The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-05-03
REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.

[as ORPHANS COURT PEREMPTORY SALE,
I::i on the premises. Estate of George G. Leiper
deceased. Thomas Sons, Auctioneers. Very valu-
able real estate, Leperville, Delaware county, Pa
BY virtue of order OF the Orphans Court of Della
ware county, will he sold at pbblic sale, without
serve, Thursday, June B. 1869, at O'Clock, on the
premises the following described property late OF
George G, Leiper, deceased, VIZ : an .,o4 o..,,,
quarry property known as Leper's upper and lower
quarres containing 23 acres, rood, 25 perches.
These celebrated quarries are in perfect working
order containing an almost unlimited amount OF
stone of the best quality and with the railroad TO
the landing at tide water the stone may be shipped
to market at small expense. The stone furnished
from these quarres has been known for half a CEN
tury the standard building and curb-stone in Pha-
No mansion. All that certain tract of land 81
acres, 81 perches, on which is erected the mansion
house; also, frame tenant house, stone barn. car
No. 8-Cotton Mill and Tenant Houses A cotton
mill, tenant-hOuses, and tract of land, 16 acres,
rood, 20 perches The improvements are stone
factory building three stories hgh, ~ by So feet,
feet head and fall Also, IA frame and stone tenant
houses near said mill
No. 4-Stone and Frame Cotton Factory. stone
and frame cotton factory building and tract of land
i'm the village of Leiperville These properties
all situate on good public roads, and within conve-
nient distances of stations on the Philadelphia, Will
mington, and Baltimore Railroad, and on the West
Chester and Philadelphia Railroad, and within 4
miles OF Chester and 10 miles of Philadelphia The
conditions of sale will be ten per cent cash at the
time of sale and the balance of the purchase money
in equal nstanents in 30, go, and 80 days, and the
sale JOHN II. THOMAS, / u,o+o,,
j. EDWARD FARNUM, I-Ao1uooIs'
NJ. THOMAS Il SONS, Auctioneers,
B31522 Nos 139 and III S. FOURTH Street
All MASTERS SALE. - THOMAS q SONS
NHi Auctioneers-In the Court of Common Pleas
for the City and County Of Philadelphia, Josiah
Woodward vs. Sarah Ann Martin, eta of June Term
tSGs. No a., Partition in Equity. Very valuable
business stand fve-stOry building northeast corner
Of Third and Chestnut streets. In pursuance of an
order and decree made by the said Court in the above
eause, on the oath day Of April, A. d. 1869, will ha
sold MI public sale Tuesday, May 20, 1862 at IL
o,clocE noon, at the Philadelphia Exchange
ali that lot of ground, with the hve-story
Tnuph-cast building thereon erected, situate on
the northeast corner of Third and Chestnut streets
in tne CITY OF Pniladelpha; containing in front
on Chesnut street 20 feet inches, more or less
and extending in depth northward of that width
aionp the said Third street. the west line thereof
AZ feet inch more or less, and on the east line
thereof 81 feet = inches, more or less to 8-feet
inches wide alley. Being the same premises which
Wiam A. Martin by lndenture dated June s. A. ID
800 recorded in Deed Book q. w. r. No 88 pape
70 etc granted and conveyed unto Robert c. Martin
noiT deceased in fee) Subject to a groundrent of
so5o ner YEAR Terms The widows dover one
f6Td of the purchase money, must remain on the
nrnnerfy Information in reference TO the sale Of
he said property may be had Of the Master at his
oflice. No. 1888 Walnut street.
Nv the Court j. Granville Leach, Master.
b8s1522 Nos. 189 and 141 s. FOURTH Street