Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-03-27
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By W. W. PnArr, Auctioneer.
M0RTGAGEE's SALE OF FURNITURE
A 7 UCTION.
ON wEpNEspAY NEXT. APRIL ed.

ON WEDNESDAY NEXT. APRIL Cd,
At lot O'Clock A NJ, shall SELL at The middle store in
Aliens Block. opposite the City Squares
large assortment Of
HOUSEHOLD FU RNITURII,
Embracing many articles of the most fashionable styles
and best workmanship among which the followiug
One Mahogany Book Case, made to order; one Mahog-
any Side Board; complete Chamber Seitcost 5000;
three elegant Black Walnut Centre Talcs with Iaian
marble tops; one Dress Bureau with marble top; one
elegant bllos walnut Paror Writing Desk; two superb
Sofas back walnut AID brocatelle Easy Chair do
and Lady's Chair, do, with six Parlor Chairs to
match; one large plush Easy Chair; four Antique do
one Otomau one Antique Sofa; large oval Gilt Mir
rors--cost $50 each eight Square gil; do one large
black walnut Extension Dining Table; one Hair Cloth
IA; two hair cloth Rocking Chairs; one Gothic Arm
Chair, one Cottage do; eight Hair Cloth Cnairs one
elegant Hair Mattrass weight 40 pounds with pillows
and holsters: blue Chamber set common; one mi-
taion Black Walnut d. and great variety of other
tces numerous to MENTION all Of which will be sold
without reserve to the highest bidder.
This sale is well worthy the attention of Housekeepers
and those intending be such, and the goods may be
examined on the day previous to the sale. The ladies
especially are nuited to attend
dts W " PRATT, Auctioneer
81, FAR NS FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
E4;,, TRbSTEES' SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
ls-sb. Viii be sold at public auction, on THURSDAY,
March 9th 1856 at o'cl, ok P NJ on the premises
that valuable Reel Estate, known as the
Oifs Bartlett Farm,
situated in Smithfed R. J. consisting of about I4o acres
of land with two dwelling houses barns and other cut
bulldogs The orchards contain several hundred trees of
the 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 seven years old, have
just come to their full bearing although they have pro
ducad partial crops of fruit for four or five years
The houses and barns furnished through cement
aqueduc with copious supply of remarkably pure soft
water
This place was owned and occupied by the late DR..
Elisha r2tt, being his hereditary homes.ead and is a
beautiful country residence.
IL two miles from the Woonsocke Depot and Little
than mile from the Blackstone Depot IN the proy
dence and Worcester Railroad, and little more than
mile from tn waterford Depot the Boston and New
York road. The Air Line road in process of con
struction 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.
D. A Horse, Cow quantity of HaY and other per
gonal property, will be sold at the same time
JOHN OS 90RHE,)
'wM s. SLATER, Trustees.
ISAAC BROWN, )
smithfcld, Feb. g. 1855. d&wt27th mch4
g. FARM AT AUCTION IN SOUTH
sst BORo The subscriber being about to leave to 9n
So will II his Farm at Public Auction, the premi-
ses, without reserve to the highest bidder on SnIur-
day, The Doth instant. ut II O'Clock A. NJ
Sale Farm is pleasantly situated a beautiful hill
abou mile distant from the Newton Station on the Ag
Branch r r 1t consists of about 55 of excellent
land, well divided into Moving, Pasturage, and Tlage
with good supply of Wood. It has thereon some 400
thrifty Trees Of various kinds of choice fruit and is well
supplied with excellent water The buildings consist of a
convene mt ard comfortable Dwelling House, Barn. with
celar under the same, and other buildings well arranged
for la mieg purposes There some 100 Ok loads of
Manure on the premises, most of which has been drawn
into the fields
The above mentioned buildings, and about ~ acres of
the land will be sold together; Immediately after which
viii be sold The remaining land
Conditions Of sale liberal, and may be asce4r9rinS5 by
I nqriring If Dexter Newton. the Fayve Station on
said Railroad, of the subscriber, on the premises
SAMUEL D. STOWE.
CURTIS NEWTON, Auctioneer
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