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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-11-19

to nave proceeded from S0HpetTe, OF
some other harmless substance.
Ia GREAT WHIG MEETING IN
FRONT OF NATIONAL HALL;
TREMENDOUS CONFLICT BE-
TWEEN THE FOURlERITE SEC
TION OF THE S-A
GRAND FLARE UP.
National Hall and its vicinity, says
the New York Herald, was the scene
last evening OF one Of the most Ludi>
crous, lamentable ridiculous, funny and
curious political demonstrations that
the annals of party politics and mass
meetings have on record. The Wings
called public meeting for the purpose
of receiving the report Of the whig
nominating committee for Register.
and members Of Assembly, and res-
ponding to the district nomination Of
Luther Bradish for Senator.
Col. Webb resumed-shall we have
new fire brand thrown into our ranksF
(Voice: it t-isn't a fire brandy Omit
so much of the address as relates to
Texas.
Many voices,-no! no! no! 60 it, give
lit to ,em Colonel! {Great confusion.
Col. Webb move all that relates
TO Texas be omitted.
Crowd-Read thread thread it Gree
ley-(uproar and confusion)
Horace Greeley said he should not
discuss this question, it had been dis
cussed in committee. The address
did not say we should not have Mexi-
CO. The lust of conquest must stop
somewhere. (Question, question
hurrah 60 it Horace &c.
Voice. move the previous ques-
ton. (Laughter-'shut up'-'put him
butchers, Kisses and tremendous
excitement.)
Another voice. move we adjourn.
Another--I move we lay it on the
table, Cries of no! no! noD
Another-I move we have some
brandy and water. Confusion and
roars Of laughter)
Chairman-One word.
Crowd-We don't want to hear any
more.
! Chairman-One word.
Voice IN the crowd-We know alt
aboutit.
Here there was great uproar and
cries for Brooks.
Chairman-Hear Mr.. Brooks.
Crowd-Greeley, Greeley, Greeley
question, question.
Mr.. Brooks now commenced speak.
ing amid great uproar.
Col. Webb-We had better adjourn
and meet again in better spirit. (His.
ses and cheers)
Chairman-Once more.
(Hurrah, hurrah--go it boots.
Voice in the crowd-put Webb cat
Another, move We adjourn.
The Chairman put the question and.
il was lost.
Chairman will you hear Mr..
Brooks,
Voices-No! mol no!
I Mr.. Blunt-Let's compromise-damn
it let's do it.
Volce-Stick to 'em Greeley, don't
give an inch.
Another-We depend on you Cree.
ley, the whole nation are looking To-
you. &
The yells and screams now render.
ed the scene perfect pandemonium--
Danes hell could not equal it.
Mr.. Greeley now got upon the Ia
BILE, and said that for the sake Of peace.
he moved an adjournment.
The Chairman put the question, and
decided thatit was carried.
! The audience, however, would not
90, and so Horace Greeley made a
speech, in which he acknowledged that
the address was written by himself.
t Amid shouts, rows and confusion,
, which beggard description, we left tho
ground hoping the next meeting uaigas
he of "A more naaceahle rho
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-11-19
From the Racine Advocate.
Wisconsin Towns, sc.

Milwaukee, Racine, and Southport,
are the three principal Lake Towns and
Ports in Wisconsin; and are increasing
10 population, in business and improves
ments, is aboutan equal ratio, say 80
per cent. per annum. Milwaukee is in
advance of the others. with population
of some 5000 to 1900 souIs--and Ra-
cine and Southport, from $500 to 5000
each. Doubtless each possesses some
advantage peculiar to itself, and new.
comings, according to their fancies. will
be attracted to one or the other of the
points; so that each will advance to its
destiny by strides that may be measur-
ed by the rule Of proportion laid down
above.
We are gratified to hear of the thriv-
ing condition of Janesville. A census of
the village has just been taken, and we
copy the following result from the James
vile Gazette:
POPULATION OF JANEsvILLE.
In January, 1914, 339
In October, l645, e57
Increase in 2l months Of 524
Number of houses in January, 1914, SO
In October, ls45, 156
Jycrease in ii months, 100
Number Of houses in Oct, 1874, e6
In October 1645, 1856
Increase in one year, 70
There are 1853 Houses. Of all classes,
in Janesvile; 26 of which are Of brick,
9 of stone, lis frame, and log.
Rock COUNTY ,WHEAT.-lt is stated
in the Janesville Gazette, that there has
been at least 700, 900 bushels of wheat
raised in Rock county the present year.
This is a pretty large product, Of one
item only, for population of only about
1000 souls.
Population of w estern cities and Vii.
lagos, in ls45:
Galena, $500
Quincy, 1900
Racine, $500
/ A.. al
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1845-11-19

