The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1837-12-19


-e9&sN8 D The rapid growth of 'Oswego, its
surpassed advantages and great prospects, too well
and too generally known to require particular descrp
ton.
NJ very minute description of the property is deem
ed unnecessary is presumed that purchasers living
at a distance will and see, before they conclude
bargain. Suffice II 10 say, that 1t Is among the very best
In the pla,.
NJ ,Sonv or rne fret quality, with perfectly
clear tte and free Of incumbr nee, will be taken in
change
LIZ 1erters post paid addressed to the subscriber at
Oswego, will meet with prompt attention An ample de-
scpton of the property offered in exchange requested
In EAST OswEGo--The Eagle Tavern and Store ad-
Joining First street, with dwelling house and stables
Second street, being original village lot So &c feet
on First street. running east 200 ieeto Second street
The south half original village lot no A, being 80
feet on street, running east 20ofee to Second street.
with the buildings erected thereon.
The northeast corner OF First and Seneca (ate Tau
rs) streets, being 80 feet First and 100 feet Sene
streets, with the buildings erected
part Of original village lots nos. Al and AZ.
Three lots, each with dwelling fronting Second street
the lots % feet wide by 100 Deep being part of original
village lot no. Al.
Lot with dwelling house, [orignal village lot no 26l
being sc feet First street. running about $50 feet,
across the canal into the river 50 that has four fronts
In WEST oswEco-Lot corner of Fifth and Seneca
(ae laurus) Streets opposite the public square being
Seneca street 49, and Fifth street 1913 feet with dwell
ing, coach house. stabng and garden The latter is well
stocked with the best and rarest fruit ornamental shrub
lot adjoining the above being 10 feet on Fourth street
by So feet in depth.
Six lots on First street, each 22 feet in\
front, running east 100 feet TO Water
street. with the buildings thereon ~. r:
The Wharf and Ware houses on Wa ~; = SonP ;i
ter street, opposite the foregoing, being Sl i, @
1872 feet on Water street, and running - o "
east about ITO feet TO the river [Ths
wharf has the deepest water in the inner
harbor
OF Seneca and Second streets being "a feet
Seneca, and Go feet Second Five Lots ad-
thu fnraya IN thu u
Seneca street. by 66 feet depth The above being part
OF the original village lot no SO.
The north half Of block GO, being 200 feet on Utica
[lae Libral street, by 1913 feet on Third and Fourth
streets.
On VAN buren, TRAcT.-Lot no. l, Montcalm street,
being 200 feet deep, and running north along Montcalm
street several hundred feet into the Lake.
Lots no and 9, Montcalm street. each &C by 200 Il,
10, IA, and is, being 3i5 n on Bronson st.
$40 on Van Buren, ST.
North 34ihs Of lot no. IS, corner of Van Buren,
ad Eighth streets being 200 feet Van Buren, and l4s
teet on Eighth streets.
Lot 49, southwest Of Cayuga and Eighth streets
Lots 49, 81, IS, SO, 81, on Cayuga st, &c by Ios n.
49,, corner Of Cayuga and Ontario streets, los
by l0i feet
80, corner Of do, l9s by los n
20, on Seneca ST., &C by 1913 feet.
SIS W corner Of Seneca and sth SITS. 66 BY 1893 r.
So ne corner Of Ontario and Schuyler streets, 1913
So on Seneca street, Sc by los feet.
rs, Sc corner Of Seneca and Ontario streets, l9s
by l0i feet.
Te,sw comerof do. 1913 by 100 r.
Of, n. G. corner OF do. 1913 by lO4 r.
46, a, 4s, 40, on Schuyler st, sc by 1os A.
The membranes the whole of this property do not
exceed sixteen thousand dollars which may either re-
main, or II desired, can be cleared of.
osweso, N. Y, Aug %, 1897. Ems