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Litchfield enquirer., 1842-05-12

Alta Court Of Probate holden al Litchfeld, '0ith-
in and for the District of Litchfeid, on the
2sth day Of April 1912:
Present, Ralph G. Camp Esq Judge.
TTPON the petition of Sarah A. Bailey OF
~ Goshen. in the county of Litchfield,
showing TO this court that she is Guardian OF
Joseph p. Bailey, Edward c. Bailey, and
Sarah Jane Bailey, all Of said Goshen in said
Probate District, and all being minors under
the age Of twenty-one years-That said mi
nors arc the owners as tenants in common
and co. partners in equal proportions in fee
of the following described tracts of land, viz.
II certain tract of land in the north part OF
said Goshen, formerly owned by Silas Hum
phrey. deceased, and by him mortgaged to
Putnam Bailey, deceased, by deed dared
August 30, 1881, and recorded in Goshen
land records vol. 10, page 1928. containing
about one acre and half Of land, with
dwelling. house and other buildings thereon,
and of the value of about $4O0. Also GER
tain other tract Of land situated in said Go.
shen, containing about one acre and half,
bounded southerly by the Hinsdale road,
and on all other sides by lands Of Nelson
Austin, of the value of about $3.50. Also an
old shop standing on the land formerly
owned by Josiah Apley, and opposite to the
tract of land last above described, with an
interest in the water power connected with
said shop. Also certain tract of land with
the buildings thereon situate in the south
part of Norfolk in said county Of Li,chfield,
containing about two acres, bounded easter.
" on highway, southcrly. westerly and nor
,herIy on Ethan Pendleton's land. valued at
about five hundred dolars-That snid lands
are unproduclive to said minors. and that it
would be for their interest that the same
should be sold-praying this court 10 au-
| thorize and empower her or some other meet
person to sell said property for the reasons
aforesaid, as per petition on file dated April
| %. 1642-
his ordered by this Court, That said Guar
dian give notice of said application, by caus'
ing the same to be published IN one OF the
newspapers printed in Litchfeld in the
county Of Litchfield three weeks successive
| w, at least six weeks before the hearing; and
that said petition will be heard at the Pro
bate Office in said district on the l4th day oil
| July next, at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon.
! Certified from Record.
40 RALPH G. CAN'T. Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-05-12
Housatonic Rail Road
EPOHl KNr1h CalnaMm

From North Canaan
For bridgeport, NeS0- York and
Nego- H0Uen.
THE Passenger Train of Cars on the
IL Housatonic Railroad will leave North
Canaan Con and after the 10Th inst.) daily
Sundays excepted) at 6 A. M, and arrive
at Bridgeport at halfpast 10 A. M. Return
ing, leave bridgeport at IL A. M. and arrive
at North Canaan at p. M.-running in
connection with the steamboats,
NIMROD AND CROTON,
One of which will leave New-York from the
east side of Catharine Market Slip every day
Sundays excepted) at 6 A. NJ. and arrive in
Bridgeport at half past 10 A. M. Returning
leave Bridgeport al Ii A. NJ. and arrive IN
New York at 4 P. NJ.
Stages leave Bridgeport for New Haven
at la. NJ, and 6 P. M. Stages leave West
Stockbridgc. passing through Van DuSen-
Vile, Great Burlington and Sheffield, and
leave Winsted. passing through Norfolk to
North Canaan, and arrive in time for Pas
senSers 10 take the cars at A. M; return
ing the same day on the arrival of the cars
at North Canaan.
Stages also leave Litchfeld to meet the
cars at New. Milford on Tuesdays, Thurs
days and Notwithstanding on Mon.
days, Wednesdays and Fridays; also leave
litchfield on Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fridays via South Farms, Bethlem, Wood
bury and Southbu,y, to meet the cars at
MISUNDERSTANDING on Tuesdays, Thurs
days and Saturdays.
Stages will also run from Danbury to-
meet The cars at Hawleyville, returning the
same day on the arrival of the cars from
Bridgeport.
&c 4 Freight Train will leave North Ca
naan daily, Sundays excepted, at A. NJ.
and Bridgeport at P. M.
Fare $3.50
If paid through from Cornwall bridge West
Cornwall, Falls Village and North Canaan
to New. York.
r. B. MASON. Superintendent.
Bridgeport, April IL, 1912. %
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-05-12
NOTICE

rs hereby given that the Subscriber has
IL levied Tax Warrant for Town and Stnie
Taxes on the land of BENJAMIN TALLmADoE's'
Heirs, and also on the lands Of ALANsoN AB-
BE, and will cell the same at the sign-post in
the village of Litchfield, on the Both day Of
June 1912, at 2 O'Clock in the afternoon.
BENJAMIN KILBoURN, Collector.
Litchfield, May 2, 1872, Sw49
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-05-12

