Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1875-10-08
GREAT
Auction Sale.

I WILL sell at public auction, the premises In
Il Jamaica (unless previously disposed of ON
"wednesday, October n, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ,
the following described real and personal property,
viz:
The Home Farm of benjamin Muzzy, consisting of
a valuable and productive meadow Of rs acros, lying
West River, just below Jamaica village, with an
other moving lot and orchard, and three pastures
suitable and convenient for keeping large dairy,
with an excellent sugar orchard producing 1000
to 1900 lbs of sugar annually with good sugar house
well stocked with sugaring utensils.
The buildings consist Of large two story dwelling
house the centre Of the village three large barns
sheds, carriage house, and convenient outbudings,
with running water and good well and conveniences
for carrying on dairyipg business.
Also the Cheney lot" so called lying in Jamaica
village and consisting Of about ve acres Of produc-
tive moving and tiilage land, with thrifty young
orchard and would make desirable building lots.
Also the Howe pasture" containing 20 acres, about
one-hAh mile from the village, and easily accessible
and profitable for pasturing cows from the village
and is now used for that purpose.
Also the "Goodale pasture" about one mile from
the village, containing about so acres, and il warm,
early pasture
Also the "Butler Cellar pasture so called, contain
ing about 20 acres and lying about onehAh mile from
the village and noted as being the earliest pasture in
the vicinity.
Also the CAytOn pasture, lying on the north side
Of West River, and about two miles from the village
All who acquainted with this pasture know to be
the best stock pasture in this section.
Also large lot across West River and opposite ia
mAica village containing about $50 acres, and con-
sisting Of excellent pasturage, and valuable wood
lot well timbered with pine, spruce, hemloch, and
hemlock bark within 9 short distance from market.
A rare opportunity is offered to any one desir-
ing purchase the best farm In this part Of the
~, the above described land is all Of the very rst
quality, the result OF many years selections, well To-
Gated, easy Of access, well fenced to large extent
with good stone WALL and good buildings pleasantly
situated upon as good site can be found in the
village. The land all be used together, convent
emily, farm, which would consist Of some 600
700 acres and will be sold at private sale, IL de-
sired, either all together in lots to suit purchasers
but not previously sold at private sale, will be sold
at auction at the time above ted in parcels, and
the large meadow will be divided into sections.
Also the following Personal Property, viz:
good Durham Cows, IL Coarse Wool Sheep, 20
Lambs, pair matched Steers, yearling
Heifers full blood Durhams,l pair matched Steer
Calvef good Calves, large quantity Of Hay, Grain,
ktrAw, Corn Fodder, &c.
There will also be sold buggy wagon, single
Sleigh double sleigh, harnesses, and the farming
utensils used upon said farm consisting of Carts
i OK wagon, plows, lot Of chains, roller, now
ing machine, wheel horse rake harrows traverse
sled, OK sleds, winnowing mill, lot Of OK yokes,
forks shoves, hoes, axes, and other articles too
merous to mention.
Terms made known Oh day of sale.
JOHN PARSONS, Assignee,
Francis Phelps, Auctioneer.
Jamaics, Vt, Sept. IS. 1878. 39-l1