'""',. VI VIZ, WV" ~" "e'''' ~" ""'"'"''.
cells from 5000 to 5000 per acre.
Tle.c lands will produce as mu h pcr acre
with Tho same cul,,yn,;o,, ne any nj v;,h;,
! :, - 49,, ~
c MY ml'eS VI i'ie WY OF new i"fk -
= Several gentlemen of The st rcspcciahlliil
| who have visited Inkrl nd and cxnminrl 1
J. crors hon crnwir,, ,Loro JooIar. ,ho, ,b
u N"Is t"e" e'"S "e''' .e'",e ""' u"
V whea', rye, corn, pothtocs ana garden feseta
blcs are equal 10 any they have seen ia an
+, rart of the country. proving conc-ln,;rclv tts
i ,La III, H. .o,,ailc -, ;,,. .i H., :,
n ''e s"'' Is V"P",'e VI Pro"uS"e, NH '"'i u
l. the highest perfection, all thai the agricnltnr
. Isl can wish or desire
= ] add the following letter from Mr. LHom