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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-03-17

In PRooF.-Ihose who used strenuously 10
assert that the colored people could not take care
Of themselves, are referred to the annual state
ment Of the Freedmens savings bank at Wash.
ington, published last week It's liabilities are
SlofS'OOo, and its assets, all in cash or United
States bonds, are 100000. The whole amount
OF money deposited by the oolored people, dur.
ing the four years since the incorporation of the
bank is S7,s57,79s, The increase of deposits in
iooS over 1867 was 1876 per cent
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-03-17

NEw HAMPSHIRE ELECTION. The election fl,
members OF Congress, ofRcersand legislature
occurred yesterday, and passed of without th,
usual excitement. The Republicans elected their
candidate Tor Goyernor-hos. 0nslow stearns-
by from $500 to 5000 majority, and also elected
their three members of Congress, and secured !,
handsome majority in both branches of the legis-
lature.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-03-17

Co.'s Our LIKE Iona Washington dis
patch states that Ex-Solcitor John NJ. Binckley.
e'e!y removed by President Grant, attacked
deputy Commissioner Harland, Of the Revenue
bureau yesterday Thursday morning while on
the way to his Office. 1t appears that MIR Binck.
ICY had been in waiting, and when Mr.. IIarland
came near the Revenue Department, struck him,
ana Doth clinohed and went down. The affair
was soon stopped by passers-by, and Mr.. Buckley
marched home.
Mr. Harland had his face cut in two or three
piaces' but suffered no serious injury,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-03-17

OBlruARr.-llon. MYRoN CLARK, Of Manches-
ter, long prominent and honored citizen of
Southwestern Vermont, died of apoplexy, at his
residence, on the 9th inst, aged 79yoars.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-03-17
ti5atchman s. journal.
WEDNESDAY, MARCH II, 1869.


For Ccus0rs.
ELECTION MtRm 81. 1850.
Henry lane.
Jonathan Ross.
William Harmon,
jasper Rand,
II. II. Powers,
John r. cleveland,
Charlie e.. Dewey.
Charles Reed,
Charles n Field,
Joseph w Colbuu,
Nathaniel W French,
Timothy y. Rcdfcld.
j B. llollister.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-03-17

think the public and prIyuto busincs. would
be much less expensive and greatly expedited by
the proposed additional term.
d. A. SALLEY,
District Judge.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-03-17

Montana territory is fatal to cats. They
Always die when imported thither.
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MARRIED..

In Taneytown., on the 4th inst, by Rev.
Father Gloyd, Mr.. John NJ. Huber, Of Get
gsburg, and Miss Maggie S. Scott Of
Taneytown.
On the INC rning Of the 2sth ult., at the
residence OF the brides father, in Chester
Valley, by Rev. L. p. Heberton, DR.. Q. W.
Benson, of l.ittlestown, Pa, and Miss Mary
j. Barker, Of Chester county. Pa
At the Lutheran Parsonage, Westmin.
ster, on the llth inst, by the Rev. p. A.
Strobel, Mr.. Levi Fair and Miss Elizabeth
E. Ritter. oil Of this county.
On the 2nd inst, at the residence of the
brides father, by Rev. ]. W. Hedges, vii.
liam A. Bush aud Maggie L. Miller, all OF
this county. H..t
On the 18th inst, at the NJ r. Parsonage,
by Rev. J. W. Hedges, Milton Devilbiss
and Amanda ]. Wari, oil ofthis county.
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Items Of Hsw.,

