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The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-07-25

Aud will aldo attend ii my Office n Nsw Phil6d6lphis
from the IL, nf Oeiobef unll the 20lh Dsosmber The
taxes charged on the dollar valuation. on me erspd
levy, is as OlIOwH For Stse purposes mills. Canal
& mills, State Common School Mill CSohiy mills,
Common School mills CeaB.y rOOf-hOust 2 mills,
and Road mills; Total IS mills
TOWNSHIP TAX.
In the townships Of Buck', Sandy and Warren town.
ships each Mills Clay, Goshen, Jefferson,
Perry, Lawrence. Rush, Suear-crsek, Wsr-
wick. wnvne. and York townships, each do.
Oxford and Union townships, each do:
Dover township, do.
Mil! township, = u DO.
Salem township, do.
THE LAW.
The following is TIE second section Of sci passed
BY the General Assembly Of Ohio, in March, 1884,
That when any person is charged on The dUPcss with
ta1 on real estate, and tax chaile or personal pro-
pery the payment Of tax on such chatsi on personal
property shall not release il whEst in his porsessioD
from liability TO bb distraned tof the Paynent OF aK ou
such real estate. Unless The person ia whose name such
premises charged shall satisfy the County Treasurer
that the same nothis property aud ats euoneouay
charged in his name for taxation But the Treasurer
aha be authorized and required in all cases where any
person properly charged with taxss on real estate has
personal property within the couGiyto ds'ran the same
for the payment Of such tax, aud tho County Auditor
shall accept from the Treasurer in bic return Of Doln
uunces no assignment Of cause lot such delinquency
Of landed estate, except that the owner s non-Tesl
dent Of the cOuniy that such premises were erroneousy
taIsdi that no personal property could be found, OF
thot property when seized, was nor sold for want Of
bidders. General Laos, page 6&.
will be seen al glance, that the law compels the
Treasurer to travel the county through, and t0Sss each
tex payer either for the purpose making the tax BY
Distress or obtaining the assignment. Of cause required
BY law, before no can possibly be prepared for Sstte-
en with lhe Auditor. For this purpose the law gives
from the 90 December 10 the 18th JanuaTy-a limited
time indeed 10 collect by distress from two 10 lhtea
thousand dollars n small sums, consequently il viii be
impossible for me to attend at my Office aer the 2oth
December, unless the taxes satisfied, nearly su
by that time, as il 10 az much he ,ux psysrs interest
aS mns that the taxes be paid without additional COSTS
give this notice. with hope tha, it may in due tMs
come to knowledge of al conc srned, and prove ad
|yantageous to them, as we'll as to myself
JOSEPH DEMUTH,
Treasurer Of TuScaraWas County!
July 12, lS44-27 CIV. f
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1DMINTSTRATORS NOTTCE.

NOTICE Is hereby given that al the June Term, A.
IN D. 1874, ofthe Court Of Common Pleas Of Tusces-
rawas county, the subscriber was appoiuted Admins.
rator de bonis non of the Estate Of Stokey Craig dec
Al persons having clams aganst sad Estate will pre-
sent ,hom DULY authenticated snd those indebted are no.
tiled to settle withDihs time prescribed BY law.
J0SErH SHARON
b ,r-ysr-.. t- Adm'r. 8sB0nis non.
july 6, 1874 26 -4w.
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In another column will be found call Of the Central
Committee for County Convention. We hope the
Democracy Of every township will see to their meet
iogs and have full delegations in Convention. The
officers 10 be voted for this fall are one Represents
tive TO Congress- (eeetet jointly with Holmes and Co.
shocton) Representative to the State Legislature,
(e!sced by Tuscarawas alo6e) one County Auditor,
House Directors.
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TAXEG 8.

