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The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-11-11

the field of honor and renown are open to all. The
lowest freeman in tire land is in Part the governor of its
proudest officer lie who ts the earth walks erect in
the proud dignity fDatura right. knowing that he
not be oppressed while he respects himself There is
no distinction Of classes here 1.-The blacksmith and the
senator-the shoemaker and the President, all hail
zach other as gentemsn.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-11-11
MAXlMs-BY GEN WASHINGTON.

Treat with at fit times about business, and whis
per not in the company OF others.
Make no comparisons; and ifany of the company be
commended Gorany brave act ofvrue, commend not a
mother for the same.
BE- mt apt to relate news, ifyou know no, the truth
thereof In dscoursing ofthngs you have heard nAme
no, your author always. A secret discover not.
Let your recreatons be manlnl, not sinful.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-11-11
MOTHERS AFTER ALL.

Colonel Ethan Allen was as bold and intrepid an of
fcer any in the Revolution. He could face the
my of his country with the most undaunted bravery and
IN the field of battle he skunk from danger But
he was an opposer to christianity and slored in the
character Of an infdel His wife, however, wasa Pi
GUS woman, and taught her children in the way Of pi>
ETY., while he told them il was deluson. But there
was an hour coming whom Col. Aliens confidence in
his own sentiments would be closely tried.
A beloved daughter was taken sick; 10 received
message that she dying and Fastened to her bed
side, anxious to hearher dying words.
"Father, said she, IL am about to die shall / be-
evo in the principles which you have taught me- or
shall believe those which my mother has taught mei'
This was an affecting scene. The intrepid Col. be-
came extremely agitated; hslchin quivered, his whCo
frame shook, and after waiting faw moments, con>
scous of his error. he replied, believe as your
mother has taught you."
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-11-11

There is English proverb which lustrStes the abb
ect of men who make themselves the tools Of
faction: Gas long you in the FOA's SERVICE you
must hold up his tall" That is, the tools must do all
the dirty work their payma,ter' impose upon them. If
they waver or hesitate at any thing they are kicked off,
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-11-11

A dandy once went to doctor 10 be bled; the doc
to- after time and trouble succse dsd in drawing
blood iom his trembling armi whersupon the dandy,Of
Ter little ofhis fear had subsidized raised up bis head
and exclaimed, doctor think you area great BUTCH
err "Aye,' said the doctor 'and have been sticking
q great calf
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-11-11

Love one human being purely and warmly, and you
will love all. The heart in this heaven like the wan.
dering sun, nothing from the dew drop, to the
cean, but the mirror which it warns and ills-Jean
Paul.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-11-11

Just Ssntim ents. ''Tbe best part Of our pop
ulation are The cutiyalors Of the soil. Inde-
pendant farmers are eyerv where the basis Of
society aud The True friends ofhberty.
- Andrew Jackson
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-11-11
From the Baln more Republican.
THE FISCAL AGENT" OR, IllE CABINET
CYpI OST0N


EXPLOSION.
TuEE-"Yankee Doodle"
Come girls and boys, both far and near
And listen to my dty
Wills, rehearse, in dOggral verse,
The BLOW up 10 the City
OF Washington, so fam'd Of late,
For gougng and for biting,
For Federal rows gags and the laws.
And Parliamentary fshtngl
The Clay Wings built an Idol up,
And call'd it "Fiscal Agent,
They said if'ryer'd father it,
They'd have royal pageautj
And praise his name to endless iame--
Place him on Glory's aummit,--
He put his 6agef to his nose,
And SAID they couldn't come i'll
His Conscience Constitution, toe.
His oatl-all these forbade it
He left off Veto number onS,
Cold as a wedge he laid III
No Paixham bomb among their ranks
Could create more confusiOni
Some swore, some rav'd, aud some bawPd out
He's broke up the "deusionF
Twelve years have wo been striving hard
To gull and cheat the Nation:
Aud when we thought that all was safe,
Here's another botherationl
Our scheme IS blown, our tricks found out,
Dark clouds about us lower,
Our "FIscsl Agents blown sky high,
Our elders all turn'd sourl
We'll try again, with diff rent name
tAtho' we much do dread him.
To catch this Captain Tyler too,
Wen see five cant "head himl'
There's Jockey Bolts, he's just the man
70 write cunning 'lsitsr'
To Coffee House IN Richmond town
We cannot choose beltar.
Well call it Corporation, now,
Tell him what most strange is
It is the very thing we want
To Regulate Exchanged
But when they thought the plot all fix'd
To"head Off Captain Tyler
The Richmond Letter, it leaked out,
And bursted Bot's bilerE
Bell and Ewing both turned pale
Webster he turned "Blue' sir,
When Captain Tylor' placed his match
To Veto number two Sirl
Then ofshe wentl- with loud roportI
(Every word s true srI)
goon-sklns, Cabinet, Barrels, all
High in the air they flew, sir.
Then here health to 'Ty yer too,
We'll pledge him in hard cider
May he give Whiggry another blow,
And burst their breechss wider;
We'll pledge again to glorious Maine,
For none but Feds deriee her
And may we in October next
Place Maryland beside her.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-11-11