Rhode Island.-The leaders in the revolution in
Rhode Island have been arrested and held bail
Some Of the members of the peoples legislature have
resigned. Gov. Dorr has gone To Washington in be-
half OF the suffrage palIy. Gov. King has made
requsltion President Tyler Tor add with what
cess oes not vet appear.
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-05-12

Cong ess.-The House have passed the spportion.
men bill by fixing the ratio a, SO. l79 and compelling
the States to choose by single ds.rcts-a measure.
in our humble opinion, Of very doubtful expedency.
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-05-12
THE ENQUIRER.
LlTCHFIELD, MAY I2, 1912.

Election Of Sherif.-The following returns render
certain the reelection of ALBERT SEDewcK, twhie,)
as Sheriff of Litchfeld County for the next wears
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-05-12

A N APPRENTICE to the Printing BUSH
"a ness Us or l6 years OF age) will be Ia
ken at this office if application be made this
week.
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-05-12
DIED.,

DIED,
Al Goshen, April %. Mr.. Samuel. LYMAN, aged r.
His funeral attended the following Sabbath ny
large assemhsge Of people, when discourse was de-
ivcred The occasion by Rev. MI Everest rom rom
Job " &c: "Thou shalt come TO INV grave III iuh
age, like ms a shock Of corn coming in his season.
In the death Of Mr.. Lyman, not only the oeTeaVea
widow, children, and other relatives, but the cnnEch
Of which he was a member, and the community al
large, have sustained great loss. BY hun the ois'
iingushng tsts Of christian character. u IL believed
we're possessed and exhibited. He embraced IN his
belief die fundamental principles, the vital power the
controlling influence, and the practical results OF true
religion. iIe professed TO feel the power OF divine
grace on his own heart, experience its joys indulge
its hopes, and manifest Its fruits And his HE, so Tar
as man can judge, correspondent with bis profession
He has come his grave IN fall age; full IN respect
not ONLY 10 years. but usefulness and ptety. And
a indulge the pleasing belief that his ssA IS safe IN
a, Ringhamton, y. Y. on the ID inst, Dr. Horato
~ a. twin aged Is, formerly of this towB-a young
- ~ - celeni character and mach nHuuIse.
A. Se.th Csnaan, on the Both Hlt Mrs. Susannah
Reed aged 81 years.
H. CIR. II:osDARp died q his residenee at Nor
;cS On Mondsv the I'd inst % the ace OF % years
p" @as nS,ve Of Maseschusetts, and studied Ia "
10 N;Ss~ EiiSwnrth In 1901 he was elected 20
C""cS~ss srd asOain IN 1903. He was subsequently
Ter = memher uftfe EtG'e LEGISLATURE. and speak;
~ ri tha IoSver House Ia ISLE he was member Q,
- Hartford Conyention an0 in 1912 was appointed
Indce Of the supreme Cour'. Wich ne heio 70! tIee
years. He was nlan ofhigh isNegr''y ano o. S0unO
ability,
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-05-12
Select School.

FENHE Summer Term OF w. M. Ensign's
n Boarding School will commence on
Monday the 9th inst, where, under n COM
petent instructor. knowledge of the several
branches cnn be acquired.
Terms, per quarter. for the English bran.
ches, from 3 to 4 dollars
Latin and Greek, 5 dollars
N, 3. II Parents and Guardians are not
entirely satisfied, no charge will be made
for tuition.
Board can be obtained on, reasonable
terms.
South Farms, Nav 9, 1912 3w49*
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-05-12

The Legislative proceedings, Governors Message
and advertisements, leave us no room for editorial
matter, or even summary Of the news Of the day,
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-05-12
MARRIED..

