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5 <» 7 8 9 10 IK I'irat Quatter 9 6 2
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4 5 6 7 8 9 JO S Firat Quarter 9 2 2
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13 16 17 18 ly JO 21 J Full Moon 14 10 19 cveuin*
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6 7 8 9 10 11 12 ^ Firat Quarter 7 2 5»
15 14 15 16 17 I S 19 S Full Moon 14 12 13 nuon
“* 22 23 24 23 2G £ I.eat Quarter 22 4 9 evening
JUNE 7 ~8 29 30 S New Moon -•> 6 45 evening
• -3 4 5 6 7 8 9S Firat Quarter 5 9 48
1° I* 1- I" 14 15 If.S Full Moon 15 Z 35
17 18 19 20 21 22 23 £ Leaf Quarter 21 6 5
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Among the Libraries nf nil kinds that
are now being published, Cary and
Lea have undertaken the most import
ant, and which. If well executed, will
be the most valuable of them all. It
is a (leueral history ol America, di
▼icJAtl into part*, making together a
continuous whole, yet each having an
integral form, adapted |or separate
publiration. Kach portion will be
brought down to the period at which
it shall be written, and will contain a
popular description of the geology,
donate, and productions, and civil his
tory of| ha country to which it relates.
• t, ,V*es,c,>» various 8. American
Provinces, Russian, British, Spanish,
Dutch, and Danish Ameri< a, the IJ.
fates. Sir. will f«*c.n **rh a separate
volume. Much a work is a d.*b|,r.tum
in our literature, and is much wanted.
Miss Porter’s last Romance of (he
“ P‘«ld of Forty Footstep*,” is a tale
ol London, during the Commonwealth;
and it embodies one of the iu«>»t sink- '
•nf legemU to be found in the tradition
al lore of this or any other rountrv_
The spot where the chief event occur- i
red, may even now be pointed out, and
it often explored by the lover of tales i
of the olden time. A second and
cheaper edition of this celebrated work
has just appeared.
Jie/fgimn Xationn! Color*. —King I .e j
opold h** issued orders thst the Ns
lions! Flsg of Belgium shall consist of i
three Colors—red, yellow, and black,
arranged in vertical stripe*, in ||,c |
**7 •* the French tn-coloia.
It is mentioned that tar will Im found !
an effectual remedy lor frosted limbs 4
IJrifiih .\ortfi Jimcricnn /’rovinces.—
We should read with avidity, were it
In existence, a dissertation upon the
following subjects: P
I he present state and future pros-.
pects of the provinces of Upper and
Lower Canada, New Brunswick and
Nova Scotia.
I he ultimate separation from the
mother conntr jr.
Whut are the causes which wilt
immediately or indirectly lead to
such an event?
Will al! the provinces secede si
multaneously, or will each act for it
self alone and unsupported? if so,
which will first throw off the yoke?
W hat will he the effect (moral and
political) of their separation from,
and independence of Great Britain,
ot, the United States?
W ill either of them propose a U-'
nion with os? if yea, ought we to a<.-‘
cept or reject the proposition’
Unaton Transcript,
In the Stationary account of Con
press ror the Year ending 1st ult. we
find the following items: 2*79 reams
of paper, I Alba, wax, 5 *0 dozen
parchments,4hOViquiiii^go knives.!
lOOlba. wafers, 390 do. candles. 74*
dozen tapes, 252 seals, 4f,0 ink jugs,
4*0 wafer boxes, 228 folders, 30 galls
oil, 7 hushs. sand, IBSlbs. twine, 4fi0
sand boxes.
anarttKo, \ k. urc.24. *
The mercury in the Thermometer.
(r.> on £unda^ morning last, stood at
H’dvgreea below 0.—which was 10 de
grres colder than the coldest dav last'
xv,nt«'’. finrette
TIIK LUOl^U'llRE.
/.Y<A»/ t>r iY CQRHH.iJ'fliYiiUVr.
HiciiMoxn, m:c. .*4.
1 iie LminPii of tlie week has pro
duced nothing of a character particu
larly interesting.
