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The Home advocate. (Farmerville, La.) 1885-1???, 1885-12-25
CHkISTGlS ACROSTlC

JULIUS AREN'T, ag't, is now
UNUSUALLY we'll prepared to
lend his aid to the Pu:'lic
In making Chistnas merry. He
UNDERSTANDS Ills business and IL
SURE to please his customers
APPLES, Oranges, Lemons, Figs.
RAIsINs, Fancy Crackers, Nuts.
EvERYTHIxG,in fact, in this line
No complaints can be made as
To qxatity, quantity or prices.
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FSSs0kessg H;s1 cAcsressG
OBAcO a speciality, by
j. A. i. RABUN.
ASv. 18th.

- kal's BIa,sford If lpAr-
E'1.'e. vas j" toss last Saturday.
s*tt hS,Ml anil arm arc yet dixa
- from The accident Of which he
y recently the victim.
The Home advocate. (Farmerville, La.) 1885-1???, 1885-12-25

H. -Four (fresl) call 1T
J. A. i. kABUN'S.
NO<r,nl,es 18th,
The Home advocate. (Farmerville, La.) 1885-1???, 1885-12-25

Canned goods Of all kinds, Fres
CABBAGE, Choice HAMS, CHEEsE,
cfc.. f,r safe 1T RABC<'S.
Nov 18th.
The Home advocate. (Farmerville, La.) 1885-1???, 1885-12-25

NEW, No l. MACKEEEL ut Re
tail and hy the kit at.
The Home advocate. (Farmerville, La.) 1885-1???, 1885-12-25

Fresh GROCERlHS and NEnETA
BLEs received daily at S. STEMS
Grocery.
October ,; u.
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By virtue If sWElt Of ssizurie aud nSlo H.
sued from the aforesaid court, and 70 the
directed. have seized aud will Offer for
sale to the last and highest bidder, within
,hc legal hours for judicial ssles, At the
principal front door Of the court house in
fa-mcrvill~, parish Of Union, La. on
Saturday, January, 10th 1885,
the following described property. to wit:
lot M. six (6) on north aide Of Main
street, in Qua chita City, 6O by l43 feet,
with stables 'leraon situated.
Seized a the property Of o. b. Steele,
defendant in the above entitled suit
Terms Of sole. Cad, with ~ benefit
Of ~ apprsissMsat.
J. r. PlRAseAST,
Dec. lG 1856 SheriG.
The Home advocate. (Farmerville, La.) 1885-1???, 1885-12-25

WAGONS, BuGGlEs and HACKS
at j. STEMS
Sent. 18th.
The Home advocate. (Farmerville, La.) 1885-1???, 1885-12-25

.lIST PROOF OATS nOw on
nd. Call quickly 1t
JACOB STEMS.
\cfnirr ~ II.
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CHRISTMAS, 1885.

Mr.. Julius Aren't, agent, the old
and always reliable merchant. who
has catered FIX the public for more
hA
The Home advocate. (Farmerville, La.) 1885-1???, 1885-12-25

October ~
The Home advocate. (Farmerville, La.) 1885-1???, 1885-12-25

s determined to make the Christ
mas Of 1885 memorable as day Of
mirth and js,l,ity. His assortment
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sheriff Sale.

