The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1884-02-29

Eight Work Mules, all good sized = large
~ well-bred Colts, by Harry Arlington
<<UlA fine Sorrel Horse, as good as there is,
NIX band sound; Kentucky bred Riding and
Driving Mare of great endurance,
sound, gentle, fearless of steam and stands with.
out hitching; especially suitable for lady or
doctor several fine fat Steers, Registered Jersey
Bull, handsome and of superior stock; young
and fine, pure bred; 5 fine grade 49,
Cows, several fresh fine grade
Heiters, to years old; yoke ---A-
well-matched young Oxen, partly broken sew
eral Calves, 40 head of fine Stock Cattle (owued
BY William Woolsey) so head of pure-bred
Berkshire Hogs, of recorded stock, embracing
many very fine specimens.
WAGONS, CARRIAGES, CARTS, &c.
One heavy ixhorse iron-axle Wagon, as good
as new l four or six,horse uxFuHz
Wagon, smaller can haul ITO &EH
cases canned goods, has hay nlS1h&xiHlx,
bed &c, to suit; two-horse thimble -skein
Brown Wagon, good Horse Cart and Harness :;
2good Ox-Carts, well-built Log Wagon, (su-
perior wheels,) ! pair superior Timber Wheels,
with clamps screws, &c; four or six-seat ex-
tension-top Phaton; 2 four or eight-seat Ex-
press Wagons; top and no-top Buggy, near
ly new; nice Cutter and Bells.
MOWERS, REAPERs AND OTHER FARM
MACHINERY.
One four to ix-horse Pennock patent ROAD
Machine, in good order; l two-horse Fearless
Power and Cleaner, mounted; | patent Buhr
Mill, for grinding feed, runs well with two
horse power; No. Fodder Cutter, and Hand
Cutter; ] power or hand Corn Shelter, Peel
less Self Rake Reaper in good order; 3 Eureka
Mowers, and feet cut in good order; l Horse
Rake, Sulky Cultiyator, Wheat Drills, En-
pire and Champion; Dotey's revolving Earth
Scoop, | three-horse Drag, two and three
horse Harrows, Root Cutter, Cylinder Roller,
Hooser Corn Drill, with fertilizer attachment
Mathews Garden Drill, frst-class Fan a LOT
of good Plows, larrows, Cultivators, Corn
Markers, ] good Lime or Ash Spreader, set of
Fairbanks Scales in good order, capacity l, 700
lbs. Canvas l6x2O feet, in good order.
HARNESS, CHAINS AND FARM FIXTURES,
for team of six; set Stage Harness, s sets
Plow Harness. with Brides and Halters, set
Double Carriage Harness. 2 sets Single Carriage
Harness, Plow Swingles, Strctchcrs, or 10 Log
and Lead Chains, so good Cattle Chains, Forks,
Kakes, Shovels, Hoes, Bars, Mattocks, Picks,
Sledge and Stone Hammers, Blasting Tools,
Wheelbarrows, Stop Carts on wheels, Hog
Boxes and Troughs, several fine Casks, 100 feet
"a inch threc-ply Rubber Betting, in good
order; 2OO feet good Rope for hosting hay, &c,
u or tirst-class Blocks or Pulleys, rig for
hosting Hay Bed, Corn Barrel, with hosting
clamps, $50 to 200 first-rate Grain Bags.
SEED, GRAIN AND GRAIN IN GROUND.
l4ot vi Cicuu SloNcTSecu, 'suU or bushels seed
Oats; lot of Sound Corn, suitable for seed; 100
bushels prime Potatoes good kinds 200 bush
els superior Sugar Beet OF Carrot for stock
also so acres good Wheat in the ground.
MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES.
1000 lbs. nicely cured Bacon, 200 to 300 bush.
els unleached Ashes; 40 to so tons Timothy and
Mixed Hay, Dat and Wheat Straw, Fodder, 4 600
good Chestnut Rails, 1000 prime Chestnut
Posts, 1880 feet prime seasoned inch Walnut
Lumber, 1000 feet two-mch White Oak Lum-
ber 900 feet six-inch Black Oak Fencing,
1000 feet Poplar Siding; also very many
small and useful articles such as would be ne
cessary to run large farm successfully.
A LOT OF FURNITURE
and small household matters; several fine Wood
Stoves = fireplace Heaters in good order
s=2y IT desired arrangements can be made for
Keeping the stock on the place until grass
TERMS OF SALE.
All sums of so and under cash on day of sale
ON sums over that amount a credit of s months
will be given, purchasers to give their notes,
bearing interest from day of sale, with security
approved by the aucrioneer, and payable at the |
Hartford National Bank of Bel Air
THOMAS A. HAYS.
j. 3. Richardson, Auctioneer.
Good hotel accommodations can be found
within two miles of the place of sale and also |
at Bel Air.
Conveyances will meet the morning trains |
from Baltimore and Delta at Bel Air, to convey |
persons to the sale, returning in time to meet |
The evening trains north and south. feb29