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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-25
Correspondence of the Republican
OUR NEW YORK LETTER

This city, so long noted for presenting no
many literary attractions, has this season fail.
cd TO sustain its reputation. The reason is that
first class orators are remarkably lew 10 num-
Der, and the themes they present have been
very commonplace, especially after the stir
ring speeches that the war rompted. Another
reason 10, that second rate speakers demand az
much for their lectures as those that rank
above them. The result is small audiences,
lacking enthusiasm. The fact is the people
have found out that the lecture system has
been abused. Mere upstairs, with a great
display OF words, but little common-sense,
have attempted to enhghteu others upon their
duties, AMI 10 teach moral precepts they do rot
practice themselves
The FeniaD quarrel has al length come TO al
eud without the loss OF blood. The people,
however, are very little interested in the +. b.
OF the Irish Republic, snd care nothing what
will become OF either. The Times thinks that
the whole batch, Head Centre, Senate and all,
shonld be- given theis choice, to depart FORTH
with tor Ireland, or be sent bag and baggage
10 the Bloomingdale Lunatic Asylum.
Another effort is being made to close the
concert saloons on Broadway and in other
parts OF the city. 1t is TO be hoped that the
effort will be successful one, for it is impos-
siole to tell how much evil hiss been increased
by these dens of infaluy. Many young man
hhn iearneu US ntsb LESSONS IN vice. ana COM
menced his downward career in these abodee
OF crime. Here also many woman, once
adorned with the brightest virtues, once the
light and joy OF tho home circle, has fallen,
never more, perhaps, 10 tread the earth ia pu-
rity. Hero the AREA y degtaied are plune-
ed still deeper into pollution, and are ripenD z
for eternal destrueuion. The chris ian ana
philanthropist need not go out OF our city to
ind objects OF beney olence. Within sight OF
our own homes, cries SO up for sympathy and
deliverance. Who wig help them and do them
goodY Let cot christ ian hearts deny.
New York, Jan. Is, 1886. ALPHA,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-25
ADJOU RNE ED

AfhAtGGb' eHAG Oh neal EBtat6.
10y Virtue of order OF the Orphans Court Of the
1868, will be exposed to sale at public Venius the
Hotel Of Benjamin O. psaroe in the city Of Wiming ~
on Wednesday, the eth day Of February 1855 O'Clock
p H. the following described real estate late OF Robt
McCalley, decd to witt
certain lot piece Of land, situate In the City Of
Wilmington, begn ming at the westerly side q French
sreet at 70 six inches broad and the distanse
broad, at \ corner. OF Ann MIivans's land, thence
along said side OF French Street. northery 90 feet 10 a.
corner of land Of Nicholas Patterson, deceased
thence thereby westerly and parallel to Seventh Street
90 feet ~ inches tn corner oil Daniel d. Wood wards
land thence by his land and parallel to Pronch
Street, so tet to OF land OF William Bright
thence thereby and by lands OF Daniel Farra aud lands
OF Ann NIVane Aforesaid eastely and parallel with
Seventh Street 90 feet 51 inches 10 the place Of BEGIN
Mug he the contents thereof ess and having
thereon Frame Dwelling.
And u ls ordered that the purchaser OF purchasers
thereof be and at tho next Orphans Oourt New
Castle County that the Court may assign to him. her
them the premises sold pursuant to said order he she
or they paying to the parties entitled their Just aud pro-
portouats shar0s of the puT chase
with sufficient surety aareies to be approved by the
Court entering lao rocogn1ance to the Ssteo be tai
and acknowledged in said Court In penal sum, to be
determined by the said Court, with condition To pay to
the parties entitled ssyeraly their executors, sdmn
trntos or assigns respectively their just aud
ate shpros OF the said purchase money, with interest
from Huch time at the Court may determine In
nnd form may by tho dir c IN of the said Court be
prescribed and appointed in said condition.
Attendance VIII be given aud terms Of sale made
know1 ct the time and Place aforesaid by
tWM s. MoCAULLEf, ESQ, Trustee, OF by bis attorney
| by orier Of the Court, SAMUEL GUTHRIE,
| Dec II, lsB1-jnn Ills CLERK Of Orphans Court.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-25