State Of l.euisisna I 18th Judicisl Dist
FIX Rel. Court. Parish 81
G.. f.. 0irarly. East Baton Rouge,
Va. No. G97, and M. 9345 Of the
O, u. ,Steela, Honorable Supreme
Auditor. CoWrt ofthe waite Of
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october ~
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Sept EeA.
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Jerks -MesSrS Raughman s. Stein are
with not to he discounted in this section
nc Of us dealers in ttrst class Goods,
pres especially articles snited to the
Holiday and New year season.
.,.y The very best place to sell your
>. cotton. ! will duplicate the price ;
~ Of ''tlc staple" in any market in
North Louisiana. There is no
doubt whatever oftbiS, aml will
AcAs pay in cash, or goods ut the lowest
Jp'iccs. JACOB STEN.
,.,,: Mr.. s. W. Ramsey is now able
~. t" attend t" his ordinary business
- =. affairs, hut We regret to learn is
a., s:ill xmlIrr~r if"'n the effects Of
the carhunclc of which 'ic was re.
Gently victim.
:oErA ,r-, 1870.
EMS w
FRESH MACkEREL, in kits,
- just received b. JACOB STEIN.
October 30th IT,
J., Fres
~. made his head quarters with Mr..
julius Arcmt, judging by the ample
display made Of what is needed in
cd on the liuc OF Holiday Goods.
J. &.
T., Sol. Call ut HEADQUARTERS for
Ham,. your Furniture. 1t is Of u neat
Gore. and substantial quality.
j. STEIN
Sept 3sAh.~
d. "e Our Young tOwns'nam who crst.
while WAS the victim If what came
l.. as near being i serious accident, in
H. an adjoin: parish, while taking a
,,..o,u buggy ride with Eye fair Ialye,',
..., notl,in. launted thereby, is deter
y ine,l to revisit the scene Of his
misl,ap. We trist that he will
have better luck this trip.
49,. .,.. Mr.. n. Geri,ins keeps on hand
an ap. -" .''S'' '"'e"' - ~
:. lila. make. Save up Your money until
r.,h sou are able to purchase gOosl
=. shoes of home manufacture. Sat
isfacti"n guaranteed.
We are much gr.ltiti'.,l 1T the
Inc OH steady increase of our circulation,
It, who a. shown hx the now names recently
: more enrolled on our subscription list.
Tho ADVOCATE will enter upon
the duties If another year under
I"r'$t~ encouraging auspices. AMI We will
gay OF do all VIC can to make it an indis'
rtme"t pensible visitor to our patrons.
~ i-Remembcr that JACOB STEIN
- III will furnish you moro s"o'ls for
e rich your money than any House in
OF The North Louisiana. and will pay the
highest priccs for Cotton, either in
!, fa'- cash ar merchandise.
fusion, Sep,. s5th
'lity. -
'ickcls |-sHOT, POWDER and percus
:. sien caps for sale Ivy
state j. a. Il. RABUN.
lsincss Nov. 18th.
PIES In accordance with AN old cstab.
odd il lisheti and time hOnored CUSTOM
crefore that printers should enjoy the
r own Christmas holidays ~ we'll Al other
ear of folks-omly halfsls.ct ADVOCATE
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1885-08-26
Robbed and Fired.

About one O'Clock on Monday morning,
the family of a. c. Harris, of East Water
ford, this county, were aroused By caring
fire in the kitchen and in the hall Of the
house. M. Harris gave direc ton to his
family and hastened to the store which was
under the same roOfwith the dwelling house.
His mother had seven hundred dollars in
valIse under counter. He ran to get the
valise, IT was gone, and he realized that
they had become the victims OF burglar or
burglars. The dwelling house, store and an
adjoining house owned by Mrs. Margaret
Allen, was destroyed by the fire. When the
fire was raging the discovery was made that
the horse, saddle and bride of Mr. Harris
was not in the stable. A light rain had fall
len and the track of the horse was plainly
to be seen in the mud pursuit was given
but the trail was lost III tie hills north of
town. Monday morning at day light the
horse turned up riderless, at the Harris
farm, ten miles east Of Waterford. The
horse had been used TO going to the farm
and 1t is coDiectured that when he was
abandoned by the rider he iourneyed to the
old stamping ground at the farm
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1885-08-26
Sui p Ii ur spring Harv st
Home.

There was a nice company of several hun
drei people assembled at the Harvest Home
meeting, at the sulphur spring near McCoy-
vile, last Saturday afternoon. Comfortable
seats were arraigned for the audience and
the speakers stand was decorated with "
ergreen boughs and artistically iettered. a
choir of trained singers, organized from the
several church choirs in the valley formed
glee club that sang choice pieces of mu-
sic, with organ accompaniment by Miss Mag
gle Laird. The Spruce Hill Cornet Band
was present There is no discount on the
choir or band music of TuScarora valley and
more pretentions musicians hal bstter look
to their laurels. l.. r. Kuulle called the
meeting to order and introduced the speak
ers. B. F. Schweier. E-iitor Wm. ". ALI
son and Rev. S. A. Davenport, of Baltimore
addressed the meeting.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1885-08-26
Teachers Examinations.

