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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-05-12
POTATOES .
AieXanaYia Baths.

VE$HE public are respectfully Informed that "e ~,
4 scr'ner will open hisBATH HOUSE, oppoEm
City Hotel, ON "Wednesday, ard i, prepared 81
modatc them in a neat style he dement's srI''nH b,
The use OF the warm bath ere 50 well known '"'
deems il unnecessary TO say any thing IN c'a,",
ton. Terms-Four tickets, one dollar; single. o.
S73 cents. JAMES EN"L'''
NAV Il-St
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1910 DOLLARS R.ewarA

pANAWAYf from the subscriber, living in he ov,.
IL part Of Loudoun county, Virgins, O. s.vrd,,
night, the Isl instant, the following slaves.
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~ a Tribute to the Great .Spiru-Indians
worship at rocks, remarkable for their size or
form. They leave offerings to the Supreme be-
ing upon them; usually tobacco, or worn out
clothing, but seldom any thing of value. The
rocks themselves are addressed by the title of
grandfather, and with great respect.
~ Master Of Life. Master of Breath, and
Great Spirit, are the Indian title of Supreme
Being.
(S) When the Dog was deroured. Indians
believe that brutes have souls as well as men,
They burn the bones Of dogs, bears. and some
other animals, fearing that the spirits of the de-
ceased brutes will be angered by anv disrespect
or insult that might be casually offered to their
remains.
~ IaciA Mrow array my body. Nothing is
more common among the Northwestern abort
gines, than to imagine themselves doomedao sor-
row and dool. A run of bad luck in hunting,
or two three successive failures, are sufficient
to produce this effect. On such occasions, thew
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-05-10
CONGRESS-.

From the United States Telegraph, Nays.
In the Senate, yesterday, the bill providing
for the location of the remaining Virginia land
warrants, was ordered to be engrossed. The
remarks of Mr.. Tyler. in support of this bill, to.
gether with the amendment, and the remarks ct
other gentlemen. will be given in the regular Sc
ries of our reports. The bill for the reorganlza-
ton of the n avy, was discussed and laid on the
table, with the understanding that it be taken up
to-day. Bills from the House passed through
their various stages, of which some were referred
and others ordered to a third reading.
In the House of Representatives. after the pre-
sentation of various reports. Mr.. Hayne resum-
ed. and concluded his argument on the bill for the
amendment of the navigation laws. The orders
of the day were. on motion of Mr.. Mallary. sus-
pended; and the impost duties bill taken up in
Committee of the whole on the state of the
Union. Mr.. Polk in the Chair. Mr.. Young. MIR.
Cambreleng, Mr.. Bates, and Mr.. Erereft, of
Massachusetts,, addressed the Committee on the
subject The Committee rose on the motion OF
Mr.. Cambreleng. Mr.. Eueren will probably
conclude his argument to-day.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-05-10
PerfuMiery.

VvNHE subscriber offers for sale FRESH SUPPLY,
Il consisting of The following articles, viz: Cosmetic
soaps. otto OF wash balls superior shaving cake;
Cologne, lavender. Florida and honey water Resora-
tive lotion for the teeth and gums, Balsamc lip save;
Kephaa and bears oil for the HAIR; Carbonic dentri-
hce; Persian lotions Hair powder, scented and plain;
and variety of Extracts, rose, bergamot, lavender
orange, jessamne, and lemon; HAIR shaving, comb,
and shoe brushes; and
LMPROUED SELDLIIZ POWDERS,
possessing all the aperent properties OF the celebrated
Seditz, and Chetenham waters aud as agreeable and
refreshing as soda water-peculiarly suited to warm
climate. T.. KENNEDY.
may l0-eo3t
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WOOA-CUsting.

DURSUANT to the order of the Honorable William
l. Cranch, made in the case of william Wilson, an
nsoIvcn debtor, shall expose TO public SALE al Fair
fax Court House. on MONDAY, the 2la day Of June
merit. being Cuu:t day, at O'Clock, r. NJ all the
right title and interest Of the said William Wilson in
and to lease IT
A TR.7CT OF LIND,
granted on the 81 September, 1898, for the term of
600 years; for he special purpose, and with the prv
Iege of cutting the WOOD therefrom, either for the
purpose Of coang, any other purpose at the price
Of three pence sterling per cord The Tract of Land
over which this lease extends lies in the county Of Fair
fsx Immediately below the mouth Of Difficult, and 10
bounded partly by the Potomac. It's SAID 10 contain
17O2 acres, after allowing certain reservations men.
toned in the said lease. On this Tract there is much
valuable Timber. Terms at sale.
COLIN AUID Trustee.
NAV 4-3tawts
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lust Received,

find for sale at Darid Martins bookstore,
vJyHE Letters of Agernon Sidney, in defence OF o.
vii + iberty, and against the encroacaments Of Mi.
E,arv Despotism; written by an eminent Citizen Of
Virginia. snd first published in the Richmond Enquirer
in l8l8-l9; revised and corrected by the author To
which are added, in an Appendix, the remarks Of Mr..
ntchie. as referred to by the author Of Algernon
sidney" in this pamphlet With an Introduction oy
the present publisher, may
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-05-10
A Card.