~ The Public Offices will be closed on
Thursday next, Goth inst. that day being set
apart as day of Thanksgiving.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-05-09

THE subscriber, residing 10 Chester
CT uOiy, Pa off Tor sale the n E corner
Of tho s W quarter Of section &, town.
ship is. and range 5. in Carroll county ,
Ohio. on tbs road Ieadias from AUgusrs
TO Minerva. within ten miles of Carroll
ton: adjoiHing lands With EnOch Pea uock
and others, containing SO acres There
~ on the property a log hpuss near az
excsllent spring Of WSter. Que Of the
branches Of Sandy creek passes through
the property 1t is in a good DeiRhbor.
hood, convenient 10 mills. stores. shoot,
and places of public worship Az indls
pnIabIe title can he gwen for The same.
For terms apply 10 Enoch P mock, woo
resides near The properly
JOSEPH PENNOCK
April 25, lS45 % a.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-05-09

THE TAX LAw.--OWr oWnship assessor
Is commenced his duties under the new
AK law OF last winter His plan OF oper-
.tons ID Us follows: The merchant take the
amount OF his stock when it is largest and
also when smallest, during the year, ascer-
tains the average amount, one half Of which
ls placed upon the duplicate for taxation.
NothlnSls said about money due on ac-
coun's or by note, and many of cur mer-
chants express themselves we'll satisfied
with the law, as their taxes, they say, will
not be as much as under the former law,
The former law was evaded by many, and
consequently operated unequaly; what will
be the result under the present one, time
alone will show, Much will depend upon
the constructions given to it by the differ.
ent assessors. We doubt, under the Hbe-
rat construction which it will receive from
most assessors, whether u larger amount oi
taxes are brought INTO the treasury than
formerly. .--CkiILicothe True Democrat.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-05-09
ROAD NOTICE.

There will be petition presented ia
the Commissioners of Carroll county, Of
their June session, fOr an alteration Of
the Yellow creek and Carrolltou road,
commencing at the lane on The north line
Of the farm nov owned by the widow
Pugh, in Lee township, thence west a.
long the line between the lands OF the
said Pugh and John B. Moody to the cor
ner Oi ssid lands, thence west along or
near to an old road lha, passes through
the farm OF WiIlism and John M. Cav
ran to where fence crosses said road,
thence northerlv to the road near TO the
barn OF said McGavrans.
JOHN B, MOODY.
May 9, l845 80 a.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-05-09
.sIaIe az Michael Fisher.

NOTICE Is hereby gwen. ti,nI 'heNu
dersigned has been appointed and quail
fed as Exsculor OF the estale of Michael
Fisher, late Ol Carroll county, Ohio, de.
ceased. Those indebted TO said eslate
are requested TO make immediate CAV
ment, and those having claims, to ptesent
them, legally authenticated, for settle.
mont, within one wear from this date.
JACOB LAUTZENHlZER, Ex.
May 8, 1850 4t
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-05-09
Notice.

All persons interested will hereby take
notice that petition wss filed the 9Th
Inst. in the Office Of the Clerk OF The
couu Of common pleas, for Carroll coun
ty, Ohio. By William Runion, prayiu
said court to vacate the OIey between
lots No. one and No. I'VE, in Roberls
first addition TO The town Of Cearrevile
(no~ CorroIton) in said county. The
same will be heard at next term Of sald
court. WILLIAM RUNION,
BY R McC'ave, Au'y.
May 8. 1850 Ct.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-05-09
PALMER'S ENDLESS
Sel1sCUlMDMliNg Scale.