3
Aheavy rain storm prevailed thrpurlL
out California on Tuesday aud Wednes.
day Of last week, and in the mouutains
the snow drifted 70 depth Of twelve
70 fifteen feet Reports from tho int.
rior indicate that the storm was the
most destructive that has occurred In
California since 1862. The storm Wis.
tied every part Of the State---the val
legs Of Santa Clara and San 10 .quin
sudsriag the greatest damage. The
lower portion Of the city Of Stockton
was flooded, the, cellars and principal
streets being filed by water from the
Calayeras river, which oyerhowed its
banks. No loss Of life is reported \
Capt Kids treasure bas IL last been
found-in the caves of Salisbury, COM.
An explorer reports" che discovery
Of human and equine skeletons, guns,
pistols, swords, utensils OF various kinds,
gold and silver coin, rings, chart, and
manuscripts.
In New Jersey the girls take terra
pin shells, stuff them With sawdust, aud
cover then with cloth or silk, to stick
Plus 10, They call them terrs.pia-
cushions.
The Senate Of the Maine Legislature
on Friday by.a vote Of IA TO 10 refused
70 pass . resolution iDstructing the Ju-
dietary Committee to report bill abol-
isbipg capital punishment, CHI M
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Business Locals.

Mr. w. Edward Matthews requests
Ne to state that he has accepted the
Agency for the Dictionary Of the Bible.
by William Smith. J.. l., D.; Sunshine
and Shadow, or Life in New York, by
NJ. II. Smith; and the Life Of Gen. q.
S. Grant, BY Edward Rowland. Mr.
Matthews will canvass the county, thus
atfording our citizens an opportunity to
subscribe to these excellent books
They are published only BY subserip
ton, and those who desire interesting
reading matter should hand in their
names at once.
Bone Dust has long been recognized
as one Of the most valuable constituents
of an active manure, and machinery has
been Invented to grind them to a very
fiue powder, which renders their action
upon the soil very certain. Guauos can
be SO adulterated as to defy general
detection, and the cost is considerably
greater than bones o. =. Merrymau
& Co, 81 South Gay Street, Baltimore,
ask the attention of farmers to their
advertisement in this issue. They are
agents for the sale Of Grimes Patent
Raw Bone Phosphate, aud they claim
for it a marked advantage over any
other fertilizers in the market
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Let any one take up one of the lead
ing daily newspapers, If the present
az, with is atriple sheet, 3 euSruciae
seveossrtwo eolanas # closely printed
aatieh SLED wish news frcasiall parts
efshe ssbitable globe, he ecable tele-
grams" Of to day. giving Intelligence Of
what happened yesterday, in all the
principal European cities. and the tele.
graph lines giving an account Of every.
thiag which occurred 4. home then.
let hin turn 70 some old Gle Of a news
paper published shs kifsr rAit of the
past or the beginning Of the present
century, some sf which are, still pre-
served il our public libraries and le,
him contrast the two, and mark the
difarencs between then and now
Ncthisgis better calculated to give one
more vivid realisation Of the progress
our eoansEy has made in the last sixty
orsseveaty years Then, there were 10
telesraphs, 20 railroads, 90 steamboats,,
or very few; but il their stead there
we're numbering old wagons and stage
coaches upon land, and duh sailing yes
sels upon the water, that brought us
foreign intelligence every TWO or three
months; seldom oftener. We have
seen newspapers, Of that period, which
were a study aud acariosity TO the men
Of the present day. There were no
"local departmeutss then, aud so little
Of note Published, anywhere, that pub,
fishers couldscarcely find matter enough
to fill up their columns, If some de-
bate in Congress was not luckily at
hand, recourse was often bad to extracts
from the Spectator" or the aTattlcr,"
the letters of "Junius," the works of
Shakespeare, or the Scriptures. Now,
the case is altered There is so much
TO publish, that he who eaters for the
press is perplexed to select what is most
proper, or most interesting, from the
mass Of matter which constantly chal-
lenges his attention, and herein lies one
Of the chief difficulties of journalism.
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Reported Expressly for the ApvocArR by Thos.
h. Sellers 4 Co.
BALTIMORE MARKETS.

