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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-02-16
Approved January %, 1927.
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An ACT TO provide loi the location of the no
townships OF Land reserved iof n Seminary III
Learning IN the Territory OF Florida. and i.
complete tic location Of the grant Ia the DeSf
and Dumb Asylum Of Kentucky.
Bfd tHacitd by he Stnalc anu House Of III
pfestHtniift u The limited Sialts ~ imetieh II
Congress a&Sembied, That the township of lunh
reserved IA Ile District 81 la FLORIDA. by an
act OF Congress, approved The tlird dss III
March, one thousand eight hundred and twenty
three, tor the Seminary oiioarning, shall be leca
ted List Of the Appalec cola river, aud niay be
located Ia sections corresponding With any q
The legal ditiaions into winch the public lands afS
authorized "a be surveyed SO as not 10 interfere
with private laiid oiaims, OF the rights of pIen
clnpiipn 10 as mol 10 interfere with private Lana
claims and the township located IVES, of the
AppalachIeola river, as din eeted IL the ufoie,
said acti SO fan hs IT IS covered by the clniIn4 of
those entitled tvihe iigbt ofpreenfpiion iby tho
act approved the twenty second Of April one
tlausand eight hundred ubd twenty six. snail be
located la sections upon any qnappfopriaied
lands IN sind district ofeounlry, until the amount
taken 10y said infef1arences sllail be satisfied aud
discharged.
sec, =. 1ndbe il further enncted, That ti.s
oosernDr and Legislative Council OF said Terri,
tory shall laYe power TO take possession of the
ltDds granted for The use Of Schools and fot a
Seminary Of learning, and TO lease the SANE
tiotn year, 10 year , and the money arising nom
the rent ofsaid lands shnll be appropriated 10 ,hs
use of Schools, aud The erection OF a Seminary
Of Learning, IN such manner as they may direct;
aud they shall have power TO pass laws To- ths
preservation Of said lands from intrusion ma
trespass until Florida shall be admitted into the
Union as a Stat.
Sec. .. Aadb be IL fmiher enacted, That the in.
corporatcd Deaf and Dumb Asylum of Kentuo
y shall have tie power, under the direction Of
the Secretary Of the Treasury, Of locating 81
much Of the township of land granted to the said
institution, as has been taken by the claims Of
those who are entitled TO the right Of pre.enp.
ton in the Territory OF Florida, under the proc
visions OF the act aforesaid which shall he loca.
ted IN sections upon any unappropfiated and IN.
reserved lands IN either ofthe Territories Of Flo.
rida or Arkansas which said tracts, when 80
located, shall be disposed Of BY the corpora
ton ofsatd Deal aud Dumb Asylum, aereeably
TO the provisions ofan act pissed the fifth OF A.
phi, one thousand eight hundred and went sig,
entitled - AN act for the benefit Of the incoi pors
ated Deaf aud Dumb Asylum of Kentucky.
Approved 20lh Januhry, 1927.
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IN act TO allow the citizens Of the Territory
OF Michigan 10 eject Inc Iucinbrrs OF their La.
kl%slsii'e Council, and TO, other pufposed.
III II eildtieat he Senate aud House Of ia.
pftsenfatifts etf4s Lhfted lstates Of dmeriea n
[ oHgress asSeoioed, lint al the neat, md sue
estalnK election of members Of The Letislntn
: oah.ii OF The l~etriiois Of Michigan. the quail
lol electors oil The kaid Territory ma, instead Ct
choosing twenty sss. ~ heretofore directed. g.
