Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1858-06-04
g REAT SALE
Of
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+ h,rty Thousand Acrcs : IN ST. Laurence County
rENIlE undersigned having removed from st. Law
Il renee County, will offer ut Public Sale, in
OGDENsLURGH, on W,ducSdaV, the Sirieeath dan Of
Jane merit, the whole of his Real Estate in said
County the sale will comprise some Of the finest
improved and uumproyed lands, FARMS, MILLS,
WAIEE-POW Err, VILLAGE LOTS, LAND
CONTRACTS and including the beautiful
country scat known as WOODFORD near Ogdens-
burgh. \ more attractive sale of property has
never been offered in the Country, and the terms
of payment will be liberal and most reasonable.
The sale will commence by selling $50 900 of
CONTRACTS for 10 900 acres of land in the Towns
of Canton and Lisbon. They are equal to, if not
better than first mortgages. TIE lands have most
ly been improved and brought under cultivation,
and have houses, &c, erected upon them, and pay
ments have been made, thus Increasing the value
Of the security.
The sale viii include the COUNTRY SEAT at
OGDEN oBUkGu, comprising 200 acres cleared
ana Hntly cultivated, 80 acres wood land,
thirty acres pleasure grounds, acres in
garden, enclosed by substantial stone wall, lai in
mortar. Green Houses, Peach Houses and Vine.
ries over 500 feet in length choicest trees and
vines in the fruit houses the garden well stocked
with fruit trees and ornamental shrubs coachmans
house stone, stables and sheds built of stone form
ing hollow square, and very complete and exten.
slVc stone lodges at two entrances The fuunda-
ton Of the Mansion House. which was destroyed by
fire, IN excellent order. This site is, for Il country
seat unsurpassed for its commanding view of the st.
Lawrence scenery over $4,000 has been expend-
ded III the improvement Of the place. 1t is one
ol the healthcst locations in the United States
and offers rare opportunity to buyers If not
sold entire, will be undivided aud offered in sepa-
rate lots
Besides this are 90 ACRES OF GROUND, with
over 1000 ieot water front the River st. Law
renee, adjoining the Marine Railway at Ugdens-
burgh.
A STONE MILL, Il by ~ feet, stories high,
with runs OF water in the first class and in tho
second, with inll sctts Of wateT-whocls.
\ FARM IN LISBON, seven miles below Ogdens-
burgh, ON the It. Lawrence and miles from the
Railroad, of 400 acres, 80 acres cleared and $50
wood land, Of excellent soil, wcll-watered, and
mas a good ldrm Housci and extensive barns aud
sheds, now renting for $500 per year
y FARM on GALLUUP ISLAND in the St
Lawrence, seven miles below Ogdensburgh, Of $50
acres Of land 200 under cultivation nov ronts for
$500 per year
An EXCELLENT WATER RIGHT, with pow.
CT from tne Legislature TO build q stone dam from
GailOup Island 10 main shore
\ STONE GRIsT MILL, at CALHOUN Village.
with stone house near the mill, and 20 park lots
a STONE GRIST MILL at Canton with fine
water-power and exclusive grist-mill privilege on
the east side of Grass River, with stone house and
lot attached
FOUR THOUSAND ACRES of alluvial reclaim
ed land ON the Natural Canal between Grass and
Oswegatchie rivers
FIVE THOUSAND ACRES of land in the
south part Of Canton, intersected by the Potsdam
and Watertown Railroad, to be sold in lots.
FIFTEEN HUNDRED ACRES of valuable low
land in Lisbon, containing large quantity of pine
elm and cedar timber.
THE FOREST HOUSE, on the Potsdan aud
Watertown Railroad, at junction Of contemplated
branch from Ogdensburgh, with 100 acres of land,
and extensive barns and sheds.
A FARM on Natural Canal half mile from
Rensselaer, Falls, in Canton, Of 26O acres rich alu-
vial soil.
A FARM Of 200 acres at Rensselaer, Falls.
FARM AT HIGH FALLS in Canton, with
800 acres land, and the best WATER POWER
site in the town.
ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY LOTS in the
western part Of the village of 0gdensburgh.
FARM of 63 acres, 3 miles above Ogde MS
burgh-(Van Waters farm.)
STONE OFFICE and lot, in 0gensburgh.
For descriptive pamphlets and terms, apply to
GEO GUEST, ESQ, at the land office, Ogdensburgh
wiiwI HENRY VAN RENSSELAER,.