New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-11-17

nIJ GRiNNEII. aINTUEN & co u aouth-st.
PROSPECTUS For THE SALE OF REAL ES-
TATE Ar NEN-BE!GHToE, Staten Island, the
amount Of SEVEN HUNDRED THousAsD DOLLARS.
/ TFNHE TRUSTEES OF THE NEW BRIGHTON AS
SOCIiTl0S oder for sale, by subc!ip tion FIVE nun
dred blocks OF ground tho mos, eligbly situated Of any
they possess respects contgy the ferries and al
several Of the most eie.snt SID de.rablo villas and
country IN the vicinity 0f the city Of New York
These Sve bHHdret blocks he disposed of eigi
hundred dollars each every ofthem will coI,ain eight
baldnr sis, and will about nc ky 200 feet be-
/ ing sufficient for Gea cottage and garden plot.
Each subscriber will obt4in block valued at accord
the cash sales made by the Association the
years from $1,000 TO Sle, and he may have allotted
aim property worth from forty sixty times the value OF
Ms subscription On some Of them splendid improve
menIs comprising large mansion houses, hotels cottages
docks, &c. ~ perfect order.
The plan adopted for dsPoslng Of the above property
presents great inducements TO tie capitals, DESTROYS u
making good Investments and 10 all who obtain
country resitence at moderate price, and position
the eligible in the vicinity of NcwYork. For
ample the aegsat country seat with about
land adjoining recently finished by Thomas EDavi. Esq
al cost exceeding $50 0O0 and which Is uhryaed for
beauty Of situation viii become the property of OF
the subscribe. free and unnesnbcred, Ut cost him
of only so0s.
To other subscriber will be allotted free and un.
incuH5ered; Belmont House and grounds, Occu-
pied as seminary for young ladies', at annual Of
$500.
The splendid Partition" erected in 1881 at
ceetrg $4,000 Including the grounds and outbuildngs
sl fi to another, free and uHiDcumbered
Brighton E0gJe " which, with tie grounds cO.t oyer
$4,000, and scyera new and beautiful cottages Will be-
come the property of other subscribers.
The Association. in Offering large an amount Of val
liable property Al time such favorable terms would
merely remark, that they prompted do solely
Win the veT of closing their affairs within the Of
their organized existence, which is about drawing
10 close. Tkey feel confident That each subscriber
~ii obtain property greater value than the Of
his Investment
Lists sf the improved property (Which cost n all
spVO) with maps and accompany ns documents, can
sc seen on application Henry Lynch, President Of the
Association, (a their Office, 40 Wall, first door
on Hanover sesL who will give all farther details
proposed plan
Terms Of subscription for undivided share Of eight
huGdred dollars, as follows:
II CASH. SSW
Ia 4 bond payable in and two years on
interest 400
$500
Books OF sabscrip ior are opened by EDWARD A. Nj
COLL Esa7 Trustee, a. ae oiies Of the New York Life
aud Trust Company, No. B Va ST,
~ r. The cash pay ment sil be deposited in the New
York Life aud Trust Company ard the receipt OF Ii,
Secrstary OF The Company given to al! subscribers
By order 81 the Trustees 81
TO ALL LARORING under the Ial!nenzy o
common Sore Throat. or QIinzy Sore Throa,-You
can obtain an article which wil make perfect cure in
few hours Sold only a, 81! Bowery nl2 3meod