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Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-06-09
VIRGINIA FREE PRESS.

Persons generally Of the hes, infcr-
nation. look 10 Dolivsr as the only aud
last hope 81 the Republic lf he eau.
not guide her. she will soon be- what
6uatcmala, Mexico. Buenos Ayres,
and Chill are, The arenas Of blood she'd
by n brothers hand.
Private letters Oh which the greatest
reliance can be placed. stated that
Congress would, the day after the mail
iefi Bogota, invest Bolivar with SUI
premc power, and place the fate If
the Country IN his hands, although one
OF the hrst individuals IN Roso,a,
wrote, IT was not certain. but Bolivar
would leave the country, Immediately.
IN disgust. Gen. O'Lcary ha. been
appointed Minister TO the Coited
states. sir. Burrows received letter,
three days previous To the Me6ina's
sailing, Ia prepare this packet for the
oil ihis Gentleman, la.
Lady. anu Suite, but rs every birth, in
the packet, was taken previnusly, the
request could not be complied with,
and he will probably embark in the
neA packet fur New York.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-06-09

JtnoMENr or DEAIn was pronnnnc
cii on Thursday morning, al Philadcl.
ph'a. by Judge BALDWIN. upnn ,hc
pottsViile Mail Robbers, Potter and
Il" 'i:on. The address 10 the prisoners
10 sad TO have beeu solemn and imnres.
'l'e. The atrociiy Of their guilt wa,
strongly depicted, aud salutary eau.
ton cnJo'ncd against irduIcinr the
leasihope OF pardon. The coh,icts re-
manned unm"ved dur;Ug the whole time
OF The sentence, betrayios nosymDt.m
Oh agitation or alarm. The time (o,
their execution has not been fixed.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-06-09
DOyIESTJC.
THE SALEM MURDER.

TIE Murder oar at last. We have
heard the following facts from so MANY
persons. that we think proper TO state
them. although they rest on rumor Tor
ihcir authority. Some days ago. u let
ter was received At the Post Office in
Salem, addressed TO Joseph Knapp
There was Joseph Knapp, Junior, in
the town. The letter was taken from
the Office BY Joseph Knapp. senior, and
found to be from one Palmer, of Bel
last. IN the State OF Maine. He de-
handed $3.50 immediately. and $1,000
on the first OF June; and these demands
were enforced by u threat to disclose
al, important secre'.;f they were refus.
ed. Mr.. Knapp knew not what sto
make ct the letter. but either of his own
motion, or more probably at the instance
oi Others, laid il before the commit,c.
OF Vigilance The Committee arrapp.
cd that sum of money should be sent
IN letter as required; but that an Of
hcer, AMI gentleman of the law, from
Salem, should he present at the Bel.
last post clIicc, when IL should be- de
lNered. A man came, asked for the
ietter--it was shown: he said he was
the man to whom il was directed. He
was arrested, aud then made this
extraordinary confc ssion that Mr..
w hiie was murdered by J. Knapp. ir.
brother of J. Knapp. and other per
sons, who were previously in custody
mat j. Knapp jr. secretcd himself in
the house IN the day time, and admit :
ted the rest IN the night; that the,
went INTO the chamber, and were re-.
moving the iron chest when Mr.. White
appea,ed to move, and 5e awaking
mat Knapp struck him on the head
with the head Of Ratchet, and two of
the others stabbed him; that thew des.
troyed the dirks ;n the furnace Of , ma
nuisctory; the ha,e:.et, which he de,.
cribed mlnutely was buried in a certain
place III that place. fwo dnys ago.
me hafcha tcos found. The knaDn.
arc IN custody.
y. Knapp. jr.. married the daush,cr
OF Mr.. Whites house keeper.
Since writing the above. we have seen
several versions of the story in print.
but they all agree Substantially with
the above.
We unders;and shat J. Knapn. ir.
watched the body of MIR. White ,wo
nights; and was one Of the commander.
OF the volunteer guard Of vigilance.
winch was established 10 detect the
murderers. and protect the people.
lac blade OF dirk has been discover
ed. Ii Is further stated thar ~
NhaPps pressing request, he house.
keeper had gone away 10 see her dau Oh
ter, knaPp's wife.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-06-09

