The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-11-26
VaIuable Real Estate for Sale.

"a ME undersigned authorized to sell, and
| a execute deeds to convey, all that valuable
| REAL ESTATE, situated in Worcester, in
| the County of Worcester, known by the name
| of the Chandler Farm, and now owned by Col.
SAMUEL WARD. 1t contains about 300 acres !;
is about 100 rods from the South Meeting
House, in Worcester, and extends more than
230 rods on the east side of the great road from
Boston to Springfield, Northampton, aud New
York. On the north side it extends l49 rods on
the great road from Worcester to Amherst and
Northampton; and on the south side, l40 rods
on town road. 1t consists of Moving, Til
lage, Orcharding, Pasture, and Wood Land, in
suitable proportions. 1t has two good Dwell
ling Houses, nearly new, two large Barns, with
all convenient Out Buildings and the whole in
complete repair. and the Land is every where
well watered. 1t is separated into convenient
lots by good fences, mostly stone walls
1t seldom happens, that tract of Land so
extensive, so rich, and SO well adapted to the
different wants of a variety of purchasers is Of
fered in the market 1t can be divided into
four or five excellent Farms, or parted into lots
of different Sizes and used for various purposes.
The whole eastern front may be divided into
eligible building lots, for which, the surprising
increase of population in Worcester, must soon
create pressing demand. The whole Estate,
indeed, has been long admired for the beauty
Oh It's SITUATION. ana the leFtlllty OF It's SOIL.
Connected with this, 20 acres of excellent
Land, called the Tatnic Pasture, lying about
miles West from the Village in Worcester, are
offered for sale.
Also, one undivided half of all the Real Es-
tate, connected with the Worcester Brewery,
now owned by Messrs. Trumbull g. Ward, ly
ing in BUSINESS part of the village, and Dor
dering on the Blackstone Canal. The other
half, may probably be purchased on fair terms
of its present owners.
All the above Real Estate, excepting the
buildings on the Chandler Farm, and about 20
acres of land, adjoining thereto, and excepting
also, the Brewery Estate, will be sold at pub
lie auction, together or in parcels, on Wednes-
day, the Oath day of December next, at the
Brick Hotel in Worcester NJ 10 e'olock NJ
unless previously disposed of at private sale.
The other portions offered at private sale
Conditions, 25 per cent. cash, at the delivery
Of the deeds, or by good Note at sixty days
with interest the residue, by instruments oil
/, 2 and years, on good security, with inter-
est, semi. annually.
An unoues,ioned title will be given, and an
accurate map of the Chandler Farm, will be
previously exhibited to those, who may wish to
examine IT.
All persons disposed to purchase, are invited
70 examine the premises All those especially,
who contemplate a removal to Worcester 10
engage in any ofthe various branches OF Proht-
able business, which are Opening to the view
of the enterprising and industrious, are REMIND
| ed. that another opportunity will probably new
er be presented of purchasing situations, SO we'll
| adapted to their wants. because great pro-
portion of all the Real Estate in and near the
centre of business is already occupied, or passed
! into the hands of numerous individuals, VINO
il is believed, will not bring any great portion
into the market at once, and not on terms 81
favorable as arc here presented. The under
siyned have no interest in the premises, an'
are not conscious ofexaggeratlon IN their repre-
sensations of this Estate. For further inior
nation, application may be inade 10 either
the subscribers in Worcester.
SAINT. nj. BURNSIDE.
BENJAMIN BUTMAN.
ARTEMAS WARD.
CHARLES ALLEN.
Worcester, Nov. ID, le25. lsow4
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