Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-03-21
- AUCTION.-FARM, STOCK, TOOLS. ns.n
f1.1 AND FURNITURE k$2<

.ssAs On WEDNESDAY, March 20, at o'clock, 49,
A. NJ will be sod at Auction in Leicester without re-
serve as the owner is about going West the FARM on
which he resides, situated the Cherry Valley and
Cappyie road and the next south c the Henshaw Farm
and called the Harrison Howard place. The said farm
consists of about fifty acres suitably divned into tage
pasture and woodland ard in all respects is good and
desirable place. Terms and made known at the SALE
AT the same time and place will be sold for cash. the
stock, consisting Of one Morgan Cot years old next
June, sound and kind to in any harness, spot or
place. One yoke of seven year old Oxen weigh 5000 bs
perfectly gentle and capable doing much work as any
in Worcester County. One superb Cow years old with
calf also one farrow Cow. Two (hasuiolk) Pigs Three
hen and one cock Turkeys and lot other poultry One
Ok Wagon, superb iron axletrees broad OK Cart
Buggy Wagon, iron axetrees Sleigh two common seds
one pair new ravers with eight foot tight body
attached, hill, stubbIe, sub-sol and horse Plows
Cutivaor, Harrow, and many other articles too numer
Gus to mention Also some 80 bushels on the cob
carter Shenango black and peach blow potatoes cab.
ages, carrots, rutabagas, turnps parnips bees and
bbs Vinegar. Also lot of Furniture, including an ex-
xeent cooking stove and lot of chestnut plank posts,
and NJ. sawed shingles
N D. If the weather should be stormy the sale will
take place the next fair day, Sunday excepted.
CHAs HERsEY, Auct'r,
Leicester, March II, 1856 dSt&wlt
o., FARMS FOR SALE ATAUCTION,
#;,; TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE
80 sA WIN be sold at public auction, THURSDAY
March 21th 1856, at ocl,ck P NJ on the premises
that valuable Real Estate, known the
Otis Bartlett Farm,
situated in smithded R. T. consisting Of about 40 acres
Of land with two dwelling houses, barns, other out.
buildings The orchards contain hundred trees Of
the very choicest varieties of apple pear peach ouince
cherry, plum, &C. There ia also a grapery rs feet Ia
length containing vines Of the Frongnac, Black Prince,
Black Hamburg, sc, which being seven years old have
Just come to their full bearing, although they have pro-
duced partial crops of fruit for four five years
The houses and barns are furnished through cement
water. WV
This place owned ard occupied by the late DR..
Elisha Bartlett, being his hereditary homestead and h
beautiful country residence.
1t is two miles from the woonsocket Depot. and little
more than mile from the Blackstone Depot n the proy
dence and Worcester Railroad, and little more than
mile from thu Wat rord Depot the Boston and New
York road The Air Line road now in process of con
struction from Boston to New York. passes across the
farm, within quarterof mile of the house.
Sale positive.
o. Horse a Cow, quantity of Hay, and other uer.
Honal property will be sold at the same tine.
JOHN 0Se0RNE,)
WIN. s. SLATER, Trustees.
ISAAC BROWN,
smlthheld, Feb. %, 1856 d&wt27th mch4
g. FARM AT AUCTION IN SOUTH.
H9. BOkO The subscriber being about to IeavetoWn
E6A will sell his Farm at Public Auction ON the nrami
SEES, without reserve, to the highest bidder on Salnr
day, the 18th instant. at II O'Clock Il. NJ.
!" Farm is pleasantly situated beautiful hill
ABOUT mile distant from the Newton Station on the Az
Branch R. 1t consists of about 55 acres of excellent
land, well divided into Moving Pssturage and TiIlage
wtn good supply Of Wood. 1t has thereon some 400
lhrlty Trees of various kinds Of choice u and is we'll
supplied with excellent water The buildings consist of a
convenient ard comfortable Dwelling House, Barn, with
cellar under the sane, and other buildings well arranged
LOT a' ml0g purposes There 100 Ok loads of
Manure on the premises, most of which has been drawn
into the fields.
The above mentioned buildings and about 40 acres Of
the land will be sold together; Immediately after which
will be sold the remaining land
Nohultons OF SAFE liberal, and may be ascertained by
inqurng Of Dexter Newton. the FayyiIe Station ON
said Railroad, or of the subscriber the premises
SAMUEL d. STOWE.
CURTIS NEWTON; Auctioneer.
oou1nDoro,, March ~, 1886. davis
~ SALE AT AUCTION.-The subscriber
W being about to remove from the place. will sell his
S&sSReal Estate in Millbury, at Auction on TUESDAY
April LIST, at O'Clock P. NJ. The estate consists Of a
Dwelling House, Barn. and one-half acre of land well
supplied with choice Vines and Fruit Trees; all in good
condition, and furnishing most ample convenient ac-
commodanons for family 1t being situated 10 delight
u village, near the Schools churches and derots is one
OF the most desirable for a country residence
Terms made known at the time of sale
Millbury, March IS, 1856. d2wt