Ut IS reported that an enormous an.
MAJ las lately been seen off the island
oil LEWIS, h"atIn. on the water: and =
similar occurrence happened len ,ca,.
,-G1' al The same place. Several rcfs,a.
haa sreh 1t, and for some time few pco.
PIE NFniurcd out upon tie coast. /,
were idle to say that the animal IN
question was merely whale. for the
people ~ these islands are ssfiicien,Iy
iA,hi'iaf with the whales 10 know ore
Mh,n IT might come IN their way, and
a'e mort acute Observers 'lan nigh, lie
imagined by the learned na,.rslis,.
All that can be said GA the ,cbi.eti.
i"at strange suinal. whether az T,
'Pes''s known To natafalisis or rot
has diciy visited these islands ~
'e'g'h was stated TO bc upward, Il
eg"ly irc'. aud ats form a,terp.,,d
EdM5tyg Liferary Ga.efi,
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-06-09

We learn from the Cincinnati ~
'F'l'>ff' that there have been made 10
nsi t"s wiih-1 The last ~ Give months,
10 less Than one kuadred and flr,-
"sarI Engine.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-06-09

Mr.. llnustob's strange retirement
from The oilicc Of governor ii Tcnnr.
s"r' to take up bis home among the Ia
dians west Of TIE Mississippi, lea,in,
"'ic whom he had lately married.
has caused much surprise amons tie
people. The iiiends 81 the Injured /,
ny have ihteriercd--shc Is amolv sos.
tanned, and. even on the t..,i,,.ny
OF Houston himself, a. being ~, ,uo,.
ehasie nnd amiable-but 4 notion b~J
entered his in'nd, that .he va. "cold,'
towards him, and his us5rc .f b,r
was such lbat sbe refused ~ live vitl,
hiin--as u appears she ought. IA
ie''cr 10 The lAihsr 81 tie lady. is,ru.
fl0us " Recommendation only shew.
That he relenicd, or repcntcd. wben too
l1'r' We irar that be had made an
'Jel Of himself. add was mortified tbaf
~ DID not tall and uorship II. UaV.
ing casually notircd this matter ..me
'i'ns ago, 4 seemed proper that We
SHOULD hnaliy IcveIt fO II. We mo, Il
regret TIC errors 81 man Who had ma.
ny qualities 60 render him a usefoI
member ~ society. aud. - w ,hough,
much gooduess 81 heart. - r .NHss.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-06-09

Tnofher UaHimg Skeleton. En-.
Siish paper contains an account Of
remarkable individual. who. under ,br
appreciation OF ~ o!kine Skeleton. !,
exhibiting himself Ia the irhabitaot. Of
D"hai. city in the northern Jep,rt.
meht oil france. Il, the acoouu, ,i,s.
OF tins man. It does not seem ,lat he !,
quite so attenuatcd Is II, brotLe, slI.
cton IN New York. bot he po..e,.c.
some properties which render him ou.t,.
- much an object Of curinsi,y. Ue i.
SIid To have the Faculty cf contrAetir
.is muscles and reducing his Gc,i
leaving his bones proirudinc. 30 \. :.
gaze himself the appearance az a,ke,
ZION ,hcased Ia shri,clled parchment.
lie can Instant = free himself from Al
sorts 81 CHAINS aud manaclc.: ara
NUMB screws, banL-cuffs. AID az
manner at ictters are fastened on hi,.
ny way at experiment. IN VAN: for
so"n a. they have been fixed uuo.,l,,,
a. securely "a possible. by pr,s.r,
>A'i'ed IN that kiud nf business, he con
""'ts Tie pads and they drop 10 Tie
ground. y triple chain wa, p...cd
round has body, and strongly fas,enc.
W screws, IA such u iaanncr 4. :, ~,
bought would battle his strance facy,,,,
""' oy one or two movements. q.
winch ne alone possesses the SCI,
'hey "e'e made 10 fall % the c,ourJ
BzItiulofc Gazette
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-06-09