On Monday, a great variety of peti
tions were presented — among them,
one Irom the c iti/.ens of flolivar, pray
ing authority to rai»e by lottery the
sum of KKMIOO, tor the purpose of 1 in -
proving the road through said town,
and ol erecting an academv —birth rea
sonable anil laudable objects. The pe
tition is before the committee nf roads,
&ic. and will be duly and faithfully at
tended to.
Uepoits of committers were receiv
ed, and several bills ordereJ to a third
reading.
On 71ucaday, numerous petitions
were presented, and many resolutions
of inquiry adoptetl. Details here would
be useless.
On Wednesday, a good deal of de
bate occurred on propositions connect
ed witli the land Iasi, particularly the
law of the laat session. A proposition
wss made by Mr. Ilroadus, for inqui
ry into tlie e*pe licney of confining the
operation oi the law to the country
^ l‘*t of the Alleghany mountains;
but it being suggested that the whole
•ubjeet was already referred by reso
lutions previously adopted, the resolu
tion was laitl on the table. *
An important decision took place in
llie case of the Henrico election. Last
year it was decided that a citi/.rn of
Itichinond was eligible to a seat, as a
delegate for the county, and Mr. Leigh
nai allnwrd, by a majority of 18, to
retain his scat. This year it has been
decided, by a majority of 28, (and cor
rectly. too. I think,] that Mr. Wil
liams is not eligible.
Un 7itnrsday. new petitions were
I"ornitrii on me negro subject. The
principal topics n| discussion, were—
the report ol tlie committee of Courts
of Justire. against extending the juris
diction ol a single magistrate to sums
above 8 -0—and a bill providing for
taking the depositions of witnesses,
where they resided more thm 100
niiles from the court.
Mr. (ihnlson, in a very able speech,
sustained the propriety ol an extension
of jurisdiction to sums above 8'20. Mr.
Chandler and Mr. iirodnax opposed
the extension, and Mr. Knox support
ed it. Mr. Afoore would vutc for the
reversal of the report of the commit
tee. without pledging himself to sup
port a bill. Much would depend on
the provisions of the bill. The report
was reversed, and a bill will be ac
cordingly reported, in favor of the ex
tension of jurisdiction. Its fate, how
eve , is very doubtful.
i he bill concerning the depos'tiun
of witnesses, wav earnest!v advocated
by Mr. Faulkner, and opposed by Mr.
Campbell of Brooke. A section, pro
posed by wav of ryder, providing that
female» should be excused from atten
dance in open court, and that their de
positions should be taken in all civil
actions, produced ^oine debate, and a
flash of wit from Mr. William* of liar
nson, who is always ready for its dis
play when occasion offer*.' The whole
subject was, however, indefinitely
postponed.
The stage of amendment to a bill,
•s the tecond reading. If that oppor
tunity escape* a member who wivhes
to propose an amendment, he is then
compelled to offer it, on the third read
ing, by what in called a ryder, which
must undergo, l»y the vote of the house,
[ .y!r rc*di«gH. to make it a part of the
bdl. At either reading, it may be re
jected.
I he sitting of Friday, was princi
pally occupied with the contested elec
tion from the county of Monroe. AI
ler a good deal ol debate, the report of
the committee of privileges and elec
rptommiueo, with instrue
trcr.s to consider ihe poll book, as cor
rected by the commissioners, prima
facte evidence of the correctness of
vote- there entered, unless the contra
ry he shewn.
< *n SattyUuy, a reconsideration of
the vote, postponing Mr. Faulkner’s
tml concerning depositions, was inov
cd by Mr. W iiliatns of Harrison; but
tile motion failed by a large majority.
ihe balance of the day v*i« spent
m discus»mg the contested election
from Monroe county. 'Hie vote of the
preceding day was reconsidered, and
reversed. So that the report of the
committee of privileges ami elections
i* again before the house. The house
then adjourned until Tuesday at I*1
o’clock. *
Itunng the holidays, the house is ge
r,*rf; 7 ,*l’n * t*«nf of the members,
within two days’ travel of home. £et
tmg leave of absence to visit their fa
milies. Those from a distance, must
Me pend upon the memory or the pen,
l * co»»munings with those
their hearts hold dear.
/‘"•si rU H tM
nnr \r. nr in.i.rurns
saTchimt, nr c. IT.
