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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-02-09
FOREIGN.

. ioRK, February 5.-After an .unus,,sI
F.as Without me arrival of any packet shin from
europe inc annuncation last evening of fine Iobr
Jay from Liverpool, whonce she sailed on The o,l
december, and OF the Queen Nah from H.. -
tue "a. excited much interest "a
from the Journal of Commerce of tb;s ,no~r
ns' "nIch mas obtained papers, we copy what fai
lows The intelligence however il 81 ,,i ~
as to be OF no great interest -''''e i''er
INC racket ships John jay from Tivernoo,
ana queen Nab from Havre, below last riabt ~
December. ~ inc Sth OF
Intelligence from Constantinon,e had ,,oo, go
eeiyea IN London, via Paris, to the OH NJ. -
winch date the Refs Efend is stated 70 ba,,a - a..
I p: ~ uie Dragomans Of England France and
RUSSIA, that all intercourse with tbc;r 49,. -,
courts was suspended until fbe,, sho,,T5 I;s
rom interference in the affairs ofGreece and mil
tIhlucation should be given for the Joss 81 a.
nee AZ y ayafino and satisfaction offered fo. III,
IN 1 20 the ottoman flag. On the IIth fhe e.
i'"i uoci sion o. the Porte was expected IN ba an
nounced Rumours 10 which ~ 80. " % an
aence was attached, were circulated IL o,i,. -.
the evening OF the 9Th, that passports fo, Co,r;-,
ia. ,, Oeeh refused TO the Allied Ambassadors ana
lit; i% 'hoy would leave Constantinople imroe.
uidtely' IL was confidently stated that ,UarI;i, -
parauons were ao0t on a most ex tensi,,, - ~ -
me fortress on the Danube had been e,re.tt's -
ana mat the Sultan was about to rsnair 10 Sr;ar
In France the elections had been nea-I,, t-,...,..
10 close; and the defeat of tbo NJ;nisy "fo,lsl
beyond an doubt. M. Peyronnot. the Ko.ne 49, q;
me seals NJ dc Chabral, Minister Of NToria NJ
ayssnous, Minister for EccIesiasecaI &C..
al : I'a'I "a 20 nave sent in their designations
me Psciic sailed in company viii, ,bo LII,
Jay ana brings the unfortunate Sneson IL,
Slll pc De remembered some time since deCran5e5
w. me Bank at Petersburg, and fed 10 En,,I,rJ
yearly inc whole Of the money is renor,e 80 -.
been found upon him. " ''POi'eu 20 nave
PARIS, Dec. "a courior
terddy from Vienna has brorobt ~ SS'iiseu yc9-
telligence: s"' ue following in
boII Id me lOil Of this month grand Divan was
held at Consiantnople, and the answer ~ ,5 "a,
on. 1--WE was heie dccide1
-, - Delore any negotiation, and as preIiroina-
~ cOhuiuon the three Powers shall ro1o,,nco an
,Vehuon, direct or Indirect 10 me s1r,irs ~
Turkey and Greece - ''o dHdiIS o.
"a. me three Powers shall mako q ,ebt. 90
'oieihn rcparation 70 The Ottoman Porte for tIe ;
sun onercd 10 It's flag at Navariu
% The three Powers shall enoaoc ,sbo1i,, e.,
in9emniiy Tic sublime Porte for all lie inssesy -.
suting from Ills insult 1 "'o iVsseS re-
c vi ne receipt Of this answer, Mr. strstrord
Cannlng demanded frman, in order 10 f,r,.s-S +,
20 h'' governments: and ;ake IL oraers Tb@e-'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-02-09

Cd, and the committee have proposed an alteration
IN the present duties upon these sizes OF window
glass.
The only other material alteration which the
committee have proposed in the existing laws re-
guia,ing our dses upon imports, is increase of
the minimum upon coitons, tcn 30 cents, at " hch
1t now stands, to 20 cents The object of this has
been 10 reach finer description OF COTTON cloths
and, for the evidence upon which they have re-
commended this alteration, they refer the House
TO the testimony VI the witnesses who have been
examined upon the subject of co,tons, herewith
reported.
Should there be found errors in this report, the
committee have to offer for their excuse, the very
short time wh..i has been allowed 20 prepare il ;
aud they would gladly have avoided accompanying
their bill with amy report, but for the fact that
their request to be allowed TO examine witnesses
has excited some feeling in the House, as well az
in the country, and they have felt il "A duty they
owed TO themselves to give this detailed history OF
the manner in which they have discharged the
important trust.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-02-09
MEDNEsDAY, Feb. 6, 1927.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTAT
RETRENCuNTL,n

