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The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-11-23
Always Treacherous and Factious

|! is worth remembering, That South
Carolina has never been loyal to the
Union. Even before the Union was
formed, under The present Constitution,
and in the very crisis Of The Revolution,
South Carolina placed her self-interest
before the common interests fthe country.
When Charleston was threatened by the
British, under Provost, her own officers
proposed 10 capltulate 10 the British,
upon the most ignominious terms. These
terms are stated as follows in Game s
Mercury for July l9, l779; and after al!
abatement for lhe prejudice of the time. il
must be admitted that they are most dis
creditabIe to Southern chivalry -
"fhe following is the proposition made
by ColoneIs Smith and Mcintosh 10 Col.
Provost and Capt. Moncrief, at confer.
ence at Charleston, May l2, 1873 -
THAT Carolina Should remain in a state OF
neutrality during The a0ar, and tie question
Whether Carolina Shoaid remain an inde-
pendent Stats. or be subject 10 Great Britain,
be determined by Tile Jate Ofhhe par.' "
"This proposition shows in a clear
point OF view, with what ease the people
OF Carolina can throw off and break their
most solemn engagement with the Con
tinental Congress and France, on the ap-
proach of real danger, or whenever they
think it will suit their private views
Such is the much.boasled virtue and
honor Of the inhabitants of South Caro-
lina."-Quoted in Frank NoOrs's Diary
ofMe RevoIution, vol, ,. p. l62.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-11-23
Eloquence,

You ask for instructions adapted to i'm
grovcment in oloquonco This is subject
for a treatise, says Writ, not for u lottcr-
Cicero. however, has summed up the whole
art in IA few words il -"0pic--disiincte--
oradte-- -dicere'--to speak to tho purpose
to speak clearly and distnctll--;o speak
gracefully. To bo able to speak to tho pur.
pose. you must understand your subject aud
all things that belong To it and then your
thoughts and method must be clear in tIom-
selves, aud coarly and distinctly cIunciatcd;
and lastly, your voice, style Of your delivery
aud gesture must DO graceful and impress
ivc.
In relation to this subject | would siren
uUusly ndyiso you two things: converse
much and Gftou, aud carefully. with rofer.
enco to this rulo OF 1pte. d,stiGcte, ornate !;
and lot your conversation have reference to
the same objects. do not mean that YOU
should ho elaborate and formal in your or
dinary conversation. Lot it be perfectly
simple and natural but always in good lime,
(to speak as the musician,) and we'll ruunci-
atcd.
With regard to tho s.ylo Of olcQuencc you
should adopt. that must depend very mUclS
on your own tasto and genius You are
not disposed, presume. to be an humble
lid farewell TO tho hopo OF omincncc in this
walk Nome no moro imIIators to whom
nature has glvon original bowers. Tho ape
alone Is content with mere imitation. Il
nature has bestowed such u portion of the
spirit Of OratOry as can advance YOU to u
rank in this walk, your manner will be your
own. ...
In what style of oIoqnenco you arc bost
fitted to excel. you yourself, if destined to
excellence, arc tho best Judge | can only
tell you that tho II rid aud Asiatic style is
not tho taste of tho ugo. Tho strong. and
even tho rugged aud abrupt, are moro sue
cesstul. Both in proportions. boldly and
briefly expressed, pithy sentences. nervous
common sense strong phrases, the )riic'trr
dnddr both in language, well conducted
periods, sudden and strong masses of lighT,
an adage in English or Latin, II koon sar.
casm, a mcrciless personality, mortal
thrust-these arc the beauties aud doiormi-
ties that now mako speaker tho most in.
tcrestng.
gentleman and Christian will conform
to tho roiguing taste 50 far only as Ls prin.
cplcs and habits of d, corum will permit
The forid aud Asiatic was never good
style for European or an American taste.
We require that Il man should speak to the
purpose and como to tho point-that hn
should Instruct and convince. To do this
mind must move with great strength and
power; reason should bo manicstly his
master Acknowledgements should prodomi
nate throughout; but these great points 60
cured. wit and fancy may cast their lights
around his path. provided the wit be cour
teous as we'll as brilliant, and tho fancy
chaste aud modest But thoy must be kept
we'll in tho back ground for they are dan.
gerous allies; aud man had better bo with
out them than show them in front, or to
show them TOO often.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-11-23
ISLE OF BEAUTY.