Mr.. Auman, Superintendent of Public In
struction in Juniata, held examinations as
follows, last week: For Walker twp, at
CentrevilIe,-Newton 4 Lukens, Martin
Kaufman, Chas ". Beashor, W. c. Van
Dyke, W. IL. Smith, ID. l.. Detra, J. f.
Vert, e. W. Wetzler, Philip A. Smith,
Mary A. Kaufman, Florence Detra, Au-
gustus S. Fasick, Lottie McAlister, Ella ID.
Patton.
Delaware and Thompsontown, at East
Salem,-Lizzie Daugherty, Henry Toomey,
Alice L. Auker, Addie Aument, G.. l..
Plette, II, C. Sausmsn, NJ. l.. Keiser, d. +.
Hostetler, g. W. Speakman, W. L. Dimm,
J. 2. Pines, A. S. Shaffer, S. II. Graybill.
Greenwood, at Straight Water,-J. c.
Dimm, w. +. Cassels, p. G. Buck, 5. A.
Woodward, W. E. Speakman, W. H. Zei-
ders, G. F. Patterson, Katie Miller.
Susquehanna, at Laurel HIll,-WilIiam
Teats, S. A. Knouse, W. Ii. Lyter, ]. d.
Wilmer, Ira W. Teats, A. NJ. Barner, II.
c. Klinger, II. W. Swigort, Henry FrymOy-
er.
Monroe, at Richfeld, y. A. Snyder, G
B. NJ. Gordon, (. n. Bowersox, Fannie
Shellenberger, 7. W. Lauver, Ida Lauver,
Lizzie Weimer, John Roush, W. A. Wolf,
". Il. DIehl.
Fayette, at McAlistcrville,-W. N. Spit
Ter, Florence Woods, Lila V. Sieber, En-
ma Davis, s. L. Van Ormer, Minnie l.. Rey-
nolds, Alice V. Sieber, Laura l.. Shelly
Ella Davis, j. A. Martin, IL. Il. Kaufman
c. 5. Ford, Emma r. Van Ormer, Maggie
uershberger. Alice Van Ormer, Ella NJ
Daugherty.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1885-08-26
Seed Wheat for Sale.

The undersigned has on hand lew 5uSh-
Is of the ''Heiges Prolific" wheat, a rarie-
ty recently obtained by Professor Heiges, of
York, Pa, by crossing the Fultz with some
other good variety. This wheat resembles
the Fultz, but is larger in the berry aud ri
pens several days earlier. 1t yieldswell hav-
ing produced on a smsilpatch at the rate
of seventy bushel per acre. with common
cultivation it yielded for the undersigned
thirty eight bushels per acre. Price per
bushel s.. 90. Peck 75 cents.
j. II. McALisrER,
MIfflintown Pa
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1885-08-26
by the County
mmissiOners.

At a regular meeting of the board of
County Commissioners, held on Wednes
day, August 10, 1885, the following persons
were appointed for the several boroughs
and townships of this county TO look after,
buy, and provide head stone for the body
of all honerably discharged soldiers, sailors
or marine soldiers who served in the army
army or navy of the United States during
the late re bellion, or any proceeding war,
leaving insufficient means to defray the
necessary burial expenses:
Beale-John P. McWilliams.
Spruce Hill-Josiah l.. Barton.
Turbett-W. Il. Gronlnges.
Nilford-J. X. Robson.
Patterson-John NJ. Copeland.
Port Royal-John McMaaagle.
Miffiintown-Wm. J. Jackmsn.
Walker-Luke Davis.
Fermanagh-H. Il. Stambaugh.
Fayette-Lewis Degan.
Greenwood. K. Stimeling.
Susquehanna-HenryB Bay.
Delaware-Robert Humphrey.
Monroe-Michael Rumfelt.
Thompsontown-I.N n. Grubb.
Lsck-James Gray.
Tuscarora-BenjaminF Fisher.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1885-08-26