Auditors Office, TSsedrapaS County, o. I
June IL, 1914.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, that the County
lN Commissioners At :heir June session A. d. 1914.
did assess the sum Oftwo mills each dollar valuation
Of taxable property within ssd county, eC Road put-
poses the year. and that the said tax may DO dis.
charged by labor on the roads, under the direction Of
the Supervisors Of the sveeral Districts al the rate Of
Seventy Eve cents per day.
TlseGuuOGs County. Ohio
June ee 1874.
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The Alien and sedItion Law AdvOcates--MoR|
nrac ~ m A1,mI NV nm The Enrv aide Lamea

The Alien and sedition Law AdvOcatesssMoKs
DECAI BARTLEY on the Tory side; James
X. Polk on the side Of the People and Democracy.
We have already shown from the Congressional
Journals, tina, MORDECAl hartley g. his federal
colleagues Of Bargain and Sale and Coffin HAndOi mem
ory, voted sgains, granting the poor soldier the pance
due him, while James X. Polk stood BY these old pa'rl-
OTIS. and finally succeeded in passing the law under
which they are now paid. The people will understand
,hem in due sesson, and the federal press may thank
themselves for turning attention to by then ias'-
holds. We now give another VOTE that ought to de-
puvs MORDECAI Of every vote in the State, except
from the old and malignant ederasis Of the ranEeS tory
school, Here il s Read and reAecl:- StGts'mG".
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UA Democrat travelling in in Illinois, says he tra-
yelled 3days through the most pOpulOus part and did
not see single whg. At tho place he put up on he
third night he was informed that there actually was
whip living bout 10 miles further on.
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MASTER s SALE-h Chancry

Geo W, Chapman RY virtue Of an order Of tA:
pS. OCourt OF Common Pleas "
WiHan Lewis. ct ais. TuscarawAs County, Ohio,
made in this cause. Juus term lS44 shall offer fOt
Sale at the door ofthe Court housS 10 said county, on
the SO,h day Of August, 1874 at O'Clock P. NJ the
following real estate TO witt lots Eleven and Twelve
in the frs, quarter ofthe tenth township and first range
w. g. Military, in said county, containing 200 acres,
3 M. ATHERTON,
= Master Commissioner in Chsncery.
July 2Ath IT44.-2e 5w.
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s. BRAINARD,
d. McGREG0R,
v. p. BONHAM,
M. COLLIER.
C. H KITCHENER,
Democratic Central Com.
Messrs. Editors,

Msssrs Editors,
Please to publish the name Of Gen. WALTER M
BLAKE. as a candidate for Representative in Con-
gress far the Congressional District composed Of tho
counties Of Coshocton, Holmes and Tuscarawas, sub.
jsct to the decision OF the Democratic Congressional
Convention, And obhge
s. MANY DEMOCRATIC VOTERS.
Of Tuscarawas County.
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Tie coons Of this place on hearing the 6rs, news
from Louisiana, resolved to raise ash pole. Since
lhsn then thor faces have heightened about "a sei and
we learn they have concluded to wait now till they
hear from Ksntuckyi Whiggery is getting along fast,
but like the crab, travels backwards.
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0IlR CnuNTY.

We have the most cheering accounts Of The progfeSS
Of Democracy in oId TuscaawaS Clay and BOItlsy
u odious ever nohing under the will give them
I,s whole whig vote IN this county. In one settlement
We hear Of 10 whigs having declared that they can
never support Clay. In another eight aud another 8,
spd % on. This is the triumph Of moral principle
end conscience. over corruption.
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frerIdsntIaI and state Rleetions.

We preSen, below condensed table exhibiting the
times when the Presidential and State Elections
speclivsY, will be held in the several States. during
tho present year. together with the number Of Electoral
given a. the last Presidential Electiah It will be
u.sful for reference during the SPptOGchng sSetOhs
Harrisburg LniOh. 81,
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ON EMS,

Some scared coon occupies half column Of the last
Advocate railing against Amos Kendall and his omens
n that cooa reads the Democrat we refer HIN TO our
frs. page where there some worse OmenS for Whig-
gerry than ever Kendall wrote.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICE.

