New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-27
ANTHONY J. BLEECKER Auehoneer
NxIEARIE RUIIDFNE SgTEs IN TIE

ANTHONY J. BLEECKER Auctoneer
VALuABhh BUILDiNG siTKs, IN TIE
Ter Co n \. within a few minutes walk o. he Hudson
River Railroad ssa y Minutes 70 u De9ot TalTty-arsst
lie sucoa, TUESDAY, May % g. y ~ a. the Res IS
tate sales Room, Bfoeds the country residence Of he
undersigned with al RS land of the rsl quality on the
westerly side OF the Albany Post Road, late Highland
Turnpike with irCut on sad road nearly thousand
feet bounded essiery by the sn road and westerly by he
Hudson River TO accommodate f1rchasers the SAID aud
Is divided n hs 70 four with fy feet ayen1es
one Of hem said land leading from the ssd Albany Poss
Road he said Railroad ard the said Hudson River Ga
the premises IL house bull in the modern style hued IN
with brick, and Of tie best materials and workmanship
The walls are furred and bard finished ard The hrepsces
have fine marble masterpieces. The said building Is 70
pete with every enence for agelemans residence or
hotel The uain ouidng and the house sc acen occupy
about seventy feet In length and forty feet depth There
Other buildings nearly 100 feet by 100 feet including
carriage house and extensive stables On the Hudson River
whsTyes can De made and vessels navigating the said river
stop ~ any hour Steam and market boats daily ply
TO and from the city Of NewYork aud the cars Of the Hud
son River Railroad during The day. u hsfpss! ten o'clock
stniRht
THIS place celebrated for Its salubrty Of situation and
purity Of spring and well the gresss abundance
which by analysis combine ali the qualities Of
The extensive views up and down the Hudson River, the
Sound, and the surrounding couny the heahfdnesa Of
the neghborhcod the convenience Of several places Of
Divine worship excellent seminafes physclans, posos
fee butchers bakers mikmen mechanics mills and stores,
ali within few minutes walk render them very desirable
residences for gentlemen and mecnanlcs whose daily syo
cations obnge hem be In the city Those wishing pur
chase will naturally view the properly; therefore more
parcular description lie not necessary II required
half Of the purchase money may remain for term OF years
secured by bond and mortgage on the premises.
Further and conditions will be made known on tbs
day Of sale Satisfactory information az to an ndspuaoe
tlle will be given by j. L. RlKER, Esq. Counsellor al
Law l29 Fulion-st New-York, where description ind
map Of the property may be viewed Any fartser Informs
era and SAMPSON SIMSON, on the premises. my2O 81
ANTHONY J. BLEECKER, Auctioneer;
DEREmPTORY SALE OF FOUR THOUSAND
i BUILDING LOTS and valuable Water Fronts In
the town Of Dunkrk Chsutauque CO. at the termination OF
the Erie Railroad Sale to be made or the premises BY or
der of Russell H. Nevins and Charles King Esqs Trus-
tees-ANTHONY J. BLEECKER win sell at auction on
WEDNESDAY the 26Ih Of june 1880 on the premises In
the town OF Dunkrk Chsutsuque Co. State OF York.
by order of trustees about 900 building os In said town,
and number OF valuable fronts and wharf privileges
on the harbor The sale OF the whole OF which VIII be sD-
soute and uneserved the highest bidders LIhogapne
mana OF the property be obtained OF the suconeer
one month before the sale 10 per cent OF me pur-
chase money remain bond aud mortgage Tor years
Al pe cent per annum Dunkrk being the terminus OF the
Erie Railroad and its hsrbor the finest on the Lake. ms
propsy oers great nducementsio buyers The safe VIII
be continued daily until the whole property is sold
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