The FIRST AMERICAN ENSIGN. Paul Jones
hoiSted the first ensign ola regular American man Of
war. on board the Alfred Dec ITS. The ensign
adOvice representing pine tree with ratesnake coll
ed at its root, with the motto "Don tread on me'
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-11-11

II costs US more to be miserable than would
make US perfectly happy; how cheap and easy
is the slrvice of our virtue; and how dear do
we pay Tor our vice.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-11-11

"Sambo, are you willing to be damned, if it be the
Lords wlIli' enquired Cavnist of avors colored
servant. 30. yes, MasEa. and more too; willing 10
have you damned too Massa," was Sambo's reply.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-05-06
:S@oral AUD 2sc&(gingas.
A SPECIMEN OF BUNYAN.

The close Of Bunyan's avorite sermon on I" Be-
ginning at jerusalem is fine specimen of really
effectiye gospel preaching lie supposes that
of Peters hearers, on the day of Pentecost,
unable to credit the glad tdings in reference to
themselves. First objection: But ! was ono Of
those who plotted to take away his life may be
saved by him PETER: Every one ofyou Second
objection But was Of those that cried Cruelty
him, and that desired that Barrabbas the murderer
might live !; what will become of me- think you
PETER. am to preach remission of sins to every
one you Fourth objection: But was one of
those tina, did spit his face, when he stood before
his accusers and one that Knocked him, when in an
guish he hung bleed ng on the tree is there room
for me PETER. For every one of you! Fifth
objection But | Of them who in his ex-
tremity said, Give him gall and vinegar to drink
why may not expect the same, when guilt and an
gush come upon me? PETER. There is mercy
for every one Of you An this shows US how to
make right judgment of the hear, of Christ and
also of the heart &C II i'm who sent HIM. There is
nothing more common to men that are awake in their
souls. than wrong thoughts Of God, which pinch and
pin up his mercy to scanty and beggarly conclusions,
and rigid legal onditlons; supposing it rule trench
ing on his majesty TO come ourselves, invite others
until we have scraped and rubbed, and washed our
selves, somewhat orderly and handsome ia his sight
Such never knew what Beginning at jerusalem
meant Wherefore, sinner, be ruled by me in
this matter feign not myself another man. if thou
has been viet sinner. Go in thy true coors to Je-
sus Christ Put myself among the most vile, and
let them alone, to put thee among children. Thou
art. az it were, called by in for mercy.
Thou of Jerusalem, hearken to thy call Men
III courts of Judcaure do SO, and shoulder through
she crowd, saying, "Pray give way, am cal
led into the court" Why standest thou still q
Regin ut jerusalem" is thy call and authority 10
come. Wherefore up, men, and shoulder ii Say,
Stand aside, devil Christ calls on me. Stand away
all my discouraglng apprehensions for my Saviour
calls to him to receive mercy" Men will do
thus in courts below. Why not thus approach the
couis ubove' Christ, as he sits on the throne Of
grace, pointelh the heads Of thousands directly
to such, and says, Come Wherefore, since he say s
come. lie, the angels make lane, and all men room,
that the Jerusalem sinner may come TO Christ for
mercy ! Philips Life aad Times Of Bunyon.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-05-06
TINE AND ETERNITY.

