Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-02-08
Real Estate.

ESOR SALE.-A COTTAGE HOUSE, on -,
emily arranged. G. t. S. CURTIS. IL
- FARM FOR sALE.-one Of the sysk
an best and most productive in Worcester, con- ssS
sS. tanning abour sixty acres very pleasantly -<as-
situated about two miles from the Court House, and will
De sOli a. great bargain Apply to .,,,
Worcester, Nov. %, 1855. -'''''-f - dtf
o. HOUSE FOR SALE.-The House and
ki;i Land No, % summer street, lately owned by Mrs
.ssA. Abigail z. r. Smith, deceased, now occupied by
Five Families for SALE bargain to The purchaser
For particulars inquire of JosEPH LEWIS the prem
ises, or WILLIAM JsSNIsoN, No. 10 Chestnut Street
Worcester, JAN II. 1856.
HOUSE LOTSFoR SALE, OR. EXCHANGE
h FOR OTHER PRoPERTY.-A few House Lots will
be exchanged for small Farm Worcester, or 70.
Houses in the city.
Please address Box 3S4 Worcester P. o.
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-, FOR SALEM WESTBORO.
k,,i FARM Of the first class, containing sc acres
Eh. well walled and watered. Ii acres of hard wood
ard good supply of fruit.
There were raised upon the fam the past yevr as tons
OF English hay tons of meadow hay 800 bushels Pota
toes ago bushels of corn besides Fruit Beanand Pump
The Buildings consist ofa large well built House-Barn
w by Soteet-Carriage house II by 3OWood house IA
by 70 DagueIreotype view of the place may be seen
For further particulars inquire of W. FISHER. Eru
worcester, Dea y n. WHITE, State Farm, Westbo-o',
ORD O. GILMAN, upon the premises If desired SO acres
with the buildings viii be sold separately
Westboro, Jan. 9th, 1856 ian25dtf
- FOR SALE "A two story Dwelling House
s and about three ourths of acre of Land situa-
A ted in the village Of North Charlton about mile
rom charlton Depot on the north side of the old Worces
Ter and Stafford Turnpike and formerly the residence Of
the late Col Asa Bacon The House in good repair and
well calculated for two families.
Also, about acres of land lying on the onnosita aide
OF sad road, with q small Barn thereon II will be sold
at low price, separately or all together, and liberal
creig ven for most of the purchase money, and is de-
chanic. Hos 4 SnENNy
Leicester. Nov, 7, 1856 dawtf
-. FOR SALE-A COTTAGE HOUSE AND
k5i SHOE SHOP, together with about an half an acre
le of Land, with choice fruit trees the same, pleas
any situated in the contre of West Boyston within TWEEN
y reds Of the Depot Store and Post Office Said Juid
West Boyston, Jan. 9, 1855 daw1m#
o. FARM FOR SALE-sItuated four miles
E,i; from the Court House. 1t consists of Sixty-aix
.4asAa Acres divided into Moving and Pasturng and
senteeH acres Of young Wood Land the Farm is
ahorchard having large variety of grated trees The
buildings consist of twostory House and Barn. Said
Farm is early and wei adapted to the cultivation of veg
etables.
The Farm Will be sold cheap Tor cash. or IT will he ex
charged for House or Building Lot in this city large
orI3n Of the purchase money can remain on mortgage
Corner of Myrtle and soutIibridge streets
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o. FOR SALE-Stuated ia Mil6ury s-5sz
E3;,,s ABOUT hall way between Armory Village sS2N
-Ns.sA- Biamanville, Cottage House wel-but -=As=
and nearly new, and half stories high 23x32 with
an 14x16 containing wood-house, and shoe makers
shop with 80 rods of land having about 40 young fruit
trees Of different kinds set out thereon Also good well
of water. Possession given the first of April For
further particulars inquire of the subscriber the prem
Uses JOSEPH N.JOSLIN
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o. HOUSE FOR SALE.-The subscribe
EA,iS offers for sale valuable House and Lot very
A pleasantly situated in the centre of North Brook
hed The house is large nearly new, and in complete
repair containing Id rooms, aside from pantries and
presses it is conveniently arrsnged for one two or even
three families, or might be used for Boarding House.
which is much needed in the place
An excellent well of durable water and ssme vauabIe
Fruit Trees on the place. The property will be sold low
and payments made easy. Possession given the first of
April next. THOMAS RoND
NORM Brookheld, Dec. II, 1856. diff