The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1854-01-11

So great was the call for shares in the
L1kcland Building lots rnd farms havs
been induced to lay out another II t adioih.
ing hc last. or the Long iiand Rt'rohd -
sad plot will lie divided into Geo SHARES at
sij each and consist hi .No Bnihirs lhts
one hdaGrcd FEC. square o.c Farm u' twtr
~ acres one Of ten acscs, one ol NE ncrcr,
one oi tour urr,.. ~ o. oi tW" n' -r' csc f.
to We distributed on the evening Of III, sch #
Dee r''cr. 1858.
E,rh snhsrr.l ci is cnii'l,d 20 Is. % '
TOO icct. Yin. toecih,r. or % FAi " Cd fsu.n
2 To 2uatcs. The shatcs are lii''i'd At SIS
poyahlr, > When sulsrii. ed f'r. .'on ~ e
fore the lav uf disiriluiirn. ard lhc ln'eL'H
in mon'hiy lnstolmonls Of $3.50.
Tac NU.1. cot Lakeland whCrs tl 3, in',
are iocat.G H. only shut di,jntc SUD,h st
tbc cslch.a',d Letc korkotlurs the l,lut..'
3i, romantic appearance OF whid arc praisod
oy a., ~ho visit it. Here may 'heai, lrsc,n
ils beat evidence that can hc desired n n
Lakeland; lIcrmanyi'lc Wi, shoiily lie.
come chliec rlnccs c. Log l>.r T. lci <
known as hc Gau,cn Spc. Of Amelia.
From The pub>hcdstntistical aecoar;s " the
llie rcu.us taken I V the Cniud Stat'e il il
shown that Long | Island IS the most leaiihy
iuru.i1u wil.u its hnr'rrs fewer dra Is as-
cur,iin., to IL. population ilan in any Other
pia-c About $40 farms have be N .old Will
IN short tme--fcld- havc been clcetcd and
cultivated au6 crops uow gro" ~ that vii
rnmuare 'HyotaiJN with ihtsc in arr part OF
he cpru'ry ; several houses iafy J.. built
and % BIER. are novbeiug erected by trir en-
fcr.risin.- purchasers. Mechanics are ,lec-
tin. sites for their lrsne's here, Whid' Gorn
it, nenrmcss 10 New York. ihcy ca carry on
Niih cq.al profit having their families with
hem. sccnre against tic vices ahdtcmptaiious
of crowded city. AMI Cnolmous rcn's. A
building IS row hrtrg erected by o gentlemen
tor the purpose of keeping all such articles for
>alcas are necessary fer a county village
tore. ] he fertility of tie soil, and it aGap-
tclncss in the profitable cultivation 81 every
article Of produce raised in n similar latitude
has alread, been .a'- iaciorily demonstrated :
and the frus which am now sciiirtnt from
@25 to 80 dollars per acic are # the sGn.o
genera character a. t. soil with those now
under cultivation. which cannot to purchase
for slOl per acre. all laud on the North and
South Of this with 40 better soil naturally,
.cll> from $500 to $500 per acre.
These lands will produce as mu h per CIR.
with the same cultivation. as any land within
fifty miles Of the city Of New York
Several gentlemen of The first rcspcctalili,y
who have visited Lakeland and examined The
crops then growing there, declare that tho
bIcs, are clu4l 10 any hey have seen il any
part If the country. rroyin. cnnclusivclv Tia. {
the soil i, capable of producing, and that IN
the highest perfection, all that the agritultur-
it can wish ar dcsirc.
adj the following ic''cr from Mr. L1Iom-
laedieu. whoresiics at Lakeland.
LAKrrA~p tinisL, Sov is. is5'.
Dear Sir-ilHsing Icr.ot al know ieiseo f The srr-,
II gives pcusure H. answer inquiry about pro.
dncuou- herr ~ siainsihat du.i's the past sras"a
ther have reu ra.cd $50 bushels of The best cora rnd
potatoes the actc besides excellent Yields nf garden
vegetables pea, beans, nnun-. squu-hcs, pumpkins,
brcs, tumd res, earrlnuts. g..
IRA Ll!OMMEuIEr, Deputy Postmaster.
Ns,v YoRK, July ,, 1851.
Dear Sir bonsht last iarni Of forty acres IN
the middle of the Village of Hermann lie, and
would not sell nov for :l0h Az acre
Nciy respectfully. yours &C.
jonv c uFcKrL.-.
Cha-l-- Wood fsI. % Essen st.,N y.
When man /. industrious and a'ientv.io "sbn.
mess he becomes independent NJ. John J.
Siooih"f 20 nmrci received IN the year lsii, from
iaioe-. AMI asparagus show s3,in0. He sent NIL ni'
produce to market wi h teams, distance OF more ,--u
~ miles.
Nj Van SicLlcn, # Iannicr, cultivate. 60 acres Of
land of about 100 ia labor ard manure. sAJ
receives about ~ ono per year (Sce American IT.
cullrii Feb, NJ ISIS, ard also tho Transactions Of
tho NsS York Saie Agriculture S'cieiy1 These in-
portrait c-c- th"n what industry and pru'enee can 20
IN long island inni Tile lrrd Of Mcs>rs s;o"ihoof
anil Nin Sichlru l. very much uch land n this now
oiTe' c fur nle, being n th- rmc rau-c Of tie ia
aud M ne wiN >uprriu. TO thrsc new lands.
Wlclt OF IL" >iap' iliiy. which si"ws here mNh.
rianiiv wns rai.' hv Mr Samuel Thompson Of Sesu-
ke', - season fabout miles ON tins Placei) " no
I0or cd for the r'oduei li'ilt hau two ss'ei
CHARLES WOub
3lif.