New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-02
Albert II EIcoLAy, AuetoDeer; -,
REAT pEREMPIOkI SALE, VIII

" re,,rye. Of 7s3 be.atiful BUILDING LOTS located
h the pleasant village o. Ciiaton 1,yof Seyysrs
"a - IA -, ~. ~ he CIV OF Sew.YoTk.-ALBEkI
II NICOLAY will sell. OF TgESpAI, Meryo,,t ana
O'Clock NJ, at the Merchants kSnaIs 49, ia disnosed
on the following days, until the entire properly
T3 beautiful Building LOtA oe1ed N the g.bo
Of Clinton, (ormeTly kno~n a. ~ "a ,in,ts yde
"a miles of the Cit- OF Newark and ony ." inu'eS rue
non tne I s e feet front aud rear and from 100 to
so fe, in DE- ,th and viii be sod with the privilege OF or
more adjoining lots Of the same s<e' ma ION o. 9"
Get on one street lots trough nom street 70 sree
svipg front OF TO- feet each street or the entire block
This rroperty 6sssby situated az any tht nas been
sold n b section ofbe country and the soil s OF the hnest
qnyop Village ore Of the MOS. ourshng and healthy
iIsses m te State Of NewJeTsey aud az convenient Of
a. ayv ace within IS miles Of the City OF New YORK.
SeIpT only Il miles from the Newyersey Railroad D5p6t
The PLANK Road Office snd the steamboat dock at Newark
The Morris and Essex Ra'irUsd Company tave decided
brpR their road from Melville % Newark passing little
a. The west Of the village Of Clinton so that the Depot will
cone within Of mile Of TINS pIperty) and intersect the
Eew.JeTsev Railroad point between Newark aud Eliza
betliowu, which Will make these Tote very valuable
After the connection Of the MOus and Essex and New
Jersey Railroads persons will be able 70 reach IN
from 50 % % minutes
road " Newark be built the old ank road and to
connect with the Newark ard NeV.Io[k PLANK Road
Stages run regularly several times day from tins place 10
and from Newark old road aud turnpike. Fare l(lc
Clinton Village IL only ~ miles from the City OF New
York by railroad and 81 miles by the plank road from Jer
Sy City being 20 near tie City Of newark W" become
adesrsb place for private residences ior the HeIchan
canic wOrEingman DONG busne1s III INC wy Oh
New. orb. ... 4,
The Civ Of Newark is OF the largest ties IN the
State aud contains about 81 90 inhabitants,
ard any articles that requisite can be obtained 10 New-
ark without gong the City Of New York 80 that Clinton
ia fully desirable for residences as any place within the
sae distance Of NewYOrk that THIS village - OF Newark
The is Of the purest quality, ana unsurpassed and
there are churches OF most al denOmlnatOns and good
schOos in the immediate vicinity OF TINS property.
These lots ready for mpo' emen and they are To-
Gated in rapidly growing village Offer great lnducene nts
for the investment Of capital they must rapidly increase
IN value
In KewJersey aliens may hold property the any
pniural.bo born citizen OF the United States
Terms 10 per aud the AUctOneers fees on the day
Of soe 30 per cent on the 2)h of March, when full
ranty containing the usual clause against nuisance
will be delivered and the balance 81 per cent remain
on bond and mortgage for years at per cent
discount OF 10 per cent will be made all lots bought
for cash The title is perfect and unquestonhble.
A free excursion 10 ChntOnyle via Newark, will be
made by the NewJesey Railroad Saturday, March 5,
for the purpose Of giving every person opportunity of
seeing tins beautiful property previous 70 the sale The
train viii leave the Depot at Jersey City at IL
o'clock A NJ. for Newark, and return at 8 o'clock r. NJ
Stages Will be in readiness arrival Of the
paasengers to Cintonvile free of expense.
Tcke free Of charge for the excursion, together with
hihogHpbic and full particulars be obtained on
applying TO the AuctiOIeer, No. 40 Waii-st. (jl5)