Ieet th,fi rem IN PERSONS As thtl, gcprekeutaIi.ef
intbe manhef and with the qualifications now.
or %eteailei to b. prescribed, by la. mhirts
siid hepi esentatises, 30 elected, shah be, and
eonsItsteth The sud Iegit laiiYe Council. And
iot I'M p,i| ppee of securing az uqunl fepresenL.e
Ton, The 6oseffur nni Legislative Council If
sald fettnofy, ale hereby authorized and r..
qNaied 10 appouion the Representative. 30 u
ps eleeied rs nioresaid, ainong fhe geNeinI eeun.
ties ar d%ietnets, IA the said eiiitory, In prol or
Ton, As teAt Is inuy he, 10 the whole nul,bet ol
nlnnb,ttnls IA Zach county Or district, exclusive,
d 1nflans moi tused,
Sec. 2. dndbe II Gtrther enacted, That iifc
snid Governor aud Legislative Council be- md
they arc hereby, authorized to provide by law
for holding, annually. one or more Courts. ~
one of more Of the Judges Of lie snDIema
Court ofsgdd Territory, In eael, nf the .p,nties
m that pnit OF the Territory En4. waldorf . Lal.
N~iehtgan aud also for the appointment OF a
! Ink IA each county. 10 aet Ms Clerk To The aa,d
'ouil lhefemi aud further 10 prescribe In il
f,sdtet'"h oi stod Cont IL, and tie poNtfs aud
duties ot theJudre OF Judges holding The sn,ns,
Sec. ), amf be Il tnrihcf taaatd. fhai the
Judges oil the supreme luur OF lilo 1sllitort
OF MiclnRan l,ase, and may cseftisp, the ,ieii
oil appointing the Clerk VI Tire sud Court. AID
OF removing him al pleasure.
sec = Ind t II JieMsf enotttd, That No
metnl'ei OF the Legislative Council shall he iii.
Rlbio Ia any Ollie. created Of thu ices OF mhit1,
"ete regulated BY aihw ot laws pnssed wiii,,
he "as a member, ahring the pui lod fol Which
he was elected, and iof one yenr hereafter.
sec, 0. dhd of n tuftalr cunei,d, llla, All
laws, aud parts Of iaws, IN 80 lar ~ the sAthf
shall be Inconsistent with the proy,aiuus Of lhia
Act, are hereby repealed and iutther, dfAr
Congress lese The right at any tnu., 10 nltgr 1,
repeal this Acf,
Approved s.9ih Jan lso7.
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RESOLUTION directing the Secretary of the
Navy TO apply to the Government of Pcnnsyi-
wanna for jurisdiction over certain lands at the
Navy Yard, Philadelphia.
Resoieed5y he Senate mud House Of Represen-
fcttftso 81 me United STATES of America nj Con
gross dSsembted, That the Secretary OF the Navy
be directed TO request the Government OF the
state OF Pennsylvania 10 cede 10 the United
States jurisdiction over such lands as are owned
by the United States. aud improved for public
purposes, at the Navy Yard near Philadelphia.
Approved 9lth Jan. 1927.
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will be resorted TO onls in the event of the fail
nre Of MI other espedienis provided by the laHs
a pledge has been given, by the lerbearanee 10
employ it at this time. II Is submitted 10 the
wisdom Of Congress to determine. whether any
other act oflegisiation mny be necessary on ex-
pedient to meet the emergency which these trans
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.
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JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.
GoKERNoRsrYLER

Our readers will recolloci the letter which We
noticed IN oul last, as haNiaa been written b, tins
gentleman to Mr.. Clay. The Richmond papers
preserved a mysterious silence respecting the
circumstance, until, the zealol who conducts the
Jackson paper in Richmond put on his weeds,
and iamented what he pleased 10 consider Coy.
tyler's detection, In a most dolefnl .Jefenand.
Since the ice has beenbroke. the +" Enquirer has
opened lis mouth, and gives us the following
ang-thmg-arian sort of a paragraph, which VT
copy, to puzzle those who have 10 curiosity
and to crafty the curiosity OF those who do not
like 10 be puzzled
+" We had expected that orc this time some ex-
position would have been made To The public IN
relation TO this letter but nome has appeared,
and probably none Is intended Perhaps the
best course would have been, to LET the letter
speak for itself, aud let the world Judge for them
selves for, IN no other way, tan misconcep-
tons be SO eliectually prevented. aud misrtpre.
sensations be corrected III Governor TYLER pre-
ferred Mr.. Adams TO Gen. Jackson. al the Deri-
cd OF the election, il is no more than what the
majority of the Republicans of Virginia did nj
that time ; though since the alarming develop
nenfs of Mr.. Adams's administration, the tide
has set the other way. We presume, anu we are
induced TO believe, that Governor TYLER dues mol
at this time prefer Ar. Adams to ten. Jackson.
