Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-06-23
DREss TRIMMINGS & BUTTONS
REAL ESTATE.
IsToN AND AUBURN, ME.


FRANKLIN COMPANY
Treat Snle of Land-200 House Lots I'm
Lewiston and Auburn, Maine,
On TUESDAY, June %, at 10 O'Clock M. at Lewiston
and Auburn.
viii be sold to the highest bidder 200 finely located
House Lots in the thriving towns Of Lewiston and Auburn
These lots vary $500 to 5000 square fet EACH and
we'll adapted for dwellings and stores The town of Lew
iston is situated on the Androscoggn river SO miles in
land from Portland upon the line Of the AndroscoRRin
andkennebec Railroad It possesses an almost fnexhaus
ble water power easily applied and safe beyond all con-
gency There are nov established In the place cotton
actores running in the aggregate about Go 900 spindes
ana mill of 10000 spndles is now being competed-
Preparation Is also being made to build bleachery ca
pable OF bleaching six tuns day. The main canal is
IS now being completed and every part of the work be-
longing to the Company is being pressed to its COM
peton with great vgor; and is said that Lewiston is
doing more business at this time than any manufacturing
town in New England In addition to eabove there is
Touring and grst mill. Also, wooden mill machine
shop, and large iron foundry. The mills are those Of
the Bates Manufacturing Co., Hill Manufacturing Co.,
Lewiston Baggiug Co., and the Lincoln Mill The
town posses direct railroad communication with the
ses6oard at Portland, with the interior OF the state and
with canada The expenses Of living are low the town
being the centre of extensive agricultural region and
possessing large local trade independent oil any mann
featuring corporations therein Very few Of the esser
branches of manufacture having yet been established
ht lewiston or in fact in the state OF Maine n is believed
tnat an opening offered at Lewiston for profitable EN-
poyment Of small capital in the hands Of good mecban-
les unsurpassed by any other pase in New England and
the Company is prepared to lease land power upon
ne most reasonable terms for the carrying of any and
manufacturing city. There is now great demand for
dwelling houses and stores arising from the business Al
ready established in the place, and builders will find
for their interest to invest the rapid increase OF the
town warrants the BELIEF that all such investments will
yield an immediate and large return Persons wishing
to go from Boston to attend the sale will take the cars az
the Boston and Maine Railroad Station on Monday the
22i inst, at u o'clock m, which train will carry them
through to Lewiston that day. they will take the b.
train stop at Portland that night and reach deviation
next morning.
This whole property win be sold on very favorable
terms, and will be made known and catalogues plans
really three days previous to the sale.
Further particulars may be obtained Of the Company
% Union Building 40 State street, the Auctoneer or
Of BENZ, 7. LEEDS Agent at Lewiston. dts jel2
5..s4 GREAT SALE OF REAL ESTATE
8;;i AT AUCTf0N.-The subscriber, having removed
kasA from town. win sell at Public Auction, on
"Wednesday, the 9th day of June next,
on the premises, the following parcels of Real Estate sic
uated in the beautiful town of southboro' twenty-five
miles from Boston, and ten miles from Worcester.
At 9 O'Clock A. M. Lot 20. l. The Mansion House.
fortyfour by thirty-three feet, with an ell fifteen by
eighteeneet two stories containing fourteen rooms
kitchen, woodshed &c, fortysx BY fourteen feet one
story barn, shed, carriage house, and other cut
buildings, in good repair, and ten acres and wens
tyoar rods Of improved land remarkable for its fartiI
w and arength about one third of which is covered
with young vigorous fruit trees OF the best varieties
ibis loceton is unsurpassed by any in town conven
fence and beauty of It's scenery It is situated In the
centre OF the town, th County Road to Boston, and
the new County Road from Hopknon to Marlboro be-
tween two churches, and within three minutes walk
schools stores, post ONCE, and depot the Agricultural
Branch Railroad upon which there are three trains each
way daily from Boston and Worcester and on account Of
its easy access, very desirable place for gentleman
doing business in the city.
COndinons per cent the day Of sale, 10 per cent
In ten days. IS per cent satisfactory endorsed notes.
with interest added, payable in and months 50 per
cent may remain on mortgage, payable in instruments,
from one to five years. Immediate possession given.
At 10 ocllck A. NJ. Lot No. 2-conssting Of nine
lots OF land containing from 6 to 81 rods each aveTag
ing 90 rodsi ffths Of Wheewrght Shop, and
Riarkamith Sat londo oTh
situated In the centre of said Bouthboro the north side
Of the old county road to Boston, and west side OF heneW
county road from Hopknton to Marlboro Said lots are
very desirable for building purposes, either dwelling
houses mechanics shops having all The advantages o.
location described in lot No Conditions Of sale, per
cent on the day SALE the balance satisfactory endorsed
notes with interest added, payable In and months.
Immediate possession given
At O'Clock P. NJ. Lot No g. One undivided half in
common with Sullivan Fay IL acres and SO rods Of
land, with house, and barn 30 by 80 feet built about
ten years SINCE situated about half mile eastery of the
centre o. the centre Of southboro the east side Of
town road and the north side Of the Agricultural Branch
Railroad, and west Of Stony Brook.
AT II O'Clock P NJ. Lot No. lone undivided hair in
common With Sullivan Fay Of IA acres quarter and
rods Of cultivated land wing south Of 1T g. On he Ag
cultural Branch RairoRd and east Of a roal west
Of stony Brook and land Of Grant Fay and north ofot
D. Lots and are most desirable farming lands, easily
cultivated having more stone thereon than neces-
sary for fences. The other half Of lots and viii be
conveyed to the purchaser Of this half at the same price
At O'Clock, lot No. Ssh Of upland moving, Of
very superior quality lying south Of lot No l. west Of
land Of Grant Fay and JohE Maley, north Of lot No g.
and east Of al town road. u
At Il o'clock lot No. 6. o acres, quarter ana
rods of land mostly upland and meadow moving OF good
quality and heavy growth, with about haf an acre Of
thrifty growing wood lying south OF lot No. g. northeast
erly Of lot No. Z, and east Of town road. p
At o'clock, lot No. 7..T acres and Is Fods maatv
swale and meadow moving and swamp land lying aoutb
eastery Of lot O. west Of John Maes land and ort Of
town road. e144
At o'clock, lot No. 81. acres quarter and rods Of
pasture land, situated on the west side Of town road
north Of the house lately occupied By Taylor BRIGHAM
Lots and are the homestead locs 10 was formerly
the estate Of Joseph Fay deceased. Lots and hume
diae possession giyeni lots 81 and0 possession given
April /, 1858.
Conditions Of sale of lots and y per cenop the
day Of sale 45 per cent satisfactory payabe in three
and six months, with interest added the remaining half
secured BY mortgage otherwise, payable BY nsalenta
in one, two, and three years. Lois 3. A. s. and SIS ,er
cent the day Of sale per cent In 80 days 40 per cent
on the hrst day Of April uext the remaining hnlf ae
cured by mortgage otherwise payable by yearly in.
stalments, in years. = ~
For further Information apply to Dr. Joseph Burnett
SO fremont street, Boston, Fitch Winchester aouthboro
Centrei Sullivan Fay, near the Fayville Depot, or The
subscriber No. Main street, Worcester pIars On he
whole estate may be seen on application 10 SULLIVAN
FAY or the subscriber, A. L. HOBART.
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