-" How little any of us know. or are capfble of
knowing, in this our present state They that think
they know most, most conceited in their own
knowledge, know nothing as they ought TO know
They that are stapt TO contend domost o! all fight
10 the dark. 1t is too possible there may be much
knowledge without love. How little such knowledge
is worth 1t profits nothing. 1t hurts, pulls up,
when love edifes The devils know more than
any Of US, while their want of love, their helish
.malignity, makes them devils AS by pride comes
contention, so humility would contribute more TO
peace land to the discernment Of truth too than the
most fervent dispulation There is no hope OF pros
.elytng the world to my opinion way. If | can
moi be quiet ill have made such and such Of my
mind, shall still be unquie, while others are not of
it, l. e. always. Ifsome one judgment must be
standard to the world there are thousands filter for
it than mine. They that in their angry contests
think to shame their adversary, DO commonly most
OF all shame themselves JOHN Howe.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-05-06
SPEAK To THAT YOUNG MAN.

We mean that young man clad in hIcadcoth and
rules and iasseI!ed cap; soap locks dangling about
his ears, and ivory-headed cane dangling about his
legs. few moments since he was to be seen at
the BAR swallowing his glass of brandy and water.-
Presently you will see him, with cigar in his
mouth, in chaise or gaIy trimmed CUTTER driving a
smart trot,ing horse through the street. Halo, there
young man you are on the high road to ruin! soon
you will drive down the steep precpice into ever
lasting disgrace Rein back; put up your team; cast
away your cigar; lay off your broadcIotb; abstain
from the cup; procure some mechanical or agricu-
tural toos cultivate habits of industry and morality;
aim to be an honest and useful man, By so doing,
you may yet retrieve falling reputation, and make
yourself useful and respectable member in society
Temperance and exercise are great promoters OF
health.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-05-06
Published every Thursday morning.
OFFICE-No. 6, GRANITE BLOCK, up stairs) NEARLY
PosT-oFFICE.

OFTTCE-No. O. GRANITE BLOCK, up starsJ NEARLY OF
PosITE PosT-oFFICE.
Terms.-Two dollars per annum, payable half in nd
vance, and the remainder ut the end Of Ons or $3.50
at the end of the year % liberal discount for tile years
advance OF Any person procuring six responsible subscn
bes shall receive copy gratis and for advance pay ten
cent, additional.
No attention 1be grcn notices for dSconRuing, unless
accompanied nth the cash for all arredragcS.
Agents
Bristol, GES. J. V.RSEY. Bo,odonhap, O. LrNT, Esq
THOMAS IIERBERT, JR WiscdsSof, A. HERBERT.
Bremen, Col :. T.. HiNps. Bootabay 4. X. REED, Esq
1ldobOro JAMES HovEY, ESQ. PhpSbrg N c. REED, Esq
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-05-06

Temperance and exercise are great promoters of
health.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-04-20
FRESH SPRING DRY GOODS.

