New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-05
SAFE OF TIE PHALANSTERIE.

On Wednesday mon ing tnc uoni-'n VI '"o
American Phai,nI comprising six hundred and eSsny
acres was sold at public auction. The history OF ms
band of AssocA.ionsts Is too wen known TO require
snv further explanation; but to those Who are not
familiar with the locsEty of the estate il may DO ae
well to mention that is situated upon the celebrated
"G,eep sand Mar" region in Monmouth County,
New-Jersey, distant about twensy.esht miles rom
Nev.York. and five miles west of Redbanh, on Neve-
sink River. The domain contain diversity OF soil
In good culture of easy tlage and having extensive
improvements ane great natural advantages ana re-
such as srable uplanJs upon which there have
been distributed within the last twelve years about
40 900 tuns OF mah ABOUT SIS acres exceedingly vel
adapted to farming, market gardening and FRAT ed-
tuIe; natural meadow, from which two crops yea
are crt. about 20 acres woodlands, we'll timbered
with oak, hickory, chestnut locust, aatve aud cul'i-
waited groves about 29O acres; orchards comprising
the usual variety and succession OF peaches, some
seventy varieties of the choicest apples trees of re-
n ark able thrift and visor, four to twelve years
growth the older bearing quite freely;l pears,
standard aud on ounce stocks; plumb, nectarines,
ounce grapes &c all bountifuly waterod by springs
and brooks toye her with extensive mari beds hop
brook and dry bank; buildings, comprising largo
cent? al slifce large dining roe kitchen laundry
with steam engine, dairy ice-horse, and all the ap-
Ioinments Of a complete establishment, lodgings anu
separate teIemeDts out-housos, large brick building
Ox7j feet two and half stories with ccme1t cellar
floor for agricultural purposes, and fitted up with
apparatus for preserving and drying fruits and vege-
tables. All these have water distributed through
them supplied from never failing springs by force
pump and water.wheel. The sale was advertised to
conn ence Of 10 O'Clock but lid not take place much
before noon. There were about two hundred persons
present comprising representatives from Monmouth,
and all the surrounding counties. The bidding was
very dull at the commencement, but toward The close
became quite spirited We suboin list of the lots,
with TIE amounts for which they were sold, and the
names of the purchasers:
No The Central Bu.iing Grounds sud appursn'rces
seien Resr Section aud Est Wing The Main section
&c lar has on The hfsi no r ONCE, p9
rooms. third Aoor 1 lodsius rooms. The Rear Section
tsns cellar, 't,e.r ON, dss with cement hoo A Saen'
patty smell dining boiler and engine tor cooking
wsbng churnins saving wood kc laundry Two Eoo5sl.
loo Dg The East Wns comprises four teneIeo" two
stoes p q a. front and - IT. deep, with CELLARS and mont
and ps4z.s; ) Dwelling House C1so IT, two stories
vita doImer windows and conta9ins - "a. No aea .os
ings 0 the old Homestead, with cribs aId sheds together
1 s50sa a1 iesEyos water through ali the principal
buding vines Ornamental trees &-ruTch+sed by James
No. at Hjiac c j. Warren IA %
No 3-Buiding lot J. Warren. ~ 70
No l-Buidipg ot, james Renshsw 81 90
Nos .ud 6-nqlo1g Io', j. B. Anseil''''''''''' isy ~
Ne s-bsi5ps iot 4 R. French. is 90
NO ~ nj eishth. Of an scrs-James warren 2N5 o.
Nc. Il-out Houses. Barn, cow: stable, OK ban and
she'd and about one and an eighth acres OF Lsud,
supplies with water from hydriuic works-C d.
Nos H. IS; Arden B1dia: BacGin each iii
Me- lj-CaIden Plot eoGianiDs about So ana hTe'
and other fruit pert with o,ier, ispsrasu. Id, &c.