FoRDs WAsnIaGroN THEATRE.-As state.
ments have frequently appeared III reference 10
thus building OF contradictory character the
National Intelligenctr fu finishes the following
tscts from reliable source
According to a contract made by the govern.
ment,the theatre building aud the two adjoiu-
ing buildings, (oae il front, the other in tie
rear, are TO be purchased, with tie ground for
one hundred thousand dollars, by February |,
1866, or the property restored as it was to Mr..
Ford. Tho price is not deemed e1orbitqnt and
1t is stated by reliable builders that similar
buildings, on ground equally as eligible canuo,
he erected at the present time for less amount,
The government has entirely destroyed the the,
aLrlcal part of the buildings, and by the car.
penters OF the quartermaster's department, and
by contractors, about thirty FIVE thousaed dol
lars have been expended upon the property.
To restore the property to Mr.. Ford now will
involve a loss 10 the government nearly if INST
equal to the full amount of the purchase mo-
ney, as all the present Improvement must be
removed and the theatre reconstructed. Sur.
geon General Barnes has applied tor tue build.
ing TO be used as medical bureau, and as a fit
place Tor the valuable collection relating tcs
medical science mot without place OF safety
or of eIhibition) belonging to the department.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-25
PUBLIC SALE.

F5NX Tho subscriber having rented hissZ@.
NE-gS farm will sell at Public Sale, on AETA
LAa.A- thursday tho 18th day Of Feb yI-yUR
ruaIy 1886 at 10 O'Clock A. M at his farm In New Cas-
tie Hundred about half way between the bear Station
md the Village Of Chrutans part Of his Household and
Kitchen Furniture consisting Of Bodsads Chairs
Stoves. Churn and Milk Pans Widow Blinds, 10 Oil
Cloth Shades Brass Kettle, Sausage Cutter, and many
9TH articles useful in hourekee ping.
All hid Farming Implements, (which have been but
little used consisting Of Wagons, Carts Flows, Culvs-
tors Jersey Blue Reaper aud Mower superior article;
Threshing achae drndsone Double and Single Trees
Wagon Harness. set ofsinge Harness. Of Double
HARNESS. nearly new two seated Carriage, York
Wagon Sleigh htraps Of Bells Germ Shelters Fans,
Roller Drill Corn Cover sets Of Pillow Gears, Forks
kakes shoveis, Whcebsyrow; new Hay Rigging, wheel
Rake, Revolving Rake, Collars and Brides 0I.yokes
and 2Oxchans Long Ladder Hoes, Axes and lot Of old
Iron.
HORsRs.-IIe will also sell II Horses, l q superior
family horss can he driven and ridden by LADY, pair
Of horses suitable Tor driving work superior Mares
lure work horses, Peny, 2yearling colts.
yoke of Work Oxen Is Cows with calves al their
10 superior shoats, 1850 Lusbels Of good Potatoes 100
Bushels OF Oats bushels OF Beans 1900 weight pick
sed Pork 70 Tons Of upland Timothy aud Clever Hay
To- Corn Fodder and Straw to be fed in the barn yard
on the premises 80 Gran Bags, 20 80 loats Of
cohs, and many ether articles not named.
Buyers may assured that all the above property
will he sold without reserve.
TERMS An sums Of ESQ and under cash, and on all
sums $40 credit nj 30 days will be given by the pur
ehnser giving bankabe note, with an approved endor-
I'm lists JOHN 7, SlMNONg,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-25
I'll aT23.... ssfaTM. ~

