The Portland daily press., 1870-02-28
SALE At PUBLIC AUCTION

SALE At PUBLIC AUCTION,
To the highest bidder. without reserve, on the
premises,
AT GRO TON, MASS,
WEDNESDAY, March 10, 1870 at O'Clock p. n.
Weather Fair or Foul-No PostpOmsmsse
The property consists OF
An Inexbnnstible soap.tsne Qusrry.
and about NINE ACRES oFLAND, with . en- Ten
Deriicks, "Grsed bys cam power; OF Her,sy'J ~
inch Rotary Pumps, and appsrasa' and pps Tor ths
sane; also, steam Hostiug Apparatus. bragg,
Chainsund tools TOR working the @ larry.
A .sospsfore Mill,
of Wood, soxso ieet built In 1866, 20 feet posts,
gravel roof, with two spright sky-ghis, an divided
into a sawng-room. 3OxsO; aor. ing room, ztas0;
room the second floor s0x25 tsst Also an engine
and boiler house bui of br ok, 45xZa With grzv.
GDe fpd d5s sn 1s BY sset Val
f ct ba Q; Sand ii use OF d. 40xi6; Stone shed,
5oa16 Stable, 45x22 iest Also Carpenters shop,
2xG; rect. These buildings are all thoroughly
The MACH merry consists OF Stationery Cor.
liss Engine. built ny Coriss Steam Engine Co, Prov
idence, l., with 12 inch cynnrer, 4 Ieet stroke.
copper va We rods, 70 ieet pulley 24-inch face, 10
tee, by iuch Tubular Boiler, wi iron furnace
einser. Boston, and ss, andla ns 'aisnts. iSis
Boiler Is made or inch iron. d 'uhe rivetsd. One
EnIlne Pump. ste and heating pipe tor the entire
mill. The boller, E. gne all connected with the
steam power are OF the most thorough manutaclurel
and II may safely be war an Ted Que of the hes. md
most economical steam powers in the Stale. and 10
now in eriect running order. Water IL supplied 70
the mill IT. m 40 Diff rent reservoirs, through 600
eet Of inch iron pipe, and the supply never fails
Also Jour Gangs oI Marble saw. (MeI riman's pa.
TENT two e.ee, one 10 feet and me 12-feet gang;
one IL feet rip saw, aud enc 8fset do; two uprtshs
saw-miIls tor saving stone; two growing maebi1ss
one feel and one our feet emery wheel two eircu.
lar saws and benches enc corng saw, iron frame
Jig saw din, circular iiue, one 42.inch
y nels wo, pli ner one hydraulic press, TIA Iest
platen th jumps OF $50 tons pressure. butt BY the
LOVE- Machine Shop; three mes OF shat iog,2, and
inch, and above " IT, each in length, with counter
shafts and lcl her betting Tor the entire mill; one
tue necessary tools fr the practical manuiacturs OF
s0apsrone.
TINS Quarry is more tavorab'y located for business
than any other soaps,oLe quarrv In the country, e
States located line OF Railroad. The sospstous
from 1t can be shpped by sije-tracK aud via Groun
Junction dire e. all the various ma kets. The MILL
Is s,tua ed along ie The quarry, and the stone 10
the m Il without further handling. The so'pstone
inrnshed by this quarry is the for all uses In the
country. ANY person or companv wishing to en-
gage in manufacturing bushes In connection
pariuniiy. Premises and Or perty can pc ssen any
0'' ' ~ JOHN F. WOOD,
80 Pembertou square, Boston.
Or to s. s. JACK SON, Auctioneer:
IS Congress street, Boston, Mass.
Five per cent. of the purchase money will be re-
CURED at the sale. Trains on the Ftchburg Kali
road leave Boston at IL A. NJ, Fitchburg at 12b
p. NJ, and coun CT at Groten junction with trains
OF the Worcester and Nashua Rainoad from Wor-
cester at Ills A NJ, Nashua at 4 aud the Wor.
cester an Nashua Railroad will stop drop and
take up passengers at the Quarry. feb2e, ?smari