III hoFefhof Tyler approved OF Mr.. clay 5
course, III accepting the mex, highest Office m
der the government al the hands OF the man on
! whom Mr.. e. had principally contributed 10 con.
fer the Highest Office, il IS more than what the
majority Of the Republicans of Virginia would
have done at that time, or would do at any time
and we sincerely trust that Gov. T. does not
himself Ro10 approve OF ii. lttheFc be any thing
else in this letter, wccannot at this time under
taketo pass upon lis import or il correctness
Why Mr.. Clay comes 10 speak Of this letter at
the present time, Is not stated in The snbioined
article but if he expects by this disclosure to
break the force of Governor Tyler's election, or
in any. degree TO hamper GOV. Is influence in
the public councils, We trust thai le will be most
grievously disappointed.-W touch tins subject
with reluetanee-but as ut present advised, we
cannot help thinking that it IS due TO the public
TO lay a copy oitle letter before them
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AN { moiinR appropriations for the pan.
nehl 81 THE Revolutionary aud other pensiast
ers oitho uniied states.
BE epaettd byhe senate opf IIoa@ Of NJ.
prestAlatifts u the United stolts ~ dmgitca j.
Congtfss asseabted, Thai the following sums br,
aud they are hereby respectively nppropiIatra
towards HE military service Of tbe year ora
Thousand eight hundred aud twenty even, apd
Tor Tho opleels following, thai Is 10 sav
Tor the pe1slons 10 Tie Revolutionary pen,
sloneis oi he iniled smtes. one million ,aS
bnnllpd aud siAiy thousand one hundred ana
eiRh3 1--we dollars
! " the Invalid and hall pay pensioners, ,brss
hundred aud one thousand aud da, FIVE doilars
tof pensions TO the widows aud ~orphans
twelve thousand dollars
Sec. ,. dHd tr II further eudeitd. Tint lie
sad sums, Respectively shall be pafd oul o. NY
mone, III the treasury, not oihe, WIS. aYpfo4l7sa
ted
Approved January % 1907
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Suicide.-0a Friday night last, Mr.. FRAN.
CTS I. HARRIS, of this place, put an end Il to his
existence, by administering tohimself a dose OF
laadannm. He appears to have performed the
rash act with considerable dellbcralion. We
understand he made a similar attempt some
years ago.-Does not this settled purpose to
destroy himself, presuppose some original dis
organization of the mind I And, il so, ought
not The prcjudlces which we are apt to imhibe
and display towards those who deprive them
selves ofllte, 10 be much abated, ii not entirely
discarded, IN the pfesentcase We have heard,
bun we hope III not true, that clergymen, ap
piled to, to oiliciate in the last sad duties of NOR
tally, refused to do SO. We hope IL is not true.
for we should deprecate seriously n return to
the fendal supers,itions which dIsgraced a more
bigoted age.
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An ACT Tor the relief Of the INDECENT Sufferers
by the FIRE at Alexandria.
Re II enacted BY he 'Sfgaie aud House Of
Representatives. ofhe United States Of 1merien.
tn Congress assembled, That the sum oftacn.
I, thousand dollars be, and the some Is hereby.
appropriated, 10 be pad ont Of any money in
tie Treasury not otherwise appropriated. for
the relief Of the %in,iieent sufferers bs the de.
strnctiYe Ere in the City OF Alexandria. in the
District OF Columbia, 10 be distributed ,iadef the
direction Of the Mayor and Common Council OF
the I'll, of Alexaadrul Ion The immediate re-
liet Of such class OF sufferers, and Tor no othef
purpose
JOHN ". TAYLOR
Speaker ofihe House of lsepff sentnti,ts.
NAt11'L. MACON,
President of the Senate pro terhpore.
