Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-11-02
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AT AUCTION.

VIII be sold at public auction
ON THUkSD NOV'R. 9Th, 1904,
At oeoek NJ on the premises, in tho extreme south
part of West BoylstOn being only five miles from Wor-
cester on the line of the Worcester h Nashua railroad
one of the best farms in Worcester Said farm
contains about 100 choice land well divided into
moving pasurage, tllage, and rs acres of woodland,
now In bearing condition Also pears qunces currants
cherries grapes, sc. in abundance.
The buildings consist Of large two story dwelling
hou with an b. wood house, connected with which Is
water power used for driving grist mill threshng
machine, circular saw ohurn, turning lathe gndstonc
&c. Also smaller house, containing four rooms, with
and hug house; also blacksmith shop The barn Is IS
by a feet, with cellar fronting the south under the
ali Of which is in good repair The house and barn are
sbandantly supplied with pure Ianning water from
farm is almost entirely fenced with stone wall, well
help or compares with many farms of Its Size and
has rich and most productive soil
The stock and tools on the farm will be sold at bar
gain should the purchaser desire.
For further particulars inquire Of j. d. Lowell No 24s
Main sire Worcester, who formerly owned said farm,
oroithe subscriber on the premises -
reF"S at ''l' HORACE KEA 2phEs AUCTIONS rE,RCE
West Bcyiston, Oct 26, 1863 OF d&wts
STANDING WOOD AT AUCTION
~ The Wood landing on 100 acres Of land in Stone
He sAHP@fH WI p be sSld at pGSc Auction on The
that day is stormy on the next Monday at the same
to suit purchasers II desired portions Of the land will
be sold, arrangements made to allow tho purchaser
Tho woodland is situated the nOrherlv part Of the
Merriam Farm, s. than miles from the City Hall and
Of mile from the Railroad Depot auburn, and DA
mas saw mill.
Terms If sale, gooi endorsed notes on one YEAR with
Interest. For further particulars location the
different lots apply at the Farm. in Stonevc to r. X.
MAiERS, to +. II. DEWEY 2lS Main street, or TO
o2l dts ELI D. HANSON, Auctloneer
{A VALUABLE FARM AT AUG
Et5'i TfON.-WIll he sold at Public Auction, on tho
sk4.4s premscs on TUESDAY, the tenth day of Novein
Der ne II, at one O'Clock the well known Home
stead Fla m OF Elijah stowe late OF Worcester deceased
situated three miles from the House Worcester
consisting of 100 of land with good
Buildings, 10 ID supply of Fruit and good supply OF
never falling soft water. will sell the budines with
SiStv Of land the whole together as purchasers
may desire Also, at the same time and place. from
twenty to twenty 1--we tons of English Hay in the barn
Terms made known at sale NEWELL MOORE.
Holden, Oet. &C. 1863 dlwF o27
EXECUTORS SALE-By Incense of
- Court will be sold at Public Auction, on the prem
Is s. on THURSDAY, Nov. l!th, atnoon, undivided
halt Of the Valuable Estate at the of Southbrdge
and Main Streets in Worcester, including block of Ave
brckSores. ami large House. the being all the
interest which the late Henry Sargent had In said
THIS valuable property has frontage of about Iva feet
and dph II about 6S feet. extending to the Norwich
and Worcester Railroad, which is its boundary its
whole rear line. Ibis opportunity Tor prona-
bic investment 10 SEPH SAKGENT, Executor.
EDWARD W. VAIL, AuctiOneer.
Worcester, Oct. q 1863 deopts