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The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-12-15

GRAMMsR IN THE BACK WooDs.-
''Class in grammar may come to the floor.
Now, John commence. ''All the world is
in debt" Parse world"
"WorId is a general noun common me.
tire, objective case, and governed BY Mil
Ter"
every well. Sam, purse debt.r
.sDebt is a common noun, impressiys
mood aud dreadful case.
sThat'Il do. Read the next sentence.
"BoTs and girls must have thslr play
,sPhllip, parse boys"
a3ogs Is q. particular noun, single nun
ber, uncertain mood, langhable case All
3agreee with girls.
"The next.
s'Boys is masculine noun, inieTic
Number, conductive mood and belongs
th girls. with which il agrees"
wSchools dismissed.
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GREAT MEN.-'Great men are raised up
BY Providence, and not by accidents by
Heaven, and not by mere concurrence of
to meet the exigeRcies Of
great events, of great commotons, and of
great changes. We were much pleased
lately with the observation OF French au.
ithoress of distinction. She said: sit Is al
ways the same man. Her meaning was
this: 1T is always powerful agent; always
master mind; always man far above his
fel ows; always sOme one who has the sci
ence Of government; who adapts his mea,
snreste the peculiar circumstances inWhich
he is placed; who takes a. comprehensive,
and yet clear and distinct view Of all thai
Isurrauods him; and who, in one word, /:
I'THE' man for the moment, and apparent,
the ONLY man.-phis is the distinctive ant
precise character affixed BY Heaven on III
lagents.-There is nothing of doubt in thei
purposes. or of feebleness in their move
Iments.. They have atask 10 perform; du
~ to accomplish; an end to attain; and the
Invariably succeed, because they are speci
al and consecrated agents
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-12-15

Father, what do printers live ona Why,
childa You said yon lad BOT paid him for
iwonr three years, and you have bis papev
every week! Take the child ont Of the
room. What does he know about right and
lwFong2
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-12-15

Weclip flon IN exchange pepper the fol-
lOwings
aOfaIl The hateful, hated, detestable, and
detested creatures who walks this earth,
keep Us from one Of those caves dropping.
tattling, news-calrying, go betWeens, who
are gathering what they can at one place. and
eagerly retailing it with maliitndlous ad-
ditions, engagements, and amendments at
another. From one 10 another, always pro-
Tossing TO be the fast and firm friend Of
both, constantly go, with insinualions, hints
and surmises calculated 10 ALLEVIATE friends,
eRbitter enemies, and spread contentious
i through whole community. The poison
y Of asps is in t.uth under their tongues
their words carry venom like that Of the
spittle Of teads-6esiructions and misery
are in their waYs, and the way Of peace they
j neither, know, seek or love.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-12-15

CHRISTIAN MAGNANIMITz.-None but
the truly Christian man can he really mag.
unanimous. The wording may boast Of mag.
nanimity and highmindedness, but he does
not understand even the meaning Of tho
words. 1t is for him whose heart is purl-
fed from sel6shness and pride by the gFaces
of the holy spirit, to so love his neighbor
as HIMSELF as to be truly self.sanciifying
and tender in all his Intercourse with socie.
ty--and not alone 10 select circle, called
friends, but to strangers and enemies.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-12-15

TRE REcH AND THE PooR.--Let it not
be belised that the man Of poverty himself
is excluded from happiness, Mediocrity
and Indulgence frequently procure for him
advantages that opulence and grandure are
obliged to acknowledges. The sole of the
needy man, always in action, never ceases
to form desires, while the rich and the pow.
erful are frequently in the affecting embar-
rassment Of either not knowing whatto
wish for, or else Of desiring those objects
which it is impossible to obtain. Thu poor
mans body, Infatuated 10 labor, knows the
sweets Of repose; this repose of the body IS
the most troublesome fatigue 10 him who Is
wearied with idleness. Exercise and fru-
Egality procure FIR the one, yigor, health and
lcontentment; the intemperance and slothof
the otherfurnish him only with disgust and
linfrmities. Indulgence sets ali The springs
of the sole to work; ii is the mo her Of in-
dus,ry fiom lis bosom arise genious, talant
and merit. 10 which opulence and grandeur
pay their homage. In short, the blows Of
fate find il the poor man flexible reed,
who bends without braking. foibach.
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Tie n1allnel

