The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1854-02-15

10 Dt ulNlLth WI l4' oifA VI c"hff iS'ts u
inung COG Subscribers Over 500 Of these
are alroady engaged. Many OF the Lotsncar
these have been sold tor iioin Ice TO 200
per cent, advances over the price for which
these Lots are low sold, showing that
the purehas, will be a ..od itves.ncnt.
SO great was the call for shares in the
Lakeland Building lot. and farms, have
been induced to lay OUT another III adiOin-
ing the last. on the Long I5lani RAlrOad.-
SAID plot will be divided into COO Share, al
Sl5 each aud consist OF 300 Buiiding Lots
one hundred fee. square one Farms oliver
ty acres one Of ten acres, one Ol hVe acres
one OF fur acres, and 90 OF two Hrrcs each.
to be distributed on the crshinsof the 3V,h u
December, 1888.
Each subscriber is entitled to 4 lots, 20 by
100 feet lying together, or FARM of from
2 TO 20 aces. The shares are limited 1T Sl5
payable, 50 when subsu ibeI for, - on or be-
fore the day vi division, aud the balance
in monthly lnstalmenls OF $3.50.
The Village OF Lakeland where these lots
are located is only short distance South ui
the celebrated Lake Ronkunkoma, the beauty
and romantic appearance OF which are praised
6y all who visit IT, Here may already hesoen
! the best evidence that can be desired thai
| Lakeland, Ilermanville will shortly be-
| come CUOift DlhttS bl Lung iNi"hNi 'S'r
known as the " Garden Spot Of America
From the puhlishcd,,atislicAl accounts Of the
late census taken by the United Sta,esit is
shown that Long Island IS the most healthy
| location within its borders fewer deaths Rc-
cording to it; population than in any other
place. About $50 farms have been sold with
! in II short tme-fIds have been cleared and
cultivated and crops now growing that will
compare ;avoiahly wit! those in any part of
tho country several houses have been buli
AM, o,her, are nowheing erected by their en-
torprising purchasers. Mechanics arc eclec-
ting sites for their business here, which from
il, nenrneSs to New York they "a" cary on
with cqunl profit having their families with
them secure against the vices aud temptations
of q crowded city, and enormous rcns. 4
building /, now beng erected hy a gentleman
for the purpose of keeping all such articles for
sale as are necessary for county village
tore The fertility of the soil, and its adap-
tcdncss for the profitable cultivation OF every
article of produce raised in n similar latitude
has already been satisfactorily demonstrated
and the farms which am now selling at from
$95 to S35 1olarsper acne are If the same
General character rs to soil with those now
under cultivation. which cannot hc purchased
for 500 per acre and land on the North and
South OF this. with TO better soil naturally
cells from 5000 To $500 rer acre.
These lands will produce a. mu per acre
with the same cultivation. A. any land within
nfiy miles Of the city Of New York,
: Several gentlemen of The first respectahiti
who have visited Iakelond and examined ih'
crops then growing there, declare that tn
wheat, rye, corn, potatoes anl garden ,eeeta
hlcs, are equal TO any they have seen ia an,
part Of the country, proving concluSively tha
the soil is capable of prndu,ins, aud that il
the highest perfection, all that the agricultur
il can wish or desire.
add the following letter from Mr. L Hon
mcdicu. who resides at Lakeland.
LAKELA>p lnrEt, Nov Is. 1851.
Z Dear sir,-Uasins prrsnnal know ledge II The s.ms
= II rves me ,easuf. su.wer ar inquiry about PR
dacl'on' her' by 'iuns'l'at during the p"'l ."a'n
there have hren rn,cd $50 bushels II the hest
pulatoes to tho acre besides excellent weld. Of rsre
vegetables As pas hrln- "a"n' 'qua'hes, pumpkin
IRA LMOMMrulEr, deputy Postmaster.
NV yonx, Iniy = 1851
l. Dear SUI bought last wear arni NJ iorv acres
;, the mddla al the nov VILLAGE Of Hernandez, aud
:, would not sci nnw for sloo All
II Nesy respectfully, Neurs sc,
Ciaile, Wood E.q % r-.rNs',N v.
. When man !. tudutirious and Aitediv-tc NJ, hu
n sr"ohof, lam iicA received, IA the l,t5 ITO
@ about 80 acres Of and cultivated IN peaches rss
:. iatoss' snl asparagus about $500. lie sent all
produce to market Siih toaas, distance Of thu
, la ,nes.
}. Nj. Van Sichlcn, Of Janiara, oultna In actns
land at eost Of about 81 100 IA iahur and manure
/, receives ah"nt s3,6e0 per wear. lSrc American Az
l. enrst, Foh No lsis, and nlsn the Tram, et,ons
ii the New Nnrk state grcu'turE SneirtN.i The.a u
l. partart ,hov What industry aud pruenre cnn
on Long Island lani Tho land NJ M'..r- + a,iho,
sni Van srklen /, very much -u'h iand ~ ihi, no
offe cd fur salr, being ~ i. ,ahs raurr OF the lila
and "a 10 wiV superior - these r~0v 'and>,
n. Wnaai "i ths stuf llglt~ which .fows here IA I
risni " eas fhis' bv Y. sAau'l Horir.nn ~ gsis
- k.' 'sea-rnf thnp' n,n~. rl 'his llsco.i a
1000 FL Tor he rfodge'a l'tle irn'r 'rs" t'r r-i
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