Apptoyedi 9Th Jan. ls27.
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.
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10 Mcssrs. Benjoniin Perkins; John Moore,
.Jones ~ DtbreH, JOHN NJ Rose, 1ao1na.
More, 3r. and Riehard Perkin5
XnAKE N01ICE.-fhat on Thursday The
- lst day Of March next, We shall pro
coed, at the Eagle @liotel, IN the tiy ol Itich
mond, between the hours 90 O'Clock, A. M. and
sunset OF the same day, 10 take The deposition
OF Wm. H. Richardson and others, TO l,eread as
evidence in a snlt now depending IN the super!
Tor Court of Chanccry, for the Lynchburg Dis.
trlet, IN which we are plaintiffs aud you are de-
fendants. When and where you may attend L
you think proper.
THOMAS A.: H0LCOMBE,
FIELDING /. WILLIAMS,
ddm'r. Of Ro6t. l.. Uiiioms. dec!
Jan. %. c4a26
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=4zeGBGRG. FEBRUARY 10. 1927.
THE Z \ PRESIDENT.

o.slv 10 be perceived, from the move
= The jackson party. that they dread the
nfh.s aat.b tho competition OF Dewitt Clinton
en- Presidential chair would have upon the
ia ri their f~Iyofite. A few weeks ago
ptVr r. .dentaily mentioned IN a brief review of
" linton laie Message 10 the New York
Yssisf,.nre, that his principles, as aSowed IN
~, Message, are those, I'm degree, II not IN "a
Nc ~ a. should have said J which Virginia has
made herself conspicuous in defending,
al w. ,sb,el.. therefore, seeing that, under various
aa5,5aisifations, they we're gradually growing
hA4sd1sss fashionable. she ought TO manifest
~ ambition to restore TO their former ac-
s' So pre-eininence, by voting for the on
So -" +, ill lie Executive Chair who had given
e,idence ofhis attachment TO them. This
, any .I.gped those, who, insincere in their pre-
t@S e5 ,I4,otion to these principles, make use of
-, N cover their real design which design is
- lection of Gen. jackson, who is known TO
an more reverence for them than MIR. A.
- b,mself Two oftlIe n. York papers, one
zls,taars distinguished for its long-standing and
.ss.sFtss hostility TO MIR. Clinton. and the other
sdgatie but a lately substituted partisan OF
~ = nf.eman, If its Assumption TO be a conf
- asnclpantm his opinions be not an ebul-
L. 81, Honted vanity, took occasion TO re-
- ~ the article which appeared in our co.
A
- ii i manner entirely Characteristic. The
l.a8ssie, With ITS usual hostlilty, implied a
dtsbl 81 Mr.. oiintoh.s sincerity hf. MOAN
{sBr I'D lriend) assuming the ans OF a man en-
trusted with more man ne Is disposed TO di'nige,
,a.0fasspsi as II oy Gathofly, tila' thefe VIII DC
ne tihI candidaie--that Mr.. Iilaion VIII not
consent TO iawart the peoples WSae& TOD save
IT, nark by clasiilnS win uen' JaeksohS M
tehs and, imi'aea, AT tne same 'iNnP, WIN inc
sult Of prophecy, ne dteia ,es that ~ iofh VIII
g8Ia Old HicSofs All this SOUNDS very wen
or paper and SO dld various productions nlaue
during the last ffeSiaeniiai campaign, oy thas
sumo n. Noah, VINO did MOI discover that new
York would mol go tor Mr., Crawford, unui the
f6ai falsified hs calculations And SO, we me-
state not to believe, VIII DC me case again DC
tits as 1t may, however, III. soa'is conservatory
dfanghtl Is gleediiy s"alio"cdo ny Tue PRETENDED
aaies btsais men IL Is eagerly uuf1pet'ed
iurthb} me : WaSA'itetoA lefeSfaPa, "nl.h d.
