The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1853-07-13
showing that the
%t,utrhnse will be


a. N al 4 N v ~ & 4 m. n n
30 great was tue call LOT shares IN me
Lakeland bullning LOIS ana iarmsi aistrinu>
ted on tue 3lst oil january, ana Zotl oifebru'
airy, now past, That after every share was as
poseu OIL my once was lteral'y crowded WIN
applicants, ny, whose earnest soIcit"tlons' i
nave Deen INDUCED 10 Ia! oui ano'hcr pi,t hu-
loini,ng tue iast, ana extending westerly on
inc Long lsinnd l'"ilroau 10 the a'er ota-
ton where me cars now STOP 10 lake IN water
SAID pIol VIII DC uivlded mo sou oharcs at
olo cacn ana consist oil Ioo buliuihg LOIS
one huhurea ieet square TWO farms OF twen-
" acres each TWO OF Ten hcres cach, SIX OF
hVc acres eaehi Two Vi iour "'rSs cacn' ana
cighty-eIght smaller ones 10 bc distributed on
no 5lst March. 1898
Each subscriber Is eh'itleu 10 = luts, 20 by
100 icet, lying together, or a FARM OF from
z to 20 acres. The shares are limited ut SIG
payable, 50 when subsci lied for, 70 on or be-
fore the day oil distribution, nnd the balance
in monthly instalfneniso OF c2,5u.
The village OF Lakeland where these lots
nre locateu Is ohly a sloit distance SCUM oil
the celebrated Lake Konkunkoina The beauty
and romantic appearance oil which are praised
oy all who visit 1t. Here may already esccn
The hest evidence that can he desired that
Lakeland ana iiermanvilie Will shortly be-
come choice places on Long Island, long
r. ~.
FROM The publishes statistical accounts OF the
late census taken ny the United States 1t is
SHOWN ina Long lslanu Is inc most healthy
location WITHIN It's borders lever deaths ac-
corning 10 us popuiatioh thhn III any other
place; ABOUT 2oo farms nave been sold with.
IN a snort tme-heids nave been cleared ana
cultivated anu crops now growing that VIII
compare iavorably with those IN any part OF
INC country several houses nave been Duilt
ana others are nowbeinS erected by their en-
terprislns purchasers Mcthaiilcs arc cclcc-
ting sites Tor their business mere, which IRON
its uearness 10 New York, they can carry on
with cuual proiit having their families will
IL
'nc'hi secure "sHinst Jug VICES anu temptations
OF n crowded city, and enormous renls. a
building Is now beng erected by n gentleman
soio ne P ors uccc.,arv g. e. VI liz y
saIe" NY ncccss"'! .uI d country NiIiag'
etore, The fertility Of the soil, and It's adap
tedness for the profitable cultivation OF ever,
~or,icIa IF nrodpee raised in a similar Io,;,nd,
" 80 L"a. aasG 4 "..'" ."..u1
mas airc"u. ucen s"tisl"o'oriN ucWohslrhieu
and the farms which ! am now selling at iron
sou IN $40 dollars n,r nc,c are 81 Tho sam
General chor,c,er ma IN soil ,v;,h ,hos, no,
~" ~" :" " NV
uhucr CULTIVATION wnlch cannot he purchase
' for 500 per acre, and land on the North AN
Sor,I, of his with M Lottor s,;l ,,,n,,u,
lii -, eono,o s,no ,o.a
: 'c,.s i'om ~<"Vto c"oV l'cr acre
Tlese lands will produce rs rpu h per scr,
G with the same cultivation, as any land with
. I urtv milcs of the citv of Now Yort
= ~ -. oaaISn ~.
: Se'crai Scn'iSincn oi lhcnIst fespcctaOiHt
V who have visited Lakeland and examined til
crors then growing there. declare that M
vhea, ryo cor, noto,on, orJ oor5en ,ooo,.
n ""e".,' ~, >" Po."'oIo ~ S"'ue" 'Vser
Dies, are equal 10 any 'ney nave seen Ia an
part of the country, proving conclusively thu
,he so;i Ia c,paLlc ri nroJn inc and 10,
IL Ill. o.cono. III -.
II ."e h'ShcNt Pe''Se'.'ni All 'h"l 'he "Sr'cu'tu
Isl can wish or desire.
add the following letter from Mr. L;Uon