At South Farms. on the % instant. by The Rev d.
l.. Parlnelee, Mr. Francis C. Hoys Of Brookheld, TO
Miss Be,sey M. Hubbard OF the former place.
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-05-12
NOTICE..

NOTICE.. ...
THE subscriber respectfully informs his
bought the shop for Wool Carding and Cloth
Dressing in Milton where he intends 10 carry
on the above business and also to manutac-
ture wool into plain Cloth, Cashmere or
Satinett upon shares by the yard. The
former customers and the public generally
are particularly invited to continue their
patronage. FENN MALLEIT.
Milton. April 81. 1872 3W#49
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-05-12

Sedgwck's maj. thus far, l41. The towns to
hear from will not probably reduce this majority, but
may increase it.
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-05-12

T11IIE Judge Of the Court Of Probate for the
D. District of Litchfield has limited and
allowed six months from the date hereof, for
the creditors TO the estate of EBER PETERS,
late of Litchfield in said District. deceased,
represented insoIvent. in which 10 exhibit
their claims thereto; and has appointed Da-
vid C. WhittIesey of Washington and julius
Griswold Of said Litchfleid. commissioners
tn receiye and examine said claims.
Certified by RALPH G. CAMP. Judge.
The subscribers give notice thai they shall
meet at the house Of John I. Peters IN said
Li,cbfield on the 9th day OF June and the
18th day of October next at ~ O'Clock 10 'ne
forenoon on each of said days, for the pur-
pose of attending on the business Of said ap-
pointment.
DAvrDC: wHIITIrsrT' Comm'rs.
JULIUS GRIswOLD.
All persons indebted 70 said Estate are re-
ouested 10 make immediate payment TO
joins Y. PETERs, Admir-.
Iitchfeld, April ., 1912. %
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-05-12

Mem. York chn-trr Election Settled 1t seems now
to bs conceded tia, the Wing Aide man elected in
the 9Th and 9Th Wsrds will he suffered to take their
.oats wiSou, further opposition. This will make The
CITY TO sncil stand ten Wings 10 screen LOc"s.
Mr.. Giddings, the Grpungrd member from Ohio.
has resumed his seat in Congress.
Anderson Mitchell Whig. has heen elected 10
Congress from the fredsll District n. C~ in place OF
lion. Lewis Williams, deceased.
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-05-12

When the reading OF the message was finished, Mr..
Human moved that 500 copies be printed, and that
the message he then transmitted 10 the Senate. A
member moved that 1000 he substituted. THIS
amendment was lost, and the MIoioU passed.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-06
THE ALEXANDRIA, GAZETTE.

~ Saotcdsa. Ed4for and Iropriffsr
IIDoblrhhD la Aicsandria. D. e., three tlme. a ...l
On luest,y. 1hursisyu, and saiuT,i,ya Al 81 n.,
hnaun payable In advance, with pIoper Reference
Subscribers are urnshcI with the cad 80 fere.a and
domestic ntehaeoee, carefully collected aud eoll.sI
The ffrcs current of Boston. New No,k I.llmo,.
ni o,her places arc published with fI
the Alexandria Market, % ePared BY a competent re-
The politics Of tho Gazette are too well known I'm need
posH.n TO be defined b., Ami,
runprof Henry Cial for the PTesicut true
I"hE puneip"s AMI oppose Loco Foco doeirlnea
Apoton "l .c columns of the Gazette 4.
every week To Literary subjects.
Iho pteectmn1au OF Congress Civ, In condemned
all qucs'ioGs. Published. ~ "
Tine obretof the editor arc 10 make the Gazette
uselul Ncsrpspct especially to the Farmers whose
~ aId welfare II will always cndeaVot To prao.
The oskcuo ~ now la s fnTtythitj year-sno OF The
Oldest newspaper cs'abshmc rn,cd tate- and
It's circulation and standing satisfactory AM rrainns
bic to the eublc assep@
Independent IA Tia posan. the Gazette seeks no f,o,
sh1 ksnon" from the Executive, or from Con,rr,s n,
from mere par ~ IL relies upon It's u.eluln.ss an 49,.
People ant their par onagc W '"0
The neat three years will be iu,o,r,,,, a., ..,.
onca truthful. honest, independent ucwen.ner will he
mora than over desirable and acceptable mi, C,ye,,c
wall be ound doing u duty faithfully and ssynever
violating the ptoprieucs the rsnriesica whirh
shouli usnaush respectable journal but standing In
lie front Ianks Of those who do battle for the prosperity
OF the and The trhs snd liberties Of the People
AleraDlIi', ID o., July -. 1872.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-06
VALUABLE
STAUNTON RIVER LAND EOR SALE

