This section is from the book "American Law Of Real Estate Agency", by William Slee Walker. Also available from Amazon: American law of real estate agency.
Agreement made the ...... day of ......, 19...., between
......, of......, hereinafter called the vendor, and......, of
......, hereinafter called the purchaser.
The vendor will sell and the purchaser will buy the timber-trees growing on a certain lot of land situate at the northeasterly corner of the vendor's farm, in the township of......, in......
county, the said lot containing about......acres, and being the same pointed out by the vendor to the purchaser. The purchase price for the timber and trees is......dollars, of which one-half part shall be paid on the signing of this agreement, and the balance on the......day of......, 19.....
Such trees shall be felled with as much care as possible to avoid injury to fences and to the undergrowth of trees not cut by the purchaser. The purchaser shall make proper compensation to the vendor for all damages the vendor may sustain by the carelessness or negligence of the purchaser's workmen. The purchaser shall not enter into any arable fields or upon any grass land until after the crops have been gathered; and the timber is to be removed over such private roads as the vendor, or his agent, shall point out.
The whole of the timber and trees shall be cut down before the
......day of......, 19-----, and shall be clear off the premises before the......day of......, 19...., excepting that the cord-wood may remain until the ...... day of ...... following; everything remaining after the times mentioned shall be forfeited to the vendor.
In witness whereof, etc.
 
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