TUESDAY, Feb, l6ih, 1869.
Flonr.-HowaId Street Super and Cut
Extra 6 00asG rs, do Shipping Extra 90
ass 90 do High Grades 8 2aaS9 90, do
Family . 50aSl0 90. Western Shipping
Extra 00aS7 so; do Choice Extra i %
ass so; do Family o 25aSl0 90. City
Mills Super 25aS go; do Standard Ex-
ira I 5oass %; do Shipping Brands Elk.
ira Q 25aS9 so. Baltimore High Grade
Extra 90 O0aS0o 90. Rye Flour 0 0Os,
81 rs. Corn Meal o OcaSA go.
Grain.-Receip,s Of Wheat 100 bushels
white and 5000 bushs red--sales of $50 bushs
good white at 81 20; 100 bushs good red
at 81 10. Corn-sales Of GOO bushs white
at "a ct4-of yellow 1000 bushs PRIME at VI
cts. 0ats--sales Of 800 bushs heavy ct 10
cts; 700 bushs fair do. at 10 cents.
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET, !
Feb. 10, 1863.
Beef Catiie.-The offerings al the Scales
during the pas, week amounted 70 1914 head
The prices ranged as follows Old Cows and
Scaiawass, at 00a$5 go; ordinary thin
Steers, Oxeu and Cows o 5Oa$G 80; fair quail.
ity Beeyss 50ass; and the very best Beeve.
at 8 0oass % per 100 lbs. the average price
being ai,ont ~ ~ gross. .sT
Shesp. 10 good shanred Sheep al
5la7i cents, per 10. gross.
Hogs Prices ragged as follows: fair TO
good live Hogs 10 Sczsi7 90 per 100 lb'
net az hd ta ~
Raei,-unwashed ut 80 To 80 cents; lab
washed 50 70 81 ceatsi No. ], pulled, So TO
SO cents,
Leatier.-Ciiy Slaughter 81 to 42 cents;
Rough Skirting 10 10 AZ cents; Spanish Sole
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The following choice collection Of
new music appears in the February
nuraber Of this valuable magazine:
Do Right, aud Fear No., a beautiful
Sacred Song, BY ]. r. Thomas, and
three charming songs By the Prince Of
Song Writers, Will S. HAYS, namely:
Mistress Jinks, Of Madison Square,
Comic Song, with Chorus; Down by the
Deep, Sad Sea, Song and Chorus I; and
Good BY, my Boy, God bless you, Song
and Chorus. Also, the following la.
strumental pieces: Maiden's Blush,
March, by Oh. Kinkel, the most popu
lar writer in the country; Pink Rose
Mazurka, by E. Mack and Loving
Thoughts Schottisch, by August Pack.
err; the price of which, in sheet form.
amounts 10 So. 40.
In addition to the music, there are
fistecn large pages of reading, to wit:
The Frost Queens Court, Autumn
Violeis, Her Last Appearance, Schu.
bert's Sixth Symphony, An 0pcretta
BY Schubert, Les Bavards-The Chat.
terers, Robert Schumann, The Night.
Bell, Recollections Of an Amateur, Te,-
ephony, Blind Tom, The Voice, What
Is Burlesque, Winter Weather, Pergo-
lese's Stabat Mater, L'Africaine, Music
Of the Spheres, Sing again together,
Tbs Musical Season, Reviews Of New
Music, etc. $3.50 81
This mammoth monthly is Published
by J. L. Peters, 1913 Broadway, New
York, and is furnished at the low price
Of 90 per year. Sample copies, 80 cts,
All those desiring to get their moneys
worth will do we'll to send for a copy.
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EXAMINERS NOTICE.