IHk snbseTber Oilers for sale. privately hs tract of
Il and, Containing liz! aerea- THIS tract lie. on the wa
sIs o. Sainon Ryrr. near Coles Ferry Charlotte
on OF which Is leniie Virginia; the rh i,n
- OF vcEy Superior quality and good heart anil contains
upwards OF o1aeres of well iimbered and and sore
Ssry highly improved tobacco lots and nearly Of tic
arabic and u IN high Etae Improvement There hi
also on the river Fishery belonging ~ saiItraei yien
the JASON pientiu supply Of hh; there are seve
M epplc and peach orchards this tract portion Of
SLeh . OF Inc most choice kind Of fruit The dwelling
ose y iaee and CONNEXIONS two story BUILDING in GOOD
tepA containing ten rooms with good cellars with te
heeessary oui buildings ant movements This And
Ieharsaby wel, and IL situated a very healthy ana
peasant section Of country, IN ghffI negho,
Il rniis residence. w
II ihis land Is not sold privately before Tuesday m. LEI
Gay OF November next shall that the urentses
sell AZ public auction, the highest httier on ,i fvv
nE terus: 90 be paid the ftst day or NAV n.
the resiiue ~ the purchase money be pail @ eai
annual enis, The whole 10 hear Interest from the av
Of SALE tond with approved security will be required offe
Tiy. '' 'e~u'
n ID. u prvaie sale should be made, due notice will be
sven. JOHN w. YOUNG
au
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-06
au % ewtDceI&eds
LAND - EnR SAf-E

! ANlNb determined 10 remove 70 The South the sinh
scfibcr viii oteT Tor sale Tucs,ay the 18Th SEQ
temoer next, on the Premises. pubi, auction 10 the
highest pidder. his tract OF and Oranrc county On IN,
NoIth fsgiunkcy River niles fom Orange CoGrthouse
lVlon Z riunSviie aa % from FTcdcricFsbure adoin
inftlc Ands OF Capt. VIM Stevens. DR. Gfymes agI r.
he Es The trae contains 9i3 acres. 200 81 which are
clearer isp - tie later low grounds. and large portion
20 meadow There IS good ncU saw NJ ON AZ, I,,i .
irse orchard Of choice selection Of fruits aud com
oablc dwelling house. lie will also sell al the sane time
aud place, large quantity u hay his stock OF Berkshii
h'gs Lincolnshire and Blkeweli sheep and cattle NUN
berut The utcT fine he1vcs
TERNs-Fnr the Land, Q OF the purchase money in
cash. the balance Ia and years, securcj by bon and
approved security. with deed Of trust on the land O
the personal rorery, all sums Of 80 and under cash
overtint sum, y months credit THIS Is surround
ed ~ a. Almost iuaGhausabc q1auy OF mhcr, which
will render the saw Mil Available one. Any cominunica
ton directed 70 me at Orange Courthouse will De affcnde,
to. PETER L 1OIfNSOs
bloomsbury, Orange, Avg p. 1872. au sO eWtJs
BD-Euqurcr will copy wtds.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-06
PURLIC SALE
OF JAMES RIVER LAND