~ iAei@-NC II MEM.
The House resumed the cons5er,,ior &C -.
resolutions a on the subject of public expenditure.
T SIiu TTe1trenchment as amended on the motion Of
M A. hamilton and accepted by Mr.. Chiffon.
Mr.; Bartlett resumed, and concluded an arls
speech, generally in defence the present Admin
against it, GNU 'i's'iiuateo
81 ne lew was followed by Mr.. smyth, DIVA in gene
men followed a series of speeches. motions q.
adjournment, sc. which extended the session -
I ~ o clock at night; of which, in due season our
IeaderS snail have an account The nrincinai
speaker was Mr.. Wright who pa a
considerable length, and with much severity unon
. me speeches Oft several gentlemen who had
has occupied. -"' v i4oA i'e
The result of this nights proceedings was The
u,'Sno,ls adoption OF the resolutions for inoIIirv
as az amended, together with the amendment If Nj.
dorsey which carries part OF the inquiry back 70
me year 100 and which was agreed to by vote
81 70 10 90 The resolutions, in he form in which
'hey hnaliy passed, shall be given in onr ncvt
ne House adjourned alto o'clock. Nat. Int.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-07-09
No. 6.
No. 9.
Posi- OFrIcE DEPARTMENT..
POD Fcbyvuyy 1929.

22d fc6rWd1Y 1928.
SIR: III answer 10 your communication OF
the 18th instant. IlqI;;:!ng whether there be
ANY officers in this Department whose sor-
vices may be dispensed. with, without dciri-
men; TO the public interest, or if the salaries
Of any Of then, can be reduced. consistently
with justice and propriclY: aud in general
whether any OF the expenses incident to the
! department can be reduced, without ir13ajr-
/ IlE the efficiency of lis opcrations;-' !i.avc
li!c homo: TO submit hasty but general
sketch OF the outlines of tho business transac-
ted, ANNUALLY, in this Department.
There are IL tic United States ga mail
routes, 99,i34 miles ofpost roads oil which
inc man IS annually tTanspor;ed; and about
f'"."' post o.iiccs.-Ihc amount Of postaucs
"hch will be collected III the ti!rrcnt- ycar
VIII cEccCd Il million and half OF dollars.
.i'he following is somewhat detailed
'icW the business for The current year:
isl. Arranging the order and connection
o! ! nails routes, being onc-lortl Of the
whole, every year.
"a. Examining am! recording s 900 propo
sails toc carrying !hc mail, comparing them.
and deciding the right, examining numerous
te"timoniais which accompany them, and
iIrn5hng f~tcttcr Of acceptance 10 Gael. sac
c0*s!uI applicant,
3d. Preparing and causing to he rccipro-i
caUy executed ~ contracts, with tr!n!i-
Gates, bonds, and surcties.
.sth. experimenting ,6A4 mail routes, rel
guiatInE the movements Of the mail, chan.s-
ing It's direction, and examining the rcportst
OF the daily performances of contractors.
9TH. Appointing, registering, and commits
son!ng more than 900 postmastcrs annual !
", receiving aud registering their bonds, as
gp.agt 49, 80, =
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LINES BY MONTGOMERY.