FRESH SPRING DRY GOODS.
the FIRST o the year very much r.
duccd thr Goods, find necessary for he ncconmo
customers 10 add variety o ne" anu ues
Spring Good, 10 our assortment receiving an,
vii have fully arranged by The April which We invite
the attention country merchants and families III iowh anu eo
try.-Thc following Is apart; u,
S,per clene ground and figured Lawns and Mlsiins
DO satin striped and figured Mnueln de- Lanes and Chays
Rich syrian six Muslin Dresses and Robes
Clonlrl satin stripe and hurricane checked 40
Super French. English and American Cailcoes
Medium and law priced lawn>and Iaiicocs NJ.
super plain and figured black and blue black Gro dc Kline
Gu de Swiss, Gro d. Antique and Chcne SILKS
Rich Chene SILK Slaw!s, hdki>. and Iaii hhkis.
Plain licmstilcled and cmb'd Linen Canbrlc 90
Plain black and fancy coored Satin and slk Neck no.
l.ach and white Flct, Wash Blond and wire ground Melt
Cambria and Muslin Edenss and Inserlinss
Fet Ne, Gloves and M Kid, Thread and L,sle Thread do
Ladies' black and white Silk Cotton and loavlan li'e Hasa
encmens white and Cotton and Misses ana BOYS Hose
A. and IS Irish Linens from a5c 81 per yard cheap
Table Damask Table Cloths, Towels, Dowla ana ucN"oueh
Brown Table Cloths, Bird Eye and Russia Diaper
81 g. and le Brown and Bleaehed Linen nh Kun d.
Plain figured Swiss AnslnS Jaconet, BOOK anu nu' w.
Ga Cambrics Garment and Furniture Dimliy
I'll aud IA plain French Linen ana Holland
Fine and super Bomhazne and Injured o,e M A.,
Worsed Grapes Grape Camblets and hrap ne nte
Bonnet Cap Hat an Plan SATIN ana iaicti "'oo'''
SIk and Cotton Umhrcas md Plra.ols
Plain and bowed and Bomhazne stocks
smner Hack and assorted roored Cloths aud Casslmeres
pain and ribbed Ganbroons ami Linen brllngs
Medium Mixtures, DENNIS, coitonadcs ana .ramhrs
Catered and MAN hached aud brown Cotton Driliinss
London Wcrrs, Mar>ciic- aud Georgia NahSeeh
Plain and figured satin and Velvet Nestinss -, .l
81 a. "a and 6i brown and bleachcd poeS'c Snceuss w
Bed Ticking, rad Domestic and Apron and Furniture Checks
pn",ca sntafeld Bandanna and Flag llandkercheis .,
VIM rrsat many other articles enumerated, all OF which
viii i. sold nj prices much below The usual rates. as W.
H., , oyr than three months before we close by selling '
pa I'M ~ ,nrou All cut aud Questionable Goods VIII %
sold without regard 10 cost ana ihc new "ou @ oil NJ q"
chean hey have NIL been purchased with cash. ahd WI" DC VI
Tered very 10" W VIZ VALENTINE & BREEDEN,
White Buildings, Shorloc HUI
- lUT-GtSlW2w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-04-20
March 3lst, lo4l.

80, rTfE: EDITOR OF TIE E-N(UIRtR:
M f,tpre event can be more certain than that nif
r. Corbin will get nearly all the Wing votes ~ thls
Ss,r;ct and if the Democratic party shall divide be-
,,nser Braxton and Hunter, the Wings will tor The
lld time carry this district by finesse and manage
ment. H. 80. -, ;.;Ia ,o
m lrayon. regardless Of consequences and they will
M, do wrong even that good may come of it. They
v thcy cannot vote for political netra-they will
moi trus, any man who has sailed under almost every
a,y but the Democratic. 1t is said, good authority,
that Alr George Ftzhugh the President of the Caro-.
line meeting, had previously written to Nh Hunter,
that lie would receive the nomination at Croxions
Springs but that he must not accept it, lest he should
drive the Wings from his support; and some Of the
Wings, in Caroline, urged him not TO accepthe Demo
cratic nomination with pledge that they would sup
port hun if he would decline it, Nr Hunter, IN ms
speech at Caroline, said that he could not accept inc
Democratic nomination, and would not be IN Inc way
Of fair race between the parties, and therefore he
withdrew from the canvass. IT things had gone on
without interference the result would have been abso-
u,ev certain; but Of those crafty Ones who e.
her aid not like 10 see the district represented by
Democrat. who had in the late campaign made Tree
use Of grape, canister and hot shot, or some oil
those who had fondy looked to the successIon
determined deter to give new direction to public sen
tment They have succeeded in splitting up the
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-04-20

