Public notice is hereby given, that the undersigned, the supervisor and the overseers of the poor of the present town of Bushwick, will, pursuant to the statute in such case made and provided, proceed on the 1st day of November, 1850, at 12 o’clock at noon of that day, at the Kings County Hotel, at the corner of South Seventh and First Streets, in the village of Williamsburgh, to sell at public vendue, the common lands of the former town of Bushwick, as the same are included in the limits of said town, as fixed by the alteration or division of said town, by an Act of the Legislature of this state, passed 16th March, 1840, entitled “An Act of divide the town of Bushwick,” and as the same are laid down hereon, and all the water-rght and privileges of the same belonging
Public notice is hereby given, that the undersigned, the supervisor and the overseers of the poor of the present town of Bushwick, will, pursuant to the statute in such case made and provided, proceed on the 1st day of November, 1850, at 12 o’clock at noon of that day, at the Kings County Hotel, at the corner of South Seventh and First Streets, in the village of Williamsburgh, to sell at public vendue, the common lands of the former town of Bushwick, as the same are included in the limits of said town, as fixed by the alteration or division of said town, by an Act of the Legislature of this state, passed 16th March, 1840, entitled “An Act of divide the town of Bushwick,” and as the same are laid down hereon, and all the water-rght and privileges of the same belonging
[1850]
Map of 457 lots and one dwelling-house, situated on Myrtle, Bushwick, Stone, Evergreen, and Central Avenues and Broadway, also on Marion, Sumpter, Chauncey, McDougal, Furman, Fairfax, Pilling, and Granite Streets, Brooklyn March 1873
Map of 457 lots and one dwelling-house, situated on Myrtle, Bushwick, Stone, Evergreen, and Central Avenues and Broadway, also on Marion, Sumpter, Chauncey, McDougal, Furman, Fairfax, Pilling, and Granite Streets, Brooklyn March 1873
[1873]