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The mountain Democrat., 1863-10-03
Thankfulness is the Incentive to
Gratitude.

CgRTiFIcATE.-The undersigned. desirous OF ae-
quantng those who may be unfortunate enough to
be similarly afflicted, where . permanent relief Of
their suferings may be obtained, feels it HE duty
thus pubclS express his most sincere gratitude TO
Dr. L. j. CZapkay for the peTma anent recovery Of his
health. Borne down by the distressing symptoms
incident to the vicious practices Of uncomfortable
passion in youth depressed in body and mind, una
BILE to perform even the most trHng duty imposed
on the daily avoeatons Of life sought the advice
OF many physicians, who at hrst regarded nv disease
of trifng imPortance-but, alasi after few weeks
and In several Instances months of their treatment
found to my unuteTable horror that instead Of re-
lief the symptoms became more alarming In their
torture; and, being told by that my disease be-
ing principally cOnaBed to the brain, medicine
would be Of little consequence, despaired Of ever
regaining my health, strength and energy and as a
last resort, and with but faint hope, called upon
DR.. CZapkay, who, after examining my case pre-
scribed some medicine which almost insa anty reev-
ed me Of the dull pain and dizziness In my head
Encouraged by this result, resolved to place myself
Immediately under his care and by strict obedience
to all his directions and advice. my head became
clear, my ideas collected, the constant pain 10 my
back and groins the weakness Of my limbs, the
vous reaction Of my whole body on the slightest
alarm or excitement; the miSantAropy and evil
forebodings the selfdstrust and want Of confidence
in others the incapaOty to study and want OF res
oution; the frightful, exciting, and at times pleas
urabe dreams at night followed by involuntary dis
charges, have all disappeared; and In fact In two
months after having consulted the Doctor, felt II
inspired by q new life-that life which, but Q short
time ago, contemplated to end by my own hand.
With view to guard the unfortunate from falling
into the snares Of incompetent quacks, deem II my
duty to offer this testimony to the merit and skill Of
Dr. CZapkay, and recommend him TO all who may
stand in need of medical advice, being assured BY
my own experience, that once under his care, rad
ical and permanent cure will be effected.
b. P. FILLMORE.
State Of California, County Of San PranciseS>-
Subscribed and sworn to before me- this 18th day Of
April, A. D. 1855. (Signed)
JoHN MIDDLETON, IL. 81
Notary Psbfie,
The mountain Democrat., 1863-10-03
TRE GOOD TIME HAS CONE AT
LAST


rRE GOOD TIME HAS CONE AT
LAsTI
A NEW ENGLAND ABOLITION soN0.
Ah, the good time has come at last!
New England rules the nation,
And now we've got you "hOOsiers" fast,
In spite Of all creation.
Eor tAffty3ears we've inSOgr6 hard
pFor tariff and protection,
And now we dare" you to retard,
BY setting up objection.
Protection" is the very thing
To crafty our wishes
II brings ua riches like king,
And gold and silver disheS.
II makes US love you Western folks
With very kind regard
For now we cell you calico
At ffty cents yard.
Once you had gold and silver, too,
Flying round like rockets
But soon We made you send it through
To jingle In our pockets,
While we've got plenty Of the Z. chink,"
1t surely looks quite funny,
To zee you Western Ho0sier folks
Use pasteboard for your money.
FOR OuLOu1 OuuHbltutAuus A9Wtp
Did we not loudly insist,
Until we got you HOosier boys,
Most bravely to enlist.
And now we've got you in the ranks,
We cannot help but snigger,"
To think that we can make you 6gAt
To help US free the niger.
Now we've got all the onices,
And all the contracts, too
This makes glorious time for US,
Tho rather hard for you.
For we've got Yankees just enough,
Scattered through the West,
To al the Federal Of1cea,
And feather we'll their nest.
In two years more we II make enough
To satisfy our pride,
And then we'll say to one and all,
Just " let the Union slide"
[Muscatine (Iowa) Courier.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-10-03
USE E. GOODWIN s. BROS
New York Patent Pressed
CHEWING TOBACCO!
FOK SALE EVERYWHERE |

