Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-11-07


quarter section sold for the taxes Of len.
aud 1873. will make 81 dollar. nj to,..
ceDts--.on a quarter seciion sold Cor
tax .of $780,, it will be twenty dollars =,
and twenty cents. But in the former 49,,
the land holder will be allowed s,,E,,,
twenty-five dollars, IS cents, and N II. +,
ter case credit Of seventeen dollars 70 ).
applied TO the payment of any other or lr
ture taxes An agent will, therefore. BE- an.
TO redeem quarter section from The sale
1890, with he sum OF tour dollars. sirr.
five cents, If sold for for two years t,yps-
and with The sun of 3 dolls. 90 cents, il soY
only one years taxes.
2. Those whose lands have been .r,I
of to the state for taxes. They can reisem
their lands hy paying into the state tleasu.r
previous TO 'be first dry ef January nsr, n.
amnun, of single tay.s. costs of adver,i.,O,
and sale. and six per cent interest thereon
making tour dollars. s'x,y-tive cent. 10,
quarter section. on Ian Is sold for Two yr,,,,
taxes, and three dollars twenty cents nc,
quarter section on lands sold Tor one year.,
tax.
8. Those whose lands have leen char,ei
with triple tax but have not been sold ia,
the same.-They may be eyonorsied from
the payment of triple tax. by paying in,
the state treasury, before the Ist of Jan.ney.
the single tax and 6 per cent. interest there.
on from the time when the tax became Am,
lnalI cases where the lands have sold for ,,,.
es, or have been charged with triple taxi.
Auditor has classeH them in the s,coni can.
which makes the tax two dollars .crtv Cent;
per quarter section, aud they continue 20 b.
taxed thus, until the owner or his agent
classes them differently. The agency f..
for reieemlng lands sold for taxes, is 50 CTS.
per tract.
Bank bills of the following descriptions
will serve to be transmitted by naI or @.
iherwise tor the payment OF taxes. and re.
CORDS and agency fee. :-UnIfed S','es
Bank and branches. and all chartered ,pe.
Gle Paying banks in New York, ALBANY
Troy. I.ansingbure. Schenectady, Urics,
Hartford, Boston. Philadelphia, District Of
Columbia. Baltimore, Richmond, Va. &c.
6y attending to the preceding information
it is believed that every non resident land.
holder may ascertain what measures it will
be necessary for him to take, and the exact
sum requisite to discharge his taxes y am
very respectfully, your most obedienl set.
want, GEORGE CHURCHILL.
10 those who have attended 10 the .uccP.
sion of forest trees in this country. the que,.
ton proposed in the following paragraph.
from German paper, must often have or-
Cured The immediate growth Of Wild
cherry ana beach trees, after hemlocks are
removed that must have stood fui centuries,
and OF oaks where nothing hut pines had ap.
psrently ever aoar,shei, are fact. almost az
striking sn1 unsccountshle "a that srare,l be-
low. ". Y. american.
70 HirURALIsTs.
The analysis of the earth shows that i.
consists of the FIVE following kinds -
|. Calcareous earth 2. Quartz 3, Clay
4. sIagnesia and 5, Vegetable mould. u
is affirmed. that repeated experiment. have
proved, .hs, the first four, as well alone as
in'ermirea are absolutely untrul,iul. II
this be true, many thousand plants, which
now thrive only in vegetable mould, could
not grow IN our earth some thopsant years
ago. Must we adopt the opinion that plants
and vPgela bles have risen Gradually ? 10
East Friesland. ii earlhs are dug up on The
sea coast, SC. from a depth OF 10 OF ls ieet.
plants then grow, which are not otherwise 10
be met with in those parts OF the country
Did these plants exist in the ancient world!
Have their seeds retained the terminating
power for some thousand years? Can tbs
power be retained 50 long Or whence %
these plants come
From The National hte'Hgsnser.