The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1854-01-18

SO great was the call for shares IN tie
Lakeland Bnining Lots snd farms, ] have
lcpn induced to In, out another II adj Join.
ing the last on the Long ISLAM K,ilroad.-
SAID plot will lee divided iuto GUu Shares OF
Sl5 each and consist ot 300 Building tbts
one hunGrcd fee. square ons Farms citwcr
~ acres one Of ten nctrs. one of ige acres,
one ut fur ceres, md 90 ri two ncrcs each,
to hc distributed ~ Tie tY.'ihgol iltV 3Cih Of
December, l~s3.
Each subscribe, + r-:.;i d 70 1 lots, % by
TOO eet, lying ingeiher, VI II AnSl Il from
ITO 20 a'tts. The shares are limited ct SIS
payable. s. when suh>riiI Cd T. Is on or be-
fore the day of dsiribm;rr, nai thc bsl~ssos
in monthly instruments Of s2.5O.
Tho Niliace al Ltkrlamd where these lois
are located is "tll Shot distance 4. outl Of
thu celchrntt Lake Ronkunkotnn. the beauty
arl romantic appearance oil which ar, praised
10y alt who visit Il. hcrc may already I've seen
IN. hest evidence that can tc desired tia,
I.eLcian1; lIermanvillc VIII shortly hc.
come choicc places on Long Island, loi <
known rs T., "Gar,',n Spot Of Amelirp.
From the published statistical scco;ris Of tho
late rcn>us iak,l ~ the United States it Is
s'iuv-n thar l.urc .lnrd is ;lc most lcaliLf
location within il, borders fewer deaths ne.
cbrdng to it. population than in any 1her
place. About so fattas have hc,n sold with
in short time-fcld. have been cleared and
cultivated aud crops nov growing that will
| compare ;nyOIailN with tlusc N my part u
| the country several houses have been luili
| and o hers are Row being erected hy ihair en-
terprisnc purchasers. Me, haniu ere reicc-'
| ting sites for their business here. Which from
its ncarncss 10 New Yvrl. ilcv "a carry or
with equal profit having their families with
! them, secure against Tic vices andtcmI -tiOLs
| uf crowded city, AMI tnolmoHE rers. X
| building il nGw hcIrg erected by gentleman
for the purpose Of Keeping all such articles for
sale rs are necessary FIR country village
| tore. The fertility cl the soil and Its adap.
! tedncss Tor the profitable cultivation al every
article of prnddee raised in n similar altitude
has slrend, been satisfactorily dcmorstfattd 7;
and the farms which am now ceiling 4: froni
SIS to S35 dollars per acic are If the sans
general character n 10 soil with those now
under cultivation. which cahrot lie purchased
| for 500 per acre, and land on the North and
| South Of this. with no better soil naturally,
cells from s20Uto $500 rcr acre.
! Thc>e lands will produce ss nu IA per acre,
with The same cultivation. rs any and withiG
/ ffiv miles Of lie city Of New York
| Several gentlemen Of .hc first rcspcctability
! who have visited I.akc'nd ard examined the
CROPS then growing there, declare that tho
J -
/ blcs. ere cqu,l TO any they have seen ia any
/ part of the cnun:ry. proving con -!u,ivc'y III; .
I the soil /, capable Of producing and TINT is
/ the highest perfection, al that the sgricul,uf-
! iSi can wish Nr desire
add the following letter from Nr LHom.
medier. whorcsiieS ~ Lakeland.
I.KEiA%n iiorri. Nor 10 1881
Dear Sir --r.sin; por oral Amos edge Of the same
II gv~s pleasure Ia W inpuir, about rro-
daetion' here. h, sta'insthi during the rns' 'ra'o.
there have b"-n raised 100 ru.hr ur II ehs.t orn
sh-', rs p'a' hea". oisn. .qu,.he- pumpkins,
/ bscis, toin,tur.. s-g.rlsnts 6e.
IRA LnoMMrnIi.r, Deputy ro.tna,,.,.
| Also ore from Mr.. &c pr-s-l
nesr Sir houylt last isrm of ~ acre. 10
We middle OF the nov village Of lIermanen :. aud l.
! " ,uld uSt ss nav for slOa asacfs
Very i0.ps' fully vou-s &c
join G. nfCKFL.
| t.1sIIe' w nod, Isr. 50 Essex s,.,N Y.
When man is industrious snd .rtenivc 10 hi. bus
ine'' he sonn bec"me- independent 81. John l..
S"oth"A ofJam,ea. received. in the yes 1877, from
nhon'5p acre. inland rniv,"f IN peaches. peas. ro-
at'"', ami asparagus about s3f0N. Ito sent all his
produce 10 market vi teams i,ianeo OF more III n
/ IL nile..
NJ Van sctls,, Of Jan-c,, .u'tira:s. GO n.. - Q,
anS 'iasr' Of shout sll0o In labor and ard
receives about e3,bnO per vear tSee American Arrt
enlWri'i, Feb, No ists and aiso the Trar.vcioui =.
| the N-w f'mk s'nts Agricu'tnr. soci.NN Thsse ia.
p"rart es>e' 'ho' what industry ard prrl,ree can do
! IN ,ns lsl"nl land The lind nf Me-,rs Sio.thoo6
saf Van Sieklrn isNrrv much such lard rs ;hi, "
rrs fr sR., brng IN the same rnn-r of the island
,ri ~ M way superior TO- those new lands.
'rAi 81 IN" san nn-'i'v which grows h,rs iryr
tia"' "'stsi."d b, NJ Manuel Fhcrnpsoa of seiAs.
! ks', '-i'nn ,Ah,,t : r,i., ON I'm. place wb /.
40 ID Tor the pro1u,n ntlr rrcrs th,n two ..-,,
c1aELfS WOnD
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