Charlotte Hay wood. charged with
The murder of Lucy johnson. wa, ex
ahmed before the Ilu,t,ngs Court for
tbs city Yesterday. The Court dce,J
cd TO send her on TO take her final ri.
al before the Superior Court Of Law.
and rcmandrd he's back 10 Jail.
lhe case OF The negro Dauicl, charr
ed with the murder OF James Dun.
mond on Monday night, will come an
before tie Musings Cour. today. Dan.
eel being slave. the Court ~ In, c,,s
!s Court OF oyer and ic,lnB,er-the
Magistrates 10 be unanimous TO con.
dcmu.
A capital case is also TO lie tried ON
Monday before The Federal Court mo-.
sitting III this city. The accused. =
PERUVIAN spaniard, is charged with
killing the mate of an American sb,,
by s'sbbing him ~ > America. be h.
ing one Of the crew Of the shin Al lie
time.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-06-09

Ohio Window giuss ia Epqlasd 49,
The Commercial advertiser 1T Cincin
ns'l says, ihai leitertcccuily rceeN
ed ~ u,di cry from a merchant IN l..
v.eFra"l, s'a'e- the remarkable hc.
that he las 80 bis uarebouse IN Liver.
pool ono hUndred boxes If S by H.
" 'u'low Glass, made on ibe bank Il
ihc Uioi "
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-06-09

Spots on ne SUM- writer
Rochester, Daily Advertiser atir,b,,,
the late cold weather 10 the mt. ..,
ur'bra on the suns surface. 70
spots. he observes, were quite ,,.a..
ON the morning esd ult Dr.. u,,.t.
made table at the spotted wears. "a.
'"'ind then the greatest grain sca,,,.
in Europe; ana there is no duubt.
the writer, but the spots this wear N,l,
have 4 favourable effect upon EIrh.b
grain IN this region, itbou-i, upf,,rp,,
bic To horticultural productions
from its forwardne.s and lu1ur.a,.
growth, there was great danger of g..
fensive injury. The spot, are ea.I,
discctpablc bv common t.le.ro,.
With eo!ored eye glass, Tor ,e,,,,
hours after sun ri.e EGh. Cu..
singular instance Of the effect, a.
lightning. which occurred IN Coiunl ~,
county. Geo. il thus described in d.,
Augusta Courier As n Miss S.n,,l.
WAS riding on horseback. with a nr.f,
behind her and ia company with ano.
tees teua'e. they were o,cItskcnh,,
storm, ~ which the lightning srf,I.
her Oh the forehead, above ill.,. Tenn
cutting ,errIble cash ecnplc,ly o. e.,
bone. The fluid then passed o.. - =,
shoulder and down her side. a.
horse on which she rode. uLi.h
killed lns'antaDeously. Sheua, ,'t..
down, together with the negro v.,
rode behind Lcr, and 10 were The .,i...
female and horse. All. exceptire N,.>
smith and her horse. soon rose. o..
iectly recovered: but she con,inurJ +,
state oil Inscnsibili,y for twn or ,.r..,
days, had IT was considered do.t.nl
that shc would recover. or tei.i, l.-
senses 1t shr did. The insrsr,e fl,
lightning cutting the fcsh Is quit no
vel. anu II Is not little remarlaII,.
that she. who was stiu,k 6r>, SO. 4.
have survived at all. while tie no. u.
winch the fluid aitrrward, pa.sed
Killed instantly. Much ofbcr bon.
ana clothes we're torn up into the ,er,
finest kind Of lint.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-06-09

~ lbs time says the Millegssille
heeofdcrl there - no female IN Our
Peh''eniiary. bot ope. Who was sen
fenced 70 q Of tho isie term II the =.
RENE court Of Bouike county, and
Tor Singular offence 10 have been
9mmii'ei bt gomsr, Horse s,caling
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-06-09

The following adroit tick uasrl,,.
go Oh lew days ago, on a good " widow
lady named Pvraife. rssid1ny atE.,
ueHu1. IL was known that one Of lee
servants Lad placed in her hand.a.,r,
~ money, ihe amour, Of H., s,,,p.
\ w'is dressed man presented lim,e..
81 'he house. and With an AIR If n,yst,.
- desired 70 speak 10 the mi,,rrs, =.
va beng admitted. he ssid ..Msdsm.
: a." sent by the Prefce, 81 Polire o.
INFORM you ibat your ser,sBtisconrfef-
=" " ''h cOiners. and that tie money
YOU nave ~ your bands j. eoVnterlr.i.'
A'1'mrd 1t 80. declaration, the widow
immediately prudoc ed = bag eo.t.,,.f-
s'V'r.' aud put u into the hands oGtfe
H""'st man. "ho managed 10 intfodsse
,No 60 '"ree base pieces ~ Jfr.,whsa
ss broke ~ proof ~ shat &c advance
vine. fcrairc, convinced IL her .-
wants guilt, and not doubling The !,
i"fmef's being sent by the Police. rrs.
united bun 20 take away the whole
Neiiher man nor money has sire.
been heard Of.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-06-09

