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The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-03-11
SlnEIkgEFS SALE.

SHERIFF SA LIE.
DY VIRTUE OF TWO EXECUTIONS
ID issued from the Court of Common Plea. Of
Geauga County, Ohio, wherein Patch and Allison
are Plaintiffs, and A. w. White Defendant, to me
directed and delivered, |, by my Deputy 90. c.
Dougass), have levied upon and shall expose 10
Sule at Public Nendue, at the Court House in
Churdon, in SAID County, on the
Fourth dGy Of .ipnt, .i.D. 1859.
between the hours OF Zen o'clock AN aud -Four
o'clock Pm. OF said day, the following described
REAL ESTATE, TO wit
One piece known as Village Lot No 70, in Great
I.ot NJ l9, in the Township OF Parkmln, in
said County, and is bounded as follows, 10 vii
On the north by IA street leading in westerly
direction past the Methodist Meeting House on
the west by an alley running between Lot II
aud Lots "A and 10 ON the south by lot ~, ant
! on the east by the roads lenuing from Parkmar
! Village 10 the Centre of PArkmpn, and Is tw,
/ chains and fifty nine links long and eighty -tw,
| links wide in front, and contains about Thirty
Four Rods ot Land be the same more or less
-ALSO,-
| Village Lots Nos II. Is, ~ and go in Lot 10, il
ParkmaE, bounded as follows On the nortl
by the road running east and west past tin
house owned by Henry Piner and the the hous
owned and occupied 10y Whitehead llo,stcad, T.
the old County Road ;nn the west by Nlllnge lC
No. 81 on the south by an alley running ht
tween Lots II, 7S, ~ and 50, and Lots No. p
% and 27 and on the east by an alley runni
north and south past said Lots, anC supposed
contain One Acre and One Third OF Gn Acre
Land more or less.
Said piece OF Land first above described, to wi
Lot No. -, appraised at $3.50; said last above d,
scrhed piece Of Land, being Lots Nos. Y, IS, :
and 80. appraised at 81 900
Terms OF SALE Cash on day OF sale.
ELIJAH q. WHITE, Sherii
SuERWFs OFFICE, GEAuGA Co..
March lth, 1859. 411-5w
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One other Piece of Land, known ms part of Lot 30,
in said Village Plat, and bounded 0s follows -
Beginning ut the southwest corner of said Lot
80; lhcnca east TO the south east corner OF the
the same; thence north on the Lot line, about
five rods, to land owned by Mrs. Converse
thence west to the west line, and thence south
to the place OF beginning Said Two pieces ad
Join each other.
Said Premises are appraised at 1926, subject /,
the Dover Interest OF ietsey Avery therein, unC
are to be Sold subject to such Dover Interest.
TERMS OF ALI.-Onc fourth of the purchase
money to he paid down; one-lourth in six months
and the residue in twelve months from the day .
Sale Deferred payments 10 be on interest anC
secured.
A; q. RIDDLE, Administrators
ELIAS AVERY, "''''
Chardon Feb !, 1850 413-iw
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Dr, II. TUBES will be Mt MIR. Chase,s
Hotel in this village on Wednesday next the 10Th
kyTO JUSTlCES.--A copy of the late edition
of Warrcns Criminal Law and Forms" very
valuable work for Justices, can be had at the Pub.
nsher's price, by applying at THIS OFFICE.
SCHOOL EXAMINERS NOTICE.-The
Board of School Examiners OF Gcuuga County
will hold their next Meeting on SATURDAY
tho 18th of March, 1859 at Chardon The hou,
is TEN O'Clock AN.
10. WORKABLE, Clerk
Feb %, 1859, i76'3w
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE

SHE OF REAL ESTATE
BY Order of the Probate Court,
hN the 9th day of March, 1859. at Three
~ o'clock 7 NJ, on the Premises To he Sold, IN
the Town OF Chardon, will be Sold to the highest
bidder, the following REAL ESTATE. ~ the
Property OF Barton f. Avery, diseased, Ia wit
Part of Ios Nos. 10 and II, IN the Town Plot Of
Chardon, in the County OF GcouGa and State OF
Ohio, bounded us follows =; Beginning at the
southeast corner OF Lot / thence north on hc
line of said Lot to land owned by Calvin
Knowles, supposed TO be about three rods and
sixteen links thence twelve rods to the west
line OF Lot 40; thenae south on the west line ul
said Lot 10 to the southwest corner; thence
east on the south line OF said Lots to the place
oi beginning.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-03-11
The STATE of Ohio, GcaTga q