Shades OF ov'ning, close not O'or US,
Leave our lonely bark awhile,
Morn. alas will not restore us
Wonder dim and distant isle;
Still my fancy eau discover
Sunny spnts where friends may dwoll,
Darker shadows round ne hovUr,
Isle Of beauty, faro thco well,
'Tis tho hour when happy faces
Smile around tho topoI's light,
Who will Ill our vacant places
Who will sing our songs to night +?
Through the msts that float above Us
Family sounds tho ycspcr tell,
Like voice from those who love us,
Breathing tondly, faro thGo woll.
When tho waves are round mo breaking
AS pace tho deck alone,
Aud my oyc in vain is seeking
Some green leaf to rest upon,
What would | not give to wander
Whcro my old companions dwell;
Absence makes tho heart grow tOndor,
l,lc of beauty, fa'o lhco well
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-11-23
Professor Horsford's Mcde of Preserving
Cider. ...


We have been asked so many times 10
reprint the excellent recipe Of Professor
Horsford for arrestng the fermentation of
cider or other sacchaline juices at any
desired point, that we feel bound TO com
ply. We have tried the experiment SO as
TO satisfy us Of its value, and recommend
our readers to do the same. Our Plan
has been 10 add the sugar at an early
stage of the fermentation, ana lhe sulphite
soon afterward, and in somewhat larger
quantities than has been recommended
The sugar makers add the sulphite as
soon as Il c juice is expressed. DR.. Ure
says The action of the sniphur is 10
obsruct the fermentation by absorbing
oxygen. and thereby preventing the elm
inaiion OF yeast particles. The following
is the recipe: r .....
"When the cider in the barrel is under.
going lively fermentation, add as much
white sugar hs will be equal 10 half or
three quarters Of a pound 10 each gallon
of cider, and let the fermentation proceed
until the liquid attains the right taste to
suit then add an eighth to quarter Of
an ounce Of sulphile { not suIphate) OF
lime 10 each gallon of cider in the cask /;
first mixing the powder in about quart
OF the cider, and then pouring it back into
the cask. and give tia thorough shaking
or rolling. After standing bunged up a
few days, for the matter added 10 become
incorporated with The cider, i! may be
Bottled or used from the cask.
Don't mistake sulphate OF lime, which
is natural production, aud known as
plaster of Paris, for sulphite of lime,
which is manufactured article, and is
worth by the barrel 33 cts. pound, and
by the cwt. 37t cents, and by the single
pound so cts. Il has been of late much
used by sugar, makers to prevent fsrmen-
ta'ion of their cane juice and in our
opinion it will be found more effective as
preventive of fermentation in cider
than an arrester of it after it has pro-
ceeded nearly to completion."-N. Y.
Tribune. ....
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-11-23
METH0DIsM AND SLAVERY.

Relations Of .Nchodism 10 the Courrnmrni
and 10 SfdUrry- Treatment Of Meth
od'st Clergyman and Lddy al The South
Proirctioa in The Erercise Of Constitu-
hondi Righs Demanded.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-11-23

The English National Anthem, "God
Save tho King" was composed upon the
occasion of tho escape of James from the
Gunpowder Plot. The author, who was
born in Somersetshire, in 1868, and died
abroad at Anyors, March l2th, 1923, was
named John Bull, and SO great was the pop
ularity of tho ode, that his namo has be.
come the nickname gloried in by his cOun'
trymen
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-11-23
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
LAW FIRM,

LAW FIRM.
A LFRED PHELPS g. Albert G. Riddle, com
IA posing he Old Law Firm of Phelps 4 Riddle
anl Alfred Phelps, Jr have formed Copnrlntrshir
connection for the Practice OF Law, under the
.ame Of Phelps Riddle & Phelps, n, the Old Office
of Phelps & Ridl'c where they viii attend to all
law business which may be entrusted t" their
care. ALFRED PHEIiS,
ALBERT G. RlDDlE,
AIFRE } PHELPS, In.
Chardon, December 9th, 1859. 5lTH
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-11-23