ANY ONE OF THREE VALUABLE FARMS FOR SALE
AM DESTROYS sell any of my three Farms, all oil which
i lie in as healthy region any in Virginia
"Sodsrs Rest in Orange county, on the Rapid ANN rver
short distance below the Racoon Ford, and about 80 miles from
are cleared The woodland is well tmbered and situated Tins
Farm valued higher, ny sworn
officer any Of land in Orange county hasa large
dwelling house, with rooms, and usual out buildings.
estate LH just opposite Soldiers Rest IN Cuicpcr county
sill more valuable. contains about 200 ot land be-
tween and which cleared and 7O of The cleared und
first rate low grounds The woodlands well tmhercd and much
"a would produce tobacco. 1t has small two story dwell
ing house. &c, on H. 49,,
The Horse the bend of the Robinson river Gull
neper county, Mills Of Mr. X T. Willis and within about
miles of Orange House. II contains $50 acres6O OF
winch are eared half al least of The cleared land ID hne
low Grounds and hill land scarcely less valuable
This Farm and Mr.. Wm E. Glossals have understood
were under old valued at the and
gAsr than any land the county Of Cupep which then
embraced This Farm has small dwelling house
&C.
The sad three Of Land In good of improve
ment and clover and plaster finely upon e They now
in condition bring abundant Of corn wheat tobacco
&c and arc adapted Such selection Of valuable
lands il rarely offered who may seek investment III
real estate.
More particular information may be had by reference 10 Jere
mlah Norton ESQ., who will BIZ in Richmond until The 10Th OF
April: and after rriod his Farm adjoining the Horse
| cannix IA GEORGE MORTON.
March 81, 1871. io'-u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-04-20
Sir buUIrrd ncrcS of errchent I.and for sale.

Sir hun3rcd acres 0t dfccTfnt L0nd Tor sue
II ESIROlS cngrfc South, account of rheumatic aiic-
- lions oer for above Land, adjoining the town oi
Liberty cdfum Court house, 300 Of II IS FIRST rate
tobacco land AMI ncrcdOD acres well SCI III clover,
timothy md Other rras-ihr whole well enclosed and IN high
state Of Improvement the Tynchhurs and Salem
Turnpike D the former, which, with The town oil Ii
affords ancxccent every thing that can be raised
The nc.rolouscs, tlaslns machine, orchards &c,
are extensive ard excellent House and Lot in Liberty
paniation sale, and by Tar The most
tensve nodiaus private residence IN town. lie whole
property would professional, farming or planting schtc
man WELL and will market until Sold and VIII be sofa on
''' ACCOMMODATING ''''" WI. COOK
Iihe,tv Ipb lnru 1871 ll2-wew
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-04-20

1yy S1,II0OI.-Iudce CLEMENT DORSEY Of the first ju
l. dicia district of Maryland having located himself IN Tue
village OF Bladensburg, the city o Washington VII" ON Tue
6rst Monday in May next, open Law School.
ne will almost daily intercourse WIN me students
The course Of will also embrace the laws and ucc
ors Of those States from whence The students shall
The village Baenshurg is within few miles Of me Cap"
NJ hea,hy and contains very moral
the students will opportunity of attending inc "snar
and selecting models of eoIuencc from the sreal anu
rn,cd men of Congress and bar of the Supreme Court
The necessary expenses for board nj the boarding hou w
,ui,ion fee will not exceed, for the year, sou. , h
Reference may had those members o. ay I sa,
served with Judge Dorsey Congress between S d ns
l March IL "
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-04-20

