Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-03-14


At 10 O'Clock A. NJ the premises, will be sold by
Public Auction, the well-known "Cummings Estate"
the property Of the late Dr. John A. Cummings, de
ceased situate in Dunstable, Mass miles from
Nashua and "a miles from Pepperell station on the
Nashua and Worcester railroad.
The Estate comprises the Homestead" which con-
tains about 100 oand divided nearly equally into
moving, tage, pasture and woodland, two-story
dwelling house with L. containing 10 large and convent
en rooms, and piazza,-the view from which OF the
surrounding country is most deligul,-cariage house.
barn 40 So cattle she'd ice house and other BUILDINGS
there are, besides, fine pear and apple orchard two
never failing wells and water introduced into the house
Adjoining, are about 80 acres sprout land, which
"Homestead'' as purchasers may desire lew rods
distant from the house. and adjoining this Estate Is
howage about three land for mill ward ana
other purposes; the building is a 80, and contains
81 inch circular inserted teeth, shinge stave self
setting, whole barrel machine, jomters, &c, &c The
wheel and all the machinery are of thorough construc
capacity OF the mill is about NJ feet Of lumber per day.
distance from belonging to the same estate is
farm known as the woods Farm Of about 80 acres
with the buildings thereon standing consisting house
and OF rooms wood shed barn 40 2si the land is
Immediately after the sale OF the above described Real
sold the Furniture-carpes, bees. bedding crockery
ware, &c. contained IN house, together with the Farm
ing Utensils, wagons double harnesses moving machine
horse rake market wagon lumber do, tip cart, riding
saddles, robes, blankets, &c.
This sail, which must be of the most positive charac
ter in order to settle the estate should attract especial
has within the past few years been expended on the
whole property.
purposes and favorable opportunity rarely presents
itself for entering into lucrative mill business there
to do.
The forms OF the sale are follows: deposit of $500
will be required each large estate at time of sale
proporonaely on the others onethird of the purchase
O Se S To s s
bic semieannuaE The personal properly will be sold
for cash, on delivery.
ANY Information regarding sale &C, be obtained
the premises of the auctoneeTs, where plan of
the property can be examined.
ABRAHAM JACKSON, Executor
ID. +. MeGILVERY d. CO.,
Auctioneers Office, No Ill fremont St. Boston opposite
mis- Common d5t&wlt
EXECUTORS SALE OF REAL AND
cp6ss ST co 3 ~ s6 II an Pnb
the premises, THURSDAY, 23d of March inst at 10
field suate1 in the south part of Princeton about ~
miles from the centre of the town. the direct road
miles from station on the Boston, Barre and Gardner
railroad and containing about l42 acres of excellent
other outbuidings, all in good repair
The Farm is of the very best in the town. and is
suitably divided into moving tage, pasture and wood
land; Is well watered and well fenced with stone wall.
All the moving be done by machine. There is n
good supply of fruit on the farm. There about ten
of heavy growth of wood and timber; also about
thirty acres Of woodland OF from twenty to twenty-five
Also at the time and place. will be sold the fol
lowing personal property to witt farm horse. pair
oxen years old cows lpar year old steers, pair
year olds pair yeaTiing DO, two year old heller,
ing top, family carriage buggy, market express
and hay rack wagon; Sleigh l-horse sled OK wagon
cart. moving machine, horse rake, hay tedder
field roller, OK sleds, lot Of draft stake, whifetree
chains; Is cords Of good hard wood lot OF lumber forty
bushels potatoes, 10 bbs apples 20 bushels barley
bushels spring rye, lot of corn lot OF household furn
ture and other articles too numerous to mention.
The farm will be sold first, that opportunity be
offered purchase of the personal property desired
for use upon the farm.
reference may be had of D. II. Gregory or of the
auctioneer, VIM b. GoOdnow, Esq, Of Princeton, or of
the subscribers.
Mn SGiAkRkFTFEELD' Executors.
Worcester, March TO- 1911 dts mill