I'VE qucnchless stars, So cioqucn,iy bright,
Un't"Io'ed scmtr'"s "t the shadow night.
"h'ie half the world - Tapped ~ dovuy dreams,
Hnd roam! the lattice creep your midnch, beans,
HOW sweet to- gaze upon your placid eyes,
In iam5en' beauty looking from the skies.
Ahi WHEN. ohiiviuus of the world, we stay
AZ oeai "f night along sIne nui,clcss way.
HOW Tho hcaTt minglrs with the uoou lii hoo,
RS II the starry heavens euiFuScA Iuyvrt.
Ncc! not u cloud careers yen penSN sweep,
Awaveicss sea OF aGuro, still rs sleep;
Fun IN her dreamy light, the nroon Prrsi!cy,
Shr'ncd III II halo, meiiowins as she ride:
Aud far around, the forest and the stream
Battle in the beauty oi he's emerald beam:
The lui al wiudS, toe, sleeping IN thcu rasHs,
No stormy roll upoH the wave;
Natuic is husIId, il hes works adu,cd,
S'hld by the presence OF he living Luri.
Aud now, while through the ocean utms haze
a dizzy Chain of yellow iustrc plays,
And moonlight lnvelIncss hat vSi,i III. land.
Co. stranger, muse tbnu ny tii~ wavP-woru strand:
CertieS havc gl!'d Der the baiauc',I Garth
Myria!s have blc>s'd, uyrias cursed rrci b.,l,
Sul, yor sky -bracnns keep Il &IujrSs y!arc,
Nnsulion as the God who th,und thew there,
Though swelling earthquakes hCavC the au,,ld worit
And king aud Kingdom from thciT pli''S arc huTId,
Sublimey calm, they run their bright Hrccr,
Nnheediul of the s,uIns aud changes here.
We wan, 40 hymn 10 hear or pnup 10
For all around Is deep divinity"
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-07-09
REPORT on RETfENCHMENT.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
No. ).

DEPARTMENT or u AR,
.Nurci ., 1923
S.B: The documents necessary 70 furnish
satisfactory answer TO the inquiries sub
mitted in the letter which, as Chairman Of
the Committee Of Rctrcnchmnnt, YOU did
me the honor to address to nc, have thi:
moment been put in my hands, and ltastcn
TO furnish the information, as taT as practice.
bic, required by the committee. The cnclu,
scd documents. as far as thc bureaus arc con.
ccrned to which shoy refer, vii! be sufficient
10 satisfy the committee t!.at economy has
been pursued in the expenditures Of the pub
tic money, 10 the utmost extent, cotnpatibiy
with The successful! operations Of ;llcir bran
chcs Of the public service. Or this Z, :cas!on,
il may be allowed me 10 say, shat, always
considering Just economy Tic true p0cy
OF all Governments, and particularly ours.
The first measure | adopted. ON coming INTO
the Department, was to assemble the Chief;
OF the different Bureaus, a;sd 10 urge upon
them It's practice; ansi that in crcrv oflicial
act, as trustees OF the people, il was our So
jemn duty 10 consider ourselves IN t!lcir pre-
Scncc, and accountable - ficO for or CON
duct. That, with liiis purpose CONTINUALLY
before Cur eyes, though 1vC niIght lal 70 OBJ
tain apprO5atIo0. We shoui,; attain N-ilat was
more valuable, conviction tIIli We deserved
=. AS Tar as | am able to Gsccrtdin the
course recommended has been faithfully pur-
sued, and, Whenever occasion called for j.. re.
tFenchmcnt has b3on effected by change IN
the regulations; and that tne committee Will
learn with pleasure, :!.at the administration
0! this Department has continually, for years
past, tended to Il reduction OF It's CXpcnt;i.
lures. 10 manifest to the satisfaction ofthc
committee, this economical tendency, haze
caused synopsis to he prepared Of the dis
buFseuJant for the last nine years, divided into
three periods; lhc first embracing from 'fQI
10 81. Doth iilclus"e: tho second fro-a -,
10 a. and the third from - TO -. Hcrc-l
tcrnng 20 the hcads subiccs to the discretion
OF the Department, il will be seen that the
amour, OF disbursements has been lcssa1cd. |
The li2n OF the Quarter Masters Dcuart-I
mcnt, III tie first period, va, 81 ,381 OH Ia: In
the last, 582G,035 80; and, although the great.
cr number Of troops il fhc first period must
be TAKEN intO the account, yet, after making
the proper allowance for this circumstance, !
sun the relative 5aring lrI,gt he obvious.
70, also with The contingencies Of the Ar /!
my. In the fist period, this item Of expense |
amounted to S160,tCO 81; in the latter, 10 .
i}2,39l SO; and comparing tic first YER, !
-, N the FIRST series, with the last ycar, in |
tho last series, % it III be found IN tho for
mer case, # amounted to SEQ .5S5 Of. and /, 1
The latter, 70 SfO,922 81 81, aIso. with the
contingencies Of y Indian Dcp3ffuIenf: IL
re second period, before which Che contin-
ycncIos were blended with the pay o. the d.
gents, &C. amounted to $3l5,359 %; in Che
e' +" s2H' 100 %. ~ rirr naricC IT,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-07-09
:. JAMES HANILToN, il.


