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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-10-13

VNYsOS VI. BARTLETr. H. tie Circuit toarf
l. for baltimore eoWa,y--lH Equi,y,--Ocio.
Der STA, 1850.
ORDERED. that The sale made and reported!
by Davis II Hopes. WIN. J.. Hope. and sam
uel snowden. Trustee. be ratified and confirm
ed. unless cause 10 the contrary be- shown on
Or bsfors Ae jtA day 81 NorcB,t,r ncrL Provided
q copy of this order be inserted in some paper
printed in baltimore county once In each 81
three successive weeks before the said 5th day
Of November next.
The report states the amount of sale To be
e, 900.
JOHN u. LONGNECKER. Clerk.
True Copy--Tcst
JoiiN II. LoNGNECKER. clerk.
Oct. list
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DARKHURST Is. FRISBY.-In dc Circuit
ii Court for baltimore county. Sept. 29d, 1866.
ORDERED. That the sales made and reported
BY lloratio L. whitridge and George l.. Dobbin,
Trustees for the sale Of Real Estate in this cause
be ratified and confirmed. unless cause 10 the
contrary be shown bcfore nc 29h day Of
October. 1890; Provided. = copy Of this order be
inserted in some paper printed in baltimore
county once in each oi three successive weeks
before the said 2gth day OF October next.
The report states the amount OF sales 20 be
~. O95.Oe.
JOHN II. LONGNECKER. Clerk.
True eopy-Test
JOHN II. LoNGNECKER, Clerk.
Oct. Tt
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TRUSTEES SALE
or A
VALUABLE FARM IN BALTI-
MORE COUNTY,
on THE I. W. AND d. RAILROAD, ABOUT
- MILES FROM THE CITY OF BALTIC.


4 WILL. by virtne Of n decree of the Circuit
A. Court Of Baltimore city. passed in -
- cause therein pending be-ts
GzE tween John G.. Buck as com ssss
Cplanant, and Geo. ". Buck. al ssRs
a. as defendants. sell by public auction, at the
Exchange salcsroOin, in Second street, in the
city Aforesaid, on
Saturday, Octobsr 27ts. 1865.
at o'clock L. NJ,
ALL THAT FARM OR TRACT or LAND
lying and being in the county aforesaid. where
on James Buck, late Of said county. deceased.
lived. aud whereof he died seized, adjoining
the lands of the baltimore Farm Company,
lands II Samuel wilkcrson, Joseph Barrett and
others. aud said to contain
TWO HUNDRED ACRES OF LAND,
more or less This Farm would divide into
nearly three equal parts by the railroad and
county road. Onc-third Of the land IL cleared
and the balance in timber II underground /:
Improved by q DWELLING. Stable, smoke
house. &c, 6c.
Go- Terms Of sale--0ne fourth Of the pur.
chase money tO bc in cash. and the balance in
tire" equal payments Of four. eight and twelve
month. with interest. and secured 10 the salts
faction II the Trustee. or all cash. q; the option
u the purchaser.
JOSEPH A. BUCK,
Oct Cit. Trustee,
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TWELFTH ELECTION DISTRICT.

rIN!iE undersigned having completed the Re.
eistration Of Voters for the 18TH Flee.
l"n District. in accordance with the Act Of A..
seubly of Maryland. Chapter l'I. passed 7ad
ui March, ls6J, announces the names Of those
entered in the list Of Qualified Voters as dcsig
mated below. aud hereby notify all person.
interested 10 appear before me, at
BLCE NAN. pHILABELPHII ROiD.
Oi TUESDAY and Wednesday. he SOFA and 5lst
days II Orfobsr. lS66.
between the hours o. 9 A. 81. and =. NJ. to
.iuw any omissions or other errors ia said list.
ut which time the list of qualified voters shall
De- corrected gLd finally closed.
FRANCIS &. FO>SETT.
officer Registration l2th Election District.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-10-13
STOVES! STOVESl STOVES
BUY YOUR
STo W Il -
AT THE
DENT'RAL .CTOIE House.