nd 10 grant constr Jon. Tie manner
in which the regoluiidN was effected was
most admirable, there was no violence, and
no threatening; but the people simply went,
IN their righteous Indignation. and stood up
face 10 face with royalty, and demanded
their rights; ROYALTY tried moment to frown
them down.but there was in the stern glance
of the people some which made roy,
atty quail and then qieiiy yield.
The revolution, too, found chief worthy
.of ii. Callergis, pronounced Kallergee,)
of whose admirable conduct you have doubt
less a fall account, was a mere STRIPPING
when the frst revolution broke out, and
was AT school in Russia; but he flew 10 Join
his countrymen, and, persnadiBg his guar.
dians 10 let him use his wealth as he would,
he rendered greal service by his purse and
his sword.
II was he who led that small and gallant
band which accomplished one of the most
brilliant feais Of the Whole war, the capture
al the almost imptegnable fortress OF Cara
housi, BY c0np-de main. The story Is
worth repeating, especially as can yonch
for lis correctness. The Turkish garrison,
lheing weak and feariBaan attack, had sent
for reintnrcements, which they were mo.
meniariIy expecting. Caliergis, with bis
Isn4l band. approached ID the night the
narrow channel of the sea which separates
he high rocks Of Garrabousi ftom the mair
Hand Of Gambia. ard hailed the fort. He
hid with him men who spoke the tarkisl
perfec'iy we'll; the forks. taking them TO
the reinforcement, SEMI over the boat, ana
the Greeks entering crossed TO the islan'
Esiill unknown; they made their way up tn
winding path cut in the rock. and penetra
led within The inner gates before they wer
discovered. Theylhen laid about Their
f fright and left, and in few minutes wer
masters Of one of the strongest for;resses
! The Turkish empire
This was truly gallant idea, and yet
find hat on the night of the laieTeyoIi Ca
!, IIergis did greater and more truly nobl
Il one. When the officers were hesitalin
e whether 10 follow him i read their ihough
/. E--he knew they wee thinking II their dul
. las soldiers, aud cried 81. einelnbeF. bfothe
j. oficers, We were citizens sfoFa we becam
soldiets!" Ii was one of lose critical mr.
ments when the fate Of great enterprise
hangs trembling in equipoise. Gallery
e say it, and by breath-bg ten approprial
e words, he turned the scale in favor of liber
IS and his country.
Mark me! You will hear more Of In
e Young man, and the world will hear mo-
= Of the Creeks; they will vind.cate The
Is claim 10 the name they inherit.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-12-15

