The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1853-11-23

So great was the call for shares IN the
Lakciand BUILDING Lots and farms, | have
been induced to lay out another pl adjoil..
ing the last on the Long ,lani Railroad -
SAID plot will be divided into 600 Shares at
- each and consist OF 300 Building Lots
one hundred feet square one Farms OF iwrt.
" acre.; one of ten acres, one OF five acres
ono OF fur acrrs. aud 90 OF tHO acres each
TO he distributed on the CIV ming Of the 2oth Vi
November, 1888.
Each subscriber is entitled to lots. 70 hy
100 feet, lying together, or FARM of from
, to 20 acres. The shares are limited IT STA
PAYABLE 50 when suh>rI il ed for. ~ on or be-
| fore the day of distribution, and the balance
in monthly insiuimenis Of - 80.
The Village OF Lakeland where these lots
are located j. only short distance South OF
the celebrated Lake Ronkuukoma. the beauty
and romantic appearance OF which are praised
| 10y all who visit il. Here may already he seen
| the hest evidence that can he desired that
Lakel ndi llermInvlle will shortly be-
come choice places on Long Island long
| known us the " Garden Spot of America
From the published, tatisticIl accoSn,s of tho
late census taken hy the United States it is
shown that Long Island is the most healthy
| location within its hIruers fewer deaths ac-
cOrding to it, population than in any other
|
in a short time-heds have been cleared aud
cultivated and crops nov growing that will
compare .avoiably with those in any part OF
I the country several houses have been built
and o her, are now being erected by their en-
tcrprisnc purchasers. Mechanics are seec-
ting sites for their business here, which nom
ITS neainess to New York, they ca carry on
with equal profit having their families with
them, secure against the vices anGtcmptationS
of crowded city, and enormous rem s. y
building is NOW beng erected by gentleman
for the purpose Of keeping all such articles for
sale us are necessary for cOuntTy village
tore The fertility of the soil, and Its adap-
tedncsS tor the profitable cultivation Of every
article ofprnduee raised in a similar latitude
has alread, been satisfactorily demonstrated
and the farms which am now selling NJ from
S25 to S35 dollars per acne are Of the same
general character rs 10 soil with those now
under cultivation. which cannot hc purchased
for 500 per acre, and land on the North and
South OF this. with no better soil natural y,
cells from 5000 10 5000 per acre.
Thee lands will produce as mu h per acre,
with HE same cultivation rs any land Within
nitv miles of the city Of New York.
Several gentlemen of The first responsibility
who have visited Lakel'nd and examined the
crops then growing there. declare that the
wheat, rye, corn, potatoes and garden regeta'
hlcs, are cqull TO any hey have secn 10 any
part Of the country proving conclu>iNely that
the snl i, capable of produ,ing AMI that in
the highest perfection, all that the agricultur-
it can wish or desire
| add the following letter from MIR L'IIom-
nedleu. who reside, at Lakeland.
IAKrLANn HoirL, Nov Is 1857.
Dear Sir.-IH,ins persnual An"W ledge at The sane,
IL gives pleasure Ia answer mr. intuifN about pro-
lnciion. here by stating mt du -ias the past >r,un
there have h'su ra-rd 10 bushels of hest aud
"iao". 10 thr ACRE, hr-lrs excellent Yields OF garden
vegetable, pas. hcars, onions >pu i-hr-, prm
hrcl,, tout,t'r-. egg rltnt-. Sc.
IRA LHOMMEnliT, Deputy POSTMASTER
! Also one hom Mr.. j. Brrkrl.
Nav NoaK, Ial, o. l,5l.
| Dear sr-l ioughi ia.i wear a arm OF iorN acre, ~
| the middle nf the Village ui Herman, e. ami
| would not - now for Sinh an acre
| Nc'y respectfully, vours SC.
JOnN g. rcCKrL.
| CHARLES Wood. Esq, go I..srN st.,N Y.
When mau j. industrious aud nucniivr in hi bus
ines, he soon become. independent VI iuhn j,
Stooin' II CfJanirl received, IN tho Neat lSi5 tiom
about 30 al land cnliN ted in pcaclcs peas. POI
ntn"-. ani asparagus about SiG1l. Tie all bis
poduce To market vi h team, dstancr of more thai
/ IL mi'e..
| Nj Naa Sicklen, Of jamaica, enlihac- tn acres o
aud nj ensi ct about Ion ia labor aud and
receives about Sl,ioO prr Nctr lSre American Asti
cnlinust, Feb No ISIS, aud as1 The Tran riiops &"
/ Ga" Naw York SUttr sriru tn trietN1 Thee iu
porapi ease. rhoF hat industry aud p ndeice Il,
IN Long Island land The hand of M--rs S-n"i innH
aud Van Scklen i, ver, much .uch land a., tins nov
ollie ed tor saic being n ie 'Hu;s OF the i,ars
| and n M wa, supci inr tu these new laud..
| Wheat "i the lam qutliiy which grows here MVp
risnlv. was rail- bv Mr. Samuel rnonps'u of Slan
kci, last season (ahnut mic, en- tn. place u h,
received for the prcduc li'tle more haa tsa ncre,
500. CHARLES WON