1»KIJ\HI K.M I.AMis
Mr. tivn viira, m offering the f«d
loniirg resolutions, remarked, that the
bill extending the time for redeeming
elinquent I.amfs, having passed both
i louses, ha thought the present a p»n
per lime to propose a revision cf if,{
uhoU ‘ifstem. |( had been staled the
*tber day, that not more than one man
n the Niste, lolly understood the ex
Ming !*«* i.poti the subject r f lands.
If to, (anil lie feared there was tome
truth in the remark.) certainly it was
high time t«» do something. He was
fur rendering tlic whole matter plain:
and simple. No did not wish unne
cetvanly to disturb the aystciu.but hr
had no idea of seeing valuable lands,
rendered liable to forfeiture for the
gio«« inaccuracies aud irregularities of
commissioners and sheriff*. The peo
ple of Jefferson w ere always able and
willing to pay the taxes on their lands
—they were willi.ig that the land ii-\
*t1f% should be liable for the Common
wealth’.* taxes—but they could nut
convent to ha\c their homes taken
from them, after a lapse of forty years,
for no fault uf theirs. Mr. G. had
never heard of a sale of laud in his
‘ county, for taxes, according to the pro-,
, visions of the laws on this subject, ex
, isting prior to 1817 ; and yet many
delinquencies for previous years are j
presented, and the lands threatened
with forfeiture. There was absolute
and crying injustice in such • course,
, and ho hoped the remedy would be
cheerfully accorded. He would give
the Commonwealth every facility for
the collection of taxes; but he would
reduce the rate of damages; and if
the remedy was not used, either by a
sale of personal estafey-or °f » portion
i «f the land itself, on the premises, he
j would interpose a bar tu all farther
proceedings.
The resolutions follow :
i I - /ffnht-ti. That the f ’ominiltcc of I'iinnv*
*7 .•*»*r»*cted to Impure into the exp*-dirtier of re
vising fl.r Ijhil luui ol' this t ’ommouwealth, ami
; of r* dticmp into nor the artend acts providing t*>i
the collection of taxes upon lamp, o* to titnftli
Ify l hr .chu’.r tuUrm.
/t(Wto4 I hat raid Committer be instruct
|r*l to in*|'iire into the exjM-dirncv of so annulling
llic lau f.»r the collettiou of lantl taxes, ns to pro
vide tluit v»lieu |M-r«<>na] pmiurtv cannot be tovind,
a nortion of the land itself skill be made liable to
i sale uie>ii the ftrrmt* i.
. . ■HI» omnnt*4*f be ifihti urVf «|
i *° inquire into the exp. • lt»*iicy of trdonng tin- i
™*c **t daiuag* » upon <1«*liuqucut lauds to ii\ p r
I cent, per annum.
i •• That Mid Committee inquire into
the ex|M-dienry of providing a ihtukI of limitation, |
.-tftt-r «hirh the Cominonnralth'a failing to avail
itv lt .4 the legal method of rnlleetiag taxea upon
laud, dial I lie harrrd from all further procet ding*
( against th linqueiits.
The resolutions were adopted.
AVrou thr 1-hujuirrr.
MONDAY, DKC. 19.
A petition was presented by Mr. |
Gallaher, of citizens of the town of
Bolivar, Jefferson county, fora loitcrv,
Tor the construction of a road, and the
erection of an academy.
On motion of Mr. Caldwell, it was
Jittolvrd, I hat the Auditor of Accounts
be instructed to furnish the House with the
amount of money paid from the public trea
| jury# for slaves executed, or condemned to
1 be executed, since 1819, designating the
number so condemned, and the price paid
for each, and also the amount paid each year
for slaves transported.
TUESDAY, DKC. SO.
; On motion of Mr. Wilson of B., it
was
linolvtd, That the Committee on Militia
j frf w* ‘^‘ructvd to inquire into the expe
dienejr of establishing in each Brigade, a
camp of instruction for the more efficient
1 training of the militia officers of this Common
wealth
'A he bill to remove the limitation of
the prosecutions for petit larceny, was
read a second time.
On motion of Mr. Gallaher, the bill
(Concerning the sale of property under
{forthcoming bomb, was laid on the ta
bit* and ordered to be printed.