Nos. 70 aud 81 North Gay ST.. corner Harrison,
BALTIMORE.
L WOULD respectfully inform my friends in
Il the county that | am still prepared u furnish
them with the best and most approved pattern,
of COOKING AND HEATING STOVES ia the
market. My stock will be- found 10 contain q
large and superior variety Of Stoves, all ofwheh
have been fully tested. and as an experience of
Is years IN the business has convinced me that
they are not surpas Sod by any I" be found Ia
the city for durability, economical operation
and satisfactory performance. Among the
number may be enumerated the celebrate
"wm. PENN" "Old dominion,
Niagara" Royal Cook"
Noble Cook" Lchigh."
"Excclfor," q" Iron Witch.
Southern star" " Premium Cook
"COmpctc Cook
aud large variety of PARLOK AND HEAT
ING STOVES. which have been selected from
the best manufactures IA the country. aud will
be warranted complete in their operation.
have also on hand large and well assort.
cd stock II
TIN WARE.
suitable for the country trade Purchaser will
find II To- their advantage tn give mc a call
Don't forget the place. CENTRAL STOW
HOUSE, Gay Street, adjoining the bridge.
CRATES, BRICKS AND REPAIRS con
STANTLY on HAND.
WILLIAM GLUCK.
Oct. Oft.
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Saturday, hs e.A day q Oriolsr. is6s.
at o'clock, i. NJ,
The Farm Of which Jacob IT, Ball dici seinrd.
containing about
13i ACRES OF LAND,
Situate in the 9th District Of Baltimore coun.
~, about one mile east 81 Bccklcysyillc. aud
elk miles from parkton, On the Y. a. Railroad.
This Farm adjoins the lands II John 4.
Price. Mrs. Alban. Jacob Markey. Ambrose
Bull. and others. The land lics we'll with wa
ter in every field about 100 acres cleared,
and the balance in
HEAVY TENDER.
The soil is naturally good, and with proper at
tenton would make an excellent Farm. II !.
In n healthy neighborhood, aud convenient n
churches, schools. mills, &c. The improve
mcnts arc a two.story
STONE DWELLING HOUSE,
2?xs2 feet. with Basement; Bank Barn. iox6o
feet; Dairy, with a never failing Spring 81
Water. Corn House aud other Outbuildings.-
There 10 good
ORCHARD,
OF about 100 Apple and Peach Trees. The
fences are good.
Tho Terms a. prescribed by the decree are
One.half % the purchase money Ia be paid on
the day Of sale the balance IN six months
with interest from the day Of sale the pur
chaser giving note with security satisfactory 3
the Trustee. -
WILLIAM DUNCAN, Auctioncer.
sent e-tR.
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Mc9o Advertisements.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
COEmptrOlHer's once,

ASSAroLIs, September 29th, 1866.
IN PURSUANCE Of Section 6, Article %, Of
Il tho Code Of General Laws. the Comparable or
hereby gives notice that the following persons
are ia arrears 20 the State Of Maryland, In aud
lor tho sums of money, aud on the several ac-
interest added on COLLECTOR accounts 10 the Let
instant.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-10-13

ALSO. ONE OTHER FARM, adjoining the
home farm, containing
1913 ACRES,
more or less, with splendid NEW FRAME
HOUSE. aud other necessary outbuildingA
The home place has over 100 apple and 81
peach trees, and the place adjoining has -
100 apple and 30 peach trees and other fruit
They are both very desirable farms, we'll wa.
tered aud in splendid neighborhood, both in
a good state Of cultivation. Salc positive.
Also, ONE TRACT OF MINERAL LAND,
with any quantity Of Iron ore AID a fine
prospect for Copper and Chrome, contain .:
ins r.
THIRTY ACRES,
more or less, with good Frame House. stable
aud spring House, suitable for boarding hands
at the mines.
Persons wishing 10 view the property will
apply 10 J. MARCH McC0MAS,
IN the premises, u miles from white Hall.
sept. 3g.-ts.
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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-10-13
Increased Pensions

Two WIDOWS OF SOLDIERS who have chill.
Il drsu under sixteen years old.
Il. +. GCsTiy CO.,
No. - south Gay Street, Baltimore.
sent 9Q-am
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ONE HUNDRED ACRES.

more or less. The improvements consist Of a
N GOOD DWELLING HOUSE, q -
splendid spring and Dairy inf mn
the yard. y good Bank Harm, isas
Granary, Corn cribs, Wagon and Car ssA.
riage House. aud all other necessary outbuild-
ings. The farm Is in frat rate state Of cult
walton, aud well fenced.
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New Advertisements.

