Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1874-02-27
A SSIGNEES SALE OF REAL ES.
"A TATE AT AUCTION

10 close an estate win be sold to the highest bid.
ter ~ pubic sale, at the dwelling house Of John b.
eaxtons hyer Village. on the road leading 10 West.
muster West, on thursday. the 18th day of March
m n, a zen clock forenoon, thefolowing describ-
the nome farm of John Minard. Esq, on which
SAID Minard has lived for the past forty years said
arm contains about 1870 acres OF choice land suitably
dislded into ullage moving, pasture and woodland.
me page land y IN high state of cultivation. the
NOV land is excellent, cutting usually from sixty to
seventy tons Of hay in a season. and all of good quail
~ ana cut by machine. The tilage land is suitable
TOT any crop the farmer wisaes to raise A large
quantity Of fruit. of the different varieties more
than sufficient for home use. Large sugar orchard;
usually put out five hundred buckets. Convenient
sugar house. properly furnished with heater boiling
pans sap holders, and gatherers and buckets. A ci
der mil. with horse power. and a fire wood saving
machine, all complete. Five hundred cords Of wood
and timber can be spared from the farm. Said farm
has been considered one Of the best farms in West
minister. which is saying good deal in its praise for
there rs no town bordered by the Connecticut River
above described farm is second to but few.
SAID farm beng situated so near the enterprising
village Of saxtons River. where one can have supe-
rlor advantages of churches and schools. the Yer
mont Baptist Seminary being located there, with
one hundred thousand dollars endowment fund.
stores mills factories, carriage factory blaeksmiths
shoe shops dress makers and milliners shops, har-
ness shop hotel and all other conveniences that go
@ make up New England village OF the first class,
besides, there Is good district school within half
mile Of the above described premises, Makes it a
very desirable location Tor family wanting all the
above facilities TO make a happy home.
SAID farm can be divided SO as to make two desir-
aoAo Inc DIVISION containing one nun
dfed ana NIFTY acres OF land. convenient dwelling
house IN good condition, painted. papered, and
oiindsi with dairy house, and supplied with aque-
duct water from never failing spring the prem
uses anu awell OF pure water cold enough tor dairy
purposes without ice, garden we'll stocked with all
the small fruits, wood shed. granary, hog house,
morse barn, sheep barn. cattle barn, and sheds
plete carriage house. cider mil, and all supplied
with running water from never failing springs the
farm.
The second division contains about fifteen acres of
moving and tilage land, with a and half story
ana ohnded, with barn suheent IN sIzetor horse
and COW, and supplied with running water, from
never faliing spring on the first division.
Inc thrd ulylsiou contains about enty five acres
Of tliiage moving ana pasture Land, adj Joining the
nrs division ana so situated that IN connection with
the second division would make a very desirable
iarm oil ABOUT fOrty acres properly divided into ul-
age. moving and pasture the buildings upon both
DIVISIONS being near together would make the whole
iarIn very convenient farmer who wished has
heIp to i've by themselves Also superior pasture
VI slxty-two acres, situated about south Of
the home iarm and we'll Fenced anu has been used
:or sheep pasture, anu Is known the barry Pas
cure. Also, adjoining the above pasture. AN undi-
fldeu nail interest OF OF land ell covered
with a good growth OF wood, Also undivided
nall interest In pasture OF one hundred thirty
acres of land. situated the westerly part Grai
CON- about SIX miles from Grafton village, and has
the reputation OF being good pasture there Is
IN Grafton, The other half interest In the
described lots OF land Is owned ny Jonas Alerich of
SAID Westmlnster.
The ABOVE described property must be sold to pay
the deots due from the estate, Terms made known
at the time and place safe.
l.. q. HUBBARD.
Assignee OF John Minard. Esq.
Z. PHELPS, AuctIOneer.
Rockingham, eb 10. 1874. ~