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The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-07-01

gTWe understand, man named Foster, was Killed
by another named Crowel, in fight at Masslllon on
Thursday last. Crowell has been arrested.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-07-01

UA rumor is going the rounds, that young woman
lately died at Zoar from harsh and unnatural treatment
We shall look into the matter and endeavor to get the
facts.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-07-01

pour thanks are due 10 the Hon. James Matthew'S,
forpublic documents.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-07-01

UT"Those who live in glass houses, should never
throw stone" "-Old Proverb. IN
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-07-01

price. Flour IN N. York, at $4.75 and S5,UU.
ADVERTISlNG.-Her good idea on the subs
ject Of advertising
"Ifa dealer has an article of which he wishes 20
make quick return, and consequently is willing to
sell at small profit he is to advertise it; but II he
means TO make large profit out of his CUSTOMERS he
is generally sly about it. Men and women who have
their eye teeth cut, will never deal at store where
hey do not ADVERTISE Remember that.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-07-01
HULL & SONS
PATENT REFINED HARD CANDLES.

PF1HESE Candles, by the aid Of chemical process,
- are rendered very hard and will remain 50, even
in the warmest climates; will give fine clear light
and burn longer than Sperm Candles; Made only oy
HILL g. SON, 1l2 Cliff street, who have secured
the Patent Right For sale at the Ohio Grocery :
N. Phila. July ], l64l. &S>u
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-07-01
THE RIGHT SPIRIT.

The H. Off. ofNew Hampshire, adopted number
Of resolutions against the leading measures brought
forward to be acted upon at the exra-session of Cons
gress, by the Federal party. Among them is the fol-
lowing. against National Bank. 1t is worthy of the
best days ofthe Republic:
Resolopd That in the event Of the establishment Of
National Bank, it will be incumbent upon New tlamp>
shire ofthe parties TO the compact ohe Union,
TO adopt such may be necessary to protect
her citizens from the encroachments of the Federal
Government"
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-07-01

1--WE have appointed JAMES UPTON PATRICK
Agent to procure subscribers for this paper Mr.. Pa'
rick is we'll known Democrat, aud We cordially rec>
ommend him to all on whom he may call.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-07-01
nR. II. WORSTELL.

VWOULD respectfully inform the citizens Of New
w Philadelphia, that he has just received some
FRESH VACCINE MATTER, md is prepared to
vacciuaie those who may favor him with call.
July ], 184l. |4H
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-07-01
WANTED,
10000 BUSHELS OF
w III E AT,

YHYIIE subscriber wishes to purcbaae 1000
bushels of WHEAT, delivered al his Ware
House in m
UERICHSVlLLE,
(ormerly Waterford for which the highest market
price will be paid in CASH.
The subscriber is thankful for the past avors he has
received and wishes 10 merit a continuance. quantity
of LAKE SALT, FOR BALE at the market price.
A. l.. CARPENTER.
Uhrchsve. Tus. CO.
July !, 1840 N>4t
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-07-01

IpACoN FOR SALE low for cash or pfodudce, and TAN
y NERs OIL, by tho barrel -,
Canal Dover, June 10, 22iy
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-07-01
THE MARKETS,

Wheat has been selling in Dover, for two or three
days back at 95 cs, and 90; at Nassillon the same
price. Flour IN N. York, at $4.75 and $500.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-07-01
THE DEMOCRAT.

DEMOCRATIC AND FEARLESS DEVOTED NO CLIQUE, AND
BOUND NO MASTER"
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-07-01

A List OF uNTERFEns JN BANKS IN THU
STATE.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-01-14

out the consent Of tile Mayor, Chief Eneir Ger
or city council, he shall forfeit and pay q
penalty Of fifty dollars, besides being respon.
siblc for all damages. -
Sec. II. Every fireman, attached to a fro
engine, when on duty, shall wear such uni.
form as shall be required By the bye-iaws Of
the Company to which he may belong.
Sec. ". And be it further ordained: That
all coats, caps, speaking trumpets, &C., that
shall be worn by the Engineers. or foreman,
shall be furnished them at the expense of tho
city and for failing to take good care of such
coat, cup, or speaking trumpet, &C., he or
they Shall pay sum not less than ten, nor
more than thirty dollars. And upon the elec.
tion OF a successor, such engineer or foreman,
who is TO retire from Office, shall hand over
to his successor, his coat. cap, speaking trum.
pet. &c, under u penalty OF not less than
fifteen, nor more than forty dollars.
Sec. 20 II any person shall remove my
hre engine or other fire apparatus from their
respective places of dcposite and shall cen.
vert the same TO private use, nc shall forfeit
and pay penalty of fifty dollars, being res.
ponsbc for all damages
Sec. II. All persons belonging to any rcgu.
lar organized FIRE company and not being in
arrears for any fines or penalties, shall bo
exempt from paying city poll tax: upon pro-
membership. signed by the foreman of his
company, and dated within three months OF
the time of RENTING the same.
Sec. %. All fines and penalties arising un.
der the provisions of this Ordinance, shall bo
recovered in an action of debt, instituted in
the name of the United States, for the use OF
the Mayor and Aldermen OF the city of Bar
lington.
Passed, January 5th, lsil.
Attest GEO. TEMPLE,
l.. w. BAbpITr, Mayor.
City Recorder.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-01-14