-
DUNCAN AS Dallingor Charles
Davis Benz n Dorter Conrad
Davis Henry Dinsmoro David
Davis Thomas ID Decker frantz
David Davis W Dorsey James u
Davis John Denz Henry
Davis VIM Otter John
Davis Benz Donafeltnor Conrad
T.
Evans Even Esglesten Joshua
Erdman 40 Hrley WIN
ErdmAn Adam0 Earl josiah "
Evans Frederick Earl John
Erdoman John Ekkert John
Erdsman Frederick Eagleston Daniel
Evans Thomas Englc George
Ehrhardt George Evans Nicholas
ErdmAn Matthias
f.
Fitch Joshua fragile VIM
Freund Louis Fcnton WIN
Foulk John Il FORESTER Joseph
Fowler Jesss Prioss Henry
Fitssimmond Patrick Yecher Joseph
Frass Frederick Recher John L
Franklin Benl Priska Casper
franklin Carrot Fisher John II
Fossett Francis G Fisher John u
Fitch John Falts Christian
Fuller Alexander Fowler Thomas
fo.sett Henry Clay Fisher Peter q
Foller John Funk Henry
Feniinore James Fowler VIM
falcer John Foss John
Fowler Aquilla Rord Achilles
Fogleson Ferdinand Ford VINO
roulk John Ferguson Andrew
Fisher Casper
g
Gilispie VIVA Green Alexander y
Gil Elisha Grace Joseph A
Gilispie james n Cough James
GettmaE Martin Green Charles A
Gregory John Glatchsi Joseph
Gailaway VIM 4 Grisvold Charles
Goh John 0oldsborough AW
Gebb Henry Gegnor John George
Grcuer Charles Gunther John
Gorsuch Thomas Gunther Henry
German Joseph GlachmAn jeremiah
German GeorgsJ Greenwood Warner
German Thomas Grace John
German Edwin Gray Thomas i
Granville John W Graves George d
Glanville Samuel c Graner George
Gorsuch Vim q Gross Frederick
Centrum John Gunther Otto
Gowdy Stephen o Gunther Charles
Green Ferdinand Gowdy Edward
Gor.uch John GlcstcrmRn Louis
Gagner Powell Grimes Stephen
Goodwin John W German Emory
Gunther Hammond Catch Nicholas
Catch Thomas @ Gcttman John
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Wr.ch Solomon
Wilson Henry "
Wh.icrait Lewis
Whi,craft Wiiircd |
Wilson Robert
Wilson James
Wilson 'lhUmasC
Niitig Charles &
Wilson Vii
Wee John
Nf@c VIM
Walker Joseph
Wclch James u
Wilson Cornelius
Wilhelm John NJ
wilson John I
Wright Henry ;
Young George v
T,f.i
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liolson Vim
Hall Samuel
Hall Rufus n
Howard John n
lIughs Joseph
llughs Asbury J
Herbert Alven G
Hill Thomas J
Hopkins Edward A
Hopkins John T
Hopkins Joseph II
Hopkins samuel
Haymen Theodore
lIarker Andrew ,
Hughs John c
ucrtiinc John
Hackett VIM
Harris WIN
Hopkins David
Herman John
Hughs James Vim
Hammond Charles v
Hurst John
Hurst Loriss
Hurst Henry
Iartf Joseph }
iIogs John VI
Hcriline John r
Hall Samuel l.
Harris J Morrison
Hollbrook John n
Higgins John
Hcagy Vim II
Hooper WIN
inslart phllip
iring John "
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=. ". BENNETT L CO. Aucdonccr..
Srpt. 22.-ts.
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Property Sales.
PUBLIC SALE.

