Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-03-18
Auctiolts.


III viii be sold at Public Auction, on the tsSss
LII premises on TUESDAY March 1S,b a first 49,
class FARM in westboro', containing 40 acres well
walled and watered ii acres of hard wood, and good
supply of fruit.
There raised upon the farm the past year as tons
of English hay tons of meadow hay 800 bushels Pota
toes 400 bushels of corn, besides Fruit Beans Pump
kins not few.
The Buildings consi If large well built House-Barn
90 by 80 feet-Carrage house II by 30Wood house II
by 26 Daguerreotype view of the place may be
at this office.
For further particulars inquire of W. FISHER Fso,
Worcester Dea 8. N. WHITE, State Farm, Westboro',
orJ. c. GILMAN upon the premises If desired so
with the buildings will be sold separately
Westboro, March 9TH, 1856 dow
f~A REAL estate IN WESTBORO,
VIA, Will be sold at Public Auction the premises,
HsA.sh. March % an, at O'Clock P. NJ, the Dwelling
House (heary new) occupied by Otis Newton, and
quarter of an Acre OF Land upon which the house stands
The place in the immediate vicinity of schools church,
&c D. f. NEWTON, Auctioneer.
mch5 dt23d
49, PUBLIC AUCTION.-wilI be sold at
Hi;.i Public Auction, on SATURDAY the 22i of March,
@sssl instant the Warren LnzeII Estate. sit
uated No. 40 On SUMMER STREET.
Said Estate consists of a large and wel-arranged
Dwelling House, suited for two families if desired, with
about 5000 feet of excellent land upon which there is
large variety of choice Fruit Trees.
Sale at O'Clock P NJ, the premises. Terms made
known at the time and place of sale
ISAAC DAVIS, I'M.
BENZ. WALKER, Arus'ees'
Worcester, Mach II, 1856. dt2d mch14
"a AUCTT0N.ma,EgAARM STOCK, FOOLS, E9:G
III On WEDNESDAY, March %, at O'Clock, -
A. NJ, will be sod at Auction in Leicester without re-
serve, as the owner is about going West the FARM
which he resides, situated the Cherry Valley and
Cappvile road and the next south the Henshaw Farm
and called the Harrison Howard place. The said farm
consists of about fifty suitably DIVIDED into tage,
pasture and woodland, aud in all respects is good and
desirable place. Terms cas-, known at tine sale
AT the time and place will be sold for cash, the
stock, consisting of one Morgan Cot years old next
I,tn ID II r.,,,
place One yoke of seven year old 0xen weigh 5000 lbs
perfectly gentle and capable ofdong much work any
in Worcester County. One superb Cow years old with
calf, also farrow Cow Two (halfSuolk) Pigs Three
hen and cock Turkeys and lot of other poultry One
Ok Wagon, superb iron axletrees, broad Ok Cart
Buggy Wagon iron axletrees Sleigh, two seds
pair new ravers with eight foot tight body
attached sde-hil, stubble, sub-soi and horse Pows
Cultvator Harrow, and many other articles
to mention. Also so bushels the cob.
Garter shenango black, and peach blow potatoes cab
ages, carrots rutabagas, turnps parsnips bees and
bbs. Vinegar Also lot Of Furniture including an
Xeen cooking stove, and lot Of chestnut plank posts
and NJ sawed shingles.
N. B. Ifthe weather should be stormy the sale will
take place the next fair day, Sunday excepted.
oHAs HERsEY, Aao FHAA'
Leicester, March II, 1856. dSt&w1t
49, FARMS FOR SALE ATAUCTION,
Milf; TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
--sss- win be sold at public auction, on THURSDAY,
Marsh 9th, 1856, at O'Clock P NJ on the premises
that valuable Real Estate, known as the
Otis Bartlett Farm,
situated in Smthed r. L. consisting about 140
of land with two dwelling houses barns and other
buildings The orchards contain several hundred trees
the very choicest varieties of APPLE pear peach ounce
cherry, plum &c. There is also grapery rs feet in
length containing vines of the Frontgnac Black Prince
Black Hamburg, &c. which being years DID, have
just come to their full bearing although they have pro-
duced partial crops of fruit for four five years
The houses and barns furnished through cement
aqueduct with copious supply of remarkably pure soft
This place was owned and occupied by the late DR..
Elisha Bartlett being his hereditary homestead and
beautiful country residence.
II is two miles from the Woonsocke Depot and little
than mile from the Blackstone Depot the Provi.
dence and Worcester Railroad, and little than
mile from tn Wat rford Depot the Boston and New
York road The Air Line road, now in process of con
structon from Boston to New York passes across the
farm, within quarter of mile of the house.
The two Farms will be sold separately. Terms liberal.
Sale positive.
u Horse, Cow, quantity of Hay, and other per.
Bonal property will be sold at the same time
JOHN 0SRoRNE,)
VIM. S. SLATER, : Trustees.
ISAAC BROWN, )
smithfeld, Feb 49, 1855. d&wt27th mch4