Iornado.-Ibe Tsneytown lMd.
Regulator s'a,cs that on Monday the
Ia violent tornado passed over
W esim'nstcr, Frederick county. and
dl6 serious damage a. lar a. u extend.
81. Several Luildinss were ,lsssoyeJ.
anu The largest trees torn up by a.,
roots. Nearly all the trees IN an OF
chard were Frustrated.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-06-09

The Neral Scrsr.-Mr. Everett. in
hts speech against TIE Indian Bill. IN.
lroduoed Official statements that ,h.
Indians +who had enisra,cd west of The
M'ssissIippi. were in very destitute
aud suffering coalition SO much 80
indeed, that the living child had often
been buried with tie dead mother. for
want OF sustensnoc. MIR. Lewis. of
AiAoama, said hat the gentleman,
appeal To The sympathy o. the House
reminded Linn % an old maid. Of ~.
acquaintance. who pitied goose ae-
cause 1t had 10 90 barefoot IN winter.
Mr.. Everett replied, tia, lac cou!d see
no resemblance between the two cases :
and " the honorable Member could DO
so. he envied him neither his discern.
ment nor his humanity.
Washington Srcc,.,cr.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-06-09

Letters from Lisbon of the goth
March state, that the question elatiny
to the capture ol the American vessels
Oh Ieroeira has been decided. The
Minister OF The Marine has transmitted
TO the Envoy OF the United states a
copy OF decree, directing the scsti,u.
ton OF the ships. and the liberation OF
chcir crews. - Palis yaDer.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-06-09

MdiGn Grdfifude.-On Monday last
The Cherokee Delegation presented To
the Hon. THEopoRE FRELINoHUysEN
an elegant Wampum Belt. wrought by
female OF their nation. as a small to-
ken oi their gratitude for his exer,ion,
III the senate, in their behalf. This
present was accompanied by a letter
from one Of the Chiefs, in which he
spoke very feelingly Of the obligations
oi his country men TO Mr.. +. and the
distress to which they were now con
demncd. --Ndt. M.. .ih inst.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-06-09
1,Ir INDIANS.

Tie following extract from the 'Che.
rokec Ph9n,x' al the 18Th Of last month,
(at whiel. time the decision vi the Sc
nate in faver of the bill was KNOWN
contains a suggestion which seems To
confirm the impression, which some
have entertained, that the ultimate de-
cisiob a. the conventional rights Of the
Cberokees will be referred to the Su.
pieme Court. Nat. Int.
"Ncry soon the House 81 Represen.
tatives will decide. If il has no, already
decided, on this important question.
Ii is much To be feared the Represen-
tstives Of the people will not respond
Ia the views and feelings OF their con
siltuents. but deliver their weak allies
tn their enemies. BE that as il may
let both Houses Of Congress DC, ide a.
they may. We confidently think jusiie.
will be done, even il the Cherokee are
not IN the land OF the living to receive
it-postcrity will give a correct yer.
dict. But we are not now making
such an appeal-wc hope we are no,
yet at the end Of our row--we hope
there is yet tribunal where our injur-
ca rights may be defended and project
ed, and where self-intsrcst, party and
sectional feelings have nothing to do.
Let. then, the Cherokees be firm anu
united. Fellow Citizens, we have as
serted our rights, we have defended
them thus far, aud we vii. defend the IN
yet by all lawful and pcaceable means
We will no more be-, pray and i'm =
piore, but we will demand Justice, and
before we give up and allow ourselves
10 dependency, We will, IL we can,
have the solemn adjudication of tri
oanai, whose province is 10 interpre,
The treaties. nc supreme iatc Of me
iond. Let us then be fro. and united.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1830-03-30
coNGREss.