TINHE subscriber will offer At Public Sale. on
i Tuesday, October sd, 1856. at o'cioek p. ~,
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1866-11-15
The Election.

The Republican majority in
Wisconsin is now estimated at 90
900. 1t is certain that Eldridge,
Conservative, from the Fourth Dis
trict, is reelected to Congress
all the rest of the Congressman
elect are Republicans.
The Republican majority in
Michigan is not far from 10000.
A large gain.
Returns from the Minnesota E.
lection show great Republican
gains. The aggregate majority in
that State will not be less than
10000.
Sixty-two counties in Illinois
give a Republican majority of 49,
900, a gain of $4,000 since 1864
The Legislature stands about as fol
lows: Senate, 16 Republicans and
9 Democrats; House, So Republi.
cans and q Democrats.
The Radicals have carried New
York by 10 to $4,000 majority
About 100000 votes were polled
in the State.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1866-11-15
=
contemplating the overthrow Of

contemplating the overthrow of
the State government, the Congress
Of the United States, by joint reso-
luton, have selemnly recognized
it, and declared it to be the lawful
government of the State of Ten
nessee; and have admitted our
Representatives and Senators to
their seats, and our noble State
has resumed all its relations to the
American Union.
In the struggle which yet awaits
us, we can look alone to the great
body of the loyal American people
to sustain and protect us. In this
connection | congratulate you and
the country on the recent triumphs
at the ballot box in the loyal
States of sound national principles
as represented by Congress, over
the insane policy of the President.
The victory was obtained by the
Union people over party consis-
ting of a combination of Rebels at
the South and traitors at the North,
sustained by the power and patron
age of the President. AS it was
decided in the field in the great
military struggles, that this nation
shall live, so it has been decided at
the ballot box that loyal men a
lone shall govern it. The great
heart of the loyal people is in
sympathy with us; and they will
require representatives to sustain
us against the assaults of Rebels
at home or usurpation of an I'M
scrupulous President.
The loyal people, in advance of
their leaders, have declared that
the government shall not pass into
the hands of pits enemies,sand that
the people of the rebellious States,
who labored for four years to de-
stroy the government, shall not
be restored to fellowship in the u
Mon without proper guarantees for
the future safety Of the country.
1t has been, moreover, determin-
ed at the ballot box in the loyal
States that the loyal men North
and South shall be protected that
the basis of representation through
out the Union shall be equal; that
leading and malignant traitors
shall not hold Office; that the doors
of Congress shall not be opened to
blood-stained rebels, merely be-
cause the President so orders; and
also, that the President has no
right to set up policy in opposi-
ton to the policy inaugurated by
the representatives of the people
in short, that "traitors shall take
back seats" and "treason shall
be made odious."
Thus the sky hrightens to the
loyal melr of the nation so recent
ly cast down by the Affections of
war. During the dark days of
the rebellion, their enemies laugh
ed at their calamities. Since peace
came, a faithless Executive sought
to betray them into the hands of
these same enemies.
But the right has triumphed.-
Those great trials and Affections
which endured for four years have
worked out for the Republic ga far
more exceeding and eternal weight
of glory" The late great strug.
gle exhibited her immense power
and vast resources, and placed her
where she will stand throughoutre-
corded time, in the front rank of
the naval and military powers of
the earth.
WILLIAM G. BRowNLOw.
November 6, 1866.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1866-11-15
A GIRL tbirteen wears o II, as,e die,

A girl thirteen years Of age died
last Saturday at Topsdam, Me-, of
la peculiar disease. She would
drink large pail of water during
the night. Sometimes she would
drop down going from school ems
tirely helpless. Her blood changed
to sugar. She was sick six months.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1866-11-15

1t is estimated that nearly four
hundred thousand hogs will be
slaughtered in the cities around
the falls Of the Ohio during the
packing season of l866-67.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1866-11-15

Here are the specie prices in
Texas-wheat one dollar per
bushel, corn fifty cents, beef twelve
dollars per head, and pork five
cents per pound.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1866-11-15
The Valuable Tract Of Land

DOCK WORKOUT facilities for doing
Id ell kinds Of Pamphlet Printing canno!
hs eZcelled. Give us call.
OBSERVER OFFICE. Fayetteville, TIE.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1866-11-15

The orange crop of Louisiana
is pronounced magnificent" :
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1866-11-15
NtrQu MlEZe.