NHiS TOBACCO Is manufactured expressly for
4 me California market the peculiar manner in
wnch II IS put up keeping 1t always moist and eaus.
ios 10 retain its flavor any length Of time.
Ijulye5ls3m
The mountain Democrat., 1863-10-03

EASTERN PERIoDfcALs.-S. Harris is furnish.
ing AIlagsse S0a European newspapers and pc
riOdicals to subscribers at greatly reduced
prices. See his advertisement.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-10-03
@rniraI ann Surgical.
DIR. L. J. CZAPKAY'S
MEDICAL AND SURGICAL
I n 9 I'll II q r e

AND SURGICAL
ms TIT q + e,
Sacramento street, IeI0SO Montgomery, opposite
Pacific NdtI Steamship CO's 0DFce,
iSGR FrdnciscO.
Established in 1854, for the Permanent
Cure of all Private and Chronic Dis
eases and the Suppression of Quack.
cry.
Attendant and Resident Physician,
L. J. CZAPKAX, n. D.,
Late in the Hungarian Revolutionary War, Chief
physlcAan TO the e0th Regiment Of HOnveds, Chiei
Surgeon to the Military Hospital Of Pesth Hungary,
late Lecturer on Diseases OF Women and ChildIen
and Honorary Member Of the Philadelphia COlleee
Of Medicine.
~ Particular attention paid to the treatment oi
diseases peculiar TO Women and Children. III
OFFICE IIoUKs.-FFom A. n I'LL 3 ?. n. COmmu-
nications strictly confidential. Permanent cure
guaranteed, or no pay. Consultations, BY letter or
otherwise, free.
Address, Oh. IL. j. CGAEhAxS
Gan Francisco.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-10-03
saTLE AND sE ooNTENTED.

The world grows old and men RrOW cold
To each while seeking treasure
And what with want, and care, and toll
We scarce have time for pleasure.
Bat never mind, that 10 q loss
Not much to be lamented-
Life rolls on gRily IL We will
Bat smile and b eonteuted.
II We are poor and would Be rich,
It win not be by pining:
No Steady hearts and hoping minds
Are hfe's bright silver lining.
There's ne'er man that dared TO nope
Hath Of his choice repeuted-
The happiest souls on earth are those
Who smile and are eontsnted.
When grief doth come 10 rack the heart,
And fortune bids uO sorrow,
From hope We MAJ blessing read.
AHd eonsolation borrow.
If fthorns viii rise where roses bloom,
Il cannot be prevented
90 make the best Of life you can,
And smile and be eoutented.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-10-03
FOREIGN PERIODICALS.

subscriptions received for all the San Francisco
dailies, at publishers prices
:. ANY Newspak kr, Magazine or Review not men
TONED IN the above list will be furnished to order
Orders for Books, Music Fancy Articles, &C., flied
promptly at the lowest market rates. Subscriptions
payable Invariably in advance. Address,
j. sTRATMAN,
july25tf
The mountain Democrat., 1863-10-03

ADMITS IT.-The Abolition candidate for
Governor Of Iowa is somewhat bolder and
more honest than members of his party
in this State. Unlike them, he is not
ashamed to avow his principles and ex-
press his fondness for negroes. He knows
the purposes of the Administrations
knows that the war is not prosecuted to
restore the Union-knows that it is to
subjugate the South and abolish slavery,
and has the frankness to avow it. In o
late speech at Keokuk, in which he ex.
ultingly proclaimed himself ian unadul
terated Abolitionists." and was Justify
cheered by his audience, be thus contin.
ued:
"The opposition charge that this is an
Abolition war. Well, admit that it is
an Abolition war; and it will be continued
as on Abolition war so long as there is one
slave at the South to be made free Never,
never can there be peace made, nor is
peace desirable, until the last link of slave.
nv is abolished"
Poor men are conscripted, torn from
their homes and families, wives are made
widows and children fatherless, the coun.
try is desolated, the masses impoverished,
blood is wasted like water, and countless
millions of treasure expended; and all for
what? To restore the Union? To en-
force obedience to the lawsp To recover
Government property? Not at all; but
10 carry on, to use the language Of the
Administration candidate for Governor Of
Iowa, ian Abolition war"!-a wa. that
will be continued so long as there is one
slave ct the South to be made free"!-
This is the entertainment to which we are
invited by the inistration. For this
we are ruinously taxed, and the lives of
our gallant countrymcn sacrificed. The
interests and happiness Of white men are
Of no importance the freedom of the
slaves of the South is what the Admins
tration demands and is fighting to accom-.
Plish.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-10-03
OR DERS
REMEMBER

