The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1833-06-08
AUCTIONS,
Valuable R eel .Esfk g
Eo1 SAIDs

| V001 CO PsScss saV pa9eou
I4@l of land 10 this town. !
snd IN Bristol, contagious to w aisn some
of which are we'll situated (or building
lots, and present good Opportunity ia
those who wish IN buy for this purpose, or
to invest for future Improvements. A por
ton being laid out in Building Lots, will
be offered In that form; but 40 opportuni-
ty will be afforded 10 any one who may
wish TO purchase the whole or any one
lot. The lands have been recently sur
veyed bv II. BoswoRTH, ESQ. A fall
and complete plan of all The lots are ac-
curately drawn out and exhibited with
their several boundaries, on a plat no~ 1t
Col. Coles Hotel, IN this fown, for gem
eral view and inspection, and will 90 re-
main until disposed Of
Lot No. l--is situate on. the Main-st.
measuring Z $40 rods, and on Wheaton,
street, 22 $40 rods on Lyndou-stroet.
Z $40 rods and on land Of F. Sisson, ESQ.
22 rods, and is divided into four building
lots, two on Main-street and two on Lyn-
Gon.street.
Lot No. 2-is situate ia the rear Of
No. l, and little to the southwark, ,meaa
uring on Lyndon-street, 9 $40 rods on
land Of F. Sisson, Esq. 20 6-l0 rods on
the salt meadow at Warren River, LILO
rods; and on land Of Coomer Halle, 26
t-i0 rods. This lot can be divided into
two lots for building on Lyndon-street -
and in the rear should Water-street be
continued through as Is contemplated, win
afford additional advantages for this same
purpose.
Lot No. 3--lies between No. 2, aud
the river, Is piece Of salt meadow, con-
tanning 3-4 of an acre and will be sold
with mo. 2, or separate as most desirable.
LotyNo 4-is a piece Of salt meadow
containing about acres and IL situate az
It appeals ON the plat to the southwark Of
NO. z adds.
Lois No. and Care situate on the
east side Of the street or main road Lead
ing to Bristol, extending from Franklin-
street, 43 $40 rods on the road to Bris-
toI, and running east on Franklin-street.
and in rear from said main road about 90
rods; aHd these it is thought may be laid
out into lots Tor building, very advantage
cously; the 2 lots contain about 6 acres.
Lot NO. 7--is bounded northerly ON
Franklin-street and contains about S Ia
acres.
Lot No. 8-contains about is 1-0 A.
crss, and is bounded by Lots No. 6 and
4, and by land OF Joseph Smith, Esq. and
Mark Smith, the east end Of which is a
swamp full Of young maple trees, all the
rest is upland.
Lot No. Sis situate on tho northerly
side OF 'Crane's lane, containing about g.
l-2 acres; the north end is thrifty younr-
wood, all the rest pasture.
Lot No. lois situate on the east side
Of the said roud to Bristol, at the corner
Of Cranes lane, containing about 2 Id
acres; the south half Of which is now Of.
4ered for sale, but probably the whole lot
will be sold together si4
Lot No. Ills at the south Of and ad<
joining No. 10, and contains about l Ia
acre.
The advantages here presented are
whether viewed in the light
of immediate improvement or future adj
vancement. The land is in the vicinity
ofa thriving place of ofbusiness, which the
to"A oi '" oiiCh3 a. thiS houlCut pTeSe0toS
extending itself by the activity and enter
prize of its industrious citizens, both in
Trade and population, and fast rising to
rank and Importance in the scale Of com-
mercial prosperity. A portion of thi,
and is delightfully."- situated as to pros
pect, commanding an extensive and beau.
.iful view Of Warren and Providence riv-
srs and Narragansett bay, and the adj
oining country. And the salubrity Of
he air and heaIthiness Of the climate il
not exceeded in New England or even in
his country.
The land is offered on favorable terms,
Il private sale, and considerable part Of
he purchase money may remain on in
crest, secured by mortgage on the prem-
ses, if desired. If not sold at private
'ale, the lots will be offered at PUBLIC
on the premises, ON Weoncs
lay, 26th June next, at 10 O'Clock, Ia the
orenoon. In the mean time applicants
ire referred to the aforementioned olaf
Exhibited at Col. Coles Hotel, in ib,s
own, where they are respectfully invited
0 call and examine the same and fof
arther information apply to
S. p. CHILD, or
J.T. CHILD.
Wa,ren, RI May II, 1888. is.
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