St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1880-10-01
AUCTION AUCTION!

The subscriber having received license of the
Honorable Probate Court to sell the real estate be-
longing to the estate of VIM. Guthrie late of Pea
cham, now offers for sale at public auction all the
property belonging to said estate.
First. On THURSDAY, the 18th day of OCTO-
Der next the Wilson farm" situated in Barnet
miles from McIndoe's Falls 3 miles from West
Barnet, miles from Ryegate Corner. Said farm
contains 1j0 acres of excellent land. suitably dvd-
ed, upon which is a good apple and sugar orchard
and q large quantity of timber hard wood spruce
hemlOck. pine, and cedar, never failing water run
ming to house and barns. The farm is well adapt
ed to dairy stock raising and is in good state of
cultivation. AT the same time and place will be
sold all the crops raised on the place; wheat OATS
hay and straw, and fodder potatoes. turnips
and apples; also al the stock horses, cows.
pair three ears-old stays dandy thoroughbred
AyeTshire bull years old pair yearling steers,
yearliDg heifers, calves, sheep, hog shOtes
also all the farming Tools farm wagon, cart now
ing machine, horse rake, straw cutter cultvatOr,
plow harrOws, chains. etc, traverse Sled sleigh,
buffalo robes, pair work harnesses driving har
ness, grind stone, quantity of dry wood and lum-
Der, $50 tin sap buckets sap pans sap holders
l Is cow set department milk pans, NEARLY new
churn, butter worker, etc, in short everything up
on the place except the household goods For fur
Their information enquire of Jas. Wilson on the
place, Robert Guthrie, or Jas. Guthrie, McIndoe's
Falls, or the subscriber 52-53
Second. On THURSDAY, OCTOBER IA. will
be sold the home farm of the late VIM. Guthrie,
formerly known the Miner Farm" said farm
contains 100 acres of land, and is situated in Pea
cham mile from the village. where there are two
churches, and Peacham Academy. mile from
South Peaeham. Upon the farm there is apple
and sugar orchard (the latter probably the best of
its size in the state) also the celebrated Maple
Grove" planted by the late Uriah Miner and cover.
ing one acre of land. The trees have been planted
upwards of 90 years, and standing in all ways
one rod apart, making delightful place. The
buildings are excellent and never falling water
running to house and barns. This is of the
most desirable locations in this region and very
seldom such an opportunity is offered for any one
wishing to purchase beautiful farm. Atthe same
time and place will be sold all the crops, wheat
oats, barley, hay and straw, and potatoes ap-
pies; also all the stock horses, 10 cows, 3 year
ling heifers, 3 calves, % sheep and lambs shOtes
all the farming tools, farm wagon. cart, moving
machine. horse rake. grind stone, plows, harrows
cultivatOr, chains, crow bars, roller, two wagons
traverse sled, two sleighs, buffalo robes 1 pair
work harnesses, two driving harnesses $50 tin sap
buckets ? sap pans, ? holders, chuTn butter work
er etc, etc. l slip in Congregational Church,
horse stall at same; slip in W alter Harvey Meet
ing House. horse stall at same; slip in Presbv-
terrain Church at Ryegate also Is acres woodland
II miles from home farm in Peacham.
Sales commence promptly at 10 O'Clock each day.
Terms made known at sale. For further particu-
lars enquire of J. Guthrie, W. Hunter the
premises, or
ASHBEL MARTIN, Admir-.
Peacham, Sept. 20, 1880. 52-54