A Pittsburg shoe manufacturer has lust
discovered that he had man in his en-
pioyment, that was in league with science
men, men who receive stolen goods.
Shoes were sent to the ssfence men" by
confederates in the shoe store, and when
the 'sfence men" sold a pair of shoes he
divided with the fellow in the shoe store.
can exchange declares that most of the
ills We suffer from in hot weather are imag-
mary. 1t asserts that the waves of cold and
not of heat are those which kill the aged
and depress the vigorous, and that sunshine
is really healthy stimulant Were it other
wise how could the crops be harvested, base
ball games be played, and the usual course
of traffic move on undisturbed Q"
Can we never get away from the past 1t
was said long ago that when the King takes
snuff the courtiers all sneeze, which finds a
practical illustration this day in the fact
that the young ladies are having their hair
cut short because Miss Cleveland, the Pres
dents sister has her hair cut short. 1t is
the old story of the King and his snuff and
sneezing courtiers, run to hair cutting.
Anna NJ. Reynolds, of Fermansgh town
ship, appeared with District attorney Doty,
before Squire Mcdonald, on Monday, and
made information against her husband
Lewis c. Reynolds, for sssaultiug, and beat
ing her on Saturday between III and IL o.
clock, August %, 1885. She qualified to
the statement, that he struck her in the eye
with his fist, threw her down and pounded
her with his fist on both sides OF her head,
till her head was black and blue. She was
compelled to lie in bed most of Saturday
and Sunday. The Squire issued warrant
for the arrest of Reynolds.
The Altoona Tribune of FRIDAY last says ::
On Tuesday morning three strangers, one OF
whom had previously been dIckering with
Samuel Shank, wealthy farmer Of Guild
ford township, Franklin county, for the pur-
chase of his farm, called on that gentleman
for the purpose Of completing the bargain.
The intended purchaser insisted upon Mr..
Shank putting up 81 200 forfeit to prevent
his Withdrawing from the bargain. He went
20 Chsmbersburg, accompanied by one OF
the strangers, to get the money. On their
return they were met by the other two stran-
gers who pulled revolver and compelled
Shank to hand over the money. All three
escaped.
The Newton Hamilton Watchman last
Saturday says: On Wednesday after noon
burglar entered the residence of Mr.. W.
B. Dysart, i'll Wayne township, and invaded
| the room OF Mr.. ID. where he was enjoying
an afternoon nap, and administered to him
an anasthetic of some Kind, which threw
him into a profound stupor. While in
! this state the thief took the sleeping mans
pantaloons, which were hanging on the bed
post, in one of the pockets of which was his
| pocket-book containing money to the amour
of two dollars. warrant has been issued
for the arrest of the gnilty party, but up tc
this hour Thursday morning) he has not
yet been .apprehended.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1885-08-26
Letter from Aunt P0IIy
THoNPsoNrowy August %. lSS

THoNPsoSTOwS August %. 1885.
MR. EDITOR IL noticed in your paper an
article concerning little leaks made from
observation from the way some wives keep
house. Of course there may be some little
leaks, and large ones too, in some house
holds. Please don't Judge all the house
wives by few You speak of. The small
leaks that sink the ship-Sometimes-
instance the bread, bad dough, and -four
enough left on the bottom and sides of the
bread trough to make a good siz-i ois,u;t;
this went into the swili pail, or drain YOU
say, and all the other articles you have
mentioned. Now Mr.. Editor, did you ever
see a question that had not two sides 2
Where are those gentlemen that wear the
high crowned silk hats, that smoke, don't
know how many cigars in a week, that cost
five to tee cents piece, besides the tobac-
co that they chew, that stains their mouth.
chin and shirt fronts Are not these leaks I,
They don't think of the little leaks when
they indulge in the poisonous whiskey that
has impoverished hundreds and thousands
OF families, besides there are may five dol
lars spent which the house wife knows moth
ing abons while she is at home toiling and
caring for the fimily. All these are items
that in the course of year amonnt to quite
sum. could not help thinking while read
ing the article, if the gentleman that wrote
it had been in rs many houses as | have
been, he would not be so one sided on this
question. lie says OF course, the men do
uot see the waste. think il is Gods bles-
sing the good house wife does not see all
the husband wastes. OF course these are
not little leaks. Mr. Eiitor, l do not blame
you for censuring the house wife, but be-
lisye that the little leaks that the husbands
and fathers cause sAorid be stated. Don't
blame all the leaks On the house wife.
Yours Truly
AUyr Po LILY.
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LEGAL.
Registers Notices.

