The Monmouth inquirer., 1865-11-23

EXECUTORS SALE !
LARGE SALE
REAL ESTATE!!
TWO DEsIRABLn FARMS
THREE TRACTS. OF WOODLAND
Stone HI Property
TNHE Executors Of J. S Lawrence, dec d, will
Il ouer ~ fupic cale,
ON TUESDAY, DECEMBER 18TH, 1865,
on the premises, the following desert ed property,
10 wit.
Situated IN Upper Freehold township, Monmouth
County, j, about cue Mile East Of the village of
ImlaystOwn, adjoining lands of James GtbersuD,
Clarkson Woodward, John DAVIS, Thomas Tunis,
and others,
ABOUT 124 ACRES OF LARD,
about acres in Wood and Timber, and nearly all
the balance under good state OF cultivation.
Plenty of good Marl on the premises, easy sf access
The plot is Dearly square, divided into convenient
sized fields. all well fenced with chestnut and ce-
dar. The whole South line of the farm is beauti
iui never failing stream OF water There is also
another ss'eam rnnniug across the northwest cor
ner, which, together with two g,od Wells at the
buildings. give water i'll every field. The improve
ments consist OF
A TwO-sTORY DWELLING HOUSE,
l6x40 feet, with Cellar; Stable. Wagon and Corn
House, 24x3s; Urge BAN, nearly II, W 27x.0 feet; (;
with go d stoue walled Basement under tue whole
Also small two story lenaut Hon one cor
her ut the farm. An Apple Orchard of so young
ed trees, in full bearing.
This farm is YER, desirable property for any one
wishing to locate or invest in good heighborhood
Persons wishing to view sad pro Ierty bet IRE be
day Of ale, will please cali on Levi Cotlrell, oc
cupying the premises.
No. 3. z
Situated on the westerly border of Milestone
township, Noun nth County, N ) abo ltone mi le,
E,st OF No on the North de of tue road leadir
from the old ell Nv Meeting House to Clarksburg
one mile North OF Josiah DAVIS Grist Mill, adjOin-
ing lauds Of William Hendrickson, Clayton Palmer
SaA.uel Hartshorn and others,
ABOUT las ACRES OF LAND
about 80 acres covered with god growth o.
Chestnut and Spanish Oak, and nearly all the bal
ance IN good state of cultivation. A fine bed Of
Peat on the farm, which has been applied aud act
we'll on the soil. Good Mari ca be had from first
named farm. aud other beds not far distant. The
land lays nearly square is we'll fenced and watered
The improvements consist Of
"A TWo-sTORY DWELLING,
lsx24 feet with Cellar under same, and Kitchen
All lining, l2xi6; Barn 2Sxa6, and Cow House ad-
joining, l6x60 eet, with q heavy stone wall base
ment under the whole; a two story Wagon and
'ow House, 24x2A feet; large Furnace lIouss AMI
other Outoudngs, nearly all new, aud in good
repair. two Wells of good Water. and an Orchard
OF Is Apple, and number of large Pear frees, all
in full barring.
The premises are occupied by Charles c. Parker,
Esq who will show location &C., to persuus calling
on him.
These properties are both convenient to Churches
Schuols aud good Mills with good Home Market
for Stock, Grain and other Ploduce Bel ittai ed
about miles South of the Camden and Amboy
Railroad. and but short distance East of The
proposed H'ghtstown, NeE Egypt and Pem0erion
road, rare chance is offered those desIrous of in
ve,tlng IN this kind of property.
Titles uuexceptionable. Possession given April
lt. 1866
Also, Immediately after the sale Of the above,
Three Lots of Woodland,
on the hills between the two farms, covered with
good growth Of Timber, and underlaid with
BUILDING Stone of good q l4lity.
NJ. -Cont+ining acres.
No obtaining Q 30-l00 acres.
No. 3-COntain'ng 7-l00 acres
Imm- oiate possession of Wood Lots given.
Sale to commence punctuaIly | O'clock. P. ~,
on Farm No. occupied by Lewis Cottre H. Esq
Attendance and conditions t sale
GEORGE W SHlNN,
JOSEPH 7. SCUDDER.
BENNINGTON +. RANDOLPH, !
Executors of James s Lawrence, decd
N vemher Q. 1865. 6w
: PUBLIC SALE.
ADMINISTRATORS
SALE OF REAL ESTATE.