kNKoSFTHE COUNTRY will receive PROMPT At.
4 tentIon. at the same low prices a. II buyers
REMEMBER
The Old Stand Cd. II. A. Caswin 4 Co.
IRON FRONT BUILDING,
MAIN STREET. PLACERVIIL.E.
CHAs. B. PETIT.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-10-03
miscellaneous An6ertistng.

n NEW STYLES n
~1ssS-4. 1seS-4.O
LAMOTT,
THE LNADIN0 HALTER OF THE
STATE,
81 J Street. Near I'd. Sacramento,
TAs ISSUED THE FALL AND WINTER styles
III Of GENTS DRESS HATS.-entirely
different from anything yet introduced in this State
All should call and see them, and In order to be
DRESSED, should have one Of them.
His stock Of SOFT HATS cOUuqrtssA ALL
ShapeR COIO33 anu rrCeS.
CAPS for Men, Youths and Children.
Of new styles, and ell varieties and prices.
Buggy Robes and Ladies' Furs. Of all
kinds and prices, . complete assortment on hand At
all times Also, nne assortment Of HORSE
BLANKETS.
Remember, IL you yIsh TO buy CHEAP, call on
LAMOTT,
sept12l 87Jst., near Cd, Sacramento.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-10-03
SAN FRANCISCO HOUSE,
J.H. PROPRIETOR.

Ia This Hotel, located on the stage road from
E;i Placerve to Nevada Territory, ~ miles east
EzAAfrom Placerville, and 81 miles west OF Straw
berry Valley, affords the best OF accommodations to
Teamsters and Travellers. Every pains will be taken
to give entire satisfaction, In entertainment and
charges to all who may favor 1t with their patron
age. share Of patronage is respectfully solicited
aug2tf J. II. MILLER.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-10-03

Remarkable Instance of Medical
Relief.-Below We publish the certificates OF three
Of the sufferers from the papgs OF disease sho hav
ing recovered their former health, and impelied by
gratitude, make known their cases and remedrl
agent, and their statements authenticated BY {
Notary Public. The demands Of society mperiousIy
command their publicity, and We nd their pc
rusal to the attention OF the afflicted:
The mountain Democrat., 1863-10-03

DIR. L. J. Czapkay's Private Med,c., -,
Surgical Institute 10 Sacramento strset A.,n Sno
Montgomery, opposite the Pacific Mail gts.."0ASss
Company's Once, San Francisco. The h. oE.E.
free consultations, and asks no Remuneration u.sIs
he effects cure. ONCE hours from 9 A. ~ toS
The mountain Democrat., 1863-10-03
CULTIES

Is invited to test the regulating and restorative
powers of this harmless but effective preparation
At the two epochs Of life in which the female system
undergoes the most important and critical changes
the Pills will prove positive safeguard against evil
consequences They also confidently recon-
mended a specific In every disorder to which fe.
males are exclusively subject.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-10-03

The undersigned is personally acouain,.A -..
Henry Wessllng, and knows that the circumS. saa
related In the foregoing certificate are trS 8
saw Henry Wesslng during his Illness, and h...s
willing testimony TO the fact of his remarkah,.
by DR.. L. J. CEapkay. (Ls1 A. RosSTw.'.'
Subscribed and sworn to before me, this iith a.,
of October A. D. 1859. ~ay
L 81 y. j. THIBAULT, Notary Puh,.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-10
PROBATE NOTICE.
settlement Of Aooounta

