Middletown transcript., 1868-03-07
FARMERS AND HORSENlEN
Public Sale of w. Id. Cornog,

TNHE subscriber having rented his farm and
4 about to retire from farming, will sell at
Public Sale at his residence on the road leading
from Newark to Coochs Bridge, mile southeast
of Newark, all his Stock and Farming Utensils,
On Tuesday, the 10th day Of March, 1868,
- the following described Personal Prop
M7sAHORSES and COLTS, "
which are well worthy the attention LII
Of Horsemen.
COwS-lo head of Cows of improved stock,
all my own raising from select stock, will be in
profit this spring, and in the fall; yoke OF
down country Oxen, lively workers; 10 head of
Q and 3 year old Steers in good order.
PIGS.-6 Shoat Pigs, worthy the attention of
those wishing to purchase.
FARMING UTENSILS, consisting of good
Wagons, l six horse with broad wheels, four
horse with narrow wheels, three horse wagon,
three inch tread, nearly new made to order; i
two horse with hay bed 2 other Hay Beds, made
to order; narrow wheeled Horse Cart broad
wheeled Cart with Tongue and Shafts l Family
Carriage, new, with Tongue and Shafts, made to
| order; Germantown, new last year; ! Three
Horse Tread Power with Thresher and Cleaner,
| new last fall l Two horse Power with Thresher
and Separator, Wheeler's Patent; also Thresher
| and Separator; Grain Fan, Roberts Patent, a
good article; Corn Shelter, Telegraph Hay
and Fodder Cutter, Glover Huller, new; Ex-
cesior Mower and Reaper or ,Dropper, / Colum-
bian Mower and Reaper with Self Rake, OF
Woods well known Mowers, Davis and Entiken
Mower and Reaper, Steel Tooth Horse Rakes,
| Ifatt h Smedleys Patent in good order; 2 Hay
Forks or Drags for unloading hay, with Ropes
and Puies complete Grain Cradles, Moving
and Brier Scythcs 3 Grain Drills ] Rariton Drill
with Phosphate Attachment, the hest now in use ;
l Bcckford & Hoffman Drill dr Is grain and
| phosphate well; l of PennOcks make; 10 Plows
and Cultivators, Twin Harrows, 8 Poles for
marking out corn ground, with steel points;
Indiana Corn Planter, complete machine, a man
and boy can mark and plant l3 acres per day, so
it can be worked both ways; Corn Marker that
will draw three rows at once; Forks, Rakes,
Shovels Spades, Post Spades, Ok, Log, Cow, Butt,
Breast Splice, Fifth, Forked Carrying, and one
Large Stump Chain, and other Chains.
| HARNESS-Four sets of Stage Harness. nearly
&ew; sets of heavy Wagon Puilers sets heavy
Lead Gears; IA heavy Collars; 10 wagon Brides;
6 stage or plow Brides; 10 large size Thousands;
Wagon Saddles; Lead Line, Wagon Whips,
10 sets of Leather Fly Straps, 2 pair of Double
Lines, l8 Stable llaters, sets of Single Harness,
sets of Double Harness, set new; s sets leather
| Plow Lines sets of Chain Pow Harness. also 80
| New Bags, and lot of other Bags, Horse Covers,
| seed Potatoes by the bushel; sells of Team Bells,
two-horsc Sleigh and Bells, two Carriage Ton
gues, many other articles too tedious to mention;
in short all necessary articles sufficient to farm
| first class farm of 500 acres. A credit of nine
months will be given on all sums of $50, without
interest, and upwards.
| Sale to commence at 10 o'clock, when q lunch
will be given. WM. d. CORNOG.
A. CANNON, Auctioneer.
Feb. PTS. WIN. REYNOLDS, Clerk.