The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1853-10-12


Lots arc
row sold
showing that the
purchase will be
al good inyestne
SO great was the call for shares IN tho
Lakeland Building Lots and farms, disirihu
ted on the 3lst Of January and 2Sih ofFebru
airy, now past that after every share was dis
posed OF, my Office was literally crowded will
applicants, by whose earnest solicitations
have been induced to lay out another i nc
Joining the last, and extending westerly or
the Loug Island Railroad to the Water Sta
ton where the cars now stop to take in water
Said plot will be divided into 500 Shares a
s ) each and consist Of 700 Building Lots
one hundred feet square two Farms OF TWEEN
~ acres each two of ten acres each, six
five acres each, two of four acres each and
eighty-eight smaller ones, to be distributed or
no 3lst March. $50.
Each Subscriber is entitled 10 lots, % by
| 100 feet, lying together, or a FARM Of from
/ 2 to 20 acres. The shares are limited ct Sid
payable, IS when subscribed for, So on or be
fore the day Of distribution, and the balance
in monthly instalmen,s Of $3.50
The Village Of Lakeland where these lots
are located is only short distance South q
the celebrated Lake Ronkunkoma, The beauty
and romantic appearance OF which are praised
> HlTp1NN gpprX
the best cyidenrc that can be desired tina i
Lakeland and Hermanvillc Will shoitlv bo
come choice places on Long Island. longl
known as The " Garden Spot - of America
From the Published statistical accoants OF the
late rcnsus inke1 hy the United States il isl
shown that Long Island is ,he most healthy
location within It's icrs-fcwcr death. &C i
curding to it, population than in any other
,,lacc Al,or,, 25o ia r,ts hoYe bc.n sold with
in a short time-6elds have been cleared and
cultivated and erops now growing that viii
comnare layorohlv with those in any MARI of
. The country several Touscs have bcen hui,
: and q, her, are now being erected bv their on.
torprisiur purchasers, Me- hanics are -elcc
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my si'cs 'Vi '"Sli ".ri"s's ,''''i ""''" ""'"
ITS nearnesS 10 new ORR, 'heV ca" carry on
with equal profit having their families with
thcn 81 rr,re nrainst the Vices and rom iion
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;tS I.o"uVu ~ "'u .noi' T., iems
Dullullr Is NOW retnE cTecfcu ny gentleman
for the purposc Of keeping all such articles for
saw as . n,e rcouS."'! ~ vou", 'niH1P
iV'e hc 'ert'Ii,N o. '"c soHf anu IL, "u'p'
r tedneS5 Tor the profitable cultivation ot every
article of produce raised in n similar latitude
: has alreoi, boon satisfartorilv demonstrated
and the farms which am now selling ut from
C $50 to $50 dollars per acre are of the same
p general character rs 70 soil with thos, now
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80, ~. WY" 'a'.'"' "c ." .se'
lNi ~ANf l'Nt hNlN. hii' itA" VIZ tti' .NolAh "lN
. South Of this with no better soil naturally
Ill c-.,,, som o. s-on 49,
L ~, '''i N, '' 10y, ISl 49, -
: "t - '"Hus wiz lIui"'c ~ ihu II PeF "clt
!. with the same cultivation. as any land whit
S fifty miles Of the CITY Of New York
Several rontfc,,,o,, of ,l,o G,.. ,o.n.c,,1;f;.
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WHO nave Nislicu l-"hcl"Hu ana examined lll'
t crops then growing there, declare that thu
wheat rye corn uot1iOes and Garden yeccta
H. .,c mil e., ~. H., 1,.a 80 (, ..
,., g H., la,,,'. So" ~. H.. T."
s part OF the country, proving cuncluSivcly tina
! the soil is capable of producing md that il
II the HIGHEST rerfnction all that Tho ro,ricnItur
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