The Puincsvilie and Hud.
son Railroad Company,
Plaintiff,
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-03-11

Richard l. Robinson, An.
drew b. Robinson, Ben
lamin Soule and Isaac
Errelt, Ex's of Ambrose
I S,,,ln Ipr'I. npilIs
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-06-21

TO be necessary TO carry the purposes Of former
Legislatures, and make these people orderly, ia
dastrious and productive By The last census scass
ofths population of Asrylandnanoeredsb shout a OO0
Within the last rine years they are estimated. BY
nstural causes and msnunissioDs, 10 have rsschsd
over 50, coo. The committee say
"The existence of 50 large number Of free
blacks in the midst Of slsvehOlding Stale Is be-
lieVsd to be Of itself an evil and this evil is readily
perceived TO be greater when 1t is considered that
portion Of them are idle, Vicious aud upprOductise
This however, is not the case with the majority Of
them and their removal would a. the committee
believe be far greater than all evils the people Of
Maryland ever suffered from them In the city Of
BlItimore il is estimated that there more than
rs COO of them, employed chiefly rs domestic ser
wants or rs lsborers in various departments Of in
dustry In many " the rural districts Of tae State
where labor is by no means abundant, they furnish
q large supply Of agricultural labor ard il is IN
questionable that quite large portion Of our soil
could not be TILED Without their aid. In dis
triets they supply almost all the labor demanded By
the farmers.
Their removal from the State would deduct
nearly City per cent. from the household and sgri-
cultural labor furnished by the people Of this color
aud indispensable to the use Of the State; would
produce great GiscomfOFt aud Inconvenience TO the
great body Of hsusehoders; would break up the
business and destroy the property Of large numbers
Of landowners aud land-renters-a class whose in
terests are entitled to much consideration those
Of any other portion Of citizens would be harsh
aud oppressive to those people themselves would
violate public sentiment, which is Generosity not only
just but kindly; aud would probably lead to ether
evils which the committee foIbsar to mention. We
are satisfied that such a measure eO1d not receive
the legislative SANCTION and would not be tolerated
by the great body Of the people of Maryland even
with that sanction"
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tbs BROADWAY DAxDr.-"An Euglish Work
man +" has just published in London a book on New
York, from which the following piece Of deserip-
ton is extracted
"Oh, for the peucil Of Cruikshanss or LsecS, to
sketch for the delectation OF my readers Broad
way SWELL with the stub boots AMI military heels an
inch and half high his parti-colored pants. nva-
risbly too short, and tight that it is with the
greatest difficulty that he can squeeze his hands
into his pockets the national substitute for gloves
his rowdy castor pulled down over his eyes, or ball
anesd on the back of his head his sEalloF al ed
blue coat and brass buttons the fashion Of qaarler
Of a century ago his overpoWerng vest; his shirt
front, composed Of the same materials aud pattern
as ladies' habit Shirts lace insertion, &c. his face
rouged, and his hair cured having gone TO bed tie
previous night en- paPioas; the sickly smell Of per
funery, and lastly the darling efulgence Of his
trickeis, soWn broadcast over his person Nov let
US stick him the steps Of Of the large hotels,
and as he diseeurses elOqueRlly Through his nOsel
Of his 'sgr-reat aud gel lOrious ked-u-try," the
tobacco saliva runs down over his gOatss beard, and
there you have representative man Of the model
Republic. Pc
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SUMMER MANUFACTURING COMPANY,