Ihls Scale (the result ol three years
inceFsant laborl is designed as an assls-
tbnt 10 all arllhmstlcaI caIcUlsiions. The
simplicity, rapidity, and accuracy Of it's
results, have ss,Onshed Cur best ms,hs,
matrcians. By the use OF ibis scale the
most intricate calculations are bat a
plessureb exercise Of he mind Com
puiaIions requiring from three 10 four
days. can be wrought out by this scale,
10 the incredible short space o. one min
ate The results OF the compurslruas
on this scale, are infalIibIe. Errors are
entirely oul of the question, exceBt
through sheer carelessDess
"Palmer's Endless Self Computing
Scale, has been examIned Ind approve
BY many scientific men. Afew recon
nsudarions only. will be sufficient here.
RECON- MENDATIONS.
ROCHESTER N Y Jan 10. IS42
The Self Computing Scale" by A
Palmer, IS very ingenious and interes
ting in-trGment for performing most oil
the operations IN arithmetic. The priu
cipIe Is very plain. and the accuracy, and
certainty, and raPldity OF the results are
very striking. c. DEWEY.
Principal IF Collegiate Institute.
BosT0N Oct "a lS43.
Mr.. PAlmer's "SeIl Computing ScaIe''
Is certainly avery Ingenious arrange.
meOt oI numbers and it will save a great
amount Of time in The hands Of those
who have computing 10 perform, what
ever be The subJsct Of computation.
FREDERIC X EMERSON
Author Of North American Arithmetic
CAMBRIDGE, OcI 90. l843
| have examined Mr.. Parmer's End
less Self Computing SCaIe;'' i, is simple
and most ingenuoua end cheerlUily
concur 10 the judic;ous recomme ndB riOnt
Of the work BENJAMIN PtERt e
Professor Of Astronomy und Mathematic,
M HGrUard UaiUerSty
The work is particularly useful foI
computing INTEREST for days or months
and IN The spporioUment of town, coun
y and school taxes.
% The above work will he offered
for sale TO the cilzens oil Carroll couo
~, BY agents, DUNG the month Of May.
Price ST.. Apri 25, lS45
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-05-09
BLACK BEAR HOUSE:
4lh Street, SteWbenVilIe, d.
BY THOMAS NORTON.

The underslgned respectfully informs
his old customers and the public 10 gene.
rel, that he has taken the above we'll
known house, formerly kept By him lor
twenty five years, aud recently by Jas.
Hanna. and is prepared to cater for The
wants of all who may favor him with
their patronage. There s also an ad
dltion put to the House, which will add
much TO The comfort of inc guesls.-
Likewise furnished with
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-05-09

REMOVAL DR. S. iOgohart has been
appointed collector Of Customs at Cleve.
land, in The place oI William Milford
removed Thts appointment is under
SIOod 10 have been made 10 Obedirnce 10
the voice Of the party, without reference
to Cass or Tyler influence so says the
Herald. Ohio State Journal
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-05-09
New Furniture,

No pains or Expense will be spared 10
furnish the TABLE and The BAR with the
very best that the ina rkets can afford
With the determination to devote his on
tire personal attention 10 the comfort and
accommodation Of those who may favor
him with o call, aided bv ecnve, careful
and obIigiDg servants, he hopes TO give
general satisfaction. The terms are
right THOMAS NORTON
AprI 25, ls45 -2S .U.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-05-09

Estate Of John BIackTedge,

NO'ice is hereby given, that We have
been appointed and qualified as Expcu
tors Of the estate OI John BlackIedgs.
late Of Carroll county, Ohio, deceased
All persons indebted 10 said estate, are
required to make immediate payment,
and those having claims. to present them
legally authenticated, Tor settlement,
within one Vesr from This date
WIN BLACKLEDGE,
THOMAS DENNY, la rs
Msy2. 1916 a9. 1t.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-05-09
From The Boston American

