Elizabeth-Town gazette., 1819-08-31
Valuable Property
IPOIR SNI,Ino

IL following very valuable property,
being a part Of the Real and Personal
estate belonging to JONAS WADE, Esq
late OF the township Of Union, deceased.
]. The TanDery inSpringfeld, in togeth-
er with the Dwelling House, Bark House,
Bark Mill and Oil Mill, 'aH in good re-
pair, aud very advantageously situated.
2. The large and convenient Distillery
and Cider Works, together with Dwell
ing-House adapted TO the accommodation
of two families.
8. The very commodious three-story
Grist Mill, with two ran of best Burr
stones, superfine aud common bolts, ele-
vators, hopper.boy, and every convenience
for an extensive business, all in perfect
order. Attached to the above is a Turn.
ing Mill, and good Dwelling House, Gar
den, &c.
4. The Dwelling House and Store, Top
posite the Tannery together with sixteen
acres Of Land, one half Of which is cover
ed with Orchard of the most approved
kinds of fruit, either for winter or cider
the soil is inferior to none in the county.
S. The Saw Mill, carrying two saws,
situated about one and quarter miles from
the Tannery, on the road to New Provi-
dence. The situation is good, and the
Mill in complete repair.
| 6. The two-vat Paper Mill, with two
Dwelling Houses, and twenty acres of
Land, more or less, together with MouIds,
Felting, Presses, and every appendage me-
cessary, situated half a mile from the
Church, on the road leading TO Spring
Village.
2. A Dwelling. House, and Lot of ex-
cellent Pasture and Meadow land, adioin-
ing the Paper Mill lot-containing eight
acres.
8. A Dwelling House, Barn, and seven
teen acres Of Land, situated half a mile
from the Church, on the turnpike TO Eli
zabeth-TowD, opposite MIR. Robert Pier
sons. There is on the premises fine
thrifty Orchard of good fruit, just coming
into bearing. The quality Of the soil is fine.
9. A Dwelling House and seven acres
of Land, more or less, adjoining Mr.. ia
cob Willis's home lot, within quarter OF
mile OF the Church, inferior to none in
the township for Pasture or Meadow.
10. Two Lots situate on the turnpike
road leading to Morris Town, half mile
from the Taunery, well adapted for the
Plough, or Pasture.
IL. Several detached Lots, of various
sizes, of from five to fourteen acres, of
Wood and Timber, lying on the south
side of the Great Swamp in Morris coun.
ty. Also, one thirty-acre Lot of Wood
and Timber, situate near Stewards tavern,
on the Morris turnpike leading to Stan
hope. Also, one four-acre Lot, on which
is an Orchard, 10 Chatham, being part of
the property purchased of Mr.. Stephen
Day.
IL. Two Lots, containing forty-six
acres, in high state of cultivation, on
which is thrifty young Orchard con-
tanning 500 Apple trees of the best select
ed fruit. Also, - acres of young Wood,
situated 10 Union township, on the road
leading from Springfield TO Elizabeth.
Town, between Mr.. Henry Lyons and
Mr.. John Clark's.
l3. A Lot containing fifteen acres, on
which is young Orchard of the best
fruit, containing $50 trees, situated half
a mile from Mr.. Thomas Eaglesfield, OH
the east side of the road leading from the
turnpike to Headly Town.
IA. The Farm on which Moses Wade
now lives, containing fourteen and quar-
ter acres of Plough land, Meadow and
Orchard. There is on the premises a
Dwelling House, Barn, Shop, Well Of
excellent water, &c.
Is. All the Personal Property belonging
to the estate of said deceased in the town.
ship of Springfield, consisting, lst, Of his
Store Of Dry Goods, Groceries, Crocke-
ry aud Hardware. I'd, His stock of
Leather, consisting of Sole Leather, Up
per, Harness, Bride and Kip Skins
Sd, Twelve hundred pair of Shoes, most
ly cbildren's and boys. 9TH, A large
quantity of Plank aud Timber, of various
kinds and qualities. 5ih, A quantity of
Paper, say 100 reams Cap, and 100 reams
Imperial News Paper. One four Mule
Team, six years old; four Horses; a
number of Cows and Young Cattle; a
quantity Of Rails; $50 cords Wood, cut
in four feet lengths, large part Of it is
hickory; two pair of Oxen, &c. &c.
OLIVER WADE Sale Erec,,,or