Litchfield enquirer., 1848-03-30
Auction.

MT ATTAIN BASSETT finding himself OF
( IN account of advanced age and the recen
decease Of his wife, unable any longer to have
the care and management Of his estate in tht
condition in which il now exists has suthoriz'
ed the undersigned by powe, Of attorney Il
sell the same. By virtue Of this instrument The
subscriber will sell al public Vendue. at IL
o'clock, A.. M. on Tuesday the llih day o.
| April next, at the house Of said Basselt, tie
follow ing property. tc wit: VI
| The Farm on which said Bassett now re-
! sides, containing 1876 acres, about sixty oil
which is heavy wood. a House. 3 Barns and
! other buildings thereon, 10th part ofihe Saw
Mill hear this Farm, yoke oxen, pair steers,
cows, 20 sheep. hogs, 10 pigs, horse. hay
and grain, cart. Wagon, harness, Jokes.
chains. farming tools, lumber, blacksmth's
tools, household furniture, cooking utensils
and great variety Of other ARTICLES.
Fol- this property no money is Immediately
wanted. The Farm will be sold on any length
of credit not exceeding 90 years, that is 10 say,
payments. not extending beyond the aforesaid
time, with interest annually on the whole
The debt 10 be; secured by mortgage on The
property, and if no cash payment is made al
the lime of the delivery ofthe deed, addition
al security to: one fourth the purchase will be
required by mortgage on other unincumbered
real estate or responsible Undersi gner. may be
mutually agreed. For the personal property.
credit will be given and further particulars
made known at the time Of sale. Immediate
possession given. with the exception Of the
House WHICH will be reserved three days for
the family to remove. 10 dispose Of this
property at private sale the subscriber desires
no applications ; il being the intention 10 have
the whole 60 at vendue, and an adjournment
whatever the weather may be will be consid-
cred unfortunate, as from the advanced period
Of the Spring purchasers will doubtless wish
to enter into immediate occupation Vi the
land. '.
This property has been owned and occupied
by Esquire Bassett ABOUT SO years, so that the
title is unquestionable. ANY questions about
this or about the right or ability of the under.
signed to pass the title to the purchaser MAJ
he presented by the public at the expense Of
the subscriber to o $. Seymour, Esq. of litch-
field or n. Brewster, Esq. Of Goshen; the
iormer having in his possession the original
power of attorney, and the latter copy. This
Fa, m is situated near It e center OF the village
Of Milton in the aforesaid town OF Litchfeld,
on the main road from said Litchfcld to Corn
wall Bridge, and adjoining the town OF Gosh
Ell line. A description of the property may be
had of Moses Lyman Of Goshen, Augustus
Swift of Cornwall, D. C. WhiiIlesey of New
Preston, WIN. Bassett u Watertown, MI A.
Morey living nea. the Farm will show the
same. So &@ mN $50 & 8
The undersigned desires Furthermore 20 say
that il any persons are willing to bid on Ger
tain parts of this Farm who would not do. SO
on the whole. an Interview at his house in
Warren. is requested, with the view of having
such parts surveyed previous TO the day 81
sale, and then offered in two ways, that is, if
the aggregate of bids on the several parts ex-
coed the bid on The whole the bidders on such
parts will be considered the purchasers, 9TH
erwise not.
NJ G. P. TALLMADGE
March 25th, 1S4s. s46 2w