The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-05-22
REAL ESTATE Al AuorloN.

N# PUBLIC SALE-THOMAs X SONS, AUC-
LEM uonecrs.-Nery elegant Country Seat and Man
sion, acres, OAK lane, Cheltenham township, Mont
gomcry county, Pa, ~ miles from Philadelphia
1ii miles from Oak Lane Station, on the N. p H. r.
and near Second street turnpike. On Tuesday Nav
20, 1907 at ~ O'Clock noon will be sold, at public
sale, at the Philadelphia Exchange all that very
clcg3ht country seat of acres Of land, situate on
OAK lane, opposite the JcnkntOwn road, Chctenh nm
township Montgomery county, Pa. dust bevOnd the
city lnel - miles from Oak Lane station, on the
North Pennsylvania Railroad = a mile Of Second
street turnpike, "a miles Of the Old York road; eX-
ytHehl road to either; beautiful and healthy Oca-
uOu, fine elevation splendid view surroundiHps are
"neNceplonable, very convenient To churches, post
once, schuOi store, etc The improvements consist
OF pointed stone nansiOn with line pOrticOes, built
ahI unlshed throughout in the most substantial
ana very best manner; handsomely papercd ana in
most excellent repair; ceilings l2ieUt nigh; good
cellar ccmcntcd iUOr, with every convenience; hall
V IetJ Noc, with splendid staircase; mas lS rooms
laror sitting, dining, ana brcaklast-rOOms, and
AIchen ON jhe first hoor; chambers, library, store
iN"ll' bathroom, ana Water-closeU ON the second
Nonl; servants rooms ana large, elegantly decorated
oIlard-room ON the third nOor with numerous
closet rooms. The range ana heating arrangements
are most complete, and of the very best character.
lht water ls OF quality that cannot be cyCClled,
and ucycT-laing suppIv Of the same: the arrange
mcnt for getting t to the house is most complete;
fheIc Is hNdrant in the cellar; hot and cold water
ON the first ana second floors. inc drainage is aIl
underground; there is an out wash-hOuse, with u
good range; cc-houSc, well filled with ice OF an cN
cclient quality, and line watcr-closets; all sur
rounded with good brick pavement; also, hand
somey finished cottage style ana substantially built
pointed stone stable aud Carrage-house, with accom-
I
drainage; platform over the manure pit for washing
carriages; also, an extra stable for cows double pig
pen, hOtbCds etc. There is a handsome lawn, laid
out with beautiful evcrgreens, trees ana shrubbary
of the choicest kind; Norway spruce hedge along the
road, and good stone wall vegetable garden with
excellent sOhi abundance OF Strawberries raSpber-
rcs blackbcrcs, gOOsCberrieS, Currants and grapes
of the choicest varietes 30 dwarf and standard pear
and apple trees, all of which come into bearing this
year; pasture fields and acre of plOughel ground :
all the ground is in the very best order It adjOns
the handsome country seats of b. Rowland Thomas
/ L. n.
| EsQs. See Photographic view at the Auction Rooms
| Immediate possession. win be shown by the owner
''''' ~ NJ. THOMAS y SONS. Auctoneers,
3 S s3t Nos. l39 and 14l $ FOURTH Street.
On ORPHANS COURT PEREMPTORY SALE,
| L:S on the premises. Estate Of George G.. Leipcr,
| deceased. Thomas Sons, AuCtiOneCrS. Very yalu-
able real estate, Leperyille Delaware county, Pa.
BY virtue of order Of the Orphans Court of Della
ware county, will he sold at pbbC SALE without
serve, on Thursday, June 3, 1869, at O'clock on the
premises the following described property, late OF
George G. Leiper, deceased, viz. -
| No Valuable stone Quarry All that certain
quarry property known as Leiper's upper and lower
! Quancs containing % acres, l rood, % pcrChes.
! 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
! 90 market at small expense The stone furnished
from these Quarres has been known for half q CEN
y as the standard building and curh-stonc in Phila-
! no. 2-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
| riagc sheds.
| No. 3-CuttOn Mill and Tenant Houses. 4 cotton
MILL tCnant-hOusCs, and tract of land, 16 acres
! rood % perChcs. The improvements are a stone
factory building, three stories high, II by % feet,
| with water power on Crum creek of about 10
feet head and fall Also, ia frame and stone tenant
| houses near said mill.
| No. 4-Stone and Frame Cotton Factory. \ stone
ana frame cotton factory building and tract of land,
in the village of Leipervlle. These properties are
all situate on good public roads, and within COnvc-
nien distances Of stations on the Philadelphia VIII
! mngtOn, ana Baltimore Railroad, ana on the West
! Chester and Philadelphia Railroad and within IL
| miles of Chester and l3 miles OF Philadelphia. The
conditions Of sale will be ten per cent cash at the
Tune OF SALE and the balance of the purchase money
in equal nstalments, in 80, 60, and 30 days, and the
conditions Will be fully made known at the time of
| sale, JOHN II. THOMAS / r,,,,,,,t,,,
! j. EDWARD FARNUM, i--N00"'Vi9'
! NJ THOMAS SONS, AuCtiOneCrs.
531522 Nos. 139 and 14I s. FOURTH Street.