>1NHH following accounts have been ed In the Pro.
L bate Court Of franklin county, Ohio, and will be
heard and examined for settlement on MVNDAf, the
4th day OF January, A. D s,598f to wit;
The Ant account Of WGEAm CLARK, admir- OF John
BsRgs, decd; the 6fst account OF Charles Ptyton,
gusrdi IN OF Chsres Breckenridge; the tIst account
Of James Beers admir- of Utah Beers dec d; the frst
account OF james s. BtitoD, executor q tho will OF
Berj amin Btton decd the second accounts o. Ernii
Oase, guardian Of Gerrse W. Ball and Aups H. Ball
the second account OF Rachel shoaf admrx Of Henry
shoaf decd; third accounts Of Lewis Baker, Ruar.
dian OF Mary Peoples and James X. Peoples; the hnal
account Of Lewis Baker guardian Of cathane Peoples;
the npai account of William Rove, adm'r Of Lorerx
winnesdsufer deod the nnal accounts Of Alex White,
guardian Of Adam Bookman, Michael Bookman and
Louisa Boobm the Anal account of John Westerwel-
ler admir- OF CHARLES Przzsl deod; the anal accounts
OF John Zimmerman guardian Of Heny Kopp and Fred.
eTck Kopp, the hnsl ACCOUNT Of Daniel Gee, admr Of
John D. Uce, decd the final account OF Amos e. Ram
sey, guardian OF Thomas Ramsey and Elzabeih Ramsey
(now Robnson) the nnsl account OF William Jsmson,
admir- OF Josepn r. STAR decd; the hnsl account Of
John Knox, executor Of tie will OF Paul Wambaugh
decd; the final account OF William Unison, admr with
will annexed Of P B. Doddrdge decd and the drst ac
counts Of Philip Esper, guardian OF Ludwig Emmert
Mary Emmert and Elizabe h Emmert
II. B. ALBERY,
Probate Judge.
Columbus, % Deer 4. ls03-dlt&wRw
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Master Commissioners Sale.

william A. PlAst3 oo%noo . pleas pss Court Of Flank
,o,, s,,I, At lin county oh''
~ purauspcs Of an order OF the said Cont to me d.
Ieced, will Offer OF sale at public auction, at tho
door Of the court House, in the city Of Columbus,
On Saturday the l2h day of December, A.
d. 1869,
Al one O'Clock P. M the following described real estate
sua In Washington toWnshlp, franklin County, Ohio
to.wit: First-Belng land formerly owned by John
Sells, ten.. decd, described az follow;
BEGINNING at stone corner near beech oorrer to
Oatharine 0race's and running south deg. west ol
east 81 poles stske thence north 9deg es II poles
TO stake In ca,harne Graces line; thence north IS
deg west poles TO the begnnlpg containing abou ~
Of land. Second One other tract commencing at
the northWet corner OF the rm owned by said Pinney,
March a. 1851; thence with said Pinney line south to
An east and vest line Of Moses Davs's farm; thfRce
wish said Moses Daviss line west far enauOh to make
eleven acres by running line north parallel with
the hrst line; thence east to the beginning, con-
tanning eleven acres. Thiid Another tract deed.
ed BY Holmes BELLS and wife to said n. M.
Pinpey, March Sd 1851; Beginning at stske In the
south line Of John eells rs survey, thence soath O
deg east along the middle fence called, 10 poles
TO stake thence south 60 deg west lO3 poles and Is
links to two beeches aud stake thence north two do.
Rrees west TO poles stake; sugar and beech inside
John Bells seniors line thence WIN iald ne nofn %
ming containing y acres, more or less being the same
premises conveyed to Holmes selH under the order OF
the court Of Common Pleas OF Fokin County, except
the said undivided one-half Of the foryax acres claim
ed BY the said Marilla Pinney.
Appraised OF the undivided half OF 40 acres e33 0O per
acre. Tho Eleven acres appraised at s33 10 per acre
The Fifty more or less appraised at S33 W per
acre.
frin@h"' '"'' q. W. HUFFMAN. Sheriff
poyl0-dlt&wtd and Master Commissioner.
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Notice in Partition.