CHAIRMAN 'CCtCCt COMMITTEE:
SIE: Eour communication requesting the
Clerk OF tie House of Representatives Of the
L. States 10 inform the committee whether
any reduction can be made in the number Of
clerks employed by him, or in the contingent
expenses OF the House, without injury to tic
public service" has been received; and, in ati-
5wcr thereto, the Clerk bo55 leave to state.
that 10 reduction can be made in the mum.
Der Of the clerks in his Office, without serious
Inconvenience to the business Of tho House.
and without rendering it impossible FOR him
10 Keep up the present arrangement, cstab-
ilShed duTlr~ the two last sessions. Their
pay do not'think one cent TOO high consi-
dcring the duties performed.
The committee know how many hours are
necessarily devoted, during the session Of
Congress, more than in any public Office, but
| am satisfied no one can know without being
ont nc spot, the amount Of labc. done during
the recess.
The average recording done, during re-
cess, from an estimate made, if paid for, at
the usual price, would be about $1,000 To
this must be added the compiling, alliterating,
copying and correcting proofs of indexes to
the Journal, Executive Reports, Bill Books
and Reports of Committees; collecting, cxa-
mining, re-arrangng, filing, and endorsing all.
papers used during the session; arranging
printed documents for binding; arranging O.
rigInal Executive papers for binding; coilcc-
ting and arranging all the books. settling all
mailing 6tfa;lnd ~b>upr' tor .,
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in three years.
As it regards reduction of the number of
officers IN this Department, do not believe
the public service will justify it. To this re-
mark, Il trliiing exception may be made
During the last year, Il vacancy occurred a.
nong the clerks, which forbore TO fill, I'M
der Il hope that it might be dispensed with
Withou; much injury to the service, and
Thereby Il small saving be effected. In a
year or two more, the number OF clerks may
be diminished in tic Office Of Land Boun-
ties and Pensions; rs it is obvious, time will
continually diminish the services ~ be per
formed IL these offices.
As TO the Just compensation for public en-,
ploymcnt, il IS ono of the most difficult prob
lens in political science Is about which much
difference otopinion prevails. Even the stan
dard of compensation Is yet 50 be settled.
Shall it be confined to support ofthc officer!
OR Shall il embrace that Of his iu.sily, and
beyond their support, enable the incumbent
60 make for them reasonable provision!
Shall he be enabled to practice the courtesies
of hospitality, or be mere isolated beast Of
burden? We're VIC to Judge this question by
! thc anxiety 10 obtain appointments, indir;,-
ted by the number of candidates for Office,
and the zeal with which they pursue their OBJ
! cc;, we should be justified in inferring that
The salaries were full high, if not cxor5itant.
! ON the contrary, if we advert to the impov-
crl*hcd condition of those, generally, who de-
vote their time tothc public service, we should
! be led to conclude that poverty is almost
an inevitable .lect OF such devotion; and as
Il consequences, the salaries, instead OF being
cAtravaGnnf, were pCnur,ous. Allin' there
ore occasional exceptions to this general &c
suit, effected by rigid economy, and great
skill Ill the investment OF money, vet the lar
ger proportion OF public servants die Ill po-
vcrty, and leave their families III the most be-
ircaNcd condition. | therefore content my
self, instead expressing any decisive opinion
on the propricty of reducing the salaries OF
officers, with presenting these difficulties to
any satisfactory solution of the question
propoundo-'; and | do SO the more rca-
/ Oily, as the committee will be much
better 'hlc than myself 70 decide, cor
rcct'y, the propricty of reducing salaries-
! "n'! finally, am not advised Of any cxpens-
cs incident to this Department, which can be
reduced without impairing the efficiency of
It's operations.
have the honor to be,
Your obcdCnt servant,
JAMES BARBOUR.
Hon. lanes HAMlLrov, Jr.
Chairman, Of the Committee on
Rcirrnchmcnt.
Here follow statements in figures of the cx-
pcnscs ofthc Army
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now TO WRITE BY rKoXv.

