The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-05
BALES AT AUCTION.

4 NTHoNY J. BIEECKER, AUCrTONEER LARGE
"A and psremptory sale of about 800 beautiful building
OTIS near and between New Brighton and Tompknsyile,
Staten Island late the property Dr. j. G. westervelt
viz Anthony J. Bleecker viii sell at public auction
Thursday, the 10th day Of March, 1853 at twelve o'clock
1t the Merchants Exchange in the city Of New York
he following desirable property viz On Staten Island
about $40 choice building lots. forming nearly eight
blocks of ground, situated and bounced by Westeryelt
avenue First, Second, Third Fourth, Fifth Sixth and
Seventh and By Brook street stua ted at Staten
Island, and between New Brighton and Tompkinsyille
The whole Of this property is within five minutes walk
both the New Brighton and Tonpkinsyie ferries The
average time from any portion of the property either
81 the above ferries and from the ferry in New York
Vail street its vicinity, is within forty minutes by
steamboat either from New Brighton rompkinsve
every bali hour, fare Ga cents, and by Communication
ower than any stage line in the city New York From
he entire property there is fine view OF Sandy Hook
he ocesn, the whole Of New York say Long Island
shore, FROM Fort Hamilton 10 Williamsburg the East
md North rivers, Newark and Newark bay The agent
the property may be seen day during the week.
between the hours OF 10 A. NJ and O'Clock r. NJ at
Jones Nautilus Hail. at Tompknsville ferry staten
Island who win give all the necessary information The
streets opened and graded The terms are ten per
cent and the auctioueer fees the day of sale forty
per cent on the delivery of the deeds the balance
may remain on bond and mortgage for five years, if
quired For maps describing the above property apply
70 The suetioneer, NO. Broad street, New York.
A LBERT H. NICoLAY, AUcrIoNEER. GREAT
IA peremptory sale without reserve Of 738 beautiful
building lots located in the pleasant village of Clinton
formerly known as Camptown n. j., within two niles
and quarter Of the city of Newark and within sixty
minutes of the city Of New York-Albert H. Nicoay will
hucton on luesday, March ), at II O'clock
the Merchants Exchange, New York. and the follow
ing days until the entire property is disposed Of 1888
beautiful building lots in the pleasant village of Clinton
vile Nj formerly known Campown. These lots are all
70 feet front and and from 100 to 800 feet in Depth
and will be sold with the privilege of or more ad
joining lots, the entire block Clinton village Is one Of
the most ourlshing and healthy villages in the of
New Jersey and is convenient Of any place
within fifteen miles of the city of New York being only two
miles and quarter from the New Jersey Railroad depot
the plank road office and the steamboat dock at Newark
The Morris and Essex Railroad Company have decided to
bring their road from Melville TO Newark passing little
to the west OF the village of Clinton that the depot
will come within one quarter of mile OF this property
Stages regularly several times day from this place
to and from Newark-fare, l22 cents. The city of
Newark il Of the largest cities in the State of Ne
Jersey and contains about SO 900 inhabitants SO that
Clinton is fully desirable for residences any place
within the distance of New York that this village
is OF Newark In New Jersey, aliens may hold property
the same as any natural born citizen of the United
TERMS 10 per cent and the auctioneers fees the day
OF SALE so per cent the Goth of March, when full war
rantee deeds Containing Che usual clause against nu
remain bond and mortgage for years. at six per
cent discount of 10 per cent will be made all lots
bought for cash. The title perfect and unquesonable
free excursion to Cintonvle via Newark will be made
by the New Jersey Railroad Saturday March s. for
the purpose OF giving every person opportunity of
seeing this beautiful property previous the SALE The
excursion train will leave the depot at Jersey City IL
O'Clock A M for Newark, and return at O'Clock 7. NJ
Stages will be ready arrival of the to convey
engers to Cnonvlle free of expense. Tickets free of
charge for the excursion, together with photographic
the Auctioneer, No 40 Wall street