The Portland daily press., 1881-08-20
MISCELLANEOUS

MORE THAN A NILE OF OCEAN
FRONT, COVERING CLARK'S
BEACH,
WELLS, MAINE.
This property consists of the home
stead of the late Theodore Clark, at Farm
Hill, which has been held In the family
about two hundred years, with other
property described, to be closed at pub
lie auction on THURSDAY, the first day
OF September, 1881, at two O'Clock 2.
NJ, unless previously disposed Of in
whole or in part at private sale. The
estate includes modern twO.stOry
dwelling. house, in good repair, with
thirteen rooms, a granite cellar, and an
l. twenty-five feet long; also wood
house forty feet long, two large barns,
and good granary.
The lands are divided as follows:
Sixty-fiye 1851 acres cultivated; ninety
three (93) grazing, but suitable for cul-
tiyati0n; twenty-five (25) acres OF
wood and timber; ninety 900 acres Of
muck and salt marsh; two (2) acres Of
OICudlu-sVU dpYtC blCCS UCdls
ing choice fruit. There are also extern
siYe cranberry meadows. The Little
River winds for miles around the easter.
ly section, well stocked with trout and
other varieties Of fish.
As before said, this estate faces the
ocean, commanding a view from Cape
Neddick to Cape POrpOise, distance of
more than fifteen (15) miles, and having
hard, smooth beach, like that Of Old
nuA MOir Dnsv
r9:d runs within mile OF the dwelling
house.
For particulars refer to
j. G. CLARK, Bangor, Me-,
or apply on the premises.
LE-Embracing Timber, Wood,
Pasture or Grazing Lands not Includ-
ed ia the Home Estate.
Section No. Judge Wells farm is two (2)
acres inclosed, on the Post road to Kennebunk. 1t
has large barn, and is an excellent chance for
building lot and garden.
Section No. 2-Judge Wells farm commences on
the northery side of the Boston and Maine Railroad
extends on the east eide to the Frog Pond then at
right angles to the west line. The section was inten
ded to contain twenty three (23) acres is conven
iently located. has light, easy soil, good for field
or pasture.
Section no. 3-Judge Wells farm extends from
north line of Section No. 2 to Mill Hill; contains
sixty 900 acres, more less; has fine growth of
young, thrifty pine, many box logs, mixed spruce
and hardwood and some large, valuable pine. 1t is
an excellent timber and wooded lot and is decided
ly valuable.
Section No. 4-Judge Wells farm, contains six
ythree (63) acres, more or less. 1t has some wood
along the west line, mixture of hemlock, some
good-szedwhite pine and hardwood. 1t has super
ior SOIL is level finely located and easily approach
ed.
section No. 5-Judge Wells farm, contains seven
"a acres or less. 1t is located east and in the
bend of Little river has smooth surface with thrift
ty growth of young walnut mixed with pine
Section No. 6-Called the N. Rankin lot, is on
the road to Little River Mill, contains sixteen Q6)
acres, more or less. Has on the southerly part
mixed growth of maple and oak and long bodied sap
ling pine.
section No. 7-Called the Daniel Clark pasture
contains fty-ve 55) acres, is bounded by roads on
sides and end. 1t is fenced with stone walls; has
much valuable second growth. From its proximity
to, and easy approach from roads and extra water
facilities, it has superior advantages for stock.
sectionNo. SCALED the Medium lot, contains
seventeen and one-half Q71a) acres, bounded on
ollc ny lIltlo llNofs IL SOOu
meets advantageously with sections and 6.
Section No. 9-The Andrew Clark pasture, is
situated mile west of the Judge Wells farm, con-
tains twenty-three and one-half (231s) acres.
Section No. AO-Called the Buffum land, con-
tains fifteen and one-hslf Q51A) acres, the road
to North Berwick; is enclosed and has good pastur
age.
section No. 1.-The Gilman Wells lot, con-
tains thirty-six (36) acres lying directly upon the
Boston and Maine Railroad-some five acres above
and the rest below. Has mixed growth of hard
wood and white pine, smooth, tall and growing
rapidly; heavy maple growth in the valleys.
Section No. 12-Is piece of land AUDITING
upon, and extending from the Burnt Mill road, to
the Joseph Gilman road containing two (2) acres,
thickly covered with valuable growth of pine.
Section No. l3-Is piece of land joining No
IL, divided by Boston and Maine Railroad-fve (5)
acres, thickly wooded and valuable.
| Section No. 1.-THE Hemmenway lot, con-
| tains forty-one (4I acres Has large quantity Of
| white pine-on one acre was counted trees that
would produce 10000 feet of boards; also good-sze
hemlock mixed with thrifty growing pine and valu'
| able wood.
Section No. 1j-Harrasickett land, is bounded
the north by the Pike road, on the east by B. L.
Storer's land. the south by the Kennebunk road
on inc WeSI Dy Inc WOous rOau contdiIiS tnlltyOne
| (31) acres, well covered with growth.
Section No. -Harrasickett land, contains
twenty three (23) acres thickly wooded corners
the post road to Kennebunk joins Coles and Clarks
| lands.
Section No. 17-Harrasickett land South east
erly section, lying on Kennebunk road. contains
| twenty-five (25) acres: has much valuable growth
| for wood and board-logs.
Section No. 1S-Boothby and Pike lands, con-
tains sixteen 16) acres, more or less, of pasture
| land.
Section No. 19-Stockbridge lot contains
thirythree 33) acres, of thrifty white pine growth
trees tall, and of four to ten inches diameter.
Section No. 2O-Four Pike lots, lying easterly
of Burnt Mill road contains twentyone ely acres,
more or less. The north-andwesterly lot has fair
quantity of goodsize hemock, some pine and spruce.
The two following lots lying south, joining the for
mer are covered with second growth. The last, or
southerly lot rear of Eli Stevens land has all the
original growth of very large smooth pines valuable.
Section No. 21-Are two lots of marsh land.
One called the parsonage contains eight (S) acres;
the other, bounded by Popes creek, contains three
(3) acres; more or less.
section No. 22-Is lot of salt Inarsh lying
east of Little river in Kennebunk contains two (2)
acres.
Section No. 23-Situated at Great Falls ION the
Moussur river, in Kennebunk), one of the best
water-powers in the State, contains one hundred
and fifteen (115) acres. 1t has growth of white
and red oak with mixture of swhite pine; an ex-
celent SOIL and mnch to commend it to the atten-
ton of purchasers.
seciron No. 24-Two parcels containing twenty
three (23 acres, connected southerly with No. %.
Has good soil for tillage and pasture.
6ecssn,s M. lS-Vhe Mace farm iOinS the home-
stead extends to Little river and divides well into
tillage, pasture and woodland, contains fifteen Il 5
acres. Has a good-size barn.
Refer to j. G. CLARK, Bangor, Maine, or apply
on the premises. jy30-aug IS 20 81 81