HOW TO WRITE BY PROXY.
Mons neighbours 'hr F'cneh III good olsn time,
When nobility fou,ishd, great Darons and DuEes
Often UP for authors. in prose am! in rhyme,
But meier took the u0Hb!c :" write their bou.y.
Toor devils icn'i t" 40 This ~. their hrt,e,s
And. one day, Bishop addressing Einc,
Said, "Ala am have you read my Pastoral Letters
To which the Btvs No. Bishop, have you"
The same is donc by our privileged class,
And to show 20" how SIMPLE thu proceeds il needs
II great Naiur- (irncrai* wishes To PASS
Fot an Author o: History, .hus nc psccccis:-~-
First scruhbin. his stock notions syyc,,
AS he can, wi,h rDoSc-Gui!I, claims him as Kin,
I!o seucs his neck -rinh-takeS snuff rings ,hc Ga!'
And yawn''siy orders a SuDa!tcrn in.
The Suhal'cru his General sca,e:,
In all tho self gl"cy at authorship s"cllius.--
Where II saith his IorShp. work cumulctc,
"Waute "otng nov, but the grammar and speIlins,"
We'll used 4 breach, tic brave suhaI,crn dcad7
hukwa rd brooches Cf syNtax hundred in,es more,
AUD though often cnucnn'd hTcairs of heads,
He ha! ncFr seen such breaking Of k,iscia;3 hrfoC.
However the inh's to pay-hat's cSoucl,--
So to il with his tnl;cius IN miner,
Couyne'd tina; there ,ub II 50 touc,
As the mnudis great MsJot- Geucra ais granular,
But, To- fresh puzzIemcnt starts Up 10 viey--
New toll for thu Sun-for the Lord new expense:
iis discover q that Intending his grammar won't do,
AS the S0ba lcrn iso must .ind him II scusc.
al last--cveu this is achieved by his ari;
Friend Subaern pockets the cash am. tho s,ugy:
Drums beatthe Grand March of in;elccs nlar'd-
And OF struts my Lord, the historian, H. glory.
Or nnant-Genera, as it may harpcn be.
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~ N'e''----' ~, -,:l LIZ.
-;i|. ST. CLAIR CLARKE.
list Feb, 1923. Clerk II. Of Il. G. s.
NO. g.

Statement Of the sums Of money which have
been dlsburscd through the State Depart
mant, and settled at the Treasury upon
the certificate Of the President without
specification, since the LIST day of July,
1890, specifying the sum paid in each
ycar: furnished in compliance with Let
ter OF the Chairman of the Committee
on Rctrcnchment, ofthc 18th of February.
1923.
On the 18th Sept, 1922, 1900 90
From the Goth Nov 1910 10 tIo
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=, SJO-UJl 70
Payments OF similar uaturc to the fore
gong were made Under the act of tho tst Of
J,uy, 1870, and subsequent acts, but from tho
destruction OF accounts and vouchers by The
contlaSratlon Of 1914, the Treasury do not
possess the means Of ascertainin gtheamounts
expended with any precision. In the printed
public accounts for the year 1894, however.
the sum OF 1900 appears TO have been adj
yanccd to Edmund Randolph ,:Secretary of
State: on account of the contingent char
Scs OF government" pursuant to instructions
OF the President OF tho L. States; and also
IN tne same accounts for 1896, the sum Of
$4,000 appears to hayo been advanced to III
rdotfy Pickering, Secretary of State, ito de-
's&y the contingent charges OF Government
ta2hsUEY DEPARTMENT.,
Registers Office, F5b., %, 1929.
JOSEPH NOURSF. Reg
2" g, r1vr.,rrU..
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CAPTAIN CLAPpERTON.