Reader, art lhou in prosperity be gFates
Hll ID Him from whom all earthly good pro-
coede. Art thou in adversely. remember
thar Ho uho rules The thunder, IS al power
fnl to cast from thee the bitter emp.
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aThess arc excellent oysters, said q
lady the other evening.
Indeed!p said friend, q am surprised
ia hear you say 20. for | have observed you
running them dorm this hall hour!s
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The CHR1srIAys HopE. With what pro.
found and soul subduing Joy should Chris.
tians contemplate that glorious inherritancs
that is ia reservation for them. They are
heirs Of God, and what is still more won
derfa, Joint heirs With Jesus Christi Not
only children but heirs and not only heirs
bat joint heirs with Jesus Christi Oh! to
think that such poor, rebelHOus outcasts as
we were, should have such free gifts bes-
lowed upon US by the great aid mighty
God-:he maker Of Heaven and earth, and
the upbolder.cf all things. The humblest
worshipper Of God Of whatever age, color
sex or condition, is heir TO riches andinef-
fable glory compared to which millioas of
wealth and the highest worldly honors, are
poor and insignificant.
Con DEFINED. the free.think.
er, met plain counirgman going to church.
He asked him where he was going3
TO Church, sir
sWhat to do therei'
TO worship Cod
Pray, wheihor is Jour God, great or =
little Goel'
'He is both, SIR
How can he be both7'
He is SO great the heaven of heavens
cannot contain him, and so little that he can
dwell in my heart
Collins decl red that this simple answer
of the countFyman had more effect on his
mind than all volumes Of learned doctors
had written against him.
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arc goa fond Of tongue, STRIP Yes,
madam, was always fond Of II, and like il
-sllL
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A hen-pecked husband ia Boston, Who
lhas acouIdine wife, with double edged
sword Of tongue says he intends % pFoss-
Icuie her for carving concealed weapons.
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On ,yefersoH-dreei heIi door "a The Offices d
.Messrs. Wiitl ,son 4, Mites. and +. u.
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, aSdE ua3.. -bes asve "a inierm
s9i,ci rspd,i al Il Pffic. ila1 Nj
a ifsn /. 9ghhn ars itid'4Wn is-ageucl
toer hdsnesS is Y rkShere, aud We hasr
ppoin,ed. n h's stead MesSfs llrGn WATT
y oIORGE a Pax (Nho aye hts d.,
prnrd an oiic, a. be- I'D sand - Mr.
tn,s Ee'ehln) nder li{e iiinr al Fl "a
w IN s To-. Who vii ~ X CAsH dV'nc''
nj inra sir plantation suppl - on sh'lmen
az IrOdurP onr address
BURKl4sAN A'I"..& co " Or!,0ns
WATT, BURKE & CO.. Aafchez
June 10. lSA3 4.-i
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WAY are editors like sufgoonsi Because
they are often II want QE subfesl.
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Con DEFINED.--ColIins. the free-think.
er, met plat couniryman going TO church.
He asked him where he was going3
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THE csrse1l sranE esegrq. on on'o3 IS
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
March Term, A, D. lS43.
Kinsey Talbot,
US.
William Talbot, John In Chancery.
PIummer, and Ben !
jamln Coburn.
William Talbot and John PlUmmer, =,
non residents, will take notice that, on
the 22d day Of March, A D. I842, KIN
sey Talbot, OF Jefferson county, OHIO,
filed his Bill in The Court of Common
Pleas Of The county of Carroll, Ohio,
setting forth amongst other things, that
at the October term, 184l, Of the Su-,
prems Court within and Tor said county,
said William Talbot and John Pummer
recovered a judgment against said Ben.
.jamlu Coburn Tor $603, 83, and for costa
of suit, and that mandate issued to The
Coun of Common Pleas to carry said
Judgment into execution. That said
judgment was recovered against said
Coburn for mill ght work done by said
Talbot and Pummgr in partnership, in
1888 and 1884, and that about the first
January, 1886, the partnership was dis
solved, and upon settlement the claim
against Coburn become the sole proper
ty Of said 'Plummer That said Plum
mer prosecuted the claim in the name
of the firm, but at his sole expense, said
Talbot never pretending 10 have any
interest or claim therein; thai about the
18Th of March, lS4l, said Plummer
transferred the claim to complainant,
whereby all the interest therein passed
to him. The Bill charges that Coburn
conlederaled with William Talbot to
deiraud complainant, and pretend that
said judgmen, has been paid by Coburn
to William Talbot. This Bill prays
notice and process: That said Coburn
may be enjoned from paying and said
William Talbot and .PIummer from re-
ceivIng any part Of said Judgment, and
from causing any satisfaction or aequit'
tanee to be entered on said Judgment
That defendants may be compelled 10 an
swer, and that on The final hearing the
said Coburn may be decreed 10 pay the
amount OF SAID judgment to said compIai
nant, and that he may have such other
and further relief as the nature OF his
case may require.
William Talbot OF the State Of Penn
sylvania, and John Pummer, whose pre-
sent place Of residence is unknown, are
hereby notified that unless within sixty
! days they appear, plead, answer or de
mur TO said Bill, lhe same as to then
will DO taken as true and confessed, anC
at the term Of the Court of Common
Pleas next thereafter, to be holden within
and for Inc county Ci Carroll, Ohio, de
cree thereon will be entered according
Iy.
EDWIN M. STANTON,
SOL. for complainant
March 81, I843.
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ADMINISTRATORS, SALE.

BY virtue ofa order Of the court OF
common pleas 10 and for the county Of
Carroll and State of Ono, made at the
June Term thereof; A. b l842, the un-
darsigned will sell at public vendue on
Saturday the 9Th day of May A. D..
1S43, between the hours of 10 O'clock A..
nj. and O'clock P. NJ of said lay, at
the door oFlhe court house in said CO., the
following real estate TO wit: Lot No 90
ia the town of New H rrisburgh in said
county, with the improvements thereon,
subject TO the dover estate therein OF Ag-
res Weaver, c'd:-a and also lots Nos.
l6, II, and Is, in the town of Norrislowu
in said county. Terms cash.
LEONARD HERSH,
ISAAC LEW TON,
Administrators of David Weaver, decd.
April 2s, l843.
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March lst, lS4l
Wellsville, Jan 81, IS4S
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Boliva,t Dec |, l042, .
VEGETABLE OINTM ENT;
Fer the Piles, FiSSureS, &c.

