The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1853-09-14

SO great was the call Tor shares IN
Lakeland Buiding Lots and farms, dist
ted on the 3ist Of January, and 2sih Of
airy, now past, that after every share wa
posed o. my Office was literally crowded
applicants. by whose earnest solicitation
have been induced TO lay out another pl1
Joining the last, and extending wcSieD
the Long Island Railroad 10 the Water
ton where the cars now stop TO take in "
SAID plot Will be divided into sou Share
SIS each and consist OF 700 Building
one hundred feet Square two Farms Of
ny acres each two of zen acres each,
five acres each, two o. four acres each.
eighty eight smaller ones to be distribute
10 7lst March. lsl5.
Zach subscriber is entitled 10 lots, .
100 feet lying together, " Il FAR u Of
2 to 20 acres. The shares arc limited 90
payable. 50 when subscribed for, - on
fore the day OF distribution, and the 10
in monthly menis OF - 3d.
Tho Village of Lakeland where these
are located IS only short distance Soul
the celebrated Lake Ronkoukenn ttc II
and romantic appearance OF which 0ic Il
10y ail who visit 1t. Here mas already he
ilc beet cfidnre that rau hc desired
Lakeland and H'rmmYilc will shortly
come choice places on Long lslnnd,
known rs ne Garden Spot ~ Amoj
From The pnblished-taiis'ieai arooanis n
late rcnsus iutcH ~ the United safes
shown that Long Island IS tho most hca|
location within it, borders fewer dea'hs
cording to it, population than ~ snv 81
place. Ahcu, 80 farms have been sold u
in short iime-helds have been cleared
rnlfiNufpf
compare iavoiably with those IN any pat
the country several houses have been
and others are now being erected by iheir|
I terprising purchasers. Mcohanlcs are ed
ting sites for their business here, which y
its ncarncss 10 New York, they can carry
with equal profit having their families
| them, secure against the vices an9tcmptail
| of a crowded city. and enormous rents
L,;ll;n,, I. ,,,y 10, ~, oxoo,oJ b.. n ,.o,.Is !.
| ~ :, "
| lot tne purpose OF keeping al SucD articles
\ sale as are necessary for country will
store. The fertility Of the soil. and its a,l
,edness for tho nroftable cultivation nj o.,
'e"iess ioI uie Iro"'a"', eui'i'at'on Vi eN
article OF produce raised IN n similar lntit
has already been satisfactorily demonstraf
and tho farms which I am now selling at {,
4on n san dollors nor acre are of Tho g,
G<o W 1oO HOlihis per h'le are VI inc 81
general character as TO soil with those !
- ~, 80 $500 '''O"f ~
| lor ciOV PcI "cIei anu nm" OH the Nortn
South OF this with no better soil Datula
cells from 5000 to $500 Der acre
| ,rLeo I,nJs ,,;I ,,oJ,oo ,s ,nr,h
| - ~ - y 49, "S ~" - rei :"
! WIN me s"hne culti'hiioI. hs any lahu WI
| hfty miles of the city of New York.
| Several gentlemen of The first respectabi
II - S.g;,od nLol..1 .nJ ,;l
VIZ "", '''I' '': aiI' "i'u Na'".ueu
| crops then growing therer declare that
| wheat, rye, corn, potatoes and garden veg
HOS are eoual 10 any thev have soon in
| - iaa...,-. ,i,,.:.i-
part VI inc eoui,'!i P'o''ns V.'ieiusNel.
| the SOIL is capable OF producing, and tina
| the-hiphest perfection, all that the ae,ricul
| l., con ,visb mr. desire
| r.n.: III
auu the iVio"ihS lcuel iIoin 01i l. II
medieu. who resides at Lakeland.
LAKELAND HoTZL. Nov Is, Is
| Dear Sir-Ua,ing prr,onal kno~ ledge Of IN. ,