The bill, reported by the Committee
of Finance, concerning Overseers of
I **»« Boor, and the poor of this Com
j mnnwealth, was read and ordered to
a second reading.
I WEDNESDAY, DEC. Cl.
\ «** Albwmarle, presented
I* ,rom citizens of Albemarle
and Jhelson, for the repeal or modifi
cation of the law passed last year in
.relation to delinquent lands, ami the
proceedings of a meeting of the citi
zens of Albemarle countv, on the same
subject.—Referred.
Mr. Hroftiltia iir,.ani..l . __ e
.citizens of Culpeper, praying for a re
peal of the law concerning delinquent
lands, passed (he 1st April, 1831.—
Referred.
On motion of Mr. Wood of AI bo
marie, it was
Itrtalml, That the Committee of Finance
I "5 '"•*«« ««l »u inquire into the expediency '
of raiding by law, tome more convenient
method of exonerating land* returned delm
j quent by the miatake. of commieaionera of
the revenue, or the fraud* or mi.t.kes of the
Collrrtors.
! , Mr. Wood of Frederick, preaentci)
the following resolution, which was a
dopted:
| krflrnl. That the Committee of Finance. i
inquire into the expediency nf ao amending
he delinquent land law. a. to provide that
the taxe* may be paid at the county teal of
esrh county m the commonwealth, where1
| •uc" delinquent land* may be.
Mr. Broadua presented the follow.
> »h)C resolution :
Hfotrtd, 1 list the committee of I mince
be instructed to inquire into the expediency
of *> amending the Delinquent I.and law
passed April Is., IP J, Mtoe.»„fi„«„,
h^toJIw cnuMw. tVe*tof ,h. Alleghany
On this motion, considerable debate
oreurred. in which Messrs. Broadus,!
VV ill.ams of llari,s„„f W nf All>e
Ilriftlii,,. Mill.,, O.ll.k.. .„,|
"hen. on motion of the laf. >
Me* ll C rooltt,,on ,#,<j on the ta
lillltkllAT, bt(.
<frt motion of Mr Mdlhaner.it WnJ
Htttdrtd, I hat the committee of marts I
of ju*tire he toetrweted to mq.me fhe
expr d.eney «f .„»ho»,«ng a , la..,heal,on
of the magistrate, of e„ h county, and
of al swing the* . r,r dlfu rom^amtina
f »r their «erv,ce., wf.de actually s.tt.og i„ 1
court t and also into the expediency of • m
powering one Justice of the Peace to Uke
arknnw ledgmrnt* of deed*
On motion uf Mr. Sima* it was
Itrfolved. That the committee on militia
law* Ih- inatrurted to inquire into the pro
bable coat of arming the nuliti* of thi*
Cummannekllh; and whether it it not
exp du-nt to put into active operation,
untfry, for that purpose.
On motion of Mr. fahnlann, the re*
port of the Committee uf Cuurts of
Justice adverse tu the extension of the
jurisdiction of a single magistrate tu
cates involving a larger sum than *2fi
dollars, was taken up. Mr. G. moved
to strike out the word inexpedient ami
in«eit in its place the word expedient.
•o as to icvertc the decision of the
committee.
On this motion a debate took place,
in which Meaart. Gliolson, Chandler,
ICnoi, Moore and Urudnax took part.
The av** and noea being ordered on
motion of Mr. Caldwell, the motion of
Mr. Gholaon wax carried bj the fut*
lowing vote:—
.ly<v—Ma»an». Banka ! Speaker ) Wood ol
tlbenarlr, Good ol Brrkrley. I'am phell ol
Brooke. Gboiaon, Schell, Spurlui k, lt:vea,
Ball, l.hiltun. Mirahall, Stillman, lialmv
llale of I'rankhn. Wood of Frederic k.Smith
of do., Ilail of Grayson. F.rskine, Spanci r,
Sim*, Cai*ksdun, Po«ti>n, Mullen, Johnson,
Gravely, Jordan, Gailahrr, Berry, Hays.