! 4 ~ u A.
r..b;neton. All that is needed TO bring
ts 6, s,,ch a desirable state of feeling in
20, 3. Territory, is TO array facts before the
~ ;sds Of the people. and contrast the
p'us s,,res and the principles Of Gen. Har-
psss with those of Martin Van Buren,.
nv. no same amount of zeal and union Of
l.on among all belonging to orr own
' WV be displayed as has been exhibited
) oar opponents, and there can be no
Nh, about the complete triumph of our
WV WV in August next. Let the Wings in
~ various counties hold free consulta-
] y, NV. with the members Of the Central
s S.mui,tee in those counties. Snch an
Torch Of thought and of feeling as
desirable will enable every member Of
] - Central Committee to know the wants
| Y. VI wishes Of The People. All the Com
~ ask is to know the will of the Peo
i. so that they may act understanding
l I Sin n obedience to such mandate. Such
!, orssnization is formed on the true de-
] soera,ic principle, and the farther it is
.,own that the Wings have thus organic
Il the better.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-01-14
Land for Sale.

VTNHE undersigned IL authorized 10 offer for
sale several first rate farms hcathily stu
ated roar the Iowa river in Louisa county l. r.
These farms are well situated for raising stock,
and have good timber and water convenient;
with from 40, to 100 Acres in fine statc Ct
cultivation on each. One of these farms can
be bought on credit of seven years They
are situated near hourishing village, into
which great water power can. be introduced
by canal or race, two miles in length This
village and water power offers a great opportu.
nifty TO capitalists for speculation as q largo
share of the village can be purchased on easy
terms. or would be exchanged for good proper
tyin Ohio, or for merchandise.
WaI.L TooLE.
Louisa County, I. T. Jan. $, 325mPd
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-01-14
IN ORDINANCE
Repeating an Ordinance making Licenses t,aas

Repeating an Ordinance making Licenses fiaas.
ferable.
Sec. BE it ordained by the Mayor and Al.
dermen Of the City Of Burlington: That the
Ordinance passed May Is, 1910; Entitled IAN
Ordinance making Licenses Transferable, be,
and the same is hereby repealed.
Passed, December 29th. 1910.
Attest GEO. TEMPLE,
L. w. BABpIrr, Mayor.
City Recorder.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-01-14
ALFRED RICH. LEWIS R. REEvEs.
RICH & REEVES,
Attorneys at Law,
Four MADISON, Iowa.
Administrator,s Notice.

A LII persons having claims against the ca.
IA tate Of Henry Parrish. late Of Henry conn
", I.'r. deceased, arc hereby requested and
notified to exhibit the same to the undersign-
ed. or to the Court Of Probate of said county of
Henry, for settlement, within nine months
from The date hereof; and all persons indebted
to said estate are requested TO make immediate
payment. JESSE PARRISH, Admr
dec 81 4w 80
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-01-14
Whig Convention.