: hus,ah fct II skating pan etiod Billy Bates
"gsms hsrry up psA, ana b'ih8 GU. youl
For nc 1 Tesa ~sAb.A hurried aud soon we
AIsal may ~: i.il... ri l.el.. so fair
e Now hsre a young :leses. as sharp as knife,
whaseetnedtc Dc fohd Jf the racy in life, d,
DsclareT all thsa Charms OF awiie she would
81 % eihgs - -etsf. -es-r-
= To thessse.sr- who'd DO the most wonderful
I've uavSllsd the land and have sailed the
I've seen many sights that have caused COM
Butt pledge you my word that about "in a
trice,"
Then followed the "biggest thing ever on ice.',
All the men were In glory, the ladies were
Each tigbtened his skates, while he loosened
asigh;
When sill, at ommand of that beautiful queen,
Did rarest and oldest things ever were seen.
One chap cut az angel, and put on the wings;
Another cut elephants, camels and rings;
One fellow went backwards and drew bo-
quett,
But clown OF reputs made greater display.
Now here was excitement for all the gay folks,
Must the lassie have him who would thrive by
bis j1kesf
So it seemed for a while; but youth who
was tall,
Did q trick that aoon faded the laurels Of all.
What thiak you he did, We will speedily
show
He carved out the name of-Perry Co.,
And to crown the performance-the greatest
by far
He cut at the end most beautiful star.
The people all shouted and opened their eyes,
The lasste declared he had borne off the prize;
Aud as q finale TO what was SO cute,
TIE men went to Perry b Go. for a suit.
large portion of our goods having been
slightly damaged by water on The night Of the
lale lire, VIC are selling of regardless OF cost.
Star Clothing Emporium.
Low prices and Fashionable Goods.
900 Chestnut street, PHILADELPHIA.
PERRY co.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-25

Neutrality Our Government has ordered
that no armed parties will be allowea to pass
our frontier to aid either party In Mexico
Neither will any shipment of arms or munitions
OF war be allowed to leave our ports destined
for the same country. This may do very we'll
In relation to Mexico, but it is impossible for
our citizens to be neutral in reference to the
subject OF where to get their clothing made
from the best materials, and cut 10 the most
fashionable styles. Mr.. J. Il. Muhlhausen, No.
as King street, does his work ia such an e1-
cellent manner, that he has lepg since beal
given the palm Of being just tho person fif
gentlemen to get to make their garments.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-25

Having just received the very best Msrino Shirts
and Drawers ever offered in this market OF import
In want of extra article as it will give pleas
ure to show them. W. II. Caow slo Market It.
Hmprorsnsrt. decided Improvement made Ia the
cut and 1T Of nov Patented Shoulder sesn Shirts.
My motto 10 to make the best Shirts At Ms low prices as
they be bought In any other establishment aud every
shall have the kind and quantity Of materials bar
gaps for Every shirt warranted to a. and 10 lie as
as Market St. mAyetE1 WM. a. GROW,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-25
PURLIC aAIE-

% Will be sold u Public pale, 49,
a on the farm In Christiana Hun
N ,dred, near Oentreville, on Mous 49,
50Sday, the 9th day Of February, -0&
1855 at y o'clock M the following personal Property
Two good horses five Mich Cows, yoke Of 0rsn. .
hay Beds, horse power Threading Machine, Moving
h1achine, drsin Drill, Grain Paa, Hay Pork, Pows.
Hoes Crowbar one superior Stump Fuller, Grain Ora
ales Moving soythes. Grain Chest, Cow Chains, and
ot oil blacksmith Tools, such as Anvil, Bellows, Nam
ners longs, Drills &C. Also, Dairy Fixtures, consist
ng Of Churu, Milk Pans, Butter Tub and Cream Cans
18th avariety Of other articles. 81 Terms at Sale.
BENJAMIN SEAL,
o WIN P. SEAL.
JOAN HEYRIRN. AurI. Ian
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-25

.A<{1Rr very desirable country residence, I miles
~, from Wilmington, IN Mil Greek Hd., with 10
ni acres an some porchos, Of highly improved
land; situation beautiful ard healthy, houss
nearly new large and modern built, water pure and
abundant, with Barn. Carriage Heute, Corn Crib, &c.
Alao small Wooden Factory, set Of machinery and all
the Dying, Peting aud Finishing apparatus, in fair
der and In successful operation Large durable tenant
house, spring house, weave shop, garden, 40 If not
sod by the nrs Of March, the house and land will be
rent. THOMAS W0RRELL,
S0e Tatnnll Street,
jan lb-l2ts Wilmington, Del.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-25
Valuable Farms mt Private Sale.