The following accounts have been filed
and will be presented to the Court on the
Tuesday, the 18th day of September, A. D..
1885, at 0 O'Clock A. NJ, for confirmation
and allowance.
!. Account of Hugh Hamilton, executor
of Gideon Kloss, deceased.
2. First and final account of Jonathan
Keiser, Administrator OF Millard f. Bistline
late of Delaware township, deceased.
8. Account of Cloyd c. Kloss, Admins
traitor of Susana Kloss, late Of Walker twp,
deceased.
4. Final account of John and Jacob Kra-
mer, Administrators of Daniel Kramer, late
of Fayette township, deceased.
). B. CAVENY, Clerk.
REGIsTERs' OFFICE,
MrFLISrowN, Pa, Aug. II, 1885.
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xurInron,, August 2s, 1855.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.

PHnADELPBIA, August %, lsS5.-Penn-
sylvania red wheat, 95cts. Corn, number
2, 53c is. Oats. 32a42cts. Rye, SIC. But
ter, l7a27c. Eggs, l4al5c. Hens, lOa lie.
per ID. Ducks, Sal0c. Cloverseed, 9alOa
cts. per 10. Timothy seed, sl.SO per bush.
EAST LIBERTY. Pa, August 22--Cattle
Market continues dull nothing doing; con-
signmeRts all through, receipts, s14 head i;
shipments, l9 head. Hogs firm Philadel-
phias. 81 Soa4 80 prime light Yorkers anf
Baltimores, 81 e0a5; grassers, 81 5Oa4 % )
receipts, 27Oe head shipments, 200 head
Sheep dull and unchanged +; receipts, 1000
head; shipments, 260O head.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1885-08-26
Cake w ak.

There will be q cake walk at Smiths
school house, two miles north of Thomp-
sontown, on Saturday evening, August 29.
The proceeds of the cake walk, will 20 to
the purchasing of bell for the school
house. Plenty of ice ere am will be on the
ground. Come ono come all.
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u,mIn Academy.

n uie,io Academy will open oep'e"iO'i
Inc y, .hr.s teachers, and two full courses
of Instruction; ,h. Prepar atory
me fns The first is designed for iaoss '.s,
Case a 40 not expect to enter college, ,'. anu our
who 40 10 rD know bow to speak and write write 1us 'hs
wish to Know o'-rc,lr. as well as to learn the the
language 81 eI become acquainted with the
eAgss Tss Preparatory p,sasa w vss w.
Dare young people for our O''
;,rite A liberal palron"e L,.Y. HAYS,
in'''O Principal.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1885-08-26

DEGISTER AND RECORDBR.-We are
Unauthorized to announce the name of 5.
BRADY CAYENY, as a candidate for re-
nomination for+he Office OF Register, Re-
corder and Clerk of the Orphans Court,
subject to Republican usages.
MiffiintOwn, June IL, 1885.
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AReward of $500 Onered.

"Robert E. Petit. Esq. geneal superin-
tendent of the the Pennsylvania railroad,
has issued circular offering $500 reward
for the arrest and conviction of the parties
who made the attack with intent to kill on
Foreman Kreps, near Granville, Miffiin coun-
ty, on the night of Friday, August IA.
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A SSIGNEE'S SALE
IA -OF-
REAL ESTATE.

