The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1854-01-04

80 great wns the call for shares IN the
Lakeland Building Lots aud farms, have
been induced to lay ont mother III adioin-
ing the last on the Long 1,and Nilroau -
Sand plot will be divided into COO Shares ut
s ) each and consist OF 300 Building Lots
one hundred fee. square one Farms OF twrr-
~ acres one of ten acres, one oi five Heics.
one of fur acres, and 81 OF two ~ res each.
to he distributed On the evening Of the 3Uth Or
December, 1853
Each subscriber is entitled to. A lots. q
100 lcet, lying together, or FARM vt fro,n
2to 20 acles The shnfes are limited ,tSi5
PAYABLE, 50 When suhscIil'ed fur, IS on nr he.
FIRE thc day Of distribution, and the lalantu.
in monthly instainen,s of $3.50.
The Village of Lakeland where these lots
arc located j. only q short distance South q
the celebrated Lake Ronkonkoins tn, beauty
and romantic appearance oil which are praised
ny all who visit it. Here may already be seen
thu best evidence that can be desired that
, Lakeland, Hcrnanyillc will shortly be.
come choicc places on Long Island, lorr
known as the " Garden Spo, IL America.
From tic uGIishedstaiistica accoaDn u the
late census tHkrr y the United Sta,es il H.
shown thar Long Island is the most healthy
Location within i:@ borders fewer deaths &C.
cOrdng to it, population than in anv other
place. About $50 farms hive been sold with
in short tiine-ficlds have been cleared and
cultivated aud crops nov growing that will
compare ,ayoisbly with those IN any part Of
| the country several houses have been buIt
and u her, are nowb ling erected by their en-
tcrpri,ihr purchasers. Nee hnnics nrc rolec-
| ting sitrs for their business here, Witch from
| its nearness TO New York. 'hcv ca cnrry ~
! with cq"si profit having their families with
| them. secure ng..inst the vices and temptations
Of crowded city, aud enormous rcnls a
! building is now beng erected by gentleman
| for the purpose .. keeping ail such articles for
sale as are necessary for country village
| tore. The fertility Of the soil. and Its adap.
tedncss Tor the profitable cultivation OF every
article of produce raised in n similar latitude
has already been satisfactorily demonstrated;
aud the farms which am now selling nj from
S2J tn -35 dollars per aero are e the snric
general character M % soil with those now
under cultivation, which cannot be purchased
for 5 90 per acre, and land on the North aud
South OF this. with no better soil naturally,
cells from 5000 10 $500 per acre
These lands will produce as mu per acre,
with he same cultivation. as any land wi,hia
fifty miles of the city of New York
Several gentlemen of the fret respcctabiitv
who have visited LakelSnd and examined the
crops then growing there, declare that the
wheat rye corn, potatoes and garden vcgetR-
blcs ore equal 10 any they have seen il any
part of the country, proving cnnclusvey that
the soil Is capable Of producing, and that in
the highest perfection, sll that the ugrcutur-
Isl can wish or desire.
add the following letter from Mr. L'Hom-
tneiien. who resides at Lakeland
LAKELAND HOTEL, Nov 10. 1857.
Dear Sr.-ilasinE persnua know ledge of The same,
Il gives me pleasure To- answer inquiry ahow pro.
ducnhs het, by stating tst during the past sra,un
h-rr b.rn raised $50 bushels Of IN. he corn md
poato-. to the acre besides rvesent Weld. OF garden
vegetables, pea, beans, onions shes pumpkins
beeis, ,omatro-. erg.pants, &c.
IRA L'HOMMEnIEIf, Deputy Po,tmsster
Also one from Sir. }. C Brekel.
Nxw Yosv, July ;, 1851.
Dear II boushiast farm Of forty acre. la
the niddl- OF the nov village of Hermanvii.s and /
would not sell nos for 500 All
Fe'y respectfully, your. &C.
JOHN C. RrCKEf.,
Chsrles Wood, Fsq. 30 Essexst.,N Y.
When man 10 industrious and attentive 10 his bu.-
ines', he soon becomes independent Mr.. John J.
stoothof ~ amica received in the wear le47. from
about 30 rere' Of land cultivated In peaches peas 20.
tatoe- ard asparagus shout $500 lie sent sll his
produce TO market wh team, distance Of more than
lc miles.
NJ. Van Sichlru, of Jamaics, eulivaiss 50 asrss of
lard a,a cost Of about LOO In labor and manure and
receives about So 500 tSae American Agri.
cutnr' Feb, No 1913, and also tho Trnnsaciions %
the Nav YORK Safe Agrieulturs Sicieyo These ire-
poriar cs,e' 'hos what industry and prudence dr.
on Long Island land Tho land OF Mrs.rs 5io'dhooH
aud Van Sicklen Is very much ,uch land this
ora Cd mr. salc, hsinp in tho range or the slsl4
md IN no waN superior To- these lands.
w i-At of the sam quthty which grows here inEu-
Rand v, was iai.'d by Mr.. Samuel Thompson OF Seau
kni, season (abon miles from this place - 5.
~ o. cd Tor the pfodueta lite th,n tive rerss
CHARLES WOOD