Valuable Farms mt Private Sale.
~ The undersigned offers at Private Sale the
Ess1 Real Estate late OF Robert Husbands deceased
HHaaI op tho Draudywine, In Christians Hundred con-
1Gkslstlng Of two farms.
NO. Farm Of 1o5 Acres we'll timberod and fenced
and well watered 1t is In high state Of guilty alton
The improvements desrAbie stone DWELLING stone
barn and stable carriage house, cornrib and spring
mouse with meyer failing stream. Their is an apple
orchard In full bearing and other frut trees.
No. ha Farm Of ~ acres, adjoining No l. twelve
acres Of which are woodland Is we'll fenc d and wa
tsred The soil is excellent and highly improved. On
the premises q stone house. stone barn oarriape
house, spring house and apple orchard
Inese arms are within six miles Of Wilmington, In
good neighborhood and near to schools, mills md
churches They we'll worthy the attention OF those
VINO desire hrs class properes The title Is ndsputa-
pis anu Terms VIII be made easy. The undergoed re-
sides on No p and will show the propertes TO any one
On application. TH0hAs W. HUSBANDS
dec zou or tho heirs
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-25
FARM FOR SALE.

1t The subscriber will fer at Public Sale, on
G1ta1 THURSDAY, the lot day OF February, at two
E#ah n'cloek y. IN, at the Hotel Of Mo- rs Dickinson
-ss.ss.lln Wilmington, about twenty six aces q
had. vi Store IL use with hyo Inarna With frans
Barn and other ant huiuFst the road running rom
NH Creek Loves Iteting House, bounded by lands
of John Or" gg md others said land is Of excellent
n~tis.-- s.. &C
-, , JAMES WALKER.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-25

Gravel Roctng.-W. }. Morrow, Agent 10 engaged in
carrying on tbs business Of Gravel Roofing, AID Bpre
pared to execute ordsrs ut the shortest notice. apdon the
most reasonable tsrns Old Bhinsie Roofs Gaveed and
made "a good Is asv. bsAg both fire and Water Proof
He also puts and repairs ali knds Of Lghtnipgods
once No. al French Street Orders also be left at
the Store Of II. r. Pickss 10 Fourth Street. near Market
or ct the Agricultural Wa,ehouss Of Walton ! Whsnn
orner Of Front ADD Market STREETS. spr2+ly
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-25

NsS Edition. Of DR.. Yousg o Borts.--An intero.tng
work siyins the history u generation for married pr
sons or those about to marry Physical and Cons flu
uonai disqnalihestions An stomiezy, Physiologelly
and Medically considered Manhood, how lost, how
sored-.the treatment and radical cure OF spsrua orr.
hRi WILDLY exhibiting awful disclosures Of tho bys.
teries OF real Life; also, Dr. YouHy POCKET Asns-
Plus or every one hs own Physelsu;" It eontsn 100
eusrasings aud will enable pc 70 thsnelv OF
all private diseases without eypoF1re For sale only by
Wm; Ii Chadwick, at bis Medicine and variety so .
sdloinlhs the Fountain Hotel and Museum opposite the
naed fres 10 uny part Of me uued statst reoe Of
ou cents sept 7-tE
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-25

ysis THE subscriber intending to discontinue
Msy farming, will sell at Pabli1 Bale, At his real
xss<As- dence OH The Delaware River, Brandywins Hid
the Henry Iatiner farm adjoining lands Of James
Price and John Besston, on THURSDAY the 10th
day oil February, 1885, at IL o'clock, M the following
Personal Property, v'1 rs head Of Milch Cows some
With calves at their sides, and others sprlnglng one
sileudia driving Horne, work Mares, with foAl ;
store Pigs two hotso Wagon, hay bod and gears /
horse Cart and gears family Carriage and harness.
market Dearborn and harness, new Moving Machine,
Pluws, tarrows Cultvators, post Spades, broad Axe
Spades, shOvels, Forks Rskes, Hoes, Hayknifs Hay
cutter and ladders Also lot OF Min Churns, Pans
Buckets Butter Charms Butter Tub, large Cock Stove
rly new, together with other articles not mentioned
Also, Wheat L. the ground an lot of Poultry. Terms
made known ut sale. jan 2l-ts JOHN SIEN0rT.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-25
Carriage Factory for Sale or REM.