OF JAMES RIVER LAND
Nv ILL be sold, ct the Dover Nil 8 10 the hirbes, b,
on FRIDAY the 2}d Of September The tfaef ~ -,
- IotIneEy resided lying IN the County Of Coco
-l' on lanes rSer ~ miles from the CRY OF Rchm9nI
~ tuhs ne lands Of Gen Peyton. Richard Samnsoo ~
M containing 90 acres, abou; 100 wherrpf are M
&C Iaints TiyeT low grounds, eGbrscn= portion of
ls'-h On the tract, there y arres In 49,
S!eerti portion The high land Is in taerabla esr
- oI ''e usual quarry Of the lands lying as confsuons
~ -. 'tNeI Ihe james River Canal passes through
an au0ris ready ami cheap irarsuortafioo 70
i Ael 81 az rs prodneions The s,i'A,.e ,s.s.ts
oy leaihy haysae never had Of bilious a-ue
The purchaser vii Lave immediate possession so FAR as
% enatic him 10 seed crop OF wheat A more minute
description of hc land Il deemed unnecessary as thoss
@.i-~s - bay Jog viii doubtless and Judge Tor Them
seres Nj Tally, living the premises will show the
pace ." any one DESTROYS Of viewing portion OF le
p9teiSe money vii be required cash; the baanc
bearing ntere with deed OF trust 10 secuIe he nav
'"S F-'
Au p dl'&cff JOSEPH : w.TrrSs
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-06

LII
~ virtue OF Deed Of Trust executed bv The Ia. +
= NsIu cunningham and Arana his wife 10 RrharJ -
uetsoa am benjamin Watkins Leigh trustees bear,.
- e I'm september, leSj, and recorded in The H.,
~ ouIt OF Richmond for the purpose OF sren rry .
eut EN- mentioned 20 iitileon Waller Tszswe In
&c SOL On the ISh day Of October next uOon the pre
e 9.sow ns property 10 the said deed mention 81 and
70 the said Ande Leigh trustees d, 80,
80 piece or parcel Of land city Of RichmoSd
WIG me Richmond Mills situated containing 80,
De me same more lees bounced ,y In I.rs
ssr oan2 The ani sold by the said Cunningham, ~ en-
ihklaln Anderson, occupied by the Richmond NJ
.ts'lIins company, being part Of the land purehaSsh
~ - birmingham Of Thomas Rutherford Win ,Is
oeings and improvements thereon ana AM Inc pri
s an appurienances there.o belonging or In IN
@ aPperani1s and particularly the right Of taEiny
N1teI from TIE James River canal in as nm ana ,r,
liIlhe a tne said Cunningham might d. nDder -,,,t.
grants from The James River Company spbiscI hosy
- oley OF the rents that may hereafter ecrre ~, ~
saI James River Company. Se W inc
The terms Of the said sale will hs ,h., -. -. ~. -,
money as will sfice pay the de bt and inter
stSu.c oy the said deed. aud and ouiDs - ~
al IazsSSel namely. the Of twenty eve t6onssnS
IN interest thereon from Isl day of arrgI -,
80 ynarses OF executing tIust will Be- reo,;rI -
lhu loI ne residue thereof credit OF II tyi,
steen months will be given. the purchases sivioI %
0H the property 10 secure the deferred raymenfs M
Bw LEIGH, Trustees
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-06
TRUST SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
SALE mr. v ,TEUsTEE's

TrNnrp -, 'NtsU Null. TWOPENTY.
49, ue.tl % Truss executed % a.- bv Reni,n,s,
go y Jul Vile. besrtag date The he n serf-.-s.
b,ii % 1870 IN the Coaniy Court VI Chsste, a-lL
r.ed,.,.f, ibe <hh day of Sspsenhsr neTr mo.
he count, Of ssSa ss, ons ha, au'be 10
sides, being about ~ n.ile- es On P..s., 10y re-
q miles south west 81 Re htaard ~ anu aoon
The tract contains 1901 acre. AGA ,,.t .s.,., =,
eon'e OF divided into separate paTcei. -. ~ D..
OF ~ ~ ,he pntesi 10 the ds ed % ths day % sale
~ paniaiion ~ cons tts red orc ~ - A., L. q.
'po-' 'sweu numbered aui waieteI xi,h n go,
r,ar. ,ol Dolly ~ tue hu snd Va eufvailsn Thc h.,
ssr,.t.- arc unnsutiiy rOod-csnstsfirx Of 4. me-
- So i handsome Dweilag House and other nec.-
nein-urcs. &c Passessiau (of fsrmi,,
WI 'f gwen On the 1t Of October ne., az, =, =,
po,.lvc ~, ,,Dt before Christmas. The sale viii he
theT 10 Tho Sned on account Of ineletnent wea
rs 49,, wv, SNih9 Monsisy or frs f,ir dav tbere.s.r
credit esnt $500 VII be cash; but it "a pro5sbe
which Information may De ol,,i,., hsse money OF
81 % GUS JAMES
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-06
JOSEPH : WATKINS
<ALE or LANYARD,
TWO HOUSES AND LOTS. e.
N rlD affTTT n