EVERYTHING has a first cause. except por-
haps some few unlucky candidates for legal
practice.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-11-23
9br Jcffrrsonion Democrat
rs evsh'suRD EVERY FRIDAY MORNING, AT
CHARDoN, Geauga County, Ohio.


oFee directly Ouer tis Drug Store Of Cook6 Hap,
HoH, Dest side Of The Pubic Syuare.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-11-23

IMPORTANT LETTER FROM REV. NJ EDDY
D. D., EDITOR OF THE NoTnwEsTERN CHRIS
TIAN ADVOCATE, TO PRESIDENT BUCHANAN
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-11-23


- Advertisements should be marked the mum.
ber OF times they ire designed to he nserted those
not so marked, will he continued until ordered out
and charged according to the above terms.
The privileges of yearly advertisers will be con.
lined to their regular business.
Attorneys will he holden for the price Of inserting
advertisements brought by them.
RT TAucommuneNuons must he addressed to the
proprietor, postage paid, to receive attention
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-11-23
THRASEIER, DURFEE & HATHAWAY,
ATTORNEYS & CouuSpIiDrS at Law.

CLARION, GEAUGA COUNTY, o.,
Will give prompt attention 10 business entrusted
to them, in Geauga and adjoining Counties.
01-Otfice over DR. J. Nichols Drug Store.
A. II. THRAsHER, Il. f. DURFEE, l. ~ HATHAWAY
CharIou, Nov. 25th, 1859. 5l5u
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-11-23

II Rct paid within tho year, ............ 3 90
t5-Ah hnds ef nerehantSble produce taken in
payment, at the market price.
's'No paper discontinued until all arreaFuvps
ace paid, except at the option of the Publisher.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1860-11-23
RATES OF ADvSRTlsING

M TE0 Uf ADNNRIISINN.
LEaAL ADVERTISEMENTS will he inserted ns FOL.
te%s--Ae CTS. square, first insertion; each sub.
se1uent insertion, D cts n square.
BUSINESS ADVERTISEMENTS will be inaertel nj
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-10-27
WORMELL'S SALOON

(fOrmerIy '' Shndcs,")
MAIN STREET WEANERNIIIE
ftt.A TIE PROPRIETOR GIVES NOTICE
ylI that on and after this date he intends keep
ing first class drinking Saloon, where none but
the best Wines, Liquors and Cigars will he sup
piled to those who may favor him with their pa
tronage.
He wishes particularly to state that henccforth
no dancing will be allowed in his house. and that
in every respect it will be conducted in quiet
and orderly manner. Patronage solicited
+. A. WORMELL.
Weavervilc July 2S, 1860. 2St
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-10-27
BILLIARD
BAN X r XCH A N G E
The most comfortable Saloon
In Town, either by DAY or NIGHT.

TNH PROPRIETORS BEG LEAVE TO
l state to the public that their Saloon is now
furnished with THREE NEW BILLIARD
TABLES, Marble and Slate beds, with PheiOi'S
Combination Cushions, direct from O'Conncr Il
Collender, makers, through their agent NJ. Il.
Hughes, San Francisco.
The Bank Exchange Bar is furnished with the
best the market affords, at all times.
Champagne, of the celebrated CliquoP brand,
always on hand. +. Il j. YOUNG
Weaverville, June Is, 1859 22.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-10-27
Order OF Election.

Board of Supervisors met pursuant to call !;
Geo Williams and Ii. w. Everest present
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-27

yyASrSp-A SITUATION As COOK AMI TO ASSIST
w N The washira ard ronsF Good city NJ erence C..
a. Il. Yes lsh 81 rs& - ~,
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-10-11
WOODS BAR REsToRATlTE,

Profsssor WOod--Dear Sir. Having had tho nia-
fortune TO lose the best portion OF my hair, from tho
yellow feyer In New Orleans IN 1854. was induced
10 make tidal Of your preparation, and found II 10 an
swer a. the very thing needed. MyhGiris Row thick
aud glossy aud no words ean express my obligaI1Ds
To you In giving TO the afflicted such treasure;
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-10-11
BRENNAMAN'S
IMPROVED Chain PUMP!

n HAVE REMOVED MY SHOP from my former
stand on Broadway In Lancaster, TO my residence
one and half mile East OF town oD the pike, where
will ali short notice. and warrant satisfac
lion. ISAAC BRENNAN AN.
MnNa. la6n--Aff
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-10-11