tAe&2 That large and ooMniodious establishment
N,, situate near the South epd " the Wilmington
It'll Bridge, formerly occupied BY A. Flsglor Co..
t4f cJmprising with the ground enclosed. au arca
Of re feet fronting the public and $50 feet back
Also lot OF ground etoining the above, in tn 70 IT.
and northern Side extending west to II. Co.'S lire
about Szf teet and rorthry u the River bank 12s feet
on which 1t has VIII Thug rlnt of Ii7 feet, IoIains
land sod TO j. ~ PEoPLLs CO, with right way out
to the public toad. CHARLES CAHBY,
nov 30-tf 81 West Street,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-25

MhhlnB TOTAL oil 249 miles
Besides the Peninsular Railroad Of almost
equal extent.
The country to be supplied by these 24s
miles of road will require for local consump-
ton, in fact now consumers, near 300, 900 tons
of coal per annup. Is 1t at all likely there.
fore, that any railroad would refuse to pro rata
with connecting road Offering such trade,
and 10 addition the chance of competing with
the Susque hanna region for the shipping trade
OF Port Deposit LAUREL,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-25
NOTICE.
A RARE CHANCE
GOOD BUSINESS,

In order 20 close our business, We offer the
VALUABLE SQUARE OF GROUND,
- frontint en- West Street, Talnall Street, Del
fE.k aware Avenue abd Eleventh Street, decided.
~ the most desirable stu alton for private re.
Sses sciences nov offered for sale 10 the city The
neighborhood is rapidly improving with the
best class q buildings, and property Is enhancing In
utas
We Offer together nth the lot Of ground our we'll &C.
looted stock Of SEASONED LUMBER q large DRIOK
sTABLE, and 0FfI0R with the furniture, HORSES,
WAGONS Se &C. This stand has bcsu a ,ety su ecess.
III one and In view q thu many improvements in
temptation In thi, neighborhood makes II very DESIRE
bic for any one wishing to engage In thls business
Also, large and valuable BRICK SASH FACTORY
and PLANINU MILL situated on Front street between
Jefferson aud Madison ST. cots, 30 feet on Front street.
running through to franklin street ITO feet with
Twenty Five Horse Poser Engine, in good ordei This
mill IL IN snccesaful operation. II Ia now occupied BY
john Walker, Jr. and others
Also, three THREE STORY and three TWO STORY
BRICK H0UsEsin Brandy wine Village, near Lammot,s
factory.
We have also largo number Of c,oee Building Lots
IN different parts Of tho city These properties are
ed for sale In order TO close up business and will
therefore be sold at reasonable figures.
Jan 42m CRAIG TATNALL.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-25
FARM FOR SALE,

The subscribers offer at private sale, the farvs
HnW on which they reside, situate in White Ciss
ISlMR. Greek Hundred, the turnpike, about tive
niles from the village Of christana from Coooks
Bridge three miles from the Railroad Station Newar
two from the Bear Station and miles wost from tss
city Of Wilmington 1t 1871 acres forty Of uhi
are In goYd Timber The land Is divided into eve nelae
By good fence and IN good state Of cultivation TIE
improvements eonsst Of good Brick House. with ceIlsr
under asd good well Of water at the door. Wages,
House, arsnary, BAN and other outbudngs There l.
goed Apple Orchard and other kinds Of Fruit fhs
rn w.i adapted raising all kinds Of Grain and Grass
aud vel worthy the Attsuton OF any wishing t
gage In pursuits Mills Schools and Chutchea
are eonvvess and tho neighso4kood Ia an improvins
aad hshy desirable one Terss onsy Possession gvse
this fab u rsxalred. DAVID POGIJE
Ma41e- IlARpu PnaIIA
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-25
TAKE NOTICE,

IL please take notice that have adopted fhe follow.
ing Trade Mark to protect ourselves, and those
who RAW BONE SUPER PHOSPHATE from
being deceived when purchasing nnnsres.
We have hem obliged 10 give this protection to our
customers in consequence Of several parties having un.
lawfully used distinctive name VIZ: Raw Bone" In
offering their article TO the public his Trade Mark lie
adopted in addition to the title RAW Bnis" which
exclusive pr, perty, and caution all
from using II In future would state to the trade
and consumers, tht they will And II to their interest
that the "Trade Mark is upon every bag and bar.
rel they purchase, as none other is genuine.
BAuOIl 4 SONS
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-25
Public sale.