Lanaon,Melliianoy, t'ordcll.Caldwell.Smith
of Ma*on, Goode of Mecklenburg. Knox,
liillingtlyHenry. Webt*. Filzhugh, Parriott,
l)a«i«. Adams, llinrr. Witcher. Gilliland
/.mn. Land, Carter of P William. Moore,
M'Mnhoo. Cline, Jas«c, Kilgore. Bare. Car
son. Cobh. Monrure, Gillespie, M*Cov, M*
Culloeh and Keller—G3
A’kj—Mctvr* Gnnalda, Drummond. Per
•inger. Garland. M’Cue Brooke, Cameron.
Campbell of Radford, Faulkner, Andarson
of Botetourt. Wilson of do. Pattison ol
Buckingham, Bolling, Danial, Toil. Richard
son, Patteson of Chesterfield. Pendleton.
Hroadue, Wilson of Cumberland, Brodnax,
Intu t Wifi'll.. Ki.nk...-. .r L*..^L
Itn. Bryce of Frederick, Sntdow. Smith ol
(ilnUfMirr, Bryce of (toochland, Bruce.
Itoana, Shield. Summer*. Harwood .Dabney,
Cerlrr of Lancaster Allen,Peindcater.Street
KHIjr, Preston, Cabell, Chandler Leigh,
fisher. Harvey, Swanson, Miller. !>upuy,
Shan lt, M’Dowaii, Powell Hargrave. New
ton, Morns, Crockett, and Brown — 57.
The engroaaetl bill to amend several
acta relating to witnesses, ami regu
lating the manner t.f obtaining and
executing Louuniasiona for the obtain
ing of testimony, was read a third time.
Mr. Gallaher offered the following
Ryder to the Bill :
4nH be it further enoc/eil. That hereafter,
in all civil action*, the testimony of females
shall be taken by way of deposition, before
I wo Justices of the Peace, or before a com
mitsioner or notary public, upon due notice
given to the panic* concerned.
Messrs. Campbell of Brooke, and
Faulkner opposed the ryder, which
Mr. Gallaher offered to withdraw.
Mr. V\ illiams of Harrison, moved
the indefinite postponement of the Bill
anil Ryder, which motion was. after
having been discussed b? Met art.
Faulkner. Gallaher, Campbell of B..
and \\ illiams, agreed to by a vote ol
54 to 49.
Fiunu. nr.r. 23.
f)n motion ol Mr. /inn, it wax
//' . v/t ij, 1 hat tin* t imn.ittcc of Finance in
c]u»rr ml.> tjv<: e\p.*duney <>t »o amending 'he I,,
pasted April, |S.?|, ron, .-ruinii«Miin|Ut-t.t land*,
as to provide that ail lands returned as drliniiurnt
pOrv iiMislv to ISW), shall hr exonerated Ironi th«
arrears of taxes tbsrynt lh.-n*on. provided the
amount thereof, ex* luvnre of damages, shall not
eacsiil five dollars.
On motion of Mr. Brostlus, it was
//r'Win/, 1 hat the Auditor of Public Account<
itiri.itli t!i» mithtlir amount of money r\«
iH-ndi d in publishing the driimpirnt liMs an far a.
Kj»s proceed*d ; also the amount received inti
the I rt asurv on account of the drlimpRiit lam!
tav and his estimates ol the prohatd. expense ,.i
completing the lists, ami publishing the s,„„- a,
7v',l,rri * Ulr Art °* Assembly of April 1st,
On motion of Mr. Billingsley it was
Ur-oh-nt, | hat the Committee on Militia ! j« .
• nipii. i* Ulto tk« expediency of ao altering the lau
res|uHU*»a lii-Ktmental musters r.s to di*p<-ov- u
•aivl musters, and to substitute Battalion Murtrt*
in lieu thereof.
<ln motion of Mr. Miller, it was
That the Auditor nfPuidn Account.
Iw directed u, furnish tbr Houat* of |> I. irstei
s.is.Mm.n.t exhibiting the smnmt twul m
to the 1 rcawry rmh tear from tlie Penitentiart
i .stitnt.on, MIro ths* present system in n rani to
......... ... wj, , <: J 41.'I at*., |,„u
much money ha. Hr, ,, di.bur.rrf earl. fr„ni
, r, ;,v,rT «»* par erf (he officer* of the
I n.iteMury ami the i-lmd expemr. ,rf vJI(|
mutilation—*o a* to J,«w whether or not, for tin
prnnd above natm-rf, ,be ..er v ,n. , o.,f,*erf in tlm
leiuienttarr. Have. Hr their labor,
ibeiuaelvex, and paid thove wlin tup, nntawil them
I>KJ4Kqt KNT LANDS.
uorsr. or nr.i.Kd.trr.s
MONDAY, Ore, iCl.
