The New York herald., 1869-04-25
Real Estntc Notes,

Real Estate Notes.
The Jasper Burch farm OF ninety-six acres at New
Castle, on the Harlem Railroad has been purchased
by Dr. Hexame OF tnat place. for 81, 900.
Henry Bentz has sold piece Of property. contain.
ing four and three-fourths acres on the projected
macadamized road, leading from williamsbridge to
Mount Vernon, TO Louis verhaegen, for $4,000.
lot, 65 by 10 feet with dwelling, on Main street,
near the Episcopal Church. Portchester, has been
transferred by Jas. Robinson to Ephraim Sours lor
50, 100.
Frederick Case has sold to John Case house Ind
six lots on Fifth avenue, Pelhamvile near the New
Haven Railroad depot, for $1,000
An eligible tract OF seventy acres, situated In the
town OF Eastchester and about q mile from the New
Haven Railroad depot at Mount Vernon, has been
sold by L. NJ. Pease to Rev. Mr. Passaley, OF Phiadel
pha for s42 0o0 II Is understood that the erection or
q Lutheran college will be commenced Immediately
upon the grounds.
The Newburg Press says:-"Poughkeepsie people
Dutchess and Columbia Railroad and then up with
picks and went at branch. Note the result The
BUILDERS OF that city were never more occupied, and
greater number Of buildings will 60 up there this
year than has In five years past Here In Newburg
we let building stop and hug our dollars. What
people The depreciation In value here has fallen
of on the tax roll TO greater amount than would
build two roads to Walden, and next year IL win fall
lower still God never gave people greater advan-
tages, ana we doubt II He ever made a people who
appreciated them so little"
The following are among late real estate move
house and lot No. 45e Main street. belonging TO Mrs.
Thompson. to Mr.. George Dick for s2,3l0. Also The
house No 100 Academy street, belonging to Mrs.
Palmer bought OF John Grubb u lot on south side OF
Church street near Its junction with Main, contain
Ing six acres. for $1,000. David Q. Foster bought
OF James 5. Post house and lot on South Clinton
street, 50xl50 feet; price 1880. The two brick
houses In North Water street. formerly belonging TO
the estate Of Matthew Vassar, deceased, have been
purchased BY oliver ii. Booth and vassar lIarbottle
n III said nv thu o,v,ous ros,donts of Circp,o.i
and 81. Louis that Chicago has recently suffered
powerful blow. She was making great preparations
LOT .ne grand excursion 10 tue Pacinc wa tne new
all creation next July for the celebration OF the
event; but there Is finally to be excursion, and
the golden visions OF Chicago spectators have van
ished The Cincinnati Times extends Its sympathies
to the latter class, who IL says, expected to sell
800, 900 lots the Grand Boulevard 1900 900 from
land adjoining the new parks.
Among the Ia est Long Island real estate changes
are the iolowing:-John A. Soaring has sold his
ner, on the Southside Railroad, Litchncld he pro-
poses to establish village, and the erection OF
dozen cottages has been ordered. smiths spring
Hill Farm, 10 acres, at Flushing has been sold for
$4,000. Hampstead lot on Prospect street, ~ feet
by l47, has been sold for ss,5Oo Brewster Hawkins
$5,s50. tract OF several hundred acres near Far.
mingdale has been bought and Is being divided into
The Charlotte IN. C.) Democrat says-"The Legis
aturc has finally resolved to locate the state Pen,
tentary near Raleigh. Ten acres Of land and
Raleigh as an inducement to secure the location.
That Is much better than paying 100000 for tract
Of poor land In Chatham county not worth 81 1000"
Florida paper has the folowing:-"Dr. A. v.
Conover who spent q part OF last winter In st.
Augustine, has returned TO us again this winter,
making his home with his sOn.in-law, Mr..
Philip J. Ryall, at the corner OF the Plaza.
These two gentlemen have recently purchased
the old Hurbert "Five Mile" plantation, north OF
the city gates. II Is considered one of the richest
tracts In East Florida. BY adding to 10 In taking up
public lands they have now some 400 acres OF the
lnn In tltR nf
Mr. urlbert is said to have raised the finest sugar
cane In this part OF the country. t IL proposed TO
set out an extensive orange grove on portion OF
the tract. Dr. C0n0ver and MFR. Ryall have also re-
Gently purchased the Magnolia House, the large
hotel on St George street, formerly kept by Oolonel
Burlington"
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