Afe. q practice Of more than thirty
wears, and witnessing great amount 0I
human suffering from this distressing
maIady, and believing that the remedies
heretofore discovered for its cure, are al
most an entire failure, short OF an opera
tioa by the Iigalure, wire or knlle, d.
Humphreys has beeninduced 10 beslow
uncommon attention to The subject, win
a design to discover remedy that would
possess the power to.r0moye the lhiiam'
nation and dIsperse the 'tumefaclion oil
the parts, and at the same time be a
mild and desirable remedy. His antIcl'
pations have been most fully answered {,
for discovery combining active ingre-
dents which, in the compOsiuonproduce
modified results, and increased ottloienc s
as a medical agent, and although lis
base is composed of highly active 'In
gredieGts, its notifications are suChlhat
it becomes as a composition, perfectly
mild, and adapted 10 the use ol themosL
delicate subject.
As test Of sincerity and confluence
in the remedy, the subscriber pledges
himself to perfect cure OF Piles IN all
cases that tnay be submitted 10 his man
apement or in case OF failure IN any case
no charge will be made for the olh'
ment.
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4DNINISTRATORS' SALE.

BY virtue of an order, issued out Of the
court OF common Pleas within and for The
county oil Carroll and Slate of Ohio, at
their March Term, A. d. 1913, the un.
'dersigned, Administrators OF the estate
Of John RuIedge, deceased, will offer for
sale at public auction, at the door Of the
court house in said county, on Saturday
the 27sb day Of May, A. d l843, be
tween the hours oil 10 o'clock A. NJ. 4. 4
o'clock P. N. Of said day, 90 feet By 1872
feet off the South east side ol Lot No.
q 10 the town Of New Hagerslown, in
said county. The said property to be
sold on deferred paymenlsj and terms
made known on the day Of sale.
VIM RUTLEDGE,
JOHN MOORE,
administrators.
Anil 0Q f019
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cry respectfully, yours,
EDW ARD CHASTNEY.
Merchanl, llO Bow q.

H7AU DVWOT
The nature Of The composition Of the
Rev. !. Coverls Balm ol Life, having
been fully explained 10 The following
medical gentlemen, they have consenled
that they may be referred TO as authori
ty for lis utility as an expectorant in
those chronic cases of pulmonary dis
case, in which that class Of remedies iS
indicated
d. NJ Reese, NJ, n Professor Of the
Theory and Practice Of Medicine 10 the
Albany Medical ulIege.
J M'Naught.n, NJ D Professor o
Anatomy and Physiology Ia The Fairfield
Medical College
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EAGLE HOUSE

1u tilJ ENDIlh CHu VI OhlVi ANV"b NV"
HarrlsbGrgh, Carroll county, Ohio. The
undersigned having purchased that old
and we'll known
TAVERN STAND,
Formerly owned by Col. Nslson Ayres
is flung it W and preparing himself with
every thing necessary 10 accommodate
The public IN manner and style not in
ierlor to any country house in the West,
He is determined to keep his
TABLE
supplied with the best of Provisions, his
BAR
with choicest Liquors, and his
STABLlNG,
Which is large and commodious, will be
well provided and attended with care
fui and attentive OslIer; and last, though
not least, his
CHARGES
will be moderate. 10 this point he is
determined moi TO be beat.
JOHN POTTER,
Harrsburgh, April Z, 1913.
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From The Nex York Wnlchmnn

From The New York Waterman
COUertS Balm Of Life We invite the
particular attention OF our readers 70 this
most excellent medicine advertised in
this paper j we may reyor The uni
ted testimony OF numbers Of Tho first rhy
slcians in this country, ahen we must
admIl This mixture 10 be one OF the most
valuable articles Tor the cure Of chronic
bronchitis ever disc OVercd Ard ob
serve, IN this respect how much it differs
from the numerous nOslrA.ns so much
puAed IN The papers Not one OF those
medicines whether pills, powders, or
syrups, has received the approval OF any
considerable number Ofthe medical pros
iessIon But il is not so with CoveTl's
Balm Of Life. it is remarkable TACT
that this medicine has been approved by
a large number Of regular physicians,
to whom the recipe has been submitted,
n fact that cannot be affirmed by any one
OF The quack medicines which abound
al the present day
For sale at the Drug Store Of Robert
Kennedy; and at The Store of Jackson
q Thompson, Carrolion, Ohio Also
Baker and Dempsler, Leesburgh, Car.
rol Icounty
COrroIIlon, Nov. II, l842
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This medicine is doing wonders AL
most every person who buys this article
comes recommended by others who have
used it themselves, which spepks volumes
Ia lie taVor For dyspepslu, brouchitis,
coughs. colds, consumption, its equal
does not exist We hope The o(flctrd
will turn their attention 10 thus valuable
article
The following certificate from Mr..
Chaslney oI New York city, whuse wife
has been twice or thrice SO low as 10
leave but little hope Of her recovery, shalt
here epeak Ior itself:
Mr. Covert Dear Slr-Mrs. Chastney
has taken two bottles oI your BALM Of
Lille and 10 ny surprise, Is now in bet
ter health than | have hnuwn her 10 be
for seVera Years She has boen aflllct
ed with severe cough for flteeO years,
and by many Physicians, her lungs has
been pronounced lncurabIe She hOs
several times been 50 low that it was
Ihoughl she could not recover. Now
her cough, comparatively speaking, is
hardly visible, aud The darllng pains Of
the lungs have subsited Mis-. G has
taken variety Of medicines, but never
experienced so much reIie as she has
from your valuable Balm Of Lie Ii Is
from sense Of gratitude and feeling
for others similarly situated, that write
you this certificate
Olher members of nay family have u
sed it with decided benefit
am, dear sir,
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5AR I09gG8a
II. *. ECkLEY,
AND COUNSELLOI

