The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1854-03-29

tho purchase will be u good investment.
30 great WAS the call for shares ID the
Lakeland Building Lots and farms, | have
been induced to lay out another plot adioin-
Ing the last, on the Long Island Railroad.-
Said plot will be divided into COO Shares al
els each and consist OF 800 Building Lots
enc hundred fee: square one Farms Olivier
ty acres one Of ten acres, ono Olive acres,
one Of four acres, and 90 OF two acres ssch,
10 be distributed on ihe evenineof the SOth OF
December, 1898.
Each Subscribers entitled 70 1 lois, % by
100 feet, wing together, or a FARM Of from
to 30 acres. The shares are limited stSl3
payable, IS when subscribed for, SIS on or he
tore the day OF division, and the balance
In monthly inSialmcnts Of $3.50.
The Village Of Lakeland where these lois
are located is only a short distance South Of
llo celebrated Lake Ionkuukona, the beauty
mi romantic appearance oil which are praised
- all who visit it. Here may already lie seen
the best evidence that can he desired that
Lakeland, Ilermanvillo will shortly be.
come choice places on Long Island, long
known as 81, Garden Spot Of America
From the published, statistical accounts Of the
is;e rcusus taken Wy tie United States i! 10
Shown that Lang Island IS the mos. healthy
location within its borders fewer deaths &C.
N|fNlfH 10 ll fFfflAAi4vU luNl IN any other
place. About 80 farms have been sold with
In Z short timc-Gelds have been cleared and
cultivated snd crops now growing that will
cDnpsfe .aNofab!y with those in any pari Of
~ cCuu:ry ieYcrnl hooses have been buili
sn1 0 her. are noa being -.cc,ed by their IN.
i.rpTisilF purchs,cis. Mechanics rro relcc-
ting sites Tor 'lcir business here. which from
ias reaiucss 90 New York. HEY can carry on
vi eq-si rroni having their families with
them, secure sgais., tie yicel andtcnptaiions
Of eTpwlcd city, aud 6uormous rents A
building is now beng srccird By Il gentleman
for tie purpose Of keeping all such articles for
sslc al are neceTary for a country village
more. The fertility u tie soil aud It, adap.
iefness Tor 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 AZ from
925 TO S35 dollTrs per acne are of the same
general character rs 10 soil with those now
under cultivation. which cannot be purchased
for SlO0 per acre, and land on the North and
South OF this. with no better soil naturally,
sells from 5000 to $500 per acre.
These lands will produce as mu,h ner acre.
with The same cultivation. as any land within
nfty milec of the city Of New York.
Several gentlemen of the first respectahility
who have visited Lakeland and examined the
crops then growing there, declare that the
wheat, rye, corn, potatoes and garden veects-
bles, are equal to any they have seen ia any
part of the country, proving conclusively that
the soil is capable Of producing, and that in
the highest perfection, all that the agricultur-
lat can wish or desire.
add the following letter from Mr. L.!Iom-
medieu. who resides at Lakeland.
LAKELAND lloTEL, Nov. IS. la5I.
Dear sir,-NaNing personal know ledge of the cams.
Il gives me pleasure 10 answer V 'ur inquiry about pro.
suetious here, by stating thas duriug Tie pa.i sea,uo
there have been raised $50 bushels Of the best corn md
sOfafOas 10 the mere bssides > xeellout ,iolls n f...l.-
vegetables, as peas, beans, onions, ,suashes, pumpkiu,.
bssif, topaiies egg plants &c.
IRA I'HONMEDIEU, Deputy. Po.tmnsty.
Ass sne frolu hr. J.. { Bpekel.
Nav YoRK, July ), 1851
Bear zir,--l L~OsIhtla.i wear u farm Of forty aersslu
the nladls Of The new village Of Herman vile, slL
~Ssld act sell now for 500 ,nIsrs.
's'y respectfully, yours AZ,
JOHN c. BECKFL,
Charles Wood, Esq. 90 Essex st.,N Y.
WhsR a man 10 industrious aud attentive 10 HI, bus.
isess, he seou hesomss independent M. John J.
ftoothon, cfJ amsica. received, ia the yoar ls47. from
latoss, aud sspe regVs about ~, QUO. To sont ali hi,
ptoduee 10 market with ieEis a distance Of more than
10 miles.
NJ, Van siehlr1, Of Jamaica, cnltiyates Co aersa of
laud at cnsi Of aLsu, Sl,l0Oi IL labor and mature, aud
receives about $500 per year. tSee American Apri
ealturist, Feb, No, leis, aud also The rTan,nelious of
the New York Stats Agricultur e Soeiety) These i'm.
portrait ssss, SHOW What Industry aud prudence san do
gu l.eng ihshd land The iaud OF Nenrs siouthooG
aud Van sicklen IL very muck such lard AS this now
ofsi ed for sale, hsing In the ssms range Of tho island
and in no way superior to these new lands.
Wheat ofths SAM quality. which grows here luxu.
rianil v, ~sstais'dby Nr. Samuel Thompson OF ssiau.
ksi,' rses'ou fabout 9 miles from this place. v no
90 Or cd for the ~Produsta little more than two acre,
CHARl.Rs WOOD