The remsibder Is ia garden caurs ard poGd-J. -
10. isKie i Gsli:n Ica Of Nan Eice cca
P s sS ST S9S m. f' r'.s and SS
main is in garden euq'e-J j. Kay per scre:.: i' on
cleared aud part woodland. and pert meadow, Oh
Trout B SsG bGee .I de Of oRRe oS e tf
with brick, sfofdns room Tor shop and dwelling
No. s.Tie Market II nos:o or cli;;:y LIT
ing over thirteen and half acres 0f dcsiIsble Car
Badn Srd 1lS IT, two and Raf With &C.
cellar floor uud,r the enihe building; bsyins
appaIsus with steam boiler. VAS, euaueed pars,
&C. fl p.t'e.1s ana Pai1s sp f sd 1 land ad
Der, in which flDit, Okla, green com, &c can be
thooUshly dried ia few h'ur.i yl;' for washing
yegetsb es for market ample store room. and sup
Pel sers 80. .v $50 60
ss:35.s $ sS a F,ss e. E, rS5
No. 22-s( Garden plot l. St sswen PEI .sIe. 100
No 40 Garden pet. PaILiurst per sc.s... 90 90
No 24-Gsrden plot, q. Drew and King, pers 81 90
25-GGIden j.. d coleman, il
No 2s-Pesr Orchard Farm. cont aiming about hiytwo
ceres of excellent loan, of which over thtty'hye
wei fm6ertd and thee in huiI, eonpri'irs about
eco pears of the bes. varie les, of ounce aud pear
res, &c, TOBIAS PchsmRus s'. . @
No z-LOcusi Grove Form. Containing nearly seventy
acrrs, of which tiirteen ere well Il nbered, three
in Locust timber young growth, cultivated and
tsT nes.nes 6e.ns .tHaWbey BED q about
an acre, and over hty acre, IN plo" culture. &c
This farm hs. upon the high go7ndsa BED OF Dry
Bauk 1 L. G.k
No 28.-Orc hard Farm. This ,sIc.l contains the pun
cipa apple and peach plan,ations, comprising he
usual ysiisty and succession Of tho best Market
PEACHES; about seventy varieties OF the ch1sest sp-
pies of the bearing gu 10 rely and sen.
6rer orchards in III state Mr.. Spring per %
No s-ssssarn E.rm eoesin. ovs[ ,sysat' .I ns
g. Yellow Brook, sb0ut y scEesi Orchards. apple
ia s9h I cer open .ui.m. .... 80
Ne a-Smith Farm, contain Ing about seventy six
aers Of which there Is finbered Lsud Hop
Broot a5out n scres Orck4Td-appe, peach
ounce scrrs; Hop Brook Meade v, - Access Open
,esll, bun, with cellar, vernin7so %! q nary,
a.. ls, &c CRIB and oih0r OF: house, IL. Ii. IAN
N stPJuS: ion am. Tinisici Ind .one very
Gnt tsblfs about ~ scres; Ne dow about a-Fr'
Clearing, acre. hi. parcel has pleasant expo
sbles. the land Is .ood and e!eAEed up VIII mske
vay desirable small arm. The iuber isyery val
NJ. % Old Orchard fem. pleasantly ocd'sd sLjOin
us the public ro,d, aud po'e.s,od Q, E5lpy agysn.
Meadow Hop and Trou. BROOKS 5scrs'i Open
Cultures ,eesi IN al about ~ sefesi W. H. Pm o
Nc IS -Iiiiie-, F,rm, bounded sss- sOsd aud
Wdod- nd. y .e,sk; Meadow oa Hon All Tf.St
Broots acres; Cleared, s;esi IN q! abJu. =.
40 si-sbuwbeIry F'IIn, similar in ma't resPee'sto
tie last cont.iri meadow Hop Br'rk lioai
laf !. u bearing ~ beIIies, about - acTts-in all
about u acres r. b. Cel-a,n per sefe.....:;.: = "
"a Hop brcos - sensi open culture se'''i = 81.
~ ~ VI 10, r. ,rcen i.,i .ud Hon Brook