EHURSUANT Of the Sumner Chsncery Court made
tbs AP Term 1853, We, the undersigned Commissioners
WILL Saturday the 18th day OF June next sell ct auction TO
highest bidder credito 6, u and 81 months the
CONTON FACTORY
belonging the Sumner Manufacturing Company, near the
Gaatn county Of Sumner State Of Tennessee SAID
Factory has IL Spinning Fra which runs 24a 5pnde
Ree2 Dressers, "a Cards and Bats, speedeFs Drivers
40 Looms which have averaged 10000 yards Cota per
week, with good FIGURING Mill attached Ali driven By nr
class N CINE in good order
There large bricS boarding house, with buildings,
thick Office with three dwellings for
lives and Is or 10 acres will sold with the Factory snj
Factory buildings This properly originally cost the company
$50 090 besides improvements since made It's locality IS
healthy and being the Louisville and Nashville
Railroad % miles from Nashville coal behad by Railroad
good quality There will be sold at the same time and
terms, or 10 acres Of land in lots
absolute suject 70 redemption The Commits
author to sell privately AMI publicly Any ur
pr obtained addressing the undersigned
Gallatin Tenn. J.R, A. T0APkIHS
maya twt6 W. IL. BLAChMORE, Cons.
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The report accompanying these resolutions, when
was presented by the Hon. JANIS A. PEARcH, states
the committee came to the conclusion that Il was
highly inexpedient to undertake any measure for
the general removal Of the free black population
from the State, and that the best interests Of the
State, and of that class Of people too, require only
due enforcement of the statutes this subjsetal
ready existing and Of sUsh additional laws as sssa
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Free Negroes---COnveHtiOn OF SlavehOId.
ers in Maryland.


A strong feeling exists in portions of Maryland
in favor of the expulsion of free negroes from that
State This feeling it appears, exists in localities
where the evils arising from this class of population
are r.ost sensibly experienced Meetings were held
in various counties Of the Eastern Shore to consider
Of the matter and convention of the Shareholders Of
the State was finally decided upon, which met in
Baltimore en- the Sth inst, and on the second day
Of its sitting the following resolutions were, after
much debate, "a minority report and resolutions
having been submitted adopted.
Resolred, That the convention consider any meas
ure for general removal Of the free blacks from
the state Of Maryland as impolitio inexpedient,
and unoalled for by any public exigency which
could jus ify it.
ResolDsd, That the free negro population should
be well and thoroughly controlled by efficient laws,
to the end that it may be orderly Industrious, and
productive.
Rssolped, That, for the purpose of diminishing as
far as possible the evils which proceed from ex-
cessiye increase Of the free negro Glass the policy
of this State declared in 1881, should be reafirmsd
and such amendments BE- made to the act OF that
year will give to it active force and certain Oper
ton, and as will etaer prohibit emancipation stoS
gsther or compel prompt removal from the State
OF those emancip2te1; and that the Legislature
sh juld be asked to review and ameod the laws re-
lifting to free negroes and TO emancipation as to
remedy all the defects Of system which time and
experience have disclosed
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OcOEE HOUSE, CLEVELAND TENNBssEE
ID. A. TIbbs, Proprietor.

HENHIs hotel Is spacious wick building Just completed
The proprietor has Incurred heavy expense htng up
and furnishing The rooms, make them nsat and comfortable
house open for the reception Of boarde vsys
travellers and The proprietor afford ample
for 56 persops An omnibus, With good and safe team III
81 hs depot 70 convey passengers 2 Ne Hets ana
depot again. The proprietor intends 70 y % na Arhtcl
ss1ss - y DzlTai 4 FEsSp, FrussaSse.
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MOST VALUABLE CITY PROPERFx
FOR SALE. !.

An s6sring House and Lut q CA-n srest
II occupied by B Weller
The house large and ourodous eon.nlnr
ty with -srTsnt Wod
The house Is In good ORDER Of Il beng ouf8
better 1dpsea for hrst class boarding hoas aAa ~
Ths lot IS about sixty hra fset mont b. ons
tyhTe feet and tie house situated tie
addition that would render conodisz aay hltsl
the city.
large portion Of the furnursean spsruhass sasa
desired. ..r-,r Z .-
Il Is we'll known hat hotel kespng IA In Ills siY,A Pre-
aable business. and q Wishing N suc
tion this excselt opportunity procure hia
ton being convenient to All the busBsas pons e he eiy.
For terms, &c, spPlyt .ea rr.-
dese4-u A.V, a. LnlDsLKI
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YALUARLE REAL RsTATE FOR sALB.

