The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-09-24
REAL ESTATE NOTES.

Mr. Isaac p Van has purchased two lots, so by 15c
each Of the Bishop Brothers, Oh Main street. North,
port, L. l.. Price $500.
Mr. Joseph Underhill has sold his house and lot on
the west side OF Greenwich street. Hampstead L. l.,
to Mrs. Laura 7. Buckley, Tor S. 900. The lot Is SO
by 200.
The Greenport Republican Watchnan says:-
Hampstead Ia moving In the matter of a branch rail.
road to connect with the South Side road at Valley
Stream. meeting has been held and committee
appointed TO canvass for subscriptions.
The Long Islander says:-Judge Hedges has given
an adverse decision on the application to appoint
commissioners for the appraisement OF damages to
land owners along the rOate OF the proposed new
road IN Huntington, holding that such commission
ers can only be appointed by courts Of record. and
that the County Court, OF which he is presiding
judge, IL not such court.
William Cooper has sold three lots 4Ox1OO feet,
located near Westminster creek, to q gentleman on
Tnroggs Neck, for the consideration OF $500.
mansion, cottage and outbuildIngs and about
four acres OF land situated on the passaic river at
Passaic NJ D.. the property OF Il. T. Christensen OF
this CITY. was sold on Wednesday by A. j. Blocker
Son Co. to James Prentice, for 1890
Mr.. Frear has sold his mansion and grounds NJ
highland N. j., to Mr.. Ostrander, for $500.
The eligible property consisting Of an elegant resi-
dence, with ten acres OF ground, situated on WASH
ington Heights aud lately owned by George Lewis,
Jr., has been transferred by S. Emerson, to VIM A.
Wheeiock, OF New York, for 100000.
each l0OxlO5 feet In Eighth avenue, slOunG Vernon
for ~, 700.
The Alabama State Journal says:-Mr Epnraim
Train, OF Rhinbeck, N. w. Is now in Georgia with a
view TO select small farms for himself and neigh
bors. who wish to immigrate this fall. He reports
large number OF Duchess county farmers as coming
In October to settle. Mr. Kelsey, real estate broker
OF New York, Is also making an investigation of the
mechanical and mineral resources OF middle Georgia
with view to investment.
The Alexandra tVa.1 Gazette reports the sale Of
the farm OF Mr.. J. r. Barlow, containing $40 acres
and situated In Fairfax county, four and half
miles from Hernd0n Station, on the Alexandria,
LOudon and Hampshire Railroad, to the Messrs
Shears or Waterloo Seneca county, New York, for
$40, 900, half cash.
A company 10 stamford, Conn.,. has recently pur.
chased the three large bodies OF water known the
Round Middle and Lower ponds in the town Of
PonndridRe, Westchester county, and the work Of
constructing DAM intended 70 connect the three
has already been commenced. IL Ii understood
that the object OF the company above mentioned Ia
to supply the village OF stamford with pure water
from the proposed reservoir, and also to obtain
motive power for manufacturing purposes.
The fine properly on washington Heights, consist
ing OF residence, with ten acres Of ground lately
owned by George Lewis, Jr., has been transferred
by s. Emerson, Of New York, to william A.
Wheelock, also Of this city, for sum approximating
$500, 600
Charles King has sold three lots, each 100 by los
feet, on Eighth avenue, Mount Vernon to Samuel
Peli, for $1,000.