The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-01-19

ToUBLIC SALE-WILL BE SOLD AT
Il public sale, on tile old Carr prop
erty, CarTcroft station, on the Is. Il o..
Railroad, Brandy wine hundred,
on TUESDAY, JANUARY 70, 1891.
ct 10 O'Clock, am.
Nine head OF horses. No. ]. Nellie, 0
years old, good worker or driver. No.
2, Fannie, 6 years old. good worker or
driver. No. ., Maud, years old, m
well broken to all kinds of hal- .<}Slr
ness. No. 4, Bessie. s years old, good
farm horse. No. 5, Kate, 10 years old,
good worker in single or double harness.
These mares are all witt: foal TO we'll
bred horse that trots In $40. No. q, Char
lie, 5 years old, good worker OF driver in
all harness. No. I, Frank, 10 years old,
quiet and u good driver. No. 8, George,
Perchcron horsc, years old, good worS-
., Bill, good farm horse.
Twenty-eight COWS and heffers, IA
one llolsteia COW and two heifers, IL
n N two brood sows, one berkshire
49, male hog, IL shoats, 90 chickens,
four ducks, two guincas.
Three firm wagons, ono nearly new,
one big market wagon, viii hold 81 bnsk.
cts, run one year; one little market
wagon, one family carriage, ono Buck
eye drill, one Bradley mower, ono Brad
ley rake, self dump; one corn planter,
new last Spring. with phosphate attach
ments; four iron-a.e cultiyatorsi two
good corn eoverers iron age harrow, ono
hand CultiYntor, one new Hat harrow,
one Old fiHt harrow, one 2-horse roller,
one 1-horse roller, ono sod harrow, one
johnson binder, three sets double har-
ness, two sets new last spring; nine hair
collars, one set cart harness, ono hay
fork. rope and block, i've bachelor dung
forks, n lot OF hay forks, two l0-fuot lad
ders, one step ladder one block ana iall,
forty hot-bcd sush, one NanW inklo fhh,
one corn sholler. one wheeled corn
ma IA IL nj n
. syracuse pillow, one imperial pillow.
one l-horSe Syracuse pillow, one Stoddnru
creamery, 90 quarts: lot OF grain bags,
lot OF hoes, shoyels, spades and picks,
two harrows, twenty COW chains, one
root cutter, one grindstone and II lot of
other things.
All sums of $50 and under, cash. All
over that amount credit OF months
will be given on giving banSable note
with an improved endorser; per cent.
OIL on all credit sums. J.. &. CARR,
u. KEE.
J.. W. Stidham & Son, Auc's.
Robinson, clerk. j5-s-l0-l2-l i-lG-l7-lsl9w
TRUSTEES sALE-E TATE OF
l. Henry Perkins, deceased. VIII sell
ut public sale, at the hotel of Alexander
WEDNESDAY. JANUARY .. 1871,
ata O'Clock u. m,
The desirable farm near smiths Mill, in
SPRING" better known us the Perkins"
f,lrm and now occupied by james jar
rel. containing 49, acres OF land, more
or less, in II nigh state of cultivation,
and with the following improvements;
Atwo-story frame dwelling, cribs aud
grunaIy, stables, hay barracks, Sheds,
together with all tho other small out
buildings situute on the said fitrni' IL is
we'll hcdged with Usage orange, has or
clards OF apples and pears. also various
other fruits, aud is in excellent order.
The farm is desirable for its many fine
qualities, une OF which is tie excellent
quality of the soil being well adapted to
tue growth OF all the general crops, and
moro particularly for its location, being
in the heart of the finest farming section
in the couny II not on the peninsula,
within three miles OF Middletown and
one mi,e OF station of the Delaware
railroad, and is well worth the attention
of amy one in quest of u nice home or an
Investment. .u
Terms-l0 per cent. when the property
is struck OH. Two-thirds Gnu remain on
bond and mortgage, and the balance i'll
cash on delivery o. the deed.
EDWARD l.. PERKINS,
Attorney TOT G. A, Perkins, ct al, Ttns-
tees. M. no south lonFth street,
Philadelphia, Pa
w. A. llUkILL, Auctioneer
No. 1aG Market street, Wilmington, Del.
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