New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-22
ALBERT II. NIcoLAY, Auctioneer.
GREAT PEREMPTORY SALE, with ut

~ reserve. of 1888 beautiful BUILDING LOTS, located
in the pleasant village Of Clinton j. within miles OF
New-York-ALBERT H. NlCOLAY viii sell, on TUES
DAY, March ., at II O'Clock NJ, at the Merchants Elk
change New York AMI on the following days. until the en-
tire property is disposed Of at auction.
7S3 beautiful Building Lots located in the pleasant village
sns anH g. we de from the CITY IL ,s
These lots all Is feet front and rear and from oo to
SEQ feet in de ph, and will be sold with the privilege OF or
adjoining lots Of the size making 'front.' OF 300
feet street lots through from street 70 street
i5pe % v Ss.4a Sac Situated an that has
sold ~ this section ofhe country and the coil OF The hnest
quality.
Clinton Village one of the most 6ourishng and healthy
villages in the State Of NewJeey aud convenient OF
place within IS miles ofthe City OF New ors
beng only miles from the New Jersey Railroad Depot
the Plank Road Office and the steamboat dock at Newark
The Morris and Essex Railroad Company baye decided 20
bring their road from Melville TO Newark passing little
the OF the village of Clinton ESQ that the Depot will
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BEETHOVEN, which will make these lots very valuable.
After the connection OF the Morris aud Essex aud New
Jersey Railroads will be able to reach Newfork In
from 80 to 90 minutes
road Newark be built the old plank road and TO
connect with the Newark and New. York Plank Road
Stages run regularly several times day from this place 70
and from Newark ON the old road turnpike Fare 2lo
Clinton Village only miles from the CITY OF New
YOrs By railroad and 81 mile. y the PsSn 5ss S G osr
desirable place for private residences Tor the merchant
mechanic, workngmsn doing business in the City Of
The City of Newark is of the largest cites in the
State New jersey and contains about % @
and sny articles that requisite be obtained IN New
ark without gong to the City OF NewYork 80 that Clinton
fully desirable for residences any place within the
same distance NewYoTk that this village OF Newark
The water is Of the purest quality and unsurpassed and
there churches OF most all denominations and good
schools in the immediate vicinity of this property.
These lots ready for improvement and as they are To-
Gated in rapidly growing village, OFF, great Inducements
for the Of capital they must rapidly increase
In New Jersey aliens may hold property the any
natural. born citizen OF the United States.
\ aud The AufftA VRar. t1es
of sale per the 10Th Of March, when full war
ranty deeds containing the usual clause against nuisance
will be delivered and the balance, 90 per cent remain
on bond and mortgage for years at per cent
discount OF 10 per cent will be made on all lots ought
for cash. The title is perfect and unquesiionsb.e-
fee excursion TO Cntonyllle, via Newark VIII be
made BY the New Jersey Railroad on Saturday March 5,
the purpose of giving every person an opportunity OF
seeing this beautiful property previous TO the sale Tue ex
cursion train will leave the Depot at Jersey City az III
O'Clock A. NJ for Newark, and rctu at o'clock r NJ
Stages will be readiness arrival OF the cars 10 convey
passengers 10 Clintonyillle free OF expense. .
Tickets free Of charge for the excursion together with
thossphic and full particulars can be obtained on
applying to the Auction eer, No 20 Wall-st tSl)