The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1873-08-18

PURSUANT to license from the Hon. John 4,
H. WatsT%S ma ,I1dss of pS9base within and @
sell at public auction on the premises, WEDNES-
DAY the 18th day of September, A ID. 1873 at 2
o'clock in the Afternoon, the following described
A Certain parcel of land situated in said windham
with the buildings thereon) and bounded as fol-
lows, to wit Beginning at the southery corner of
the bridge over Pleasant River near Popes mills so
called, thence eight rods, on the westerly side of
the road thence running down said river and para-
lei with the same till the peice contains one acre.
Also parcel of land with the buildings thereon
bounded as follows, TO wit:-Begnning st stone
standing at tho norherly end of pair of bars In the
fence on the northerly side of the road between
Nathan Pope's dwelling house and Pope's Mills, so
said road thence northeriy in the direction Of the
nOrth-easterly of the Grst Mill, to the chan
mel of the river thence down said river in the chan
mel to the road; thence by said road to bounds first
mentioned. Also the Grist Mill and privilege, bound
ed follows, to wit:-Beginnng at the corner of the
fence (as it sands) the side of the hill on the
northerly side of the said river, and the easery
side of the road aforesaid; thence easterly by said
ne Of liver thence down said river channel to
the road aforesaid thence by said road to rst men
Also a certain piece of land with the buildings
thereon situated in said Windham and bounded as
follows, to it-Commencing the line OF the Gray
road called, running thence on the line Of Of said
road north-eastery one hundred rods to land former
y owned by Isaac Stevens theme north-westerly by
O 10 II s ss
Pond to the west corner of the lot; thence south
eastery the line Of said lot to said road 1t being
all of lot numbered fftyseven in the fourth and last
division of land in said Windham, on the northwest
side of said road except small piece belonging to
mill lot called, and the piece formerly occupied
by Enoch T. Shaw for house and garden spot, said
| lot containing twenty-five acres more or less.
Also certain piece OF land situated In the town Of
| Falmouth and bounded as follows to wit-Beginnng
at the stone the bank of "Duck Pond SO CALI
| ed, on the town line between Falmouth and Wind
ham; thence Borth-easterly said line to Windham
road called thence south-westerly fourteen rods
and seven links to land Of Of Rufus Stanley thence
south-westerly by said SANKEY'S land and land Of
Bucknam, to said Duck Pond; thence northwestern
ly by the shore of said Duck Pond. to bounds first
mentioned, containing twenty acres more or less.
Also a certain piece Of land situated In said Wind
ham. and known the White lot, and being a part
of lots bered 108, 100 and no In the second div
ision Of hundred acre lots in said Windham, con-
| tanning twenty-seven CD acres more or less and
more fully described in deed of Edward j. Lowell to
Oliver and Joseph Pope dated January a. 1854, and
recorded in the Cumberland Registry Of Deeds, Book
25 Page $40. All of the above parcels OF land be-
ing subject to mortgages to various parties
OLIVER. JOSEPH & ROBERT POPE,
Surviving Partners of the late firm OF
Isaiah Pope q Company.