sers that Mr.. ohnto" ; pa.lodsh' as wen as
u, Noah sagacly, Is d sooeheI u me COZ,
rae5ness OF the information &py inc facA'ao"4
f. sgnlTtl, winch elfuDTocS loT us CO-llDOJPfS, ana
al8s TO itanew fact, to wit, that :" Mr.. Ct}hioh as
las2lamn." We would here remark (by ~ayof
~plemhesis that MIR. Clinton, never iFating been
considered a candidate, could hot be !" foithdart1R;
and t8at even, had he been SO considered, the
~ Al Al AAah- ft.Dy h. avFaBiI
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Georgia aud The United Siates.-The comico-
udBlc9 scene OF list summer II seems. Is again TO
o. aeied, between Gov. Irotp d the the general
government. 4 law.of the land-the supreme
ta"~-a treaty between independent powers, So
fHhlly concluded, and solemnis ratified by the
ae1ate Of the United States, Is openly and dar-
MY violated by Georgia. Nhai course is 10
ee pursued with this merculial people, ifthey mad
!! persist Ninety -nine hundredtils of the people
oi'ae United States are against them in this
matter, and we hope they will seriously reflect
o5'ofe they are necessarily placed under the
Ian oil the empire" They are hurrying on to
9ieaaiul extremites, which nothing but prIi-
uelice aud tlrnness can avert. We lay before
pf readers the following decisive message ON
te subject, sent by the President to Congress.
was a spark thrown amidst combustibles. In
y 'phate, MIR BERRIEy, a Georgia Senator, c.
.ncea hisspirit, by an indiscriminate denuncia-
=" VI the whole course of the general govern
~ towards Georgia. No one thought it
=, 1''n ~hile to reply to such apSurdities. In the
a9us OIL Representatives, Mr. FuRsYrH, of Geor-
e. vent OIL like a rocket, "Sky-high,o blazing,
S"not onr1lng. He was suddenly cooled down
!! 'f' WEBSTER, WIN, although he has the rep
l''o being rather backward IN buclding on
= "our eVinced no want OF spirit on this ocea-
~ Tie told the gentleman from Georgia that
"ianmatory words and his threatening de-
oa,of we're regarded with entire indifference,
H.. = IS really ludicrous to perceive how his bris-
ell, ~ Every man whose bosom contains a
,ba spark OF justice, we think, must side with
my. nv prosecuted Indians, in their contest with the
1%~sa.lcIous Georgians
NC Senate aud House of Representatives. o[Me
United States,
=, WASHINGTON, Feb. 8. 1927.
!, aspoint to the Consideration of Congress n
tba r. rom the Agent of the United States with
to ng'ee@ Indians, who invoke the protection of
'ofeiisment OF the Unit4 | tait.s in defepc
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InlOR RENT.-Two rooms on the lover floor
- Of the house which at present occupy,
they are large and convenient, aud possession
Immediately given. LOO. ROBINSON.
Feb. 6. IL
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taws % UNITED STATES. rAsshn ar rnt
sleosp SESSION of rnn SlSEqrlNrn c%osehLss.
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IEaoR RENT, a good stable, in rear Of liz
Is e0isc sgslst IL
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-07-18
Chairman OF The Select Committee.

Why arc The Virginia politicians 80 auz:ars 10 s,ci6co
the northern manufactures 10 purchase Riisb ~ond,,
mat government never Jas, never will -o,;, ar
provisions any artic, we can spare TO be esn 49, , a.
consumption. Not barrel Of America -four can he
given away in Great britain. The balance Of trade from
the pombioy system Of that country has always been
against the T.. s. The northern manufacturers t,jo 80
- million ofbaucs uf G3ur from u.s. and was il not m
fhcn -four would not This be worth to the raiser
Of il more than three dollars barrel. Should we not
r. rci7s from those Var .r. chase from uss
N..H,g Fr. 0apifr.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-07-18

Gen JGsiSon and NJ SovtiarG.- Vhat has becon5e %
tic correspondence between these gentlemen Duff who has
constituted himself the guardian Of the Heros reputation
and seems Of Dun be believed which we grant sell
dom the case TO have been accepted by the Hero in thai
capacity says nc has The correspondence his possession
and that it will give the American People fresh cause 10
admire the excellence Of the cros Disposition and the
rcatnFss this mind Why publish it them lin he
possession 1t must have been placed there for publication
and if atlbery to publish it, how is it that Duff whhoIas
this evidence of Gen. Jackfons goodness and great
ness?