IsIWsIF z.
PURSUANT 20 deet of trust eKecuf.d 10 the s,Ls-r;
Der by Thomas Phillips. lie 18Th lay OF Feb nary
~ and Of record In the erk's Ofce OF The count,
Conn OF Prince Edward, for puraoses thereia q
n ca shall on ne day u January, lsf3 on the pre-
mseS ~ the town OF Faunve sell for cash the following
properly 70 VII. Lot No used a Tannery and now
htcd with AL necessary buildings and Gturrs Tor
carving on the tanning business extensive and nro
tiabe scale, ensuriny TO industry ample
also two comfortable dwelling houses wi b eariens ON
houses &c attached one negro woman Two horses and
Wagon, and many other sriecs nuncrouso entior
itis properly l. Of value ans oilers favorabic on
poTunny 10 nose es us Of icvcstng their money In
oWn piopeiy OF doing 50 10 aivan;a.e Arv person
wishing % examine, can have opportunity OF doins -
10y applying 20 hr Phillips who rcses in Farmvie or 10
the subscfpcr who can generally he found AZ his nee In
ioNu The title 10 SAID property teeved % be undoub
coy god but acting trustee, sha only sell infrr
est ard convey such lille as vested mc ~ SAID deed
| WM &. FLOURNOY, Trustee
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-06
WARSAW AR .rrcr,o.

ihs desirabe residence now IN the occupancy Of Ma,
y,s,e sneii In view of the city Of Rehnond aus aae 1
ci cgefo Tour acres Of the valuabe pro c,vc ad
se OUT van many valuable Fruit Trees and ubsians
.uSo-,I tofc,her with Brick stabieh. Carriage House
-. vii DC ~od on the premises WEDNESDAY. he
ith o. ses.mher, At Y O'Clock And Immediately alter
zoe s.le OF WARSAW Will be sold thereto liz he Sn
OF stney 30 called eish Land now In hirb s,ss
81 eusiuon and sioins the tract en- ifs southern line
belonging 20 Richard Reina E.q ~
TertGs-One third cash, the balance In Two eon,I m,
nens 81 AMI Is months, with satisfactory security ami
deed OF tfuEt GA the property ~ ~
au 2twfds n NJ r. Al.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-06

RAPPAHANNCCK LAND

TIE Executors Of William Morsou, deed will offer
public sale. upon TIE PREMISE, on Thur sIay tho
@ Gay OF september ls+2. It's Snoden Estate in SAT
ioiu county on the kappahaHnock RIVER, about miles
DeoN redercksourg II contains. by estimation
eNedto be accurate, about 80 acres an IS one OF m
nrSsl tarus "a that part Of Nrslna. considerable
it u'Le nan IO acres Is auyal meadow per iecfly
am OF great fertility; he upands are Of roo
il1pIoveablc qualify. while the intervening table
lanu Is highly improved and most productive There ~
w. Story dwelling house upon the estate, and Inc b,rps
st1nates, corn houses aud cabins are unusually FooJ
1esrous OF obtaining are7lly superior farm are
uNHtl tn examine The terms Of sale will Re onetbird
ISL, INC remainder OF tie purchase money one and
years bearing interest iGom the time Of ale and
secured ~ bont whh approved surety surees AMI
trust deed urou the premises Tie purchassr win h,v
We pIVtege OF rreparn1 Immediately or a crop Tor the
nehi year-but full possession will be stipulated 10 10
sven before the ls Of January, Saskatchewan perhaps
nay DC gwen earlier. % The present crops ana shsr
properly now on the premises sooner sposei Of
Soud the purchaser of the lini esirc can buy m
otnsr property consisting OF slaves socs &C on rea.
natlc terms Further particulars be lcarren on the
day Of sale. ARTHtrR A MnR.oN
JAS NJ MORRISON,
Jas A Seldom.