At numerous meeting of the friend.
OF Ten. Harrison composed Of Citizens
of Burlington and Wings from ditleren
| parts of the Territory, held i'll the Meet
| ing Hous Of the Methods, Church, in The
City of Burlington, on Wednesday the
sixth day of January 1884,, the Assembly
was called to order by Gen. ]. D. Learn
ed. and on motion,
r. P. Lowe, Esq. Of Bloomington, was
elected President, and Francis Springer
of Wapello, Secretary.
Gen. Learned on calling the meeting te
order congratulated his friends upon the
late glorious triumph of wing principles
/ in the United States, and as Chairman Of
the Committee of arrangements, on be
half of the Wings of Burlington, bid Them
welcome TO the City.
Stephen Whether, Jr. Esq, OF Bloom.
ing'on offered the following resolution:
Resolved, That committee of one
from each county in the Territory be ap.
pointed by the chair to draft for this Con
vention Congratulalory Address to Gen.
Harrison on the result of the late Presi-
dental Election.
Which was adopted, and the chair an
lnounced the following gentlemen to COM
pose the committee Messrs Whicher, of
Muscaline, |. Leffler of Des Moines,
Miller OF Lee, VIM. H. Wallace Of Hen
ry, Hall of Van Buren,, Horace Smith of
johnson. Thomas of Louisa, Dodge of
Scott, Warren Of Johnson, Walworlh of
Jones, Cedar and Linn, and Kirkpatrick
of Dn Buque and Clayton.
The Committee through their chair
manreported the following address, which
on motion of Col. Hawkins, was unani.
monsly adopted:
The Address is necessarily omitted.
The following resolutions were submit
ted to the consideration of the Convention
by Gen. Learned, and adopted:
ResoLred, That this meeting now pro-
ceeed to an organization of the DEMO
CRATIC; WIG party, for the Terri
tory of Iowa, with view to produce a
union and concert of action i'll regard to
our political interests and duties.
Resolced, That Central Committee,
to consist Olive Members from Desmoines
county, and one member from each of
the counties in the Territory, be APP
pointed by this Meeting and that we re-
commend to our wing fellow citizens,
in the several counties, throughout the
Territory TO organize and appoin, coun-
ty Committees, and to unite their influ-
ence with ours to produce harmony OF
feeling, and Jealous cooperation. in
every honorable effort to ensure success
TO the DEMOCRATIC WINGS OF
Iowa. in their future proceedings.
The following gentlemen were elected
tho Wbir ('optr,l (top,
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-01-14
ESTRAY HORSE.

YEyAKEN up by John R. Mickey of Virginia
u Grove, Louisa county. on the llth Nov.
lS40, a gray horse, supposed to be FIVE years
old Ia II hands high, some marks of saddle
and harness, natural trotter, slod all round
and appraised at forty dollars by John NJ.
Hartman and William P. Brown. Posted be-
fore ]. w. Smith, Justice Of Peace, 18th Dec.
1910. A draught from my Estray book.
JOHN GILLILAND,
Certified Dec. % elk, to Co. CONS. 3D..
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The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-01-14
SHERIFF. s SALE.

DY Virtue Of two Executions to mo di.
I'D rected from the Clerk of the District
Court, of Lee county, Iowa Territory will
expose to public Sale, on the l4th day of
February. A. D., lo4l, jim Fort Madison, the
west half of S. E. quarter Of section 30, town
ship 60, range 6 west also, S L. quarter OF
section 80, township SO, range west. ALI
of which will be sold to satisfy said ESecu-
,ions in favor of Samuel Niece. and against
o. T. l.. Martin Sale to commence between
the hours of o'clock in the forenoon, and
four o'clock in the afternoon of said day.
B. w. GILL0CK,
Er-iSaerN.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-01-14

--Qnlg!ey, L. NJ. . Clayton
The Convention having been addressed
by Mr. Whicher, Col. Hawkins. Gen
Learned and Henry w. Starr, adjourned
till six o'clock, P. M.
6 CLOCK, P. NJ.
The meeting meet persuant to adjourn.
ment. MIR Lowe in thesChair.
MIR Whicher Offered the following pre-
amble and resolutions, which were unani-
mously adopted:
Whereas, James G. Edwards, Esq,
has for the last two years, been engaged
in conducting Wing Press in this Ter
ritory, in manner worthy of his party
and with a dignity becoming the public
press. under circumstances which re-
CURED high degree of moral courage
and sacrifice of pecunary means,
Resolved, therefore, That in the op-
lnion Of this Convention, James G. Ed
wards, Esq, merits the thanks of the
Democratic Wings Of this Territory.
Resolved, as the sense Of this conven-
ton, that whilst the Van Buren, Presses
of the Territory are patronized and sus-
tanned by the whole disposable funds ap-
propriated by Congress to pay for the
public printing Of this Territory, that
the Wing press Of the Territory be com.
mended TO the patronage Of the people.
The meeting was again addressed by
Mess. Edwards, Whicher, Col. Hawkins,
Rich, Hall, Miller, kilbourn, and Wal.
lace.
Col. W. w. Dodge offered tie fol-
lowing resolutions:
Resolved. That this meeting recon-.
mend the holding Of Convention a,
| Davenport, on the first Wednesday after
the first Monday Of May next, 10 nomi-
nate a candidate TO be supported by the
Wings for Delegate in Congress. And
that the Central and County Commit
tees there report the progress they may
have made in organizing the Democratic
Wing Party in the different counties Of
this Territory.
Resolved, further, That the Centra
Committee notify the county Commit
tees and through them the people, tha
They may hold primary meetings ant
nominate Delegates to attend the conven
ton. And that each electoral district
send twice as many Delegates respect
lively, as they are entitled TO representa-
tives in the Council aud House Of Rep
resentatives in the iowa Legislature.
I Which were adopted.
I On motion Of Col. Dodge.
I Voted. That the proceedings Of thi
: Meeting be signed by the Chairman an
Secretary, and published in the Viii
Journals Of the Territory.
! On motion.
( The Meeting adjourned sine die.
r. p. LOWE. Chairman.
francis SPRINGER, Seey.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-01-14