VALUABLE LAND IN HENRico ',oat of Henrico, pro-
nSu an ,Se 9Th day March, ISL, 10 n Peasants
a;ms in which susanna Plcasans a , are Defendants
~ and Eliza aowel ana @.nei5 Az 1s soh Of
,hs mnder.iened will proceed on m m, pre-
W. s II not, on the fair day ihereas,, M a"c,ion
Apn' - ,hs bonr of - O'Clock, NJ, TO SELL Ut ;rnct ri
,, reserve to the highest bidder that Isanb O. plea
NUN o,,nins four hundred acres on ~ns 10y; IN chirko
I' sed n the time his death, aud when e carter Ger
[ swami and adjoining the lands oil ner S s rate
h.n and Others About moieiy Of th an ,,ivaon of
w ;ny low grounds well adapted 10 lne . ,d n me
h. and les liable overflow than osei y a,,
nsra The other moety high land par. 9 =, House
- On the PREMISES there Is large bfich - e.ommn
49, necessary Houses and improvements io W., ~. red
ana arae family Rarely is such vanaoe h;ch viii
% ,nd ranras are invited TO visit the arm p,..s,nts
~ ,av, hv either Of the subscribers, or Mr. Dah'e D.
Who sides the place e -. nu,rhose money be
,na the residue twelve, eighteen anu - 1870,
la ~ ac,al nayments The credit payments 70 n land
month"; ,h annroyed security, and deed oil ''S' y" '
hnIcEpNON S. SToRRS,
ri,hmond March eth ISL ,,, ,,,,c, of I and will
Immediately after the sale of the above @ one Wagon
Y u he stock of Horses, Cows ana HOGS, a r The
ala guy nsls. and will hired out for the oAai " ~
ye,r several slaves. -, , ,or tim, sum six months
f,rss--a ~ sums "'1'' W. SUSANNA s. PLEASANls,
credit viii be gwen. o.. Hen,y L. Carter, -71orney.
og iS l0g-tds
tnrla
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-04-20
Stratton's Office,
II -urer
Let all the world say what they can,
H,r s.llipy nriyps Sfratfnn' u The man.


For selling prizes Stratton's the
nRAWING of Lecpburg Lottery, No. IT, drawn March 3Oth
IL 81 10 81 30 81 II "a 4 n ~ H.
Hair Ticket II 10, prize Of $780, sold and casled by
STRATTON
Drawing of Leebug Lottery No. Il, drawn ODD March:
70 60 " 5 - - al ii IS DO
Ticket, Nos. 10 10 IL, prize of 81 900. - .r-ro, :,
Half Ticket, - IL 49, both sold and casied y SIkal ION
Drawing Of Leesburg Lottery, No. c. drawn March 9Th:
81 - Cs S % e. 81 II s Ii 10 81 AZ -.
Whole Ticket Nos. 5 81 e., prize Of 81 600
DO. do. 81 81 IS, do. Goo - ,ro,,
Both sold and casied by Slha ioS
Grand Lottery for Saturday. 18th April. CapitaL-l prize oi
$50 600 30 900 Oo0 sOOO 900 6oOO 5Ooo
10 Of 500 $50 so loOO Tickets $50 10 nos 10 drawn
AT Alexandria, on Saturday. 10Th April Cagaat.-ss a s,'
TO- OOO $780, 1000, @ 1000, Of 1000, Of 800 - 9" ieoo'
&c. as nos. and 10 out. Tickets slO ,oooo
Al Alexandria, on Saturday. 9th April. CaPtaiS-sm'o "
900 5000 1000 $780, 1917, 100 Of 1000, &c. IS nos anu Il
drawn out. Tickets So
by PACKAGE single Tickets shares for sas Al al
times, at STRAIIoNS LI,hi ~ ; =, =, H.,
most prompt and confidential attention. Address
- 1880 80 lug-f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-04-20

NTOTCE-By virtue n Deed of Trust executed 10 the sub
~ scrbers By Jesse r. Wilkinson and Lucy NJ his wife, bear
ing the 10Th day of February $780, and duly admitted 10 te
cord in the Clerks Office of Cumberland County Court for the
purposes particularly mentioned the VIII
the Of Cartersve Cumberland county, on inc I'm u
Of March next, proceed premises sell 10 the highest
bidder public auction for cash. certain LOT or parcel o.
and wing and bel in of Gainesville, winch Is
situated large and commodous Tavern House, and all other
ce,ary ont houses all the furniture attached thereto consist
inc Of Beds Chairs Tables good TILE this property,
can conveyed by the SUBSCRIBERS but we are
acting Trustees will such title only may be Vest
"a in rs ly said deed. JOSEPH FUQUA, ! ,,,,,s
JOSIAH HATCHER, 1'"S'S
An P.hru,,v 1871 s6-lits
PS-rhe sale Of the property postponed until the Both
ay Of April inst al which time viii certainly be sold, unless
day shall be nclemcn and So the sale VIII TAKE place the
fair day thereafter JOSEPH IIuIa,
JOSIAH HATCHER
a,r;o O9-tds