The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1854-01-25

So great was the call for shares IN ih,
Lakeland Builning Lots end farms, | have
been induced to lay out another pi,t ndioin.
ing the last IN the Long Islani Railroad.-
| SAID plot will lie divided into COO Shares nj
SIS each aud consist OF 300 Building Lots
one huuGrod fee. square ; ore Farms ottwer
~ acres /; one Of ten acres, one OF i've acres
one OF fur acrrs and 30 OF two acres each
to he distributed on the evoningof the 30lh Of
! December, 1888.
Each subscriheris entitled 10 lots, Is lay
100 feet, lying together, or Farm OF from
2 to 20 acres. The shares are limited ut SIS
PAYABLE, So when subsci ibei for, :, on or he
fore the day OF divisions ard tho balance
in monthly InStalmenis of S2,5O.
The Village OF Lakeland where these lots
are located is only a ,hoit distance South Of
the celebrated Lake Ronkunkoma, the beauty
AMI romantic appearance OF which are praised
ny all who visit it, Here may already be
| the hest evidence that can lie desired that
Lakeland, IIcrmanvllc will shortly be-
come choice pieces on Long Island, long
known as the Garden Spot" OF America.
From the publishrdstatisticai accounts Of the
| lste census taken tv tho United States it is
shown that Long Island is the most healthy
! location within its borders fewer deaths &C.
curding to its population than in any other
place About 3jO farms have been sold with
in , .bor, ,imc-selJs L,yc becn cleared srd
cultiva,.a and IRONS ro,y growing thar will
comn,rc ,,yo,olLy viii ,bu,s in any mari m
tho conn,rv ,rvcr,I bous., have been buil,
,nd :. h,rsor. nnyvhc;ng erected Ly ,hoir an,
tcrrrisinc pur,bn>crs Mechanic. AFRO s,lec.
,inr sitcs for tb.ir iu.ine,s here. Which from
its nearness Ia New York they can carry on
with equal profit having their families with
J them, secure against the ices and temptation
/ of , rrnu,lcI civ .nd ,nornnus renis
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""'l""E >"'" "V,"E '''e''" y! t'.',' "'."
/ Tor the purpose VI Keeping all such artt les lol
sale NJ are necessary for country VILLAGE
/ ,or, m. c,r,;ti,, &c ,L. soil .rI IT,, od.r.
'o''' w V'"'',N VI '"o ,u'' IN" u, A"Np'
tcuncss Tor the rrOhiahlr CULTIVATION OF every
article of produce raised in similar latitude
| has alrenI, becn ,atisfnc,orilv demonstrated :.
49,, ,io -, ,,.l;,I 7 ,,, -. ,i;ro a, f.o,r
anu l"c '"I us ""''" "''' "o" sc'',"s a. 'o'H
S25 to S35 dollars per ncie are OF the same
! general character "A. to soil with thoss now
n,,I.r ,,,,;v.,;on vi;cL c,,r,, l.. nr,cho,.d
$50 "
| loV Sl"V per acre, NM ih"" Oh 'hf N"It" al'o
! South Oi this, with no better soil nntnt ally.
cells from 500 to 5000 Der acre
M r,.. M -. -. ..-.l ..
/ WIN nc sam" CULTIVATION. rs any Iahd "nhih
nity miles ut the city of New York.
Several gentlemen of The first rrsncrtnbili,y
,ho ,r, y;.i,oJ T al al ,,I n, \ .xa,n;,.J a. 4.
~ INV W -, =
crops then growing there declare mat Tue
wheat, rye, corn, POTATOES and garden vc.eta-
hlrs arc canal tn my they have soon in any
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| ~. '"0 0'"'' e''''s ''"''"N,e', VI"
the soil Is capable oil producing, nrf that IN
the Lirhc>t ncrfsction all that Tho aVrirul,ur
l., can wish ar 1esi,a
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