There is still considerable excitement
il this region about Burns. who shot
yeung Lowry. We are debarred from
swing full statement of the case, for
Isar il nigh, have an influence in proven
ing jury being empanelled. There is
considerable dissatisfaction on the part of
many a, seeing Burns going at large, and
ninsling, as though nothing had happen
Cd. with our fellow citizens. We confess
ia. we consider such familiarity i'll
lined; as it is, however, we hope our
allow citizens will take no step that will
place them i'll position above the law,
Or prevent the law from taking its proper
curse. We may recur to this subject
igain.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-01-14
From the Gazette.

c,ee Ed,ucrds, "the Hawkeye," poet ha
turned
Twill not to him any longer reply,
p..,nse from the pages of hist'ry tits learn'd
That all poels are licens'd to LIE.
LAUREL SUMMERS.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-01-14

suee the Maker Of notions l.. Summers has
tried
TO resolve his foul charges at last to a joke,
"a his constituents we leave him, who know
he has lied;
They'll probably send him up Salt River to
soak, ffaS
Ind study Munchausen and CULVER more,
TO find out what licences poets may claim,
And show his acuteness in History's lore;
all this will secure for l.. Summers nums.
1.-THE HAWkEYE."
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-01-14
VINES! WINES!!
Administrators Notice.

Administrators Notice.
A LII persons having claims against the cs.
IA tate of Michael Miller, late of Henry
county, Iowa Territory, deceased, are hereby
notified and requested to exhibit the Same to
the undersigned or to the Court of Probate Of
said county for settlement, within nine months
from the date hereof
HIRAM MESSER 1,an,,.
PHILIP MILLER,
Dec. %, 1910 32-4t
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-01-14

WAGON 8. HARNESS FOR SALE.
nNE two horse wagon and harness fer
" sale. Enquire of WESLEY JONES.
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The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-01-14
Fort Madison, Jan Ia is4l-33
LOOK HERE! LOOK HERE!!

If Mr. JOHN FOSTER will call at this
office or at the house of George Gives, ut tho
Skunk Mills, Des Moincs county, Iowa, it
will be much to the advantage of both ,par.
ties ian l4-3S-6t
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-01-14

The trial of Mrs Kinney for poisoning
her husband has just terminated in Bos.
ton. Ilexci.ed much interest. The jury
bad not been on, Ave minutes, when they
slurned verdict Of not guilty.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-01-14
TALLOW CANDLES.

XXTE have on hand good supply, and are
sell by the box as low as can be bought in
st. Louis for cash-H. w. MOORE T. Co.
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The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-01-14
PANS, May Goth, 1915.

Dear Sir-The enclosed is statement
of the conversation that passed between
Mr. Monroe and you at Washington as
near as | can recollecl. | presume il |
could have seen you. as | did not par,icu-
larlv charge my memory with the con-
yersalion tina, passed at that time, you
might bring number more statements
fresh tony mind thai Mr. Monroe made
in your favor. ! have but very few
minutes 10 make on, the enclosed, and i
nv statements are not correct, ! reqnes
yoa not 10 make use of them and lei the
thing rest till have an opportunity 70 see
you, &c.
Col. j. d. LEARNED.
ITo WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
Sometime in the month Of February
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-03
FEMALE COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE

IWit exercises uf fUa iu 'ufC WILL HC HuuUt Wed
4 nefHiy. ihc liih ofAugui
Evcry important thar thutc y0ung f1Hrs who d-ftzu
Z" attend thc fti"tu, 7l'plttr DO otirc commencement
girc" ow days Hhscura must gfntarrFts the student
r t"ne Wm" OR dn'TY the entire GLASS whilst che a1y &c.
cumPsh those pIrso her sfucs a. which the rlss Las
1r" '.l Parents aud ItrIue, who wish l bring their
DE-. l''f7 and wruf utfor0 r opening n tho session,
W 'n e." "in ul assurance chat Hry viii receive
larry care mud attention. iutEmush either fnr stewards
family my Will be NJ tnn T. sfuil ,iurioa the
tire yacs.1 t1 attend " TIC young ladies who remain and
o. those who may come n.
The Board u Trust though anxious 10 keep mo price
" huHr' lnd tu1n rw possible. h Ing tho
f1ciiurt lr obtaining education within thr rcsrh Of az
argr portion Of community as may be-, have si found
order meet the salaries of the Faculty s Thought,
however, 40 tlHs vii NOT be cause N objection wth
fdrnis ant PATRONS since no woul wish edu
cato ME daughter % e expense VI Hc pub &c. aud aspect
ally since fho charges suU lrEH rn ln usu.
Jon Suufh 30 Tliug equal ftCIiltE and Advantage
THO charges fl,r session will be, 'r board, u.
cudra rent fuel light and washing 10 PEE month,
Tor tuition In the preparatory sudes els UlUcr term 0i
month; Tor tuition IN cthrt the Ensish coursc
81 ~ pcr term; fo tuou in painting, ezra, ~ lprr
terms and or urou in music. with e nstfu'
menia So % rcr torn, payable 10y Tho tern IN advance
hH c0cnt u the charge for music hss been utc
ponsvc unlnt comparatively short durauon when in
tant use Incre are Pianos IN the Of Tho insi
iuN, Of which two are nFw aud crof 1struncnts aud
uote will be turashcd the wants of tho students may
rtgure
Hnnsccss,iy Books and Stationary e,n be obtained a.
iuaO-ca p b WILDER
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-03
ANY ONE OF 9 VALUABLE FARMS,
FOR SALE

AN DESTROYS sell any II my three Farms all OF
which lie Ia as healthy a region IS any IN NIrginia.
SOLDIERS RESTS IN Orange county, on the Ra.
rd Anu RIVER, short distance below The Racconn Ford
aad about ~ miles ron Fredericksburg t contains IS
acres between amt 6Ob % wi ch cleared Tie wool
Land H. well numbered aud situated. This !aTIn q, the Tc.
cent ssfueui, valued higher, by sworn officer
tlu any tract " land IN Orange county. II has large
dwelling house. with rooms EUd usual uut. buildings.
SLATE HiiL'-just opposite Soldiers Rect. in Cul.
pcpcr county, still more valuable contains about .uD
acres Of n between aud 90 OF Whchare cleared and
10 acres VI ~" cleared land FIRST grnuns The
wuud land b. wei numbered, AMI much OF u would produC
HHc tobacco Il LAS small tao Story dwelling house
On IT,
THE HORSE SHOE"-les ia the bend OF the Robin.
River, tup"Pcr county, the Mills Mr. Il 7 VII
lis ami Within 3hout . miles OF Orlngc Count House: II
con'in 80 acres A5J of Vnch cearcd-one halt nj
least, Ot The cleared l,u the low and the hi
land scarcely less valuable. rus farm aui Mr. VIM e.
Gasscs have uEG' rs'0ud we're, under the Old assess
valued ~ The price aud higher than any oher
land 10 the county Ot CJlp"peT which embrace Rap
pahdnuock. THIS farm has 4 mall dwelling house &C
The said three tracts Of land good SAFE Of ira.
EToveJ nt and clover and plaster finely upon them
com wheat, tobacco, SC, and wei. ADAPTED n ass
VITO may seek an investment va real estate.
More particular information may be had, ~ reference
to jeremiah Morton, Esq, VINO viii he Richmond ur
the 1fh ul Ap ani attCT tbai period his iuu.
inS The Horse shoe,'-Or 10y letter addressed Co me.
GEORGE MORTON.
Raceoon fordP o.. Culpepcr cUun,y,v Va.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-03
YORK RIVER LAND, FOR SALE.

NJlLi. be sold WiDUt u the highest DIider
W 90 ,ih~rei credit 40 font Of the Court House. IN
The City OF MilauEuuTg oE the sh day August next
thst being James - y Court d-yJ the farm which /
now reside situated in James Cry County. aud known a.
TasSanass, containing tGacTes 90 which IL clear
Ell a"h IN hsu state OF cultivation, beng married.
on-' ss Improved aH' the balance all, un1ng in pine
and "'ier valuable uubsf vel! worm the attention
one wishing TO GnEa1" n the wooG business being conve
nient &C toe 'ElD. ~ any gu-n'y b. AZ die
hsh"si Price gwen o. he RIVER tbs lsns ssJ abuunts
i" Iirh acct ssiDe aad Adjustable beds Of Mar.
lhc improvements are new story framed EygrlnI
Housr. with ROOMS -nd Necessary our houses
PeIsnuS wishing purchase requested call on the
snbscrihor, who wi take pleasure IN shcllg pIru
ses before tie day II sale.
JOHN g. SMITH.
1aSkGu-ss. June 2SfU. iu 1-rf.t..