Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1824-03-03
Tavern for Sale.

eY authority OF the Judge of
H-GProbate for the County of Worcester,
will be sold at Public Auction on the premi
ses, on Monday the twenty second day Of
March next, at one O'clock P. NJ. that wen
known Stage Tavern in Spencer, for many
years kept by Isaac jerks ESQ. deceased.
and lately by John and Isaac ienks. The
House is large and commodious, and pleasant
~ situated about 100 rods west Of the Meet
ng-houSe in said Spencer, on the great Post
road leading from Boston to Albany and the
great Western Country, and in the centre of
thriving village, wherein is situated a large
Woollen-Manufactory, Store, Iannery and
many other Mechanics. With the Tavern
house will be sold about seven acres ofchoice
land or more as may suit the purchaser.
through which runs a stream of water suffi.
Gent to carry machinery Of various kinds
Also, good and convenient Horse barn. well
accommodated with sufficient stabline, two
sheds, large farmers barn, wood house and
other out buildings with three wells of water
and an aqueduct on the premises. Two Sta
ges from Boston TO Albany call every day at
this house, and exchange mails at the Post.
Office which is also kept there. The man OF
business and enterprise will find it an object
worthy his attention. Possession given the
first of april next. i"
Also, at the same time and place, about
thirty three acres of the FIRST rate of moving
and wood land, situated near the tavern. and
divided into lots OF, from three to seven acres,
and would well accommodate the purchaser
OF the tavern, or others in the vicinity.
Also, the one half undivided and in COM
mon of the right Of reversion, in the Dover of
the Widow Ruth jerks, set out to her from
the farm of Isaac jerks ESQ. deceased This
Dover contains about eighty two acres of
land well watered and divided into moving,
Pasturing, tiilage and woodland, with the
greatest part OF large new dwelling house
and three eights of the great farm-barn. The
moving and tllage-land is the best part of the
best farm in Spencer.
Also, the right OF reversion in the Dover of
the Widow Roxa jerks, set out to her from
the Real estate OF John jerks deceased. The
premises consist of about thirty one acres of
good land, divided into moving, pasturing,
tillage, woodland and meadow, with a part
of said new house and farm-barn.
Also, about two acres of excellent mead
ow-land situated in the great meadow, so
called, about two miles from the tavern.
Also, the one half of Pew on the lower
floor in Spencer Westinghouse, including the
Widows Dover.
Also, three sixteenths of one half of a small
tenement and half an acre of land situated
n ar said tavern.
Also, all the right in equity which the said
John jerks deceased, had in redeeming the
following described mortgaged premises, viz
Six sixteenths of said Woolien Mandatory
with about four acres of land with dwelling
house, store and other buildings thereon.
Also, the Baxter farm, so called, situated
in the Notherly part of said Spencer, contain
ing about seventy acres OF good land.
Also, the Brooks farm, so called situated in
the Northerly part of said Spencer, containing
about seventy acres of land.
Also, the Wheeler farm, SO called, contain
ing one hundred acres, the Dean farm, con.
tanning fifty four acres, and the Chickerins
lot, containing about thirty nine acres, all
situated in the Northwesterly part Of Rutland
All The above described real Estate belongs to
the estate of John jerks, late Of Spencer de.
ceased, and will be sold for the payment OF
his just debts and charges.
For further particulars, reference NAV be
had to Isaac jerks Esq. on the premises or
tothe subscriber living near the Meeting
house.
Twenty five per cent of the purchase
money will be required on part Of the prem
lses at sale, and credit with good security,
will be given on the remainder
JAMES DRAPER Jr. Admr.
Spencer, Feb. 13, 4w.