SARsAPARTLLA. We have no great
faith 10 the generality OF medical com
pounds. and always voted medicine a
DuisaRce, bat we canf help saying good
naIured tAlng now and thea in favor OF
such liberal and enterprising geOtIeme n
Ss the Massrs. SandS, ef Now York, the
discoveIers OF aR excellent mo de Of TX.
aractiNg the vIvtues Of the famous rool
surs ParrIla. A friend Of ours, who was
induced to take this article from our re.
commendarion, assures Us oil its highly
beneficial effects in his case. He had
been troubled with a cutaneous affection
tor more than ten years, and had spent
two or lhrce hundred dollars and much
time in physicians, medicines. &c. H.
had taken mercury in ito various forms
tar, suI Phur, and ell sorls of stuF. thl ht
was completely dlshearlened Since he
began TO take this preparation. about slA
weeks since, he has become almost GU
iirely cured. From his expe rience ant
our own observation of its good effects
we Recommend 1t TO all who ire troubled
with similar comp aints
For further particulars and conclusiv,
evidence its superior value and eficac,
see pamphlets, which may be obtained 0
agents gratis,
Prepared and sod, wholesale and retail
by A, B, SANDS & CO., Druggists ani
Chemists, 273 Broadway, New York
Price 81 per bottle: six bottles for IS,
For sale also by X. JACKSON, Carroll
ton, Ohio.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-05-09
&RMAHMMA.

From the subscriber, living
WA in East township, Carroll
EnmA HM county, Ohio, on Thursday
~ 1Y light, The 24h Of Aprd two
ss=SS MARE COLTS. Two years
old spring; One is gray, nearly done
shedding; the other, it is thought will be
after shading, nearly a slswberry roSn
Each has a star in The forehead, and i
very heavy name and tail.
Any person taking up the sbove colts
and giving information to the subscriber
directed to HsnovertOn CoIumbiaur
COUNTY, Ohio. or to the Office Of the Car
roll Fos Press, as TO where he can ge
them, will be hberOlly rewarded.
JOHN CALDER.
May 2 ls45 80 1t.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-05-09
A Valuable Farm for sale,

The subscriber wishes TO sell al pri
VHte sale the farm on which he resides;
situate on the road leading from Carroll
ion TO New Philadelphia, one hall mile
from Csrrolllon. Said Isrm contains l60
acres, 400 acres Of which are cleared,
md WLder good fence and cultivation
having good house and bark barn with
suitable out bulldings;a good orchard Of
apple; peach and other fruit trees Per
sonS wishing 10 purchase euod farm
woald do we'll TO call and ex mine the
premises, where the terms will be made
known JOHN EBERSOLE.
April 25, lS45. .-2s-4t.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-05-09
Estate Of Sam. ROthaCker,

Notice is hereby eiven, that the un-
dersIgaed have been appointed and QuaI
fled administrators Of the eslalaoi Sam
ueI RothsCker, late OF Carroll county
Ohio, deceased All persons ndeb'ed IL
said estate, are required 10 make Imme-
date paymenr, aud all persons having
claims, to present them dU'v aulhenuica.
led for settlement. within one year from
this date D ROTHACKER
KENNEDY, ~" ~
April 25 l845-2S d
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-05-09
Executors Sale.
BY REQUEST OF Tue HEIRS

DE WNNVDTI OE TUE EIHINoI
THE undersigned, executor OF the es.
tate of Richard Dandy, deceased, will Of
fer for sale on the premises. on Salurday y
the Oath day Of MAY, lS45, between The
hours Of 10 o'clock. A M a0d 8 o'clock
P NJ, the following property 10 wit: Part
OF tho south east quarter Of section Is,
township IA (UnIon) of range +, con-
tanning SO! acres, more or less. Those
wishing to purchase would find it 10
their advantage 10 be in attendance Oh
said day. JAMES NIXON, Executor.
April 25, lS45-2S st.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-05-09
NOTICE,

Is hereby given, that petition will
be presented 10 The Commissioners OI
Carroll county, at their June So ssion, in
1915, praylDg for The location Of . coun
Iy read, commencing on The "Mahlon
Beatty road" near The north east corner
OF Harrison Downs fence, thence the
nearest and best road, near the house and
barn Of Jacob Shearer. on The south side.
TO the south east corner of Jacob Shear.
er's land, thence south 10 the New Lis.
bon and New Phiiadel phis state road
MANY PETITIONERS
April 25, l645 -29-4t
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-05-09
GOLDEN BOOT,


