Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-06-25
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CALE OF VALUABLE REAL, Fs-

- hLE OF VALUABLE REAL ES-
~ TATE-By order Of Court will be sold at Auction,
the premises, the 18th day of June at ten O'clock IN
the forenoon that valuable property situated on the
cester, Mass, formerly owned, and occupied BY
John r. Pond, ESQ., consisting OF good two story DWELL
ing iiodss large 6arn out buildings and TWEEN
ty five orchard and moving lard. The land is
cons Tered equal Ia the county of Worcester and
is mostly in very high state Of cultivation Upon the
place splendid pear orchard numbering some three
hundred standard trees. embracing all the choice va
rieties The trees of large size. and at least two
hundred and hlty of them are of the Bartlett variety
From appearances they will Weld this year. not
less than five hundred bushels of fruit Also
hundred and dfy apple trees Of the choicest varieties
these are cherries peaches pIums strawberries, and
other fruits The place Is adorned with very large nu
forest trees buck thorn hedge and numerous other or
namenta trees There is an abundance Of excellent wa
ter upon the premises and for heathness and beauty
Of prospect hes uaton one of the most desirable In
business Also opposite said farm and on the northery
side OF Winthrop street. lot OF about twelve acres Of
dence and HeywooS H
the land about 50 of Baldwin and other apple trees and
the lot The land of very superior quality slopes to
able lot for genee residence Also, adjoining the first
described property, an excellent pasture, containing
walls, abundanty supplied with never failing water aud
situated to be easy of through lane indie
The above property will be sold as a WHOLE or in one
or more of the three parts herein described to suit the
The premises s can be seen at any upon application
had of Henry 5. washbuIn, Esq Worcester.
Terms made known at the time and place OF sale.
JGsspS Su fstss
c. P. BANCROFT, Auctioneer.
WIN be sold Immediately after the sale of the above,
lot Of land, containing about % acres, lying Mill
bury Avenue and about one-haf mile southerY of the
house of Darius Rice, Eq On 1t is thrifty and vAlu
able growth of Walnut trees of about " years growth
Ihe balance is mostly covered with White Oak and
Chestnut Sprouts much Of which Is of Is years growth
and Is a des rable wood lot, being near the city
Also some ~ lots Oak HILL ESQ called) eastery Of
and very near the Western Railroad Passenger and
Freight Station in Worcester. These lots not only
particularly desirable account of their short distance
from the before named important railroad station as
well as the large Rolling Mill and Foundry of Nathan
and OF the city Water of the best quality and abup
dant.
Also, one lot on Union HILL containing between one
ana Two acres, situated north Of winthrop street, west
of Columbia street, south of land lately belonging to
Capt Lewis Bgeow, and easteriy OF land formerly be-
longing to John II. Pond. .
Also two lots the north side OF Endlcott street.
tanning respectively about u and u acres, both Of
which are quite number OF thrifty and bearing young
Apple trees Of a oh ice variety OF fruit.
Also three building lots, which were conveyed by
William Greenea assignee of BENJAMIN Wadsworth, to
John Pond said deed being recorded in the Registry
3s9 One of said lots is Highland street not far from
the Court HOuse little south of the dwelling
house OF Joseph Pratt ESQ., and the third the Island
$50 calied,) near the Junction shop
Also, one acre In Broad Meadow which Is unsurpass-
ed for depth and quality of Peat
Also all the right the said Burnett had to redeem
tain Mortgaged Real Estate on Union Hill, which
ing by John Pond, said Heed being recorded Ia Regis
try Of Deeds forsaid County, Book 3. Page l67.
by order Of SIG; $; HrIrLLAkp, Assgnees.
"a G. T. BANCROFT, Auctr