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOX SALE
WTIsHING make other Investments, propose TO sen
w ali ouf Real Estate in Davidson county, As folowE
THAT SUBURBAN RESIDENCEy
situated the Franklin Turnpike, within half mie Of the oy
and opposite residence Of the late joseph W Horton,
Containing about Forty acres.
This psFhaps the most commanding site 10 th1eny Of aas
Vile ana most desirable county residences The house VII
- sold with u IS % land purchaser ehcose
THAT VALUABLE FARM
known the SIMS Tract situated the smith turnpike old
bapoB road within three miles Of Nashville containing so
acre The soil good well Vaered and tinbere ano can
bedyided into snail twsnsy and nFEsrd all 81
which admirably adapted for country residences market gar
dens and dairy farms. Also. that
REAUTIFUL PARM
On same rosd occupied b. T. O. NC ana ee ano orTy
owned by Fhos Harding cont lining about 30 aees IBIS
place 20 veil Deed further description II VI
also divided suit purchaseIs T. u Val snoN
fbsse places 70 any one who viii call.
All The above property win be sold on reasonable terms Rna
an 4 crsjR Of one, two, three and f0Cr years.
AppIy 70 A. v g. Hrdslgy Nashville either u ne
da-[isvds, fH0S. G. McOAMPBELL,
Six miles from Nashville
J. .MccAAPBELL,
MAIL Nashville
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Only limited nunbes of the "Nsturs Weather Indicators
for sale which be found following
places at Nashville RAINS BROWN Public Square A.
STRETCH corner Union and College streets, DEM0VILLE
co Church and Cherry streets, and H. ROSCOE
4 CO. corner of Broad and Market streets.
Price 90 Ike dsOverer will send the Natural Wealth
Indicator by mai postage paid veil put up secure
any person enclosing S2O Garrett money plain
directions regulating using &c accompany Indicator
Address LOUIS ULLMAN, Agtnt
mE3dEw-d
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MEIhUFULINAN VI
TING n OF a.
YTNHB Proprietor inform 5Eens q NashVzs
the public generally, that b hSs at eonzdarAbls
httc1 the store houses the d
CHEREY ARD CEDAR STRRE1&,
the purpose Of carrying regular bushes n tie
NEW YORK STYLE
HepurpOses HAVING regular Bill Of Para With prices ats
that he enabled Dol pockets and aDpte8 q
and charge fN than teY g This
needed city, and be strict e kll
public patronage Ne gucoesI
and the immortal FIL In the he, he vi faraA
pubh5 dinners 81 the shortest notcs He han1
large stock q
CIfARS CHEWING TOBACCO, WIVES AAD EKQ50ss
Call and examine 81 the Metropolitan
EhIl-dly- J. MOORE.
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Nashville Fail Races.

WILL COMMENCES ON MONDAY, OCT. "a.
snsncs 500 forfeit To and close the LIST day Of
July Three TO make rsce-to OF Tuesday
the 9Th Of October.
3geepstake for three ods mile eats S0 entrance
S50fOrst. Ts and close the LIST dag Of July Three
make OF Wednesday, the Sh day
o 0ctsbe-.
Sweepstakes for three year eds two ms heats S2oo
trance $50 ks and Close the ar DAY Of July
Three make rseeto od Friday the "a q
October. sAMCELJ J. CARTER.
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n Consumers can depend upon getting pure sris sAea
tsS 5uy he Valley Whisky, sold b ne bos sd
oniy WM. Il. DAILY,
10 South William Street. New f5fk,
Sole Rrprrietor.
For s in Naas1iIIs BY JOSEPH NASH ard ~ tssps
bic Groesrs ane DrugEissa- $50.
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.slsy 4uls s7.hs-
.--,s, .--+~aH go 7-1s' s-'s1t 70 ssa,-a.
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J. L. RIDDELL NJ D. Professor Of Chemistry in the Univer
sIty Of Louisiana, concerning this plant, says:
New Orleans, March 81, 1853
l. g. UILMAz, EsqDeGT Sir receive item the 18th Dec,
1857 they wonderfully delicate and believe reliable.
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X. @ ANDERSON.
X. @ ANDERSON. henry sfoARhAKE-
II. @. ANDERSON & CO.,
No. AZ North Market street,
FAsMIONABLE TAILOR s,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
READY.MADB LOTHIN
GentIemen's Furnishing Goods