The Undersigned have been duly ap-
pointed and qualified as Administrators
Of the Estate of Thomas Sbesrer, late
Of Carroll county, deceased; Therefore
all persons indebted 10 said estate must
mako immediate psymen, TO The sub
scribsrs, and oil ha wing claims against
said estate will present them, Legally
orovsn, for settlement within the lime
required by law
John fl SHEARER, Admins.
JONATHAN SHEARER traitors.
Feb 2S, IS45.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-05-09
NOTICE

Is hereby given, that petition will
be presented TO the Commissioners of
Carols county, Ohio. at their June ses
sion. praying tor the vocation OF part
Of the old road leading from Lees 'burgh
IN Carroll county, lo Osnaburgh, in Sta rk
county, commencing al the north line of
Carroll county, running about frly rods
south 10 where II inlersrcts the old road
Immediately below The barn OF Joseph
KlmbsI. sen MANY PE1rTIoNRRs
May 2. l645-29 4t.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-05-09
A GREAT BARGAIN!
Who wants iG9

6NtlE subscriber intends 10 sell. al
Il private sale. bis LOT and OUT
LOT in CARROLLTON. The Lot is
No. 9S in Roberts ed addition 10 Car
rOIItoD, and has a good story and ha II
frame house with five ooms, and a good
Gel lar wood shed, we'll, smoke house,
large and comfortable stsbe pig pen =,
and number oi bearing fruit trees on
It. The Out Lot Is but TWO or three
rods from The lot, and contains a little
less thqn one and half acres. The
above property !will be sold uery lov
The Terms will be made to suit nearly
any purchaser, and an lndlspulabIe. title
will be given. Those who wish 10 OBJ
tain a comfortable home ~ the town Of
CarrolIIon for a propoIlionably small
consideration, viii do we'll TO Ike this
chauce. Enquire, either personally
by letter, (post paid) Of The Rev D
Ro'hacker, in CarrolIton, or Of The sub
scriber.
A. B BlERDEMANN.
Uniontown, Stark Co, o.
Feb Ia. l845.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-05-09
April 25 l845-2S d
ESTATE Of WILLIAM Robson

ESTATE Of WILLIAM Robson
N,ice is hereby given, that the un
derSigned has been appointed and quail
fed as executor OF The estate Of William
Robson, late OF Carroll county, Ohio
decsascd. Those indebted 10 said estate
are requested to make immediate pay.
meDt, and those having claims will pre-.
sent them for settlement within ono yea
from this date WILLIAM REED,
Executor OI the estate of VIM Robson
April 25, 1915 2S-4I
Administrators Sale.
Notice is hereby gwen, tina. the fol-
lowing real estate. 10 wit: the south east
quarter Of section 25, township I3, and
range 5, containing one hundred and 6f
~ nine acres. more or less. viii be offer
ed a public sale, on the 23d dsv Of May
next, at the late residence Of Samuel
B ar, deceased. Terms made known on
the day Sf sale
SAMUEL WILLIAMS,
Administrator OF said estate
April 25, lS45 -28-4t
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-05-09
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS,

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
The State of Ohio, Carroll county, IS
Samuel Richardson !
Lacy Black more, Ihomas Richard -
ron, Eea1ur Crooks, Davlo Phillip,
and AnNe his wife, John Richard. :
son William Richardson, The heirs :
OF ElIEabeth Hardgrove, and Iohn, | 8
Thomns, Richard and Rebecca. with ,
other unknown heirs of Richard
Richardson, deceaspd.
Said defendants will taAe notice that a
PsIillon vas filed agSlnsl lhena on lhp 5rh
day OI May, A. D. I845, ia the Office a
the CIeTk Of tho cOurt Of common pleas
in sald cOuly, aHd is nov pending. where
IN SsaaUel Richardson demands partition
OF the following real estate. situate in
the town OI CarroIlon 10 said county, to
VII: Lot number seventy Tour in Rob
ERIE sddiuoA to the town OF CentrevilIe,
nov CarrOIstou in said county, and that
81 the Oexl term st snid cour, applica
u"n will be- made by lhs said Ssmuel
Rlchs rdson for an order that partition
may DO made Of said premises
ROBERT McCLAVE,
Attorney for Petitioner.
May 9, 1850 Ct,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-05-09
FarAEa fer sale.

