The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1863-02-13

THE subscriber, having re-
ANS moved to Biddeford, offers for
Hns Isn sale all Of his REAL ESTATE,
RsG4 situated in Dayton, consisting
of the following described property:
The Homestead Farm and Buildings, very
pleasantly situated on the river road leading
from Bildeford TO Union Falls, six miles dis
tant from Biddeford, containing forty acres oil
land, (well watered by springs and wells) un-
der high state of cultivation, has three or
chards. considerable part of which Is grated.
There Is also very fine grove of Walnuts near
the house, which adds very much to the beauty
of the place. The land is well divided into
moving. tillagc, pasturing, wood and timber.
There arc from twenty to twenty-five tons OF
good hay cut on il yearly. The buildings ore
mostly new and all in good repair and well
painted. They consist Of store 30 by 30, two
stories high well finished. The house is an Ell
IS by 10 feet, contains eleven rooms, two pan
tries eighteen clothes presses and cupboards,
with convenient woodhouse. The Barn is 81
feet long by al wide, 20 feet posts, with cellar
under the whole, all finished in the best man
ner and cost about $4,000. There is n stable 40
by %, with first rate cellar under it. There
Is also workshop and corn house, hen house,
&c. The buildings cost between five and six
thousand dollars. The above offers rare
chance 60 any one wishing to purchase farm,
and will be sold on very reasonable terms with
out regard to cost.
Also, the following lots Of land situated as
follows:
The Cleayes Field so called, situated nearly
opposite the store. containing two acres and
cuts 3 tons of hay.
The Patterson Field containing 81 acres, oil
in grass, situated on the main road, and about
100 rods from the homestead, and cuts from 20
10 30 tons of hay.
The Davis Field containing IS acres, and cuts
from 20 10 25 tons Of hay, situated about forty
rods distant from the last mentioned field.
The Interyale Field containing eight acres,
adjoining land OF James II. Haley, on the Saco
River, and one mile from the homestead.
The Edgcomb Farm containing about 3S acres,
mostly in pasture, but has been considerably
cultivated In field. II has an Orchard on IL,
and cuts two or three tons Of hay, and is situ-
ated on the Point Road, 50 called, and about
n half mile from the homestead.
The Plains Lot, so called, containing SIS acres.
about half of which Is covered with Oak and
Pine Timber, and adjoining lands OF lothian
Roberts, Joshua Hill and others.
The Dudley Lot, so called, containing 10
acres, all we'll wooded, with considerable Pine
Timber on IL, and adjoining lands Of Remick
Cole, Edgcomb Haley and others.
The Edgcomb Lot, containing 10 acres, with
q handsome young growth, and considerable
Oak Wood and Timber on il, and joins land OF
Edgcomb Haley, Joseph Roberts and others.
Also, the Dwelling House and Stable oppo-
site the house Of Asa II. Fogg, and on land oil
John Smith. The house is 80 by 81, one story
high, and is finished with the best of lumber
The stable Is nearly new, is shinglcd and clap
boarded, and about 20 by "a feet square. and
could be hauled to Biddeford with a little ex-
pense.
Also. Family Carriage, suitable for one or
two horses.
Buggy Wagon, nearly new. built by Thurs
ton and Lttlefeld, and cost $40.
good Sleigh-been used but little.
OK Wagon, Hay Cutter, sett Wheel
Giants, Lever Hay Press. 900 Hemlock Logs,
100 cords Hemloek Wood.
JOHN NJ. GOODWIN.
Biddeford. March 90. 1852. l3tf