10y virtue Of commission issued to us
- by the County Commissioners Of Car
roll county, TO examine and determine
whether the public convenience requires a
road to be opened and located commencing
at point near Noah Browns old Lime
Kiln, on the public road running from Mex.
leo past Richards Mill and Zachariah L.
inugh's to the Hanover Turnpike, and to
run from thence through the lands Of Geo.
b. Houck, on the bed Of the old road, until
il intersects the land Of Michael Walsh and
Aaron Shaeher; then on the line between
Adam Sbaetfer and Michael Walsh thence
through the lands Of George Houck Of VII.
liam thence on the line between the said
George Houek Of William and Benjamin
Graft, until il intersects the county road
leading from Browns Meeting House to
Shamberger's Station on the Western Md.
Railroad
This is therefore to notify all persons
whom il may concern, that the undersigned
will meet on the premises, on MONDAY, the
22d day of March, next, at 10 O'Clock, A.
NJ, to execute the trust reposed in us by
said commission.
F JOHN W. MURRAY,
s JESSE. BROWN,
F,.-l-... JESSE LONG,
fehts-5t Examiners.
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CONsTARLE's SALE.

DY virtue OF q writ Of venditloni exponas
ID issued by Abner Neal, Justice Of the
Peace for the State Of Maryland, in and for
Carroll Co., ct the suit John g. Frizell and
Richard Manning, trading under the name
and style of Frizell & Manning, against the
goods and chattels, lands and tonementa Of
Of John ii, Swartzbaugh, and 70 me directed,
| have seized and taken in execution Ill The
right, title, interest and estate at law and in
equity, Of the said Jphp II, Swartzbapeh,
in and 10 the following parcel Of land, viz;
That part OF trsct Of land called ROCKIES.
ter" part af A. tract Of land called .Gilrs
Prospect, /" and part Of q tract or land called
Banks Folly" and contains SD Acres.
more or les,, which was conveyed To- snid
John II. SwartxbanSk, and Mary, his wife, BY
Joshua NJ. aorsuch. by Deed dated April
22d, 1861, and recorded among the la9a
Records of Carroll county, IN L'ber y. T.
W., No. Is, Folio 90. Ittt
The improvements consist Of -
Good Deciiag House, Ssk
Stone Dairy, Smoke House. l0lU
Carriage House, Hog House, = =
stabling, Lime Kiln, all ip good order
there is 70 never falling Spfsdt 10000 wafer
near the house. The land vi SlfprA, q
good quality, has been yell lple2 ana "A y
4 high state Of cultivation NJ the, prcSp
time; nislaid OF intp convenient heids
there Is due propoptipnbf good. Mondland.
hereby give notice that on taipAf, she
5th Of March. 1 Sqa, ~ ! o'ciock, Y NJ q
the Court House door, III the cry 81 Wet
Minister, | will offer the above property, 80
seized and tpkeps In execution, at fnslio
Sale, TO the highest bidder for cash.
BENJAMIN WILLIAMS,
iebiiSis i'sl's Constable
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Seed Potatoes.

A FrER trial OF many varieties Of Pc.
IA tatoes. have at last found one that ia
great producer In this section Of country,
and a tolerably good one for the table. be.
ing very white and dry when cooked, Il ia
not u first.rate Potato, but is well worthy
the attention Of farmers, as II will readily
produce 800 bushels TO the acre, in good
ground, and is wellshsped and OF large size.
bought il for Dykeman, but 1t is not thai
variety but q Seeding OF the Cuzco. also
have for sale the celebrated Harrison Pota.
TO, Of my own raising.
Price sl.50 per bushel for each kind.
54sD5 ~. CHAS. PAINTER.
feblS7t 0wings Mills, w. M. r. X.
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NoTIcE.

vTyHE IRVING LITERARY SOCIETY
l. Of the Western Md. College, design
giving an Entertainment on MONDAY EvES-
iso, fEsnuAag 22d, 1869. The entertein.
ment will consist in Original Speeches,
Declarations, Readings, nc.
The Amphion Orchestra will be present,
and furnish choice and select music.
Doors open at Q O'Clock, exercises pom-
mence nj Z.
Admittance 25 cents Children rs cents.
BY order Of President. : ts.sE
TH0S. q. GROUSE,
= 1t Corresponding Secretary.
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DIED.