I ue hill, concerning delinquent
lands being upoil iu ,Tlin, readi
Mr. raulknrr moved to fill the tir*t
blank with the word* “the first of V
pril, 1833.”
Mr. lisllshcr moved to fill the blank
u»fh the worda “firat of J,nUarv.
1834.” •’
Mr. <i.\ motion prevailed, aye- 50,
noea 40. J
The second blank in the bill vvaa
then filled. t»n Mr. Faulkner’s motion,
I!,r *,the flratof April,
I he following is a ropy nt the bill,
ia it finally pa»«cil both house*:
, A IIIIJ..
/o omn,d cm act, entitle J, “an act ton
tenting fandt returned d> ImtfUent fur
nrm payment r>J taxer, and making
d<*pa>tiion ef certain luudn to drfin
'jurat, and rf eertain r reheated fandt,
/* - the f / neftt rf nHuai and bona
fide /,<»/./* r.« thrrevf, under grant*
from the f'onnnonuenllh,* which
lamed the \nt of .‘tprit, |*r,T.
■n*H '"acted by the (ievrrul .ft
,Iy, | hat further 1m,r until the W
J-n,M,7» 1834. shall be allbm rf
for the fet.en,,,f tll lands refott,
e»l aa delinquent f<»r mm inwment of
taica. whtrh vv„0|t| fo fmr
leilure on tire fir.t day ,.f Janu„r.
one thousand e.ghi hundred and th„u‘
two. by Ihe act. entitled, “ana.tr,,;
cnning lands returned delinquent fl*
nor. pay meet of taxes, nr.d n»ah,r...
disposition of certain land- »o de|:f,"
quent, .md ol cntain e»cl,rated lan.U
;,,e hvnrfit of actual and Una jU
holders (hneof, under grants f.om the I
t oiuinonucaltU,” x% l.ich passed ,| e
first day «f April, one thousand ei»*>»
, hundred and thirty-one. & ’
. ~ HMlf"r matUJ. That t.„ -
shall also be allotted until the |,t da*
(°f April. 1*34, for the redemption ,if
all lauds returned as delinquent,« I,;f>
bv the act before mentioned. uould h
irredeemable, nr liable to fn. feir-j.e fCr
non payment of lazes, on the first da*
ol January and the first da* „f \,Met/
ber. one thousand eight hundred a0J
thirty three.
I 3. He it further marled. That the
twenty fi,»t and twenty-second sec
tions of tlu-act before nun turned, shad
! be e*ten^‘!. he in full force uni I
I suchiperitnla a. the lands refer, ed to
I in ihe two preceding .-ec-ion- »htl|
hate become absolutely forfeited and
tested in the PiesHJent and Directors
of the Literary Fund, .ml all ,|,e pro.
1 visions therein contains,| „|,.|| \)t a, a
able to such respective periods of for
Inture, and no longer.
4. He it further enarfed. That the
Auditor of Public Accounts shall lie
authorized to gi*e credit f.„ all ar
rearages of fazes returned a* dr|,n.
.quent. upon satisfactory proof made
that the same h«\e been actually paid
or erroneously charged ; but nothing
herein contained shall be const, ued to
deprive the count? courts of the power
of exonerating delinquent land* f0l
those as well as other causes enutr.e
rated in tli» r..._■ .
second lection* of the act herein before
referred to.
5. He it further enacted. That no
thing in tin* act contained, shall bs
construed to prohibit or suspend th«
completion and publirAtion of the de
linquent list*, a** directed by the at."
to which this i* amendatory.
G. Tbis act shall be in' force from
and after the pasting thereof.
raised, Doc. 16, 1851.
