Industries of New Jersey. . ping trade in dairy, truck and gardenproducts. Lay ton (Sussex co.), a post village near the Dela-ware River, opposite Dingmans Ferry, Pa., and onan arm of the Wallpack River, which affords powerfor a large grist-mill. It has a considerable localtrade. Population, 51. LeanUHg: Mills (Cumberland co.), a hamlet on theManantico Creek, which supplies power for two grist-mills. It is 21^ miles e. of MillviUe. Lebanon (Burlington and Hunterdon cos.), a ham-let on the New Jersey Southern Railroad, 2 of Woodmansie, and (2), a post village of 500inhabitants, on the
Industries of New Jersey. . ping trade in dairy, truck and gardenproducts. Lay ton (Sussex co.), a post village near the Dela-ware River, opposite Dingmans Ferry, Pa., and onan arm of the Wallpack River, which affords powerfor a large grist-mill. It has a considerable localtrade. Population, 51. LeanUHg: Mills (Cumberland co.), a hamlet on theManantico Creek, which supplies power for two grist-mills. It is 21^ miles e. of MillviUe. Lebanon (Burlington and Hunterdon cos.), a ham-let on the New Jersey Southern Railroad, 2 of Woodmansie, and (2), a post village of 500inhabitants, on the Central Railroad of New Jersey,2^^ miles of High Bridge, supported by dairy,truck and orchard farnung, the products of whichare shipped here for the New York market ; it hasalso a good local trade. Lebanonville is the localdesignation of a part of the village separated from itby the railroad. Lebanon Glass Works (Burlington co.), mail Woodmansie. Lebanon Swamp (Cumberland CO.), mail Rosen-havn. 98 STATE OF NEW THF. HUDSON RIVER AT HOBOKEN. Lebanon Township (Hunterdon co.), mail Junetion. LcbanonviUe (Hunterdon CO.), mail Lebanon. Leechs Mills (Cumberland co.), mail Vmeland. Leeds Point (Atlantic co.), a post village on theLittle Bay and near the Great Bay, the principal oneof a series of fishing villages and hamlets along thebays and inlets from the south shore of the GreatBay to Absecom, the others being Johnsontown,Higbeville, Smithville, Oceanville, Somersville andConoversville; it has a considerable local trade; pop-ulation, 208. Leedsville (Atlantic and Monmouth cos.), a largefishing village 1 mile n. of Somers Point ; (2), a vil-lage on the Hop Branch of the Navesink River, nearits mouth, and 2 miles of Bridgeport. Leesbnrg (Cumberland co.), a post village on theMaurice River, 3 miles above Bay Side View, sup-ported by fishing and a considerable local trade ;population, 179. LeetOTVn (Union CO.), mail Rahway. Lehi^rh Junction (Warren co.), mail Phillip
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