TUESDAY, MARCH q In the Senate,
the bill for taking the fifth census passed
to third reading. Mr.. Foot's resoluslon
being agnin taken up, Mr.. Clayton. in an
argument Of great force, replied to Mr..
Grundy, particularly on the subject Of re-
movals.
In the House, the Speaker presented
the memorials of certain blacksmiths and
other mechanics of the city and county
of PHILADELPHIA in relation to the duties
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1830-03-30

..Iai = - : I|-|- A||I INI
IScAsTER GAZETTE.
Leominster. s-'ss,,..
nc, Sterling.
hilton.
Lunenburg.
,.med above as Agents are
slptions to the Gazette.
Advertisements, or any
ded through them, will re-
'FIC A = /. ii
of this Commonwealth.
lnrday, the ioln hist,
awards of nine weeks.
u Heads of the Acts
hon :--
further time for the
astalment of the Capt.
h Fire and Marine In
i operation of an Act
ss Of Broad Rimmed
an Act entitled an Act
Be Society of Newbu-
the several Acts in re-
pn Of Sailed and Pick
he boundary line be-
Edgartown and Tisbu-
tof the Town Of New
II Athol.
an Act regulating the
lin the Town of Boston.
an Act entitled an Act
the Town of Stock
Fire Department in
an ACT 10 regulate FL
bio New Bedford and
i two Congregational
an Act entitled an Act
justices of the Sheldon
School, of Southamp-
the Acts to prevent
DE a passage, and regu-
Alewives and other Fish
ration and regulating
Mattapoisett River in
Ter.
an Act for regulating
BARBOUR Of Boston.
he Nantucket Union
Impanv tn reduce ito
an Act entitled an Act
rtain part of the Town
District by the name
pol District.
the Charitable Asso-
Fire Department.
the Inspection of Salt
Commonwealth.
the Franklin Railroad
Fire Department in
WIN and County Bridg-
the Trustees of War
the Northern Stage
lhe Atlantic Insurance
and assess a Tax of
nd Dollars.
be Proprietors of Sar-
ad the same.
spasses upon Mills and
suances thereof.
an Act empowering
aCanal from Hala,s
ndge, in Hanover.
the Hope Insurance
ation of Straight Pond
lin the Towns of Co
of Norfolk, and Hull,
aouth.
ah section of an Act
lg to the punishment
se sentenced to solita-
labour.
The Fall River Iron
ID a wharf in Taunton
Troy.
'ae Worcester County
VI to incorporate the
AID Company of the
ehertown.
'ae Survey of Lumber
md to repeal certain
cation to the exporta-
Se Commonwealth.
ae Boston Flint Glass
efemiah Banning to
@ Harbour of Edgar
lafles Butler to- CON-
Harbour of Edgar
lie Hampshire Mutu-
Pany. N
destruction of Trout
Town of Russell.
Tue Rocket Mutual |
by.
Apital Stock of the
Capital Stock of the
Act for incorporat- !
n e'aoltants in the w est
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1830-03-30
A eAznrrH.

y =
N IvAsD''
pREWS. g. co.
@- 3l'
:, aunum---or one dollar
Iii in advance. If not
'asr the expiration Of the
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-24
SUPREME COURT UNITED STATES
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY


Present as on yesterday.
o. motion Of MIR. FRELINGHUYsEN, PHILE-
NON Dickinson, Esq. Of he safe Of New J rsey,
wa, admitted an Attorney aud Counsellor oil
this Court.
No. Is. Thomas s. 1iRfson, PHm E,oror VS..
anderson Waikins' Heirs and Dcvsees. In Err or
to the Circuit CoarI Of the United States for
South Carolina--Mr Justice Baldwin deliver.
ed the opinion ofihis Court reversing The Judg,
men, Of SAID Circuit Court, and remanding The
he cause to said Court
No al William FoDie, SURVIVING partner. &c.
vs.. hG Common Council of alexandria - In Er.
roy 10 the Circuit Couri Of The United S ates
Tor the County Of Alexandria District If Co
lumbIs-Mr Cbief Justice Marshall delivered
the opinion of this Court, affir ming the Judg-
ment Of said Circuit Courl with COSTS.
No. II. Bank United States. piaintiEin error,
vs. Lem Tyler - The argumtnt Of 'his Cause
was continued by Mr. Bibb for The delen AM
in error. anu by MIR. Sargent for the plaintiff
in error.
MONDAY, FEB, %.
Present as on Saturday.
No. 81 Samuel D Harris, marshal of the
U Saies &c plaintiff in error, vs. James Denny,
In Error, TO the Supreme Judicial Cour, for
he Stale Of Massachusetts-Mr Justice Story
delivered The optimism Of this Courl, reversing
the judgment Of that Court. and remanding
the cause, with i'ec lions 10 said Court, 10 tn
ter judgment FOR Samuel ID Harris, the origi.
nsi Defendant.
No. II Bank efhs United States, plaintiG in
Error, vs.. Levi Iyler.-Ths argument Of this
cause was concluded by Mr.. Sergeant for the
Plaintiff in error.
M. Sc. John Beatty. plaintiff in Error vs..
Lessee Of .Asa Knowles and tOls.-This cause
was argued by MIR. Wrigh, for the Plaintiff in
Error, and by Mr.. vintoh for the Defendant in
Error.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-24

