The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1854-02-08

70 great was the call for shares IN ,he
! lakeland Bnilning Lots and farms. | have
bCln induced to la, out another pit adjoin.
| Ing the last. on the Long l5lanJ Rlilroad.-
SAID plot will he divided into GOO Shares 1T
SIS each aud consist OF BOO Building Lots
one hundred fee: square one Farms oliver
~ acres one Of ten acres. one OIL hve acres,
| one OF fjIr acres, aud 80 OF two acres each,
to he distributed OF the cveningOi the 30th VI
December, 1853.
Each subscriber il entitled 10 / lots. ~ by
100 feet, lying i|ggeihcr, or It FARM of from
2 to 20 ACRES. The shares are limited Vt .,lj
PAYABLE, 50 when subscribed fnr, - on ur be
fore the day oi division, and the balance
in monthly instruments OF $3.50.
The Village of Lakeland SHIRE these lots
ARE located is only a short disiahtt South ol
the celebrated Lake Kohkunk1na, the beauty
aud romantic appearance ol which are praised
ny all who visit it. Here may al!caty ht5etn
the best evidence that can he desired that
Lakeland, ~llcrmamyillc wall sliolily be.
come choice places ON Long Island, long
hhown rs the Garden Spot Of America
From the published statistical accounts Of IT,,
ihlc pcnsus taken hy the United States it is
3hugn that l.nng Island is the most healthy
location within it, borders fewer deaths ac-
cording to it, population than in any other
DNtAA u Altbhk bHt ~ tlNfk 81 NF4 " lAlA~
in a short time frlds have been cleared and
cultivated aud crops now p%tb@ihs that will
compare iavoiably viii those ~ my pant 81
the country sc.rtal huusts iHte been built
an, O.hcr, are non bcld. erected by their en-,
terpri-in- purchasers. Me, hanics are utlcc-
ting Sites irr their business here, which from
It's mcarncss to New York. they car carry or
With cgIai profit having thc'r families with
them, sccure against the virc7 nnltcnptatlpns
OF a crowded city, and ehuiiiUus fcr5. \
building i,hGw beng erected by II gentleman
for the purpose Of keeping all such articles fot
sale as are necessary for a country village
tore. The fertility uf the soil. and it, adrp.
tc,lncss for the profitable cultivation Of every
article Of produce raised in II similar latitude
has already been satisfactorily demonstrated .
atd Tie farms which ! ann how scliint nj from
S25 to So lUilafs pef acne are Of the same
general chafaciet ~ Is soil with Those now
under cultivation. which cannbt he purchased
for SlO0 per acre, md land ON the North and
South OF this. with no better soil naturally
cells from 5000 to $500 per acre.
These lands will produce A. mu h per acre.
with The sam cultivation, Us any land wilhin
nfty miles Of the city Of New York.
Several gentlemen Of Inc frs, rcsrectaliliiy
who have visited Lakeland and rsr,ninri The
crops thea growing there, declare that the
wheat, rye, corn, potatoes and garden ycgetn-
bles, are equal TO any lhcy hate seen ia any
part Of the country, proving cumclnsively that
the soil is capable of producing, and that in
the highest perfection, all that the agficultur-
iSi can wish or desire.
/ add the following letter from Afr L'lIom-
! medict. who tesiirs at i.nkrlhh'i.
t.INELASD Horst. Nov Is. ls5l.
Dear Sir,-lIaviuc personal knowledge &C the -ume.
1t give, me pleasure tu answer v ur inquiry about pro.
inctiin> herr, Il. .ta'.Hg that du.ing The rasl ."a,ur
there have hren rni-cd 80 bushels ~ tho best corn rnd
We ,'',ld-s, rs poa.. beans, onions, -qul'h"', pumpkins.
bcei-. iurirtrrs. EGG plants. SC.
iRALnO"MtniEl' Deputy Postmaster.
Also onc from Mr.. Sc lrckri.
Nav YonR jnt r. ISL
Dear Si",- lhpusiiia ,t YEAR a iatri n tort, 7rrc,m
tic milli" If the ncw 'iila!c of ilcfrlanNiLc, and
" luii uOi ,cil now for slni ni acre
Ncy tc-re' tiuily, v"ui- &C.
JOHN HECkIt.
Ch7flns Wurl. Is1. 70 E-srVsi..\ :.
when "a u;Ih Is irdu,trini. aud artemiy.io hi, bu,
mess, he snrn hrrnrnr. independent NJ. John J.
S;nuth"f, cfl am utA, received, ia the wear lsi7. from
nhirt 10 AIRES ni iaud r%ultiv.t'd in peaches. peas. pc
lato"-. hni asparagus about slGnO. lie -cni all hi,
rrpturc TO n.-thul wrh tcains, a distance of more than
II mile.
W.. Van Sirki"u, of Ianaica. cultivate. ca actca o.
land II a enst Of nuout 81 100 ia iahnr aud manure. aud
receives about si,ou per NeHr. tSee American Agii
cuiinrist, Feb. VI Isis, aud also the Ttnns1rnuu, al
tho New YORK >ta,c tgricnliur : S%icictyI Thr,r in.
portant case ,hdH s. hat industry and prudence eau H.,
On Long Island land The land n Mrs.ts 6 o'fhopf
aml Van Sicklen IL very much .uch land ~. this non
ollie ed fpr sale, hcing IN the same range NJ tue island
sud IN no wa, superior to tic.r nrv lands.
Wnrai Of The satTi' fialitr. which grows hero lurI-
riaurl ', wns fni,'d nv Mr. Samuel Thomp,on ofScian.
kct, - season ttb"nt . miles { "m thu. place whu
1907 Ell for the %prodI,ta li'tl- 'norc than ~" ac'c,
CHARLES WOOD