Tho Rev, A. MReynolds will rsPSat by request, his
Sermon recently delivered in Dover on tho Citizens
Duty to bis Country in the Lutheran Church, in New
Phldcliha. on Sunday evening next, the 26th insan,.
uT ssa vice 10 commence a: half past o'clock.
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MAsTHRNs SALE.

Isaac H. k'' }BGh ,iS: cS:,' St f. f cs%a" s,s.,%
William L. Robson It u1. Pleas. 10 Chsacery. At
sad County made June Term 1884, will eder foT sals
the door Of the Court House. in New PhiIadslphia.
on the l9sh day Of August. 1884, At o'clock 2: ".
the following described real estate lo w.t. Lot Eighty
nine. (s9) 10 the town Of WssChestsr % sud county
#4L- f.F b. NJ. ATHERTON,
Master Com, 10 Ch,y,
July y-15, 1914, -27 sw ~, ~
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ATTAUHNINfHT 1ToTCN,

James Cumming, lNTOTICE iS heTsby given that
$500 rs. ~ on the I4,h day Of Juno, A.
Aaron MSCurdy, ID. 1914. from the Clerks Office
OF the Court Of Common Pleas
of Tuscarawss County, Ohio, issued an attlch.
ment at the instance of James Cummings against
The lands enemsnIs. goods, chattes, rights, credits,
monies and effects Of Aaron McCurdy iesiden Of
said State for the sum Of one hundred dollars.
G. H. KITCHENER. Crka
June 26. 1914. 246w, ~
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MANY VOTERS.

Messrs Kitchener T. MathsDs: Please announce the
name Of JOHN d. CUAMINS, as candidate for Con-
Eess in the 18th Congressional District subject to the
decision of the Democratic Congressional Convention.
MANY VOTERS.
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LET ETERY DEMOCRAT DO LIKEWISE.

LET ETERY DEMOCRAT DO LIKEWISE. Z
We saw ono old democra, last week, who told us
ha, upon hearing of the nomination Of Polk and Dallas
he formed resolution to effect three changss from
whiggsry to Democracy by The ,mo Of election. Upon
ask ing him what speed hecams sayShe II have done
it already That man has done his duty, and set an
example that should be followed by every Democrat
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ELECTIONS, ,

The Stse elections in North Carolina and Tennessee
take place ono week from 10 day. and Kentucky Illinois
Alabams and Missouri on next Monday week (Aug S
There will be great skinnng Of coOns in the doe days
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Mes,rs Editors.

Mesrs Editors. a.. ..,
You will please to announce the name Of BRlCE
BLAIR. Of Washington township, asa candd1ie fo'
County Auditor suhjsc, to the decision Of the county
convention. ..l.a s.....
---------- ------- n NN nrMnCRATQ
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Messrs. Kitchener 4 Mateaos:
Gentemen: Please an
nounre the name Of FELIX D. McMEAL. Us can.
ddate for Congress, subject to the decision Of the
Congressional Convention, and Oblige .
MANY VOTERS.
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grTbe best informed mon say that Clay viii not got
bu four States, Kentucky, RhOds Island, Mussschu-
sStd and Vermont We venture the assertion ,ha,
Jsnsa @. Birosy the abolition candidate will receive
iaoss'u,ss lhan Clay Throughout The VnioI
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ATT1CHMENT NOTICE.

a T my instance an attachment was this day issAP q
Aby GIL Fosls, ilssics oftAh peace Of Sandy fgah.
up 1ps asawSs county, against the pgopeftY and ttta
Of David MsIin, an Ascending debtoT
SAMUEL b MILLER
Dated the 2zud day q JuIyi 1914 Az "a 6w,
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JAMES X. POLK, Of Tennessee, like true
Jetfsuonan Democrat, voted in the e6irmatcc. See
House Journal, Cd scss l9h Congress. p l7S.
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A ANNOUNCEMENTS.
n n r. RI .

nPWe shall as usual charge the Of ONE for
announcing all candidates, which must invariably accompany
the announcement.
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IN HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,,
Thursday, Jan. ls. 1877.