VFAKEN up BY L. P. Mirick. in 23rd dis,
i Aug. rs, a MARE MULE. branded u
8. and P. D. on left shoulder. some collar
marks, about l3 hands high, IL or 10 years
old, valued at $50.
novS y. o. WALLAC E. Ranger.
Smyrna times., 1866-02-07
Widows and Orphans Life
Insurance Company.

Both Of which are sound, reliable, and managed by
ths mo.t experienced officers and trustees Aud for
TIE TRAVELLERS ACCIDENT INSJT-
T. RANCE COMPANY.
Smyrna times., 1866-02-07
UNIV RSAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.

Ihste are many persons who have been deferred
if'n ihsuFing their Lives for the benefit of their
families account of not being ia sound health
I'ne undersigned is agent for the UNIVERSAL
LlFE INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW YORK
which company takes risks the lives of INvALIDs,
and is also aren't f,r tha
Smyrna times., 1866-02-07
INSURE YOUR LIFE

FORTHE ENEFIT YOUR
WuE-E AND OlzIIlL!GilIHNo @
- IN THE
Smyrna times., 1866-02-07
Letters Remaining Unclaimed a

Letters Remaining UncIaime d
j. the Post OIhGe at Smyrna. State of Delaware,
Feb. 7, 1866.
Cook, James Z. Minner, Joshua
Chesley, Mary A. Miller, Daniel
Driggist, Levi Mercer, John
Durnam, Joel Packard, Martha Jane,
rerris, X. Perkins, Charles
Greenwood, Albert Peters, Warner l..
hopkins, SaIe Ramona, Elizabeth
Harmon, Benjamin Richards, Susan Z.
johnson, Thomas Shelton, Thomas
Turner, Emma
J. EMERSON, M.
Smyrna times., 1866-02-07
~ = NM @D~ VA ~ M
Baggs & Cotton

Desire to inform their friends and the public that
they have removed to the Store House
U" Commerce Street, Smyrna, Dcla,oare,
formerly occupied by Thos. Carrow, and more re-
Gently by Griffith & Bro, opposite the Hardware
Store of j. E. Collins where they intend continuing
their old business of selling
CLOTHS, CASSLMERES, & VESTTNGS,
OF all kinds, and make them to order, in any style
desired by the customer, with perfect fit guaran.
teed in every case or sale. In addition TO this
they will say to those who wish TO buy the material
only, to make up at home or have it made else.
where, that they will cut the garment free of charge
BAGGS Il COTTuN.
Smyrna, Del, Feb. 7, sc.
Smyrna times., 1866-02-07
WANTED, & FOR RENT.

The subscriber will ront for the remainder of the
year, the Blacksmith and Whselwright Shop al
UrsVills, Kent County, Md. This is an old and
good business stand. Also the Saw Mill at Urieve.
lie wishes to employ the services Of a good prae.
tisal Miller for hs Grist.Mill
Address w. Il. SMITH,
jail At Ksnnedyville, Kent Co., Md.
Smyrna times., 1866-02-07
ANII I UF M / F4N
TOT FoUTU ahd 80 per week Om0ensatiOn.
This company has paid up capital OF s5OO,OOO.
APPEAL TO MECHANICS AND LA
BORING MEN TO INSURE
HIILIp IIrLNS