The under'igNed offers for sale guar
ter section OF land lying Ia the soutl
~osl corner of Fox township, Carroll
county, Ohio. Those who desire 10 90,
II may call on me or my sons, who Iiv,
on the premises and can give any infor
matien wanted.
John DONALDSON.
May 9, l845 80 Il.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-05-09
Notice
NOTICE

Is hereby given, to all concerned, that
a petition will be presented 10 the Com
missioners Of Carroll county, at thsir
next session. praying for the vacation OF
SO much Of the old Bethlehem road. as
lies between The north east line Of James
Bsatly's land and The county line, near
Magnolia MANY PETITIONERS.
April 25, l845 -2S-4t
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-05-09
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

n Office is hereby given, that The
~ Undersigned has been appointed
and duly qualified as Administrator de
bOniS non on the estate OF Daniel BerlIU.
late oil Carroll county, Ohio, deceased d
Those indebted to said estate are requss
Led 10 make immediate payment.
THOMAS WALLACE,
Administrators de boniS non
Feb. 90 IS45.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-05-09
Final Account,

Final Account.
Ths final account of Daniel Smith
and Samuel Smith, Adminlsua,ors oil
Michael Smith. deceased, have been put
on file 10 The Office of the Clerk Of the
court Of common pleas.
DANIEL McCOOK, Clerk.
Clerks Office CarroIIton,i
April ID, l645.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-05-09
ENLARGED AND NEW
ESTABLISHMENT.
RUKENBROD a. BAXTER,
BOOTS & SHOES.

Ladies', Gentlemen.
Misses, and Boys,
can all be accom-.
modaied with the
finest, most stylish,
durable, and cheap.
est Boots, Shoes,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-03-06
HERDS GRASS SEED.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
For E.1LE.

TIME SUBSCRIBER offers for sale the Tract Of
Land on which he resides. in the county of Camp
hell. abou, one and half miles IRON Lynchhurg. adon>
ing the Lands Of William Daniel. Jr. This Tract con-
ains Dol acres about co ofwhlch in woods
heavily ,imbered and as good roBscco LAND as any in
Campbell county. The buiIdnas are e"od; the dwell
linz is aued hause with six iooms fur above ground
sod Two in the cellar and six frepaces, the out buildings
are very good, three tobacco houses, good framed
kitchen and smoke house house shielded three
sides for stables and good negrors' house with stone
chimney. There is eood orchard uf apple Irees--twu
hundred choice finl, ,refs-'Ihe cultivated Lands are
divided into five fields and thee lots II is not
ssry % saw any thno more. these wanting 10 buy
will y~v ir themselves ! will sci, the entire Tact
or a par NJ NAV suit purchasers. will take pleasure
in Starving ,i.e Land iuany person wanting TO huy
DOUGLASS II. PICKETT.
March Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-03-06

pursuance "f the decree of The crcui, superior
Il court of law and chancery. far the county III Nell
Sun, pronounced the Sh day Of October 1874 in the
case Of Clifford Cahell against Londons. Willineham
Drewry, and others. the undersigned. appointed a
commissioned for that purpose. will "Wednesday the
the l2h day of March nexi. at the inwn Of New Mar.
ke'. in the county of Nelson sell al public auction, To
the highest bidder, the Freeh, Boat, Gabriel Tar. To-
ge'her with her rigging gear tackle aud appurienances
AS much cash will he required will deirsy tn. ex,
Peses oil sale. and Tor The residue, credit ri mnnhs
viii be given taking fom he purchaser hnnd with an,
proved security. VIM H. DIGGES.
Sheriff Of Nelson County.
Feb. 10 I'm