L uDliC Ealo.
tRfa WILL be sold At Public Sale, en- the promises
Eia in the Village Of Christians, white Clay Greek
E.H- Id, New enstle Co, on THURSDAY, the lst
day Of February, 1864, O'Clock, r. H. tue property
on J. Williams.
No l. House, fronting 80 feet Ms in st., on Lot
90 ct front, raouing 100 feet back, containing u
On Lot No. is Barn with four stalls and Managers
with entry anl Carriage House attaohsl
No House IL et Ertnt on Main street, lot 81
feet trout, running 100 feet back containing Eve
IL Conditions ut sale. THOMAS BROOKS,
WIN. O. CAULK,
JAMES A. LEE,
MARY A. CLARK,
jRnb-ts Assignees.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-25
PUBLIC SALE

WILL be s Id at Public Sale, on thu
Nfarm in Chrstiana Hundred, one mile SU
: y =, west ,a rom Oampbells shops, on MON
NJ, tue following Personal Property, viz: Two good
horsrs eoit "a years Old, mileh csws, young bar
two seat carriage, nearly new double plough, cult
yator horse rake newt double set wagon harness,
doooe set plough harness. lot Of vinegar sad variety
OF other articles. Terms at sale.
I'M .u, GEORGE BowKRs
Ia. W. STIDHAM. Auctlonaar. Iata
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-25
Desirab BILE Chester County Farm for Sale

Desira Bile Chester County Farm for Sale.
- Situated Ia Kennou Township, about mile,
f..1 from Wilmington, Baltimore CeutraI N. II and
EEss Liius onnrri-s witL,n2 miles, oontains III
AA4eoros, So OF which are highly cultivated and IL
are o. god wood land The budlngs aIe good will he
sold low. Apply to TBos. j. MAuAFFY Real Estate
Agent I'd aud King, SITS nov 81
FOR SALE.
MU 4 Farm Of "a Aores in Kent County, DOL. eight
EE miles below SmyrDH on tho Del, h H., one hun
drsd aud forty acres of which arr cleared the bal.
lance IN wood. The buildings aud Fences are cool II
viii be sold reasonably and terms easy ivy property or
small farm Wilmington, will be krH in part
pay Ian 1911 THDS j. MAHAffY.
Chester County Farm for sale.
49, Farm In Frank In Tow nship, Chester Cuuuty,
Bia Pa, containing ons hundred and twenty one
N acres, one hundred Of which ia cleared the bal
good VOID land Tho land n high state cult.
vation and water Ia all the falds one The improve
ments consist ofa House. containing eight dou
BILE decker Barn, tenant house and Stable. IL is with
In Ave mites Of limo Qu.rrie and alb ut sig miles from
P. ". ABB. Road, Will be sold low, and possession
given 18th March nsxt. Apply t.
THoS. J. MAHAFPY,
Jan rs Sd and King Streets.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-25

~ The undersigned bsing about TO i.eiins
I~N farming, Will expose 10 Public Bale, or Syy4
- vendue, on MONDAY, Jan. 2sth isee. EX
~ 10 o'clock. A. NJ the following personal property :.
gsou hs m and road Mares, Mich Cows ono young
Keller Hubbard Reaper and Nov or combined JsnLv
LIND Carriage, Farm Wagon, MIL Wagon, 1 wheel.
arrow, pows, euitvatorB, wagon harness. carriage
do, grain fan, &C.. 40.
Terms made known ON day Of Sale
EDWARD d. O. FARRAND,