The above is portrait Of David McCreery, Of Ma
piertownship, who, on the 3lst day OF August Is5a
made AFFIDAVIT: before Justice Gorley that he wastreat
ed for the cure Of Cancer by three physicians OF Bed
ford county, aud by DR.. Newton ofthe Eclectic Col
lege in Cincinnati for aperOd nearly eight months
otwithsandilg which, his lip, nose and portion Of
his LEFT cheek entirely eaten away He had Civ
en- gpallhope, when he heard ofthe "Blood Search
en-" and was induced to try IL -Four bottles cured
him, and although sadly dis6gured there is no
tion but what this invaluable medicine saved his ife
The full particulars OF this remarkable case may De
seen in be had Of any ofthe age
We also refer to the case OF Nancy Beakney OF El-
dert6h, Armstrong county, Pennsylvania. cured OF
Scroua amor being unable to get bed for 3years
To the case Of lady In Ans0nv Clear1eld Coup
ty. who also afflicted with Scrofula In Its worst
fOTm.
To the case Of George Meisel, residing in Carroll
town. Cambria county, Pennsylvania who was so bad
y afflicted with Cancer thatt eat his entire nose OF
and his was worse, ifpossible than McCreery's
Tho particulars ofthese cases, every one Of which
was cnred by the ofthc Blood Searcher-may also
be found In a circular to be had ofauy agent.
X. NJ, LEMON, Proprietor.
Laboratory for the manufacture and sale, near the
Pa. Railroad Depot, Hollidaysbureh, Pennsyivania.
DR.. Geo.H Keyser. Wholesale agent, Pittsburg, Pa
For sale by KAhFFMAN & CO., Lancaster; j. H.
Swain. Groyepor; e. Schuller, Roberts 4 Samuel
Columbus; L. H. Stutson, West JeGerson;, DR.. A. W
Munson, Kenton. January 90, Ie60--Iy39
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-10-11
Dissolution Of Partnership.

VUyHE Partnership heretofore existing between SIN.
Ron b. BlCKFoRD q JOHN G. DAVIS In the
Lancaster Woollen Factory, Lancaster Ohio, 10 by
tuAl consent this day dissolved. The books and
counts OF said arm are in the possession of said Sim
con B. Bickford, who is 10 collect and set
tie the accounts aud business ofsaid nrm. He will be
found at all times at the place Of business, formerly
occupied by said arm. All persons indebted to said
arm are reqU ested TO forward and make imme-
diate payment. SIMEON b. BICKF0RD,,
May 10, le60-7tf JOHN c. DAVIS.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-10-11
Blood Purifier and Blood Pills,
DIR. ROBACk's
SCAkllNAIIAN REMEDIES.


iNnINiVIiV DpWEnIpV
Hl
"HEN DIX. R0BACk. tho celebrated swedisn
Blood pills the United States. he set forth In plain
language their curative properties THIS was years
ago. The task OF recommending them has since been
taken out 0 mig hGnds. Enlghtened men whose enat
aeter Tor sound Judgment and pniosophy. gvestns,t
opinions weiRntin the community men who oosorVe
reject, and make assurance douoiy sure, DeIore
they declde-are everywhere approving and urging
the use OF these wondeItM rreparanons. hIl VINO
eonndeinl lhe WISDOM ahu hones,y VI Wno
ehose To oiWesuga,e Ior themselves arc no" VI ""o
mdne on ihlslm mpo,taht Ian suoleGt' n. poh.ok uh,.,
Iheevuenee IN lns possession oi "hSn .S
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 'no Pao'''' '''"''''"0' '"o
ioHoW'"g p,cre.
That the BLOOD puRIFlER and BLOOD PILLS.
haVeOeeh proven oy nnhlyssio
oVNlhlN No mlnhHhE
ina he! o"'c' aimDs, un,sossn, eo"P'a"'
DfsphrniA ri.
WV. ahu ~ ,hav
aner all o'her medeineS nave proVou uSeleS'' 'hey
LIVER COMPLAINT, r,,,
andre"ore'nehesn" sImK ashgI "S'
who have langul'hed for years In helpless weakness
Wild gre1trapIu'H unuuI u'
ne,r y, y ,hsir en,s st%niat
Hesh are IemoNeu ~! .nv'. eoru.aa"u Bo""o
Ing propcriM,e.s%, " : % Ihal ~ ~ they ~ rseInM rIM,,r,ov,
EmEo hnso lin .nd ohu.sd
~, Al, ~. AZ = ~ ~ 4. a ltca anJ ron
that ther direct Is 10 lenglhen le, ana rem
derhenoyaole. Ihat;opera"hSd'ree''y"p "poh'hoP0t-
son oJ dsedSStnJ1s ,n,a sStsv CioSa, no NM,
THEY OAOsE 10 HEAL, ,.,.,-
ana dscharge from tne system, every lant
Whelher hereGa'arS oT LTD 2tpeIWsei
kEChulr ihh DEblLaIA DEN I, IEp.
and that therels no disease OF me stomaen anu pow
eh,tne hver mo nervous system, the SKIN E,hnus OF
mnseles,n arlnng from impurities IN lne nloou OF
Secretion, they 20 not give Promptrs"&H r. ana,
or administered before me very citadel OF lfe mas
been Invaded egsst psintss, Sad Ps9'St yvr fTrs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-22
gram a~htnSton.