VETE are In receipt Of Spring and summer stock q
wv Ready Made CIOthings and all the latest
and mporaons Of goods for regular custom Eor
Sumner Eesr, which We are confident cannot ali .
please in quality beauty and exurs and know and
WILL manufacture them in style equal 70 any house In the city
are we'll and close attention 20 the manufac-
ture az ALI kinds and descrPtionsof genemens apparel
Our resident partner in the East his whole attention
the business and his lcng experience heretofore
10 Furnishing Ready Made Goods for the msrke combined with
his trade, would oonvinee did net knoW,
that our present stock is the
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WIN. VI. WILL AGES,
(Suooessor 10 D. Z. Wl1tams)
General Commission Merchant,
ANDPA PARTICULARLY FOR THE SALE OF
BACON, LARD, GRAIN, E'l1ATHERSs
Tennessee a. WesterH Produce Generally,
DECATUR STREET, ATLANTA, GEORGIA
II Letters of inquiry in relation to the markets, &C.
sesrEd promptly. ap3-d6m,
HOUSE PAINTING,
the subscriber prepared with the greatest promptness,
contracts, large, which may be rendered style and
upon which tail give satisfaction lie pre-
pare o all OF
SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL PAINTING,
Having the of the mostexpert
and experienced artists
would request persons having work in his line to
Eve him call before making final arrangements
X. 4. FLEMING,
usrcbsdu No &C, Union between Cherry and summer
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RALTIMORE AND OHIO
RaILROAD.
Great National Route.
THE PENNSYLVANIA

GENERAL RAILROAD.
re 81 -
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LATE ARRIVALS
AT
SEy der 81 FTiEzeIl's,
OF Ladies elegant Brown Button Heel Gaiters;
~ DO do Black do 10 do
do fine Black Congress ard Lace 10 90
do do Brown do do DO
40 DO Kid Boots < Slippers, with & without heels
do do DO Buskins do Do dc
do White de Satin taiteFs snd slippers.
ALSO.
Gents Rne Calf PunD Sole Boots.
do do do and Patent Leather Caters,
do do do DO do do 10. Quagter Shoes:
do do do do do 10 Oxford Tes
de- de Glove Kid Caters and do
ALSO
Misses Congress and Lace Heel Caters;
90 do do
DO Kid Boots and Slippers with and without heels:
Childrsns do do d. 10 d. do
De Lasting Congress Lace Gsiters with s. without heels
Strangers visiting the city will and large select
FROM ~hich made t. chr order, aud the
EKgLBsIvEby.
sB3s SNYDER & BRl2AELis.
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McWHERTER BROS.
For the Fail Trade.
We are ia recent Of the most desirable ana selected stock
StapIe and Fancy Dry Goods!
We have ever offered TO the the retail trade.
VTAVING uchaaed this stock from elarest Importers and
Commission Houses in the Eastern eits, We feel no hesl-
fancy n saying that We thereby enabled goods
LOW Pc G e )
and on az asona bic Terms any house the city.
Our present stock enbTaceseyery variety Of
New and Fashionable Designs,
sush very handsome Robes Ala;
4" A Tabla;
Pente;
French DsLAiinss, Plain and Fancy.
French and English MerlnOes;
FaeopiaPaids;
Lavellas, for Travelling Dresses;
DBege's;
Plaid Nerino, English and French;
Every style ShaWls Plain Fancy Dress ksand COaks
Black Silks all grade together With ether article too tedious to
mention.
Wehave also very large stock OF Staple Goods such
Bleached Domestic, all grades:
I9&l9-4 bleached Sheeting;
- inch Pillow Cottsn;
A. Brown Sheeting;
~ and 81 sea island do;
Bro. and bid drills;
Pl'd Linsey, all kinda
Flanneis, all colsrs, qualities and priees;
Canton Flannels
Negro Blankets
Bed Blankets, every size and quality;
Brown Jeans Keseys Satinett Csssmeres gesngs Shirts,
Fronts, Collars, every article person may
find 10 complete retail store.
We keep constantly hand complete stock Of Boots and
C:os Carpets, &c To which the Of
cheapest McWHIRTER BROS.
sepl5 No. 81. North Market street.
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assortment Of Ladies and Gents Boots and Shoes snE ny
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STYLE. AZ and workmanship unsurpassed ..a..
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prices object. Please give ~ a cali . :. ,...-,
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