TOJ AOOB sHULTZ, BAyNAH
Il shults, Leah Long, John W. Long, Leah Z. MsGuf.
fey, r. O. McGufey, Hannah ftambsugh Solomon 3.
staubaugh, Wilson =. Stambaugh, Genun u. STAN.
baugh, Lucretia Il. Stambsugh, Ell shultx Baltxer
6hultE, Solomon shultS Jonathan Shuts Lydia Laub,
Isaao Laub, Jacob Weslhser Barbara Westhsfer Han.
nah Oolehase, jacob 8. Holpeer, David X. Holiuger
Samuel Holllnger, osthsrine Gardner Leah RaTens-
larger, Mary Ann DIETRICH, Augustus DIETRICH James
Curry, Owen Curry, Harvey Curry, Elizabeth Curry,
sarah Curry, Amos Curry, George Curry, George ".
Purdy, Bmeline Wing, web,ter Wing, Elizabeth Brnst,
Susanna Ernst and Susanna Stambaugh You will take
notice that petition ed sganst you on the 10th
day Of November, A. D. 1862 In the Superior court
within and for the county Of Franklin and State OF
Ohio, by Solomon Shuts aud 10 nov pending wherein
said Solomon shultz demands partition Of the following
real estate, to viii: Potyfour Of land situate 10
Truro township, Franklin county, Ohio being 10 range
81 township 12, section 49, haf section SO and In the
north half Of said hs seotion It being the land
OF to Hannah Sbultz her dover 10 the estate Of
Bsltzer sbuix by proceedings had in the Court Of Com
mon Pleas Of F.ankiin county, Ohio, which pro-
oeedngs recorded In ohancery Records book No. g
page 3 to which record reference Is hereto made, and
that at the next term OF said Superior court the said
Solomon shults will apply for order that partition
may be made OF said premises,
Dated this 10Th day Of November 1868.
foLoMON sHULTz.
Dy BnsHlx q MoGuEvKy, his Att'ys.
novQO- gtf anq
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Legal Notice:

Isaac Click and Aun Click,
his wife,
fReNuon I0b fArtitlon.
Jane Harchilds Sherman Hair-
lids and others.
CUERMAN FAIRCHILUs, aud Jane FarchIlds OF
y Delaware county, Ohio, Bnos r. Williams Of
franklin county, Ohio Riohavd D. Williams Of the
State Of California Abram Williams Of the State Of
India q, Martha e Williams Of Putram comfy. Ohio
william o. Waters and Flizabeth Waters, his wife, Of
Franklin county, Ohio, M,rtha A Reed AMI Samuel
Reed Of Bardin county, Ohio, Urah H. Horlocker,
AdeIine Horloct en- Mary q. Horloeker, Isaac NJ Hor
locker, Arthur M HoTiocker and John W. Horlocaer,
(hsirs OF Oatharine Hoilocker, decd,) Of Franklin
county, Ohio, will take notice that petition Hled
against ,hem the Both day Of November, A. o. 1885,
In the Court OF Common Pleas within and the coun
tg OF Ftapklip, and State Of Ohio, by said Isaac CLICK
and Ann olici, and 10 pending wherein said Ann
Click and Iasc Click demand partition OF the follow.
Ing described real estae, to wit: One hundred and A.
teen aers les, out OF the southwest quarter
1T No. g. seoticn No y, township No. quarter town
ship No. Z, range No. 10, atn township, Franklin
coanty, Onic, being the tame farm conveyed by Jecob
Scblusser aod vile TO Isaso Niaus, by deed dated
February 9, A. D 1882, aud recorded in FrsnSlin
equity cord Of Deeds Fo-l0 pas 1856; ard that at
the next term Of tad Oourt the said Ana Click and
Isaso CLICK will apply for az order thss partition be
made Of said premises. -
BoRAoE WILSON,
At'y for Petitioners.
This 3O;h day OF Nov. A. D. le63-decl-s6~
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Shsrif's Sale.

Bntlit & Smith oOurtof Common Plss',
franklin coun y,
Edmund oowling talO Ohio.
DY vtue OF q writ Of vendi to direo ted from the
ID Court OF Oommon Pleas OF Rranklia county, Ohio,
will offer for sale at publ 10 anoton at the door Of the
Court House, in the city Of Columbus, on
Saturday, the 81 day Of January, A. D. 1864,
at one O'Clock, p. M, the following described real es
ta,e, situate In franklin comfy, Ohio, o wit:
subdivision Of 0ut.lots No. 20 and "a Of OoWliDg's
Addition to the CITY Of Columbus, Ohio.
Appraised at e225. 90.
q. W. HUFFMAN,
Sheriff Of franklin county, Ohio.
Printers fees $500.
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Dec. el, 'ootl
A Rare Chance for Printers
and Editors. 81 -.
a FLOURI.HI... DEMoORATIO

