New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-26
ALBEsr IL NIcoLAY, Auc,oneer.
GREAT PEkEMPIORI SAlE. with nj

VI reserve. Of 7SS beautiful BUILDING LOTS, located
in the pleasant village Of Clinton, formerly Known As
Camptown) y j. within q miles Of the City OF Newark,
and within 90 minutes OF the CITY OF New,
II. NlCOLAY viii sell on TUESDAY, March 3, -
the following days, until the entire property disposed
OF at auction.
of Clinton. formerly known Camptown,l j, within
p miles OF the City q Newark and only % minutes ride
Tbese lots are ali IS feet front and rear aud from 100 20
SEQ feet De 9TH and viii be sold with the privilege OF or
adjoining lots Of the same size making front OF @o
feet on one street lots through from street 10 street.
giving ront OF ZOE feet each street, or the entire block
This property desraby situated any that has been
sold in his section oftho country and the SOIL is OF the hnes
Clinton Village is one Of the hourishng and healthy
villages IN thetate OF NewJerscy and convenient Of
within Is miles ofthe CITY OF wfOrk,
beng only It miles from the NewJersey Railroad Depot
IN. Plank Road Office and the steamboat dOck Newark
The Morris and Essex Railroad Go npany have decided
bring their road rom Melville TO Newark, passing little
TO the OF the village Of Clinton $50 that the Depot Will
New Jersey Railroad at point between Newark aud Eliza
BEETHOVEN which will make these lots very valuable.
After the connection OF the Mors aud Essex and New
Jersey Railroads persons Will be able 10 reach Newfok IN
from 50 TO 60 minutes.
road TO Newark 20 be built on the Old plank road and to
connect with the Newark and New'iots Plank Road
and from Newark the old road and turnpike. Fare lltc
Clinton Village III only II! miles from the CITY OF Nav
York by ioad and 81 miles by the plank road from Jer-
City and being near the City OF Newnrk VIII become
desirable place for private residences Tor the merchant,
mechanic OF workngmsn doing business in the City OF
New FORK.
The City OF Newark is OF the largest cities in the
State Of and contains about 80 600 inh btan
and any articles that requisite can be obtained New
ark, without gong the City Of Ne.fork that Clinton
fully desirable for residences place within the
distance OF New York that this village Is Of Newark.
The water Is OF the purest quality and unsup and
there churches Of most all denominations and good
schools in the immediate vicinity OF this property.
These lots ready for improvement and they To-
Gated In rapidly growing village, offer great inducenens
for the Investment of capital they rapidly increase
in value
In NewJersey aliens may hold property the any
natural-born citizen OF the United States.
Terms 10 per ard the Auctoneers fees the day
of sale 80 per the 18th OF March, when full
anty deeds containing the usual clause against nuisance,
will be delivered and the balance, 90 per cent remain
on bond and mortgage for 5 years at per cent
discount OF 10 per cent will be made s lots b0ugh
for cash The title is perfect and unquestionabe.
free excursion 70 ChntOnyllle, via Newark, will be
made by the NewJersey Railroad Saturday, March s,
for the purpose Of giving person opportunity OF
seeing this beautiful property previous to the sale The
cuTsog train viii leave the Depot at Jersey City at II
o'clock A. NJ. for Newark, and return at 8 o'clock p NJ
Stages will be in readiness arrival Of tue 10
passengers TO Cntonyllle free OF expense.
Tickets free OF charge for the excursion, together with
lithogaphic and full particulars, be obtained on
applying to the AuctioreeI, No ~ Walst. (SU