The undersigned, Assignee, under deed
of voluntary assignment, for the benefit of
creditors, will sell by public outcry, at the
dwelling house, on the mansion tract of Pc
ter S. Auker, on
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 5th, 1885,
At O'Clock p. NJ, the following described
Real Estate, situate in Fayette township,
Juniata county, Pa, to wit;
No. IA Tract Of Land, containing 65
acres, more or less, bounded on the north,
by lands OF Joel Auker and Levi Reynolds,
on the east, by lands of Catherine Carver
on the south by lands OF Michael Auker
and Nancy Smedley, and on the west, by
lands of Daniel Auker. About 90 acres are
cleared and in a good state of cultivation,
and the balance woodland. The improve
ments are a Log House, Summer House
and good Log Barn. There is on this tract
a good Apple Orchard, about 100 Peach
trees, most OF which will soon come into
Profit; about 1910 Rsspberries, and good
bearing Vineyard of about 500 Grape vines.
There is an abundance of never failing wat
er on the premises. This is a desira BILE
property Tor any one wishing to buy a small
farm.
No. "A Tract of Wood Land, contain
ing 46 acres, more or less, bounded on the
east, by lands OF Jacob Smith on the south
by John Haughawout and Z. d. Kinch on
the west, by ). S. Stong, and on the north,
by John Tennis.
No. "a Limestone Quarry, containing
One-F fourth of an Acre, more or less, bound :
ed on the north by W. Ii. McAlister and
George Hickman on the east by quarry
lot OF George Snyder, aud on the south by
land OF Z. l.. Jamison.
The Terms of Sale are as follows: 20 per
cent. OF the purchase money to be paid on
day of sale; 40 per cent. on April lst, 1856.
when deed will be delivered and possession
given, AID the balance on the lst of Sep
tember, 1856, with interest from April lst,
1885 the last payment TO be secured j,y
JE,Igment. JACOB SMITH,
Assignee of Peter S. Anher.
McAlisterville. Pa, Aug. Is, 1885.
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LEG.AL.

A MENDEENT TO TIE CONSTITU-
IA TION proposed to the citizens of this
Commonwealth iOr their approval or reiec-
tion by the General assembly of the Com
monwealth Of Pvrns yivaHia. Published by
order of The Secretary Of the Common
wealth. in pursuance OF the lst section of
Article XVIII OF the,COnstitution.
Joint resolution proposing an amend
ment TO the Constitution of the Common
wealth Of PcnnSylvanis
Be il resolved by the Senate and House
of Representatives of the Commonwealth
of Pennsylvania ia General Assembly met,
tina; the following Is proposed as an amend
ment of the Constitution OF the Common
wealth OF Pennsylvania, in accordance vita
the provisions OF the eighteenth article
thereof
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1885-08-26
A SSIGNEE'S SALE
- o.
REAL ESTATE,

Tne undersigned, Assignee, under Iced
OF voluntary assignment, for the benefit of
creditors, will sell by public outcry at the
residence of Michael Auker, on the mansion
tract, in Fayette township, Juniata county.
Pa, on
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 1885,
At O'Clock z. NJ, the following described
real estate, situate in the said township, to
wit:
No. IA tract of land, containing %
Acres, bounded on the east, by lands OF A.
Weidman and Nancy Smedley, on the south
by lands OF Nancy Smodley, and on the
north and west, by lands of Peter :. Aukrr.
The improvements are a Log house. Bank
I9rn and Outbuidings. The LAID Is all
ali CLEARED and in a good state Of cU'tiva-
ti,n. There is an abundance of ncvcriailing
uEtcr TN the premises.
No. "A Tract OF Land, containing II
acres, more or less. bounded on south by
lands of Levi Reynolds, on ives; BY land Of
Daniel Auker, on north by land OF Peter S.
Auker. and uu east by Tract No. /. The
tract is good, tiilabie land, Sith running
water, aud has Bank Barn thereon erected
M 3.-A Tract of Land, CO utaining 2l
acres, more or less, bounded on the north by
land of Catharine Carver, on east by land of
Ezra Philips and Reuben CaveDy, on south
by land OF John Beasor and Richard Dunn,
and on the west by land of Nancy Smedley.
No. A Tract of Wood Land, contain
ing 3 acres, more OF less, adjoining lands
belonging to the heirs Of George B. Trego
and others.
No. "a Limestone Quarry, containing
One Fourth of an acre, more or less, bound
ed On the north by lands of w. II. McAiis-
ter and tienrge Hickman, on the east by as
signed lot of Peter ). Auker. on the south
by lands of E. l.. Jamisor; and on the west
by quarry lot.
The Terms OF Sale are as follows 20 per
cent. OF the purchase money 10 Ne paid on
day of sale, 40 per cent. on April LIST, 1856,
when deed will be delivered and possession
given, and the balance on the lst of Sep
tember, 1886, with interest from April lst,
1856: the last payment :" be secured by
Judgment.
JsCDR SMITH