Z A ELOURI1HuNta yDEWOOHATIU
F9e -s-Tg b NE WsPAPEm, - 80.
TN one Of the vesthiest counties IN Southern Ohio n
i nov offered f,r sale. The county 10 always 70.
liaby Democrstio b. siarge majority, and the paper
organ Of the party 10 the county. The official patton
age aloue Of the paper amounts to about $1,000 Per an
num- with subscription list Job work and business I'D.
ersnsIys and sxeelent 1s the present. proprietor IL
anxious 70 retire from the business ofeyer on aocoun
Of his health the essbllshmsnt VIII bs disposed Of Il
great bargain toa good Democrat.
For further information, sddrsw the editors sf the
Crisis eT Statesmen, noysO
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Master Commissioners Sale.

Michael Morarty' Superior Court Of
Daniel Morisr. ' and others. franklin County, Ohio
TN PURsUANOE OF AN Or DER OF
j. the said Court TO me directed, viii offer for sale
atpubo aucon at the door Of the Court House In the
city Of Columbus, on
Saturday, the l2ih day Of December, A.. D.,
1863,
st one o'clock p NJ the following described real e.
tsts, situate In franklin county Ohio, and in the City
Columbus, 70 wit,
3iX feet on Water street and lo5k feet on Mulberry
alley. ya "a -fg tN t'T
g. W. HUFFMAN, Sheriff,
nov.S1td&4tw and Master Commissioner.
Phntsf's Fees % 30. NtIN N ". l'S H
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Sherif's Sale.

A'''''n D'"s'' T:. a'''''l'} Sal. in partition.
Ann Jemima Oabb, ct al.
TN PUKsUANO or AN ORDER OF
the Superior Court made at the October Tenn 1858,
aud to me directed, will offer for sale at public auction,
at the door OF the Court House. In the city OF Colum-
bus, on
Saturday the 26.h dav Of Dscenber, AID.
1863.
At one O'Clock M, the following ds,crbed real ss-
tate, situate in Jackson township, FRANKLIN county,
Ohio, to.wl:
part Of lot No Q In Dsnei Morgsn's survey No.
1888, Virgioa Military land. bounded as folloNE Be.
ginning at the touhemt corner OF lot No. " thence
west 36k poles TO the southwest corner OF said lott
thence moth SGT poles to post thence cas-, - poles
to white oak the line dividing 10, No. aud 2;
thence south 5sH poles 10 the place Of beginning,
tanning hfty acres excepting from described ATTY acre
tract the foioabg conveyed BY Joseph Bsrbse to Jo
seph Watts described as foown part OF lot No. lin
Daniel Morgan's survey No. 1883 Virginia Military
land and bounded and described as follows; Beginning
at the southwest corner Of lot No. corner to Abrham
Haughn thence north 5s poles to post; thence east
27x poles TO post theI ce south 55k poles to post
the cener Of the county road In the south Hoe OF said
lot No. thence west 97x poles to the beginning con-
Also the following real estate situate in Jackson town
ship, Franklin county, Ohio, TO wit: ia survey No.
6e4 atty acres of the We,t side OF the tact Of two
hundred ani twentysix acres that decided to Haws
BaTbee, SEN, by the Bank OF the United States In No
vember 1895, which deed s duly recorded in said Frank
lin county aud hereby referred to said atty acres, and
to be taken OF BY diect ioe parallel with the west
aide line, and will be adjoinipg 10 william Barbee's
land Bald atty acres conveyed by said Haws Bar
bee sen to said Joseph Bartee BY deed dated pecem'
ber the l2h 1854 The 6rst named tract 10 be sold sub
ject to the dover Of Ann Jemima Orabb.
Appraised, the 40 acres, at $Ii so yer acre.
-" +" so Z" tH 100
Terms Of sale--One third Of purchase money paid on
day OF sale, third In year, and third 10 two
years. with interest at six per cent, and mortgage
premises sold 10 secure deferred payments.
GEJ. ". HUFFMAN,
Sheriff Of franklin county,o.
Printers fees % 90