The question being on considering Mr..
Hamihon's resolution to refund the fines
imposed under John Adams seditiOn
Law Of I70s John Sloane, Joseph Vance,
John C Wright, and Mordecai BARLEY,
(present whig candidate for Governor,) Of
the Ohio delegation, voted against il.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-07-25

pLet oveiy honest wing read the renuuciatoUS Of
wh,ess,y in lhp paEsr. We could kll tWo paPsrs
with them they come 50 fest ,st te er t
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ANOTHER FEDERAL FRAUD EXPOSED.

Some weeks ago the Buzzard published article
under his editorial kead giving account Of pveten
ded Democratic meeting in Philadelphia at which res
outions were said to have been passed. declaring that
trsy could not 90 Polk, and requesting his friends to
Withdraw him, &c. The BuzEard almost swore to its
ruth. and called on his coon friends to back him. We
pronounced it a lie AID fraud at the time and now
will prove It So The editor ofthe Hartford Times, no
sooner saw the orged resolutions in print than he
wrote to Messrs Mlin + Party editors Of the Philads.
phia Psnnsy ylvanian. And here IS their answer:
PEENsYLvAEAx OFrcE, July I, 1874.
Dear Siy:--We have delayed answering your letter
of the 25th ult for few days. for the purpose Of en-.
deavorng learn something of the subject of your in
guiry Nobody in this quarter had paid the least atten
rlon to or given the matter second thought and we
learn this morning. from well informed citizens Of the
District Of Kersngton, that there is such house as
That at which the meeting alluded TO is said to have
been held; no public call published for such
nIesng: and no persons bearing the nsmes Of those
published as having acted as officers Of the meeting
known in the DISTRICT excep. one named JOHN SHARP
(the name Of the alleged chairman) And he 10 wHro,
Gnd denies haUag participated any such proceedings
We think therefore, the account Of themeeliug may
safely DO set down as an entire hoax. ...'
Yours, respectfully, ta, -
MIFFLlN 4 PARRY.
To A. E. BURR, editor Of the Hartford Times.
How that nails the fraud no me on tho Buzzard's fore.
head. But will he tell bis readers il fraud tina,
he deceived thsm Not he he has not the honesty. lie
studies deception and lying sccnec. But what mus,
fhe moral and religious portion Of ,hewhgs think Of
the lying rsproblte t,,hs hsld Of their press.
WHERE'S THE COFFIN HAND BILL PEDLAR,
Ths last Federal Advocate gives notice that Tom
Ewing and David Spsngler will be in Tuscsrawas on
the 18th August Why not bring aleng Mordecai Bart.
Icy the coffin hand bill pedar and WhE candidate for
Governor. There are hundreds WHO would like to see
BIN here. Dare the coouS bring him out, and show
Rim to the pGytys Mol They tried il at Cleveland bu,
ths homes. wtgs wouldn't swallow that dose. 30 they
have Kept him Gagged up SINCE and appears are
now putting up the great kicked out Ewing. But wa
will make the coon leaders banter; ThatiS to have
political debate in TussurawHt sometime between this
ard the election speakers MOrdeca Barley. on the
Wing side, and Dsy!d Tod OH tho side Of Democra.
CYs Wl[you 60 III Ifao, time, place and arrange
ments to bs made BY COMMITTEES Of each party. Dc
you hear that coous. W. pause fora rp,y.
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NOTICE is hereby gIyes. thai mysefo deputy vii
IN attend it ihS UsdsI plses Of hOldrg elections IS
in each tonPhiP in TussaaMss County. 10 receive The
Tax for State Canal School, CoualJ. Road and PosJ
purposes for the year Is44 on The following days. Wis
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FOR GOVERNOR OF OHIO,
DAVID TOD, of Trumbull.
GOSHEN TP. HICKORY CLUB.
COUN CONVENTION.