Valuable Jcflcrson Land
FOR flAT.Tl
t'JSiir subscriber. as ihe agent and site*
. . I hum** Ksii la\, Ksq of Aleian
dria. oners fur sale 'hat valuable estate in tr
fersuri county, Virginia, called "Tin Hit
mitioi,” consisting of 5j
673 ACRES Or LAVD.
• **rKe proportion of which n in (unber < .
lbe finest quality. 7 he advantage* possess
ed by thia property are very great. Lying
nesrtlie Potomac and Shenandoah rivers, .:
is in the vicinity of the large mills erected on
these streams, a hilst all the facilities for tram
porting its produce to market, to he derived
from the Chesapeake and Ohio Tar. a I, and
the Haltintote Kail Hoad, will be enjoyed I
j 11 ,he highest degree There is * It'g’c
; Constant stream of water running tWg’.
itlie tract, ».f such magnitude that • *■ , -hr,
: several valuable m.lU betore it readiest!. '
| is'-d- There are alto several line I toe sicr.
; springs on tlx .-*!*.c, 7 lie cleared land i* ■
a higb state of cul'ivation, ami the fences ar:
guod Possession can be had immediately i
, I he 'erttis will be accommodating, and
found advantageous to do ao, the tract w l
I be clirideci into two pirti to «uit pur^hMfr
All applications lo be made to the subset
, ber, residing at f'hsrleatow r, Jrff*r*«<n eoun
‘V. Va, JOSFIMf T 1) \ ( (.III- It I V
June 9, 1R'|,_if.
‘ •VnttmMt intnhtrrncrr- cnJ .ik.rarui :
IrilZetU, rk/u. four tin**.
SO IF IS THE TIME:
\uluable Jcflcrson Land
FOlt SALE.
3|IMF. subscriber «ivhe* to sell his farm
J in Jefferson eonntv, t ear Haines' Mill,
commonly called the S t F.FFV FARM, co*
tamirg IM acre*, more or lets* acres o*
w Inch air m timber I he improvements ar
» comfortable dwelling house, kitchen, m.
house, and a I* g barn. 7 here is al»o an r>
rellent garden, and a small orchard nrsr t! «
"K- i !•* Hnn i* m a gor«j *o,'e nt cu
| titration, and not inferior to any in tlie iie.g'
hoc hood A bargain ran be hail, a* the an'
•cnber am ion* »u aril Mr. John Mmr
man, who reanlra on «t»e farm, w II «h«>w it ■
»ny peraon deairoua of *n wmg it. l or te»r
•;>(»*> totbe aubacriber.
_ , JAMF.S FLORF.
Dattletnwn, Frederick county, /
I tec h, lS.il_|f ' y
Public Sale of Land.
Vs dn ect* il h> the Uat *» ill ami t-t
tament of John \V ipgrrd, dec*.
I *»»ll offer at public aale.un the pren.i'c
jon the J8ih day of January, Injj. abt.
32 AORJJ8 OF LAND.
I fear the town of Shepherdafonn.’ a na-f
!';f "‘'"I1' •• •" "m>d. being that n„|r
» T*) 7,?,€ of ,h* ‘«xt John W .r.grr
*'"rh had hren aligned to hi* widow n
7 1 aW.7 hall ra-h. tl *
, other half in a(* month* from the day *
•ale; the deferred payment to be *erure I
by bond w (th peraonal aeenrtfr and a dee*?
of tru«t on the land KfKlil’TOH
*/• hreao Jntrtt'irKu aai f'i "r #f
1}f,r * '• -Ms mnv
TrUH Sale.
virtue of a deed of Iruaf, etc
by John O'llatinon, ,|rcV
1 / *•* I'urpo*e nf aeeormg the
of money due Rn.ttli Maoght. r.dee d I a*
•ell. at put die .ale, to tie h.ghe.t bi.Mer
lor e»*h, on Friday the 'J'h February nr »t.
I at the tavern of For.ts.ne Reekham, tn
t bail««to*in, all, or aa much, of s
TRACT OF LARD,
Uinjrin .fe ferton e •>onf f . (aifleinin • l| » I
land of Mr* M He^tl. John It,,,,.. an * I
other#, and . O #|,.rh ih< «aid John <* I
Hantaan, «{r r «l, rr aide .f,) »• •> dl f.« .„f R
rient p** ||,r amount of the debt • I
cured by th* .feed nf |mat fi
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