fEe following particulars Of tie death Of Carta;u
N''PPe,oo, H. ~: we have just received from tho
i1outh OF Richard Lander, bis servant, who attended
hiin IN MS last nomen;s.
it The !3,ii al AnriI 1927 at a o,cyocl, !, d.
.H' @ n2; his in'rCrId traveller b. ea,y his last =
ne sy o. soc iNat"'' about % days journey from TIM
'"Csy' iis "iaeSs lasted 30 days As We stated YES
to-day, Tue complaint by which he was lost 10 the
world was dJ seDfary lie appears to have beeo oeI
iccy aware OF his approaching faie; was quite reson
Cd o1t' and died 10 the of his servant without
Struggle ihe Captain was thirty eight years of qge
IL is consohpg TO know, that in the irving circum-
stances in which he placed oppressed by consuno
ing illness, III foreign land he did not lose sight OF
'"c 'a"e o The cancellations CT Religion. Every Sop-
nay morning he caused Lander read &c him the pray.
eT5 used ~ tho Service Of the Chnch of EnnaDd ami
frequently occupied himself 10 other acts of deyciion
W hen The Captain more. our informant sash.
ca me remains OF Ais master. and wrapped clean
s"eei round lis body which lie subsequently enclosed
III blanket, and The Whole in pcce of rna,iu, cni
mas no beng known 10 that country
he BODY was iheu carried on the baci, Of n canoi
a'' conveyed 10 grave which bad been prepared for
i's reception by Lander, and of the Captains
black slaves, 10 a small garden in .ke vape of Jam,
gan! Eve uiiies 10 Tie southeast of Sanis,tco IT.
Gamer was led by Of the slaves The rename
were ioaowed 10 theT resting place by four Others
afd ny ibe sIthfui domestic from whom we have OBJ
famed this account. On lowering the body into the
grave, Tie Union Jack was waved over il by Lander
and he Burial Service then read by the same in
diviJual "
Vhiie lie renamed at Sacka!oo the natives treated
ni WIFI The greatest respect. During bis last illness
o wants were imPerfecy provided for, owing 10 lie
Dart aTous state Of that society which he was desi
ned to close his career. Chicken broth and boiIea
m'k and rice, were the articles of sustenance which
wee supplied. Beer or vine was not ~ be Obtained
jor lang vas reported to have persisted in Dec
i6>7. IN IS fully refuied, letter was received b
bis vile at Irfo, dated February 1870, from viii.
ago but short distance from Timbuctoo In that lei
Ter Tie MAJOR apoIogi5ed for its breyily, which, hu
ID, hT al Il
had received Oh lie back OF his right hand
EL.Ucn Cyyyie,
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pELAwAnE BBsAKwATER, The President o fin.
- states has appointed Com. Rodgers General Bet
nad and hir. Strickland Of Philadelphia commission
efs to ioeate Tue 6reaiiwasr 10 the Deaw are and fur
n';h the drawings and estimates They are ioslruc.
ed 20 PToyue barber for the largest class Of vessels
u var rms work viii orc placed 10 the way of being
'"P'dy executed 5NEcs Register
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HOLM Z

Hon. JA~Es H.MLToH, W1irnan, e.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-04-04
Il T.a.YYgRD FOB SgTr

s'H upsrieers o8er at private sale valuable LANYARD
a now m uli oPeisi0n, aud dwelling hou,s with about
~ acres d" land siusted IN the of Oxford Granville
eounys Notb Carona H. the yard rs double Iaver
vas each capable Of containing 40 spauh hides;
containing z handlers sisohss, hnes bats, 4 water
r[o9'';r all o. watts good framed two story carrying
shop aud beam house, 100 feet by ~ bark aud tro min
nou', unoer one roof, 10 by IS feet, and out hours
80 The wofkmeui one cast non and large stony nail
me YARD Supplied ~ several nenrT failing sunra Is MI
water conveyed 90 PPe', with hydraf In the Gentle Of Tho
yard ohe At The water pool the cufryinr shoe The
yard and building. are encIoed wh pang feet brh The
dwelling n good two story lraued building with two rge
rooms snd passage, above and below lately psssred e
hnEhti, aud m excellent cellar under part OF N hou
large famed kitchen, smoke house corn huup add ,abs
hn' within lwo years large yari eardsn is'oy eocstd
with Psing-al which makes il Que Of hs 1T desrsbl,
situations IN OHfoid On The lot spring OF * client water
not faf from the dwelling. Part of the l we'll sef
tmohy aud Glover aud cssily converted into
meadow The nuubet o county hides generally taken -
rom 7JOto ODbeJts aiSood proportion Of sSint mrr.
might be had by having I'M county Usk Al -
of Spanh, chesnut sud willow anJ D. 50 Tor hisrS rcd
white oak Price OF hides, without bon cent; drv
without horns, skins ioclude5I II t.2esa per H. TIE
leather Of this yard supports character abroad Orffd
rteemtd most healthy snu1on, sud Academy Of e.
ahlshed reputation Is located the premises Tue above
property " offered for salc clos. the conc aud me
stock of hides 10 the yard woad also b. sold al lar prize
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