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Ref. � pg. 2 carpeting, nineteen yards of wool and cotton carpeting, twenty yards of rag and cotton carpeting, twelve yards of grass carpeting, four yards oil carpet, one rocking cradle and fixtures, six cane bottom chairs, one cane bottom chair with rockers, twelve windsor chairs, one wooden bottom rocking chair, four split bottom chairs, one of them with rockers, one card table, and cover, one mauled clock, two dining tables and covers, two kitchen tables, one chest, one side board, one bureau, one safe, one corner cupboard, one small desk, four wash stands, four looking glasses, eight pictures in frames, two lounges, two wash bowls and two pitchers, two toilet stands and covers, seven window curtains, one bible, fifteen books, one parson stove, pipe and fixtures, ten plate stove and pipe, one cooking stove and pipe, with cooking apparatus, one pair andirons, two pairs shovel and tongs, lot of glass, china and queensware, lot knives and forks including carver and butcher knives, one dozen spoons, four buckets, six washing tubs, two iron pots, one dutch oven, one skillet one frying pan, lot of tin ware, three small kegs, one hogshead, one churn, three gallon copper kettle, four light barrels, one double barrelled shot gun, four trunks, one carpet bag three axes, three shovels one pick, one Hoe, three iron wedged, one garden rake, two wine servers, one saddle, one pair of saddle packets, together with all the rest and residue of household and kitchen furniture, and other personal property belonging to the said John Short and now in his possession; Provided that if the