large proportion Ot the operatives in our various
kinds Of shops are not worth $1,000 4 wife be.
loved, and conidlng children cling with fond regard
|" the father, liable at any moment to be taken awuv
with nothing laid by for their comfort and protcc
non. The annual SUN of S2:I would paw life poll
cy that would in the event of death 20 far towards
making them comfortable; and who can not Law
aside Tor such purpose this small sum, and who
amoag you ought not TO lay il aside If the family
Is poor so much the greater need that this wise pro-
vision be not neglected. As the ordinary accumu
latOns arc necessarily Slow requiring years to Law
ASIDE few hundred dollars, how much wiser to ma
sure at once large sum by Life Insurance Take
warning before il is too late.
EVILS OF NOT INSURING.
The poverty and suffering of widows and orphans
win cold and cheerlesS prospects, worn with txces.
slTe toll and scanty subsistence and corroding snx
isty are speaking commentary upon the evils of
Husbands neglectng this benefcent provision How
many families have been thrown into a state cf alb.
souts want by the cu pable neglect of husban cd or
father to fulfil to his family-whch he is bound bV
sacred obligations TO protect homer cherish and
PROVIDE ior-the important duty of Insuring his
Life for their benefit? Few homes are free from
eneuHOrance by mortgage otherwise, and in very
many eases, on the decease of the husband and IA
Iher, the vile and children who had conided in him
70 ahitid them from poverty, forced from their
long cherished homes, which they in their younger
Gays nelpea TO adOrn with all that the heart could
~"uiu 'HaI ucparlcO husband al iather look
oaeG upon the suffering condition Of his family,
Nouid ne not admOnish husbands and fathers, one
aho All TO guard against similar calamity TO their
own families by Life Assurance
=. Aen' "hen the subject of Life Assurance is men,
.o"ed 10 them are too apt to say it is too heavy
cah eno yer II they would reflect for moment II
IN reality is no tax, but savings bank for the bens
1T OF their wives and children
An Insurance on the life of a man for the bene6,
Of his wife or children, is free from attachment by
creditors; but is paid directly his wife and child.
rem SIXTY days after the death Of the husband
man Is as much bound to Insure his Life az his
house and other property, for which the
KENT COUNTY MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY
at Dover, offers every inducement.
DIR. J. E. CLAwsOE, EIam'g Physician.
Any information in regard to Life Insurance. Fire
Insurance, or Notary Public Business will be
promptly attended by the undersigned, at the Office
OF the Kent County Mutual Insurance Company
Oftee on Main Street, under the Capital Hotel
building, Dover, Del.
GEORGE B. DICKSON,
~ecretsry, Kent County Mutual Insurance Compa.
ny. Agent for the Life Insurance Company
Notary Public, &c.
Smyrna times., 1866-02-07
Large Sale of Stock, Wagons,
FARMING UTENSILS 30

Intending to change business, the subscriber will
sell at Public Sale, at his residence, at Murphey's
Mill, near Smyrna, Del,
On Thursday, the 18th day of February, 1866,
w. AT ten o'clock, A. NJ, the following valuable
E property: good Horses, good Mules,
@'s-<A> yoke of heavy working Oxen, fat enough
Tor slaughtering; Mich Cows. York Wagon and
Harness, Trottiug Wagon and Harness, light Mar
ket Wagon, Mill Wagon, 2 Log Wagons, set Log
Chains, Farm Wagons with iron axles, nearly new,
3 pairs Timber Wheels with chains and Fixtures,
OK cart, Buckeye Reaper and Mower, (ncarly Aew,)
Wheat Drill with fertilizer attachment, nearly Hew,
hand Cornshclcr telegraph Feed Cutter,
GALVANIZED SORGHUM PAN,
IA feet long, 5 sets Wagon Harness, Chains 3 Cul.
tiyators, thrce.hOrsc Plows, wo-horse and one.
horse Plows, Twin Harrow, l A Harrow, lot of
.,s,H Farming Tools such as Forks, Shovels, Hoes,
SHADES. R.kr., &c. Crop of Wheat on the ground,
of 70 bushels sowing; apo%%t 10 tons of good Clover
Hay, and tons of good Tnv:hy Hay. Also,
small lot Of Household Goods.
TERMS.-All sums of $40 and under, cash over
that amount credit Of months will be given, by
purchaser giving nots bond with approved secu-
rty, aud paying Tor stamps Three per cent. off for
cash. WILLIAM WORDEN,
Feb. I, sc.