AITC'RNEY AND COUNSELLOR
AT LAW,
Will practice ia the Courts Of Carroll
and the adjoining counties. Office ia
the frame building, adjoining lhe Store
of Isaac Atkinson u Co., CaTrolllOn,
Carroll county. Ohio.
Dec. 90, lS42.
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aOOK At THIS!

LOOK Al THIS!
ALL those Indebted to the subscriber
either by note, due-5ill OF book account,
will please call and settle the same i'm
medlaloly, as | have large payments to
make on the first day of April, and must
consequently have money. Al! those
that neglect this notice, will fnd their
accounts left for collection, without re.
spect to any. Attend to this and save
trouble.
]. S. HUNTER.
March II, i843
N. B Also. all indebted to IIUNTET
e. ARasTRoNe will please call and seltIt
tho same Immediately. Armstrong II
about TO leave and must have his &c
counts settled without delay.
HUNTER + ARMSTRONG.
March u, iS4S
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March 81, lS4S.

lam again located in Welsville, with
the intention Of making it a permanent
residence, aud doing General Commits
S,Oa and Forwarding Business.
Occupying the Warehouse on the cor
ner Of Lisbon and Water streets, (being
the premises lately occupied by Hamp
ton d Co } lis immediate vicinity to the
wharf, affords superior advantages for the
prompt transaction Of Receiving, For
wardIng and Shipping.
My facilities for a commission bust
ness are, an extensive Acqulnlance anC
correspondence, and considerable eXpe
rlence. These, together with delermi
nation TO promote The interests confdeC
in me, trust will merit and secure pat
ronage.
A.G CATLETT.
March lst, lS4l
Wellsville, Jan 81, IS4S
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TAILORING.
j. lP. 0}HIG EIIR,

D EoPECTFULLY informs the cill,
AG zons Of Carollton & vicinity, thai
he is prepared, at his shop, two doors
easl Of tho CarrolIton Hall, to carry on
the above business inaIl is various bran
Ghes, IN the neatesl aud most substantial
manUer, Those who favor hm with
their custom, he naltors himself, will not
regret it, as ii will be his constant aim to
give general satisfaction.
COrfoIIloD, April 7, l643
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Final Accounts,
FILED AT THE MARCH TERN
A d. lS43,

Final account q Jeremiah M'Bride,
Admir- ol Samuel M'Bude, decd.
FIRST account Of Leonard ilorsh and
J@ucs Baxter, Executors OF Cornelius
BuNler, decd,
l'lnol account Of Daniel E7rnsl, Guor
dian Of Phoebe Lewis aud Mary Ann
Lewia.
Final account Of Jacob ToPe, Guar
Giao Of Sarah pitinger
VIII he presented at the next Teru
for settlement
DANIEL WCOOK, Clerk.
Clerks OAieo, CarolDon, q
april "a, lSd3
Wheat wanted
Or SubScTiRiOa, al GltS Office,
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Administrators Sale.
TNAKE notice that in pursuance of 4;

HNAKE notice that in pursuance of an
Il order of the circuit court of Lasalle
county, made at the May term, A. d.,
1912, directing me to sell the east half of
the southeast quarter of section l3, in
township 80, of range east, containing
so acres, in the county of Livingston, and
state of Illinois, being land Of which Ma
thias j. Ross lately died siezed, for the
payment of debts of the deceased, we
shall attend on the premises, on the l5th
dan of .4prH nert. between the hours OF
10 o'clock, A. M. and o'clock, p. M.
ofsaid day, and expose the same to sale al
public vendue.
The terms of sale will be credit OF
one year, the purchaser giving bond with
good security, together with a mortgage
on the premises to secure the payment OF
the purchase money.
l.. WOODWARD, Admir-.
ADELlNE ROSS, Adm'x.
March 3, 1913. 39--7