100 y Nov ~ 1t II uOders TODD
Nhsh''.,,.sv General BisSk has prepared
~, A''r,--,'.n,ops n the right Of secession,
.4sS s..a'lAs position. which, 1t Is be-
a., " f,rr, ths basis OF the Presidents
.f,f+, w." Ibp subject IN addition TO his
Eas-.t - al message, II is believed the sub.
r,ss. ~ hight up IN the Csoluet yes terday,
a, 80 sa,an mem 6crs uisseuted from the
~ ~. LEGAL view Of the subject
.f.' ,s,,,srnn,cnt has official information
~ r,tn.lauS Montgomery has COM
.-,. &c ,e-x,ianS IN Kansas by hanging and
rs1e~A - ..s>ary mCu. and threatening to
aie F,> a3,aurumeut Of the laud sales adj
~r+' q" axe ulaCe IN Deem Der. Previous
SD. e45 been received here stating that
Is ~sry-s turee amounts 10 500 men, with
, - .rtrS. ammunition aud other mate
cFa rhet from time 10 time warlike sup
- = '-. hsen received from the Northwest
g'' s,.sv the demand - adjourn the land
,a'' H,,.f he rrs0Tied 10 As a mere prete1t
So an armed force, and that the real
- ms lSr!ess organization is Il raid
,'-e. no frontiers of Missouri, then on Ar
an. Western Texas, tSayenge the pun
ia 49, h'hGtau emls$arieS.
' .,-.g-s thai Gov. NedaTy, now here. is
3tyrd with regard 10 Men gomery's
n6t5!ugs, aud orders Will be forth tn
.-n4a - Kansas. giving the Federal
~' sr-b p1luls as viii be most necessary
- rrs.ec,.on Il The people aud the Land
=. - well 81 the public property.
>. SOFT has been named IS one of the
-..... ifzrly t. be invaded.
i>... -so7T,e3 thai Montgomery assumes the
-,,s.f 81 abJ'ltjoCiSt IN full meaning.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-22

.,e,..yIFID. N. Nov. IA Republican
.,,.k place here last night. Mr.. Lin
as ssr-sNded, and made speech. He
"a ms t.lrnds for the honor conferred
.-' ar, and .rI elceG with them in the success
,'tsrcsuss He said, In our rej3icings,
II, rs.,5e. express nor cherish harsh feel
..,r.r3, those differing with US. Let us
ines remegn bar that all Anne ricaus are
~. - 4 = common country, aud should
t.gs,Arr 40 bonds OF traterual feeling"
IL FUSED Amself from further speaking,
:. = repeating his thanks.
>..4tlr Trumbuu. OF Illinois, followed him,
a.. ,a.t hat, though Mr.. Lincoln was elected
tr.a4 Republican party. YET IS Chief Magis-
,-..rs. ne Republic he VIII neither belong
.3..rUr any other party. When Inaugural
.-t AZ viii te As Teadt 20 defend aud protect
.,.>.a,e in which be aid not receive q soIi-
..-. ra;e Is ;A4t which gave him the largest
-..rl.y,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-22
AUCT1oa sALEs
FGTUkE DAYS
$1,000 -
BY 4 IL, Cook, Aurt,r