Was not the correspondence also sent to certain dis
cipe Of sculapus in Fredericksburg even better known
for his politics than his obstetrics, for publication? VIM
has ne not pubshed Has he any particular reasons for
refusing to avail himself of the liberty given him 10 publish
IL The truth is that nothing but publication will satisfy
tie public mind Il is appriscd that there is such cor
dependence, aud that there is private or honourabs
sctuFc suggested by the correspondence itself to cnion its
publications. 1t is looking in all direct for tina.
evidence of fitness unness, which shall determine il in
the choIcc of President, and of all possible evidence that
furnished by letters where writer transfers his soul TO
his is the best Believing that this correspondence
ought 10 be p~b!ished il it intended be publish
cd, hope in the Of the public, there will be no
further delay. Out with it DUcor-and whatever YOU do
don touch tie syn;as.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-07-18

Eatrnd Of d icter 10 the Editors, om Bolglng Green,
III. eth June
The state Of kentucky has been much nisrepreseBt-
ed IN the opposition prints, relative 10 the sentiments
OF the people upon the next presidential election. An
cndcaver is making TO impress the conviction abroad,
that the Hero IS to tie 0? this You
may rey it, there rational prospect of such
event. We who live here E7,o1C, that such decara-
tons made for effect and furnish evidence, that the
tiat requires them a sinking IOdepeu
deai of the fact that Ky must forfeit all character for
consistency by deserving the administration, the hold
which Mr.. Clay has upon the confidence and affections
tie people too strong be shaken by the force OF
combination, violent and inilammalory even than
that which exists.
The annual elections are approaching. We regard
The congressional election in this district represented
by MIR (. johnson, as already settled.
The Adams and Jackson parties are arrayed against
each other even for the offices Of the State Legsia-
ture, and you may form some idea of the general
strength this quarter when tell you that there
i've counties including and in the neghborhood Of
this IN which the candidates for the Administration are
unopPosed Throughout the state, have no doubt
the congressional returns will be the as last year,
with the exception that in the Frankfort district, an
Adams caHd date will succeed LIZ compe, the late jack
representative The two lower districts adjoining
tins, Will return Adams men, notwithstanding there are
in each two Administration canddates,-popular men
/ opposed 10 one JaCksoDian.
Is there no hope that Va. viii break the charm that
has bound her, and awaken 10 proper sense of her
interests and her dignity The eyes Of The nation arc
upon her. The public journals speak falsely, or her
ancient srstoCracy is beginning TO find the influence
of an enlightened public sentiment The day OF her
regeneration will be a proud day n her his!orr.
hope i is .. haze
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-11-06

VIE Poplar Forest ii"me Tract, all that part the
estate attached 1" the Mansion House, Containing bye-
cent survey ons thousand aud aoge and thte
qulitersj OF TIL: land before pub Abore
900 acres already clear ed, the woods heavily
nrred aud the greater tobacco land the quality
The cleared ani with The exception about I'm
good her capable under JJdIcI
line eorbj The 4Aued pOtiJn hi he reclaimed TIM
plantation diiaht male turnpike eight f. om
Lynchburg heius Gtersecied by
es, heading within as limits aud therefore not
overflow, ah1rdns act lees so Of branch
tom land well adapted the culture OF Timothy and other
grasses and he purpose Of standing tobacco IV;
nall OF the branch land still Woud. the plantation
sDthermProve large framed wheat harm
with good threshng machine. The manon house is oony
convenient, hHdome ard situated command.
ing nearly the whole Of the the farm Iueu-
TO another stale property is offered
los Tor cash credit aud feel hesitation IN ting
that 10 tobacco planter lew desirable.
FRANCIS EPPES