Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-03-22
CAUTIONS.
STOCK s TOOLS j

80, STOCK s TOOLS AT 1ggySs1
G&ASa wan Z, A ~ y :, g. l O n ~
-sI&S&so of the late Nathaniel Brooks, of South Wor-
cester on THURSDAY March 2S at O'Clock A. NJ, the
following articles;
old; mch Cows; Farrow Cows; Q Yearlings;
valuable Horse, years old; Shoats; Ok Carts; OK
Wagon; Hay Cart about rs bushels Of Corn; Horse
Wagon; Horse Wagon; Lumber Wagon; Carryan
10 bushels of Oats and about Of Prime English Hay,
together with general assortment Of Farming Tools &C.
Il. B. LAMS0N, Auctr
Worcester, March II, 1854. daw1w
A SsIGNEE'S SALE. MACHINERY, LOOK
IA ING GLASS FRAMES, LUMBER, &c.
A Il A u G Il / ION.
WIN be sold at Public Auction on FRIDAY, March 24th
at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ at the Frame Factory in New Wor
cester, formerly occupied by H. c. Morse upwards Of
1000 Looking Glass Frames.
of various sizes and styles in lots suit purchasers Also
Circular Saws, Veneerng Presses and other tools for
manufacturing Looking Glass Frames about go 600 feet
{, 15 and IA inch seasoned PINE LUMBER, lot of Var
nish, Iron Safe, Lumber Wagon, Buggy Wagon and
variety of other articles not enumerated Terms at sale
W. b. TABER, Assignee.
mar2l dts S. W. sELBY, Auct'r.
~ HOUSE AT AUCTION.-The subscriber
f will sell his valuable House and Barn, out Buildings,
s&and Household Goods together with the Land there
to belonging SATURDAY the 18th inst at 10 o'clock,
A. NJ. at Public Auction. The house is new 81 by SO
feet and L., 10 by 24 it, stories, and thoroughly fin
shed in every part and made after the best approved
most convenient style. Having an excellent Garden a
large variety of choice Fruit Trees with yards
laid out with great taste and EXPENSE and being in Tx
bridge Centre within few rods of Meeting and School
Houses, and the r. r. Depot, renders it valuable
retired residence for whose business is the line
Of the Providence and Worcester r. Il.
Uxbridge, March Is, 1854. ENocH HoAG
mchl5 d&wtmch25
lraA FARM AT AUCTION.-Win be Pa
-GsM sold at public auction, the prem s.Sss
ises, on THURSDAY March 80 at 10 O'Clock A. M the
by In
situated iu Kmbal Village the Boston Road, between
New England Village and Marlborough, containing about
1855 acres of
VALUABLE LAND,
well divided into moving, tllage pasturng, and wood
land.
On the same are Dwelling Houses Barns and othel
0utbuildings About IS of Woodland, and one o
the best Apple Orchards in the County The Farm will b.
sold n one lot or divided into lots to suit purchasers
The above under high state of cultivation. Persona
wishing purchase invited call and examine prio
| to the sale Terms liberal, and made known at sale
AT the time, will be sold Il tons English Hay and
all the Wagons, Carts, Tools &C., belonging the Farm.
S. W. SELBY, Auctioneer.
Grafton, March II, 1854 davis
"a GUARDIANS SALE OF REAL
cd EsTATE-By License Of Court, will be sold at pub
si.4&.c auction, on
Friday, the 31sf Day OfMarch Next,
mt 10 O'clock A NJ the following Real Estate to witt:
The Homestead Farm Of Eli Harrington, of Westboro
consisting Of about IS of Excellent Land well di
vided into Moving Tlage, and Pasturing, with good
supply Of Wood The buildings consist Of a large and
comlnodious Dwelling House, good Barn, Wood Shed,
Carriage House, and Granary all in good repair And is
situated about mile Of the centre of the town. and
Depot in Westboro, and within few rods of Saw and
Grist Mill To any person wanting good Farm, In
good location, this presents opportunity part Of
the purshase money remain mortgage, If desired
Also the Pew No. 80, in the Evangelical Socety's
Meeting House
Also the Horse She'd No 3d. near said Meeting House.
EDWIN BULLARD, Guardian
westboro', Fcb'y u, 1854 mchs d&wts