t urHfCN,iIuHE. MssthLLANe AR.
20 mat. at 10 o.elook vii sell at m st"ra III
vaUcfy .I~n anu USUAL
arge lot Of Miscell sous Articles:
Dh OD<, EAk WAkt,
ChI a, CkOCKtRY ard GLASS WARE
LAMPS TR VEIL u BAGS,
nILPh lNGS, LGUKING-GLASSFS
CLOCKS. FANCY ARTItLES
together with a large lot of articles Too npr,ar
Gus 10 enumeTate. tno 22l r.. IS. COUR, Auct'r.
sSToIk or MILLINERY 1OUsEuoIn
n, TURE &c. AT AUCTION,-On FIT
Dh1 sd inst. at 10 O'CLOCK. will SELL at the s,ors
OF MIS- Rebscca Everett, on Broad, tetwean M
ana otn streets. all the stock contained in said
sore, consisting of the usual variety of Millinery
Several articles OF Household Furniture, 10.
Sale conducted by E. B. Cook Auct. no 20 T.
SALE OF STGCE, CROPS, FARMING
- lhPLE VI EN- rs. AEON WEDNESDAY, the
ON day OF December next. If fair; ii not III next
Jar daE thereafter } will he so d, at KennoD's the
GGunty 81 Amelia. AL The stock of Oas ES CAT
LIE. SHEEP and HOGS; also, the crops Of o
BhECO, ORN. OARS ard F0o Err, and All rhs
TAhMlN'' lMPLEMEN Is, of every DESCRIPTION.
Ihe sale Will commence at II O'Clock A M and
continue from day to day until compieied
lEkMs.- For all sums Of $40 aLd Under cash
WI be required for Inns over S2t, SIX month";
with approved security.
~ order OF the xecutIlx.
r. Sat the same time and place, the heirs Of
John h: Steger, decd will cfsr for ale the yalu
able adjoining FARM. known as Bellevue CON
tanning ABOUT 900 acres. no q dtd
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-22
AUCxTCN AkLEG,
THIS DAY.
By Alex MOTT. Auct'r.


1Ep1 FRIES, D. Z aooDs, FUsST-
store, ON THURSDAY Nov ~. cs,u.Henei = a. 10
- t1TT1fpt assoftHett naW anu second
DRY 6OnDs cLoTaiS,s. a. 'srgs IN
voice iiesn and sea+onabie pry hoods. Ciotains /.
GaOttRIEs whlskey, Br,,d,. so.. Gan
prime order. ino al ALEx NofT. Aaotr IL
AIDES FURN. Will be sold at auction. at
II my store, on THURSDAY, Nov. 22d, com
meneing at 10 clock. des rabIe lot Of fresh and
seaonable r Y RS. consisting IN part of Victor
noz ALEX'R MOTT, Auotr.
SALE OF LAND, &C., IN Pow HATAN.-
- By virtue of q decree Of the Circuit Court oil
Powhatan county. VI Sc to the highest bidder,
On the premises, on Tn kSDAY, the 22d da, OF
hss Sasass N r nSf tSf next Hf
per end OF said county known az he "bienheiIn''
estate, ~ inh ON both sides of Deep Creek Thus
lac contains oso acres, ifrge part OF which IL
eIeek low ground and the hais nee the very best
heh land IN A hIkh site of cultivation. here ~
upon tns place = laTse and verJ conveRisEt
Nv ELLING- HoUSE, IN good repair. and all
necessary out houses. and a large and hourIshin n
ofchHtd OF the most select Iruit Indeed, II ls sell
ket. 80 ~ ~
pay the ex penses OF sale. aad on credit Of one,
TWO and three years as to the balance he bonds
70 carry INT rest from the date and the title be
WILLIS j DANCE, Com'r.
At the same time and place, will offer
for sale l36 ACRES adioIalng the above. and all
the stock of HORSES, CATTLE, SHEEP and
h NV T TP1p the place the crops Of CORN F0p
HEs and 59e and
sales JOS. v. BURSON,
no5-atds Executor of Marv 7 H"haon.