There will be meeting Of the Club on Saturday
erenng merit 9th inst. A full attendance is requested.
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A lad named Ches,erman aged abou, 10 years. wsv
drowned in the Ohio canal at Dover on Saturday la't
while baIh'ng ta ,ra
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hl1 6. 1874
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I276 l,l2S'3VS ! l'z'4'<VO
Elected by the Legislature, -s-,--
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-05
POSTSCRIPT.
BY Last Evenings Northern Mail.
MARYLAND


We clip the following from The Globe II is
The fullest account we have received OF the Mary
land Election The result as 10 the Governor is
yet in doubt. Carroll (D.) may be elected-but
if Pratt CIV } BE- chosen, il is by the skin Of his
teeth. We have, in any event, run the Ola Coon
almost 10 death in one OF his iavorite ranges II
is a proud triumph for the Democrats, 10 have
done 50 well in Maryland. The gain 10 onr side
is very largc-showing that the fire of Democra-
cy is spreading in every quarter. Public scnii-
mcnt is running high against Henry Clay i'll all
points Of the compass--and the vote Of Maryland
is clearly indicative of his entire overthrow III
November:
From The returns we have received, II is f'r-
tain that there has been larger vote poed III
Maryland by many thousands. than was ever
given in the State before; and il is very uncertain
which party has majority though we mdi"c 10
The opinion, that il is best mol Ia give our opinion
further than 10 say We have no fixed opinion on
the subject
III the Wings have carried the State now, we
do not believe they can do il again in November
We will here risk our opinion, Al haSi, (and VIZ
wish our readers TO note it,) that NJ. C4g 'rW
n0t .ct as large Il rOic IN NOrcMbeT, cS 1N. Irnft
has rot at Mis ciectioR-iir>t because the Wings
have spent most of their ammunition on this cleo
lion and secondly because they will see ln'ioic
November, il they DO not now see what Is clearly
10 be seen without glasses that ''il's no use 10
hold out any longer.
NO person seems 10 have kept The run ct the
Legislature; but as The Democrats have lost
Washington and Carroll counties We think the
Legislature must I've Whig"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-05
BALTIMORE MARKET, Oct. 3.

Al auction today, 900 hhd>. p. II. Sugar 30
sold balance withdrawn 81 % 6o
Also 93 lhds Cuba Sugar y % Ia
Also, IS hbls. \. q. Moassc> :?
Fr.ouR.-There has been very little doing in
flour Of any kind This week. We note sales ol
new Howard street Yesterday ami to-day, in small
parcels a; 81 -; some holders are asking higher
prices. but have not been able TO sell. We qnoc
The receipt price at II l2i. Old -four, good quail
IL, is held a, 81. Small sales OF City Mills have
taken place a, 81 25--some holders are asking
Il 81, but withon, finding purchasers. Wcnoic
sales Of Rye Flour nj , -.
GRAlx.--Thc receipts OF grain continue very
light There have been some sales OF While
Wheat for family Hour at % ll6 cts; and Of
Maryland reds. good 10 prime at :, a - cts ana
ordinary To fair al =, Ia - cts We note small
sales OF white Corn To- lay al II A. CTS, and Of
yellow a, IS to * els Sales also oi Pcnnsyra
MIA yellow Cora this morning al ~ 5ni. We
quote Oats al - % els, and note sales Of Ma
ryland Rye al 81 cts, and Pennsylvania do. at
10 cents
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-05
COMMERCIAL RECORD.

NEW YORK MARkErS-oci :
Flour has improved again to-day, ana sa,c>
have been made OF fresh Gencsce at 81 'o. we
quote a, 81 i"i 1 %.
Ashes are heavy We quote Pots = Isl l.
%. and Pearls 81 81, a 81, with not much
doing.
The sales of Cotton are about 500 halt'. and
prices are steady.
Pork is very heavy. Mess is duh at 70, and
Prime at S15Gi a G2i
Sales Of Prison Whi>kev at p CTS
The demand Tor Com is good and The supply
limited. Southern is worth l. Il is els; Northern
81 Il - cts Rye Us els.
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BOTANICO-M MEDICAL COL
EGE=EORSYTH GEORGIA..