Suddenly, on the 18th inst, Mary, wife
of George Shade, Esq. The friends and
acquaintance are respectfully invited to at
tend her funeral At Krider's Church, this,
Thursday morning, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ.
In Altoona, Pa, on the morning of the 9Th
inst, after a lingering illness, of Consump,
ton, Mrs. Emily Jane Sherry, consort OF
Solomon Sherry, aged 4s years, formerly Of
this county. .0.. ..t
In this city, on Sunday afternoon last,
Mr.. Lewis Trumbo, aged &C years and 4
months.
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Lutheran Church Concert.

YHE Choir Of the Lutheran Church,
Il Westminster, assisted by emnen: Ter
formers Of Baltimore, who t.-s generously
volunteered their ssr,;ces, viii give
G RAND CON ERT,
Of Vocal and Instrumental Music, at tho
Church, SATURDAY EVENING, FEB.
RUARY 20TH, inst, to aid in raising funds
for the Church. The public are respectfully
invited TO attend.
Tickets, 25 cents each, to be had Of vari.
Gus places through town.
Doors open at Z o'clock, performances to
commence Ut "a u. Nj. II
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JEssg BucnrR, Auctioneer.

Also at the same time and place, the fol.
lowing personal property Of the said James
A Campbell, deceased : l BAY,L-%
COLT, years old l good DRAFT 10
Horse, one Brood Mare, with toal, 0esA
MIA Cow, Sow and Pigs, 8 Sheep,
NSAN two. horse spring market Wagon,
U new one horse spring Wngop,
two-horse PLANTATION WAGON, new z
Threshing Machine and Power, good
Sleigh, Robe and Bells, Wheat Fan, new,
Wheat. Oats and Potatoes, by the bushei,
Is barrels Of Corn. 10 bushels Bnckwheat,
AS lbs. sailed Pork. 10. Of Hay and Straw,
. Hives Of Rras. 5000 feet yellow pine hoor
ing Boards, 80 feet Collins, 800 feet Siding,
lot Of Posts, bay Carriage, Sled, Gull
,ivator, double shovel Plow, / Harrow, !
two-horse Plow, lot Of Wheat growing, lot
Of Hardware, new; Locks, Hinges, Screws,
Bolts, &C., also other articles too numerous
TO mention.
Conditions Of Personal Property, are =
All sums Of $40 and under, cash al SUMS
over $40 o credit OF SIX months wild be
given, by purchasers giving their notes with
approved security, bearing interest from day
Of sale. No property to be removed unii'
settled for.
MARY r., CAMPBELL,
JAMES FRAME, aa,
feb ll,-ta Administrators.
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No. loao EQUITY.

In tho Circuir Court for Carroll County.
In the matter Of the Petition of Joseph
Davis, Tfustee Of JamesG. stultz-
ARDEREn this l2th day Of February,
" 1869. that the Audit filed in this case
be rnti6ed and confirmed, unless cause to
the contrary thereof be shown on or before
the 9th day pfMareh next; provided copy
Of this order be inserted for two successive
weeks in some newspaper published in Car
roll county, before the last named day.
JOHN B. BOYLE, Clerk.
True copy-Test;
feb 1921 JpHx b. B0YLE, Clerk.
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Church Meeting I.

TIME 0fIicers and Members Of the Lutheran
and German Reformed Congregations, Of
Krider's Church, will r,eet al die Church, on
SATURDAY AvrsRxepx, FrsHu4sr 10th, at IL
O'Clock, Cor the Transaction Of important bust
meas. A full silepdancs Is earnestly desired.
J. Y. SHADE.
feb ls,-lt Secretary.
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A.signss,. Notice Of Appeintmea.ttI.

