Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-11-16

PUBLlc SALE
CHESTER COUNTY REAL ESTATE,
FARMS, MILLS h PERSONAL PROP
ERTY.
Tho subscriber wishing to dispose OF rome
Of his Real Estate, will sell Of public sale Oh
the premises, on THURSDAY, HUVEM
BEN rs, 1880, the following desirable proper.
ties:
No. l. A Farm and Mill property known
by the name OF Pleasant Garden, situate on
Big Elk Greek, in ELK township, Chester Co.,
Pa, about hali mile north OF the village OF
Lewtsville, three miles southwest OF New
Londen, ana six miles southeast Of Oxford
village.
The property contains about ono hundred
81 seventy-five acres OF prime land, about
rs acres OF which Is good timber land. The
arabic land Is In y high state OF cultivation,
under good ience. well watered and abb ut 30
acres OF which 10 good meadow land. An ap.
pie orchard Of ab ut acres OF choice fruit In
full bearing Vith other fruit trees. A part OF
the land is thought 10 DO largely underlaid
with mag netic ore, Specim ems Of which may
be seen on visiting the property.
The Improvements consist Of good two
story stone manson house, 30x4O feet with
hall through the centre, with ilVe rooms on
tho first floor and seven on the second. Ad-
joining the dwelling lie q Iarge dairy house
that will accommodate the milk OF dairy Of
sixty COWS. A good stone Darn Boxes Ieet,
covered with TIN, with straw shed attached
lsx65 ieet; stabiing Tor forty head OF ftock;
tool house, wagon house, carriage hoase, corn
cribs, pig house, and all the necessary out.
buildings. Thcre are two good two story
tenant houses on the property about l6x25
ieet each.
Flour. Gr1st. Merchant. Saw Mills,
three story stone and rame flour mill, SU
by 10 feet, with Two run OF French Durs, and
ali the necessary machinery, which is new,
Tor the manufacturing Of -four. Adjoining
the -four mill IL a raw mill in good order.
Those mi Is are among the hest stands in the
county for saving, grist or merchant worE,
the machinery OF which Ia driven by two iron
turbine wheels OF 80 and ~ inches each. with
plenty OF powor Tor running both or any other
IN schlnery from the water VI Big Elk creek.
This property is very desirable one TOR those
wishing TO eDHaVe in agricultural or manu-
featuring, ana will be the seat OF tho VII
ming ton b Western Raj rosd, already 0 D.
stfucted to Lancenberg
No. 2, Farm-Atjoining the above is val
liable grazing farm, containing about leo
acres Of prime land, about 20 acres Of which
Ia good timber land, and about Is acres OF
which is good meadow land. A young apple
orchard o. about4 acres filled with choice
NUT trees in full bearing. The land Is very
productive, under good ience and we'll wat
cred, Big Elk creek passing through the
property.
The improvements consist of good three
story brick dwelling house, 20 by 8, feet, with
hall through the centre and with three rooms
on the trsL floor, and six on the second and
third.
StoDe and frame barn, 90 by IS feet, with
stabling underneath Tor 81 head Of stock |;
spring house near the dwelling; corn crib and
other buildings. These two properties have
been rece tly iRrmed as one, to which they
are admirably adapted. containing in both
about 800 acres, and will be otie, eli Tor sale
as one tract, or will be sold separate If more
desirable.
NO. farm adjolns the above property, is
situated in the township OF New LondOn, con-
tains about one hundred and twenty acres OF
ed, about 10 acres Of which is good timber land
and about 81 acres Of good meadow an apple
orchard OF ab0at acres Of good 1ruit trees In
full bearing, with ether fruit trees.
The improvements consist OF good two
story stOGe dweliirg house 25x45 Ieet, with
nall Though the centre and with rooms on
the tlrst floor and seven on the second.
frame and stone barn 30z35 ioet with over.
shoot 10 feet wi 0, wagon house and corn crib
adjoining, spring house and other buildings.
This property Is known In the neighbOrhUod
as farm oil very superior quality oil land, and
productive both for grain growing and graz
my, and Ia we'll worth the attention OF any
one Wishing to enQa2e IN agriculture as q
home or an investment, wllreadily Command
a rent OF 81, 500 year.
Pe;s,rs wishing to view the properties
prior to the dsy OF sale will be showA them by
calling on Jas. NJ, Gilmore, superintendent
residing thel con, or for partisul8rs by letter
addressed 10 the subscriber at West Chester
Chester 1unty, Pa. Payments sccOmL odat-
ing. Sale 10 commence at O'CLOCK on said
day, when conditions will DO made known.
IA 2tda 3tW JOHN L. LEONARD.