In recent prosecution in the King S'nch
Of London editor lof publishing ibid Lord
Tenderden said:
cit was contended by the defendant, that as hen
mors to which alIuson is made in the libel scnss pre-
vailed, it was lawful in him to print them He y on
Tenderden) must say that he was surprised al hearing
n gentleman who had conducted his defence with
much tact, ability and talent, advance so un'en.osi
proposition No man was at liberty to circulate NJ
mors which injurious to the reputation Of anfA'
much less can the editor of newspaper give erclr
tim TO them by placing them in print, many peoi
who would otherwise not be acquainted with u'R'
would learn them through the medium of hls ne'fr
paper. ii an imputation be cast upon al lrd'.du'
= newspaper, it matters not whether the editor IeAa
that imputation from rumor or no, for he makes u
own by printing it, and so imps the wI"Ss on 'n@
SANDER fies
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-24

~
X% sided, containing
sS2SEa NINE HUNDRED 4CRES
THIS Land adioins the e,tatc Ut General fhI'P ,"
prt and lies in Prince Georges and Charles co1hi
Oh Mattawoman Branch, six miles above tide ""tl'
one Of the best timbered Farms in MARY land aha ,
rior to none for healt'. and good water Onr'n'"
this land is rich Bottom, which, with the UPa"o,
well adapted to the growth Of fine tobacco aOo s'
There is on this Farm rnsothy Meadow, sCn.'.
for the use Of the Farm; and any portion OF the UI.
land can be put in timothy at sna" exPehs'' ".
produces fine clover, "a portion Of it being now ~.
clover) and plaster acts as well on It as snl Eh
State. II is divided into six fields, under go'' ''
each having constant stream running ,hr' u6""
This Farm Is nearly equally divided by pun =,
running through it, leaving about 400 acres sI''
road, with most Of the improvements (whieh ne t,
Prince Georges couHty) and consist of co"i,'.I
FRAME DHELLING, with seven rooms anU ~,
cellar, seven houses for servants. an Overseef
corn house, grsnary, good stablesfor seventeen
four tobacco houses. an ice mouse, ard ever EN-,
house necessary on Farm. The lower pa" al
land, containing 500 aeres lies in Charlie eounN
has few improvements, which consist OF on! III
small houses for tenants. Either part Oh TINS '"'
be sold separate. In,
This Farm is nearly surrounded with woods m's "f
II very convenient for getting the fence rails e ~,
&c. There can be ten thousand cords CT We s,,r.
from this Farm, without injury toit,l wheh ~. 20
two and half miles from a public landing on Wv s,I
tomac River, where there is always demsndr -
at from 81 50 to SO SO per cord. This landing "''
miles below the City Of Washington. n,b,
The terms Of sale will be-One fourth csshi ""
lance in four equal annual payments with Her.,
be secured by notes, with security and = mor'6''
the land. ,d
This land is mortgaged for nearly egh. ". .;I !.
dollars. to relieve which. the cash paymem' ,,rs
made and the notes drawn in favor o. ue
holding the mortgage, The title is indl'pu.A rb.i
A great bargain may be had in this lsna ,,;'a !.
would be sold at private sale if early appnca''s s
made to the subscriber living on the pIensesi,
miles below Piscataway, who will shew the JAW
person disposed to purchase. nruL
list February, lsSo-feb l2-lawts