SOUTHERN BOTANICO- MEDICAL COL
LEGE-FORSYTH GEORGIA.
TIME Board Of Trustees Of This College have
i the pleasure of announcing TO their Ihomso-
Man and Botanic friends and TO the public gene
rally. that the fifth annual course of Lectures III
the Institution will commence on the lst Monday
in November next, and close on the al Saturday
in February following.
The following gentlemen have been duly elect,
cd and appointed to conduct the Chairs assigned
TO each respectively as follows, during The en-
suing session:
an,,onv and Snraery, $50 90
G. ]. Cook, NJ. D., Professor OF Ply
siology and Pathology, 10 w
]. T. Coke, NJ. D., Professor OF lnst-
tutes and Practice, ID w
Fl. M Price, NJ D. Professor Of OBJ
s,etrics and Diseases of Women and
Children, 10 w
J. Sinclair, M. d., Professor Of Mate
ria-Medica and Therapeutics 10 w
P. MacIntyre, NJ. D., Professor of !,
Chemistry and Medical Botany, ID w
Naturalization Tickets, 50. Graduation, (ai-
ter satisfactory examination and Thesis at the
close of the second course,) ;s25.
By authority OF the Board.
A. NJ D. KING, President.
L. BASKsToN, Secretary.
NIB. Gentlemen desiring further iniorma-
ton. will address letter, post paid, 10
Oct SIN P. MCINTYRE. Dean.
grRichmond Christian Advocate 10 copy.
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EXECUTORS SALE or VALUABLE TAVERN
Il PROPERTY AND FARM.-Wi!l he sold I" the
highest bidder The 18th of Osiuher neat, that helns
Surrv Superior Court day, the valuable Tavern dpd
Farm nj Srrry Court-lOu>e, containing il4i acres o
Land. The tavern house i large, handsome wondcn
building, a part new, the balance IN good rrplr, win
eighteen runis (besdes good crllar,l well arranged
for public hnIsr. There is a well OF excellent water
in few yards of the tavern door, large garden recent
enclosed sufficient stables in good repair ki.rnen
snloke-honse. DAIRY &c. In addliinn 10 which, there
attached 10 Ibis property five other icnereuis io!f
Of which are rented M, AT SAN per annnni. The
very fine crops Of aud oats, and it IL believed IL
may br made produce suiiclrncy al grain Tor me
consumption nf the place. THIS tavern lies immediately
IN The stage road from Petersburg 10 Suil"k-is about
forty miles from each The stages meet here three tunes
n week. IL IL well pa rnnised and The business Is NJ
most entirely cash Few situations, II Is believed
combine in so great degree the advantages oil com
Portable and healthy residence, good neigbohoah, Pfa-
ducive land, and an aptitude 10 make money, a. lhls
does. II might be divided into several lois with ahva
tagr aud il preerrrd and purchasers be found io
the whole will he done. Al the time ant place.
another Of land joining the above, and containing
III acres, viii he Sold A. the sale de in obedience
10 the will of the late aud propr,to Capt 1hns
RuiFin, il will be positive, and without reserve Inc
terms will Lr accommodating, and made known on tle
day Of sale, sooner, ii application be made 10 the snp
scriber living few miles below the Court house rihei
personally by letter, postage paid directed 10 MN At
Surry Court house. In my absence, the properly VIII
be shown any Il, Sirnus Of purchasing ny my
friends, Mr.. Jacob Faulcon ar Col. James LlarEr.
WM f. q. RrFFIN,
Executor of Thomas Rul.ia, deceased.
Arr ~ 30-wtds