III he Disfrief Court Of he United Siaes for he
District If Aasyiasd--fa fAe ma,fsr Of .isAH
D. Popdsr, Baakyspt--f IN BaatrsPtey-
TO rhom u may concern :-The under
signed hereby gives notice Of his appoint
ment as Assignee Of the estate Of John d.
Powder, OF Westminster, Carroll county,
Maryland, in saia district, and who was, to
wit: on the 9Th day Of January A. d. 1869,
adjudged Bankrupt upon The petition OF
himself by the said District Court. Dated at
Frederick, The i2ih day Of February A. D.
fs65. yas .g 81
STANLEY YOUNG, s
fe6 1873 Assignee.
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GLAxDERs.-- This disease smoog
horses IL prevailing in Botetourt eoan.
~, Virginia One person MIR Brow
baker, has also died Of il, caught from
his horse. The authorities Of he coun-
" are called on to take steps to prevent
thsspzead Of the disease 7I pF
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Agents wanted for Secrets Of
the Great City.


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are swindled by Sharpers how Ministers
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how Gambling Houses and Lotteries are
conducted; how Stock and Oil Companies;
Originate and how the Bubbles Burst, read
this work. II contains 30 fine engravin .sf
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New York, aud is the Spicest and Cheapes
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PRICE ONLY 50. so PER COPY.
IN. Send for CIRcrIARs and SEE ouR
TERMS, and a full description Of the work.
Address, JONES BROTHERS l. CO.,
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pobulation has nsyer been rccogri9cd
4. MARYLAND, IS the sole basis ofrepre.
,eatatioo, ffos The foundation q rs
government until row Ths govern
,usat and the las making power have
aItesrstsly fallen into the hands Of OPP
posing parties, bat noue have ever
deemed i proper to appoFtion rsPrsssa''
talioa upon the basis Of population
alone. Come consideration has always
been supposed 70 be due TO the rural
and more sparsely populated Districts
q shssoil, - we'll = 70 the population
sabsistiug shsrson. Tie Radical press
n this state are now urging tins fact
AZ proof thr the government Of Mary
..~.
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President Johnson is reported 10 have
Recently denounced the proposed Air
Line Railroad from Washington 10 New
York as an unconstitutional measure,
and left strong impression upon The,
minds Of those present that il the bill
passed he would veto it.
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FARMING IMPLEMENTS, SC.


iron.clad mower, used only two seasons;
spring tooth morse rake, hay press, Man
chester grain fan, corn shelter, new cutting
box, jock screw, whee.barrows, three.
horse pillow, Hagerstowu pattern two
horse pillow, l single shovel pillow, harrow,
corn fork, corn coyerer, and new culiiva.
tori wagon harness, consisting of two sets
of breechbands and two sets OF front gears,
housings, collars, brides and line; also
double set OF buggy harness, two pair of
check lines and ny net sets new pillow
gears, breast chains, traces, halters, halter
chains, cowchains, log chain, standard chain,
spreader chain, single, double and triple
trees grain cradles, moving scythes and
reap hooks 80 grain bags, nearly new !;
also an excellent horse blanket; 2 grind
stones, 2 large crowbars, 2 maltocks, maui
and wedges, axes, stone hammers, shovels,
spades, mortieing axe and adze.
A sci Of Carpentering Tools, consisting
Of planes, saws, augers, chisels, brace and
bits, drawing knife, -
Rye and Potatoes by the bushel, lot Of
Bacon by the pound, Vinegar by the gallon.
Household and Kitchen Fgnifge:
Consisting Of cooking stove and apparatus
complete, large ten plate stove, parior
stove, large corner cupboard, kitchen cup
board, sink, tables, chairs, rocking chairs,
wash stands, large lot Of qneensware. crock
eryware, tinware; also bedsteads and beding,
looking glasses, Venitian blinds, ohurn and
stand, tubs, buckets, barrels, large iron
kettle, a lot Of old iron, and many other
useful articles too numerous 10 mention.
TERMs: All sums of S5 and under, cash
on sulns above IS n credit Of six months
will be given, purchasers giving their notes
with approved security, bearing interest
from the day of sale.
AUGUSTUS ENS0R.