Mr.. A. PLANTOU respectfully and gratefully
IN1 thanks the public for the liberal patronage he
has received in Washington and Alexandria Being on
the eve of his departure for Phadelphs, his place Of
residence, he takes the liberty of recommending his
step-son, A. BARRABINO, as a Dentist and his Pupil,
and also as French Teacher having received his edu
cation in the Imperial College of Paris.
n. b. Mr. RS residence is at Mrs Lucketts Board
ing House, King street, where he will attendto any
communications which may be made to him.
NAV l0-d4t
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Il Notice.

e. Notice.
I HEREBY give notice to tho Captains of Steamboats,
L not to land parties at Mount Vernon. Permission
will not be granted to such parties to walk over the
grounds or enter the gardens. Respectable persons
coming by land be their condition in life what It may,
who are ed from respec, to tie memories Of the for
mer proprietors, to visit Mount Vernon, at all times.
Sundays excep'ed) will receive the sane attention
which has heretofore been uniformly and cheeftdi!y
shown. JOHN A. WASHINGTON.
may 8-3t
or The National Intelligencer and Tel' graph are
requested to insert the above three times, and send
their accounts TO this office.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-05-10

Pubic Sale.
DURSUANT to a deed Of trust executed by James
IL English to the subscrber for the purposes there.
in mentioned, will be sold, on WEDNESDAY,, the
son day of June neIf,
80. A TRACT OF LAND
HI lying in the county of Frederick, Virginia. in
NIX! Menassie's Gap. on which is a valuable Mey-
y ..Gss& chant Mn Chipping Mil, Dishlhvy, good
Dcelng House, and other buildings and improvements;
known by the name of The mapping MILLS.
ALSO,
mo THEIR T'h.7CT OF LIND,
in said county, the road leading from Winchester
Helms Mill, on which there is great deal of WOOD,
containing
Tvo Hundred and T,Oenty-eigM .4cres.
The sale will take place at the Wrapping Mills before
mentioned, between the hours of IL and o'clock,
when the terms will be made known
may 4-3tawts X. TAYLOR.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-05-10

China, Glass h QueensWAre.
crates and packages, cons''tng OF elegant gold
| banded tea srtts, 81 ece,; do purple and land
scape patterns; gold banded cups and saucersi do
plates; Liverpool chna teas, with and without hand!es'
bIue and green dinner sets LA and % piece: octs
ron and ovsl cup plates; enaneland cut celties; ew
crs and basins cut castor bottles; avarety ofmouded
and pressed Dishes cup plates, aud naPprs glass sal
vers, fish globes, enamel pitchers, &c. &C Just re
ceived and for sale unusually low, by
may 1h" WHILE
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-05-10
SHIP NEWS.

PORT OF ALEXANDRIA. On. e.
Schooner Erie, Bartram, hence at New-fork,
Eth instant
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Notice.

NOtlCc.
TEE. can be had at the Team Boat Hotel, from sun
i rise till 10 O'Clock in the evening" each ana every
day in the week during the season.
april % wv oiOHhi'
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DRAJTS THIS D.4Y.

DR.aJTS THIS D.4Y
Virginia State Lottery,
po- The benefit of the Dismal Swamp Canal Company,
Extra Glass No. 2, for 1850.
,y,I no avn in the City of Richmond Monday, the
10th of Nav.
HIGHEST PRIZE $4,000
Tickets s. Ou; halves 2 %; Quarters w.
delaware. South Carolma and Louisiana Lottery,
Class No, 5, for 1880,
will hs drawn in Wilmington, Del. on Thursday, 18th
of MAY.
CAPITAL PRIZE $4,000.
Tickets rs, halves 2 81, quarters IS:
tn he had in a variety of numbers at the Office OF
). C0RSE,
Lottery and Exchange Broker, alexandria
-aSe-
Drawing of the
Connecticut Lottery,
Class No 10 for 1880,
Fo, the benefit of the First Ecclesiastical Society IN
Canaan:
90 s. 81 81 50 % 10
may 10
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-06

! The Senate have passed the bill to prevent the
destruction of oysters IN certain rivers Of the corr
monwealth.
HOUSE OF DELRGATEE-FEp5
Mr. SrILrnrr nfSrad A. - FIJI
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-06
BOOK KEEPLMG.

FNJIIE Subscriber who advertised some weeks
Il ago, To deliver u course of lectures, and givo
practical instruction in Benefits Improved System
Of Book Keeping. has, from the inclemcnt and un-
ehangeabe season, been compelled TO procI as mate
his CONNIE ncement To this night. He has the
pleasure TO inform his pupils and their friends that
he has two rooms engaged for that purpose,
where comfortable frcs &c. will be furnished Ono
room is over the Drug 81 Medical Store of Pulling,
Market Bridge. and the othor is the long roam op
poste the County Court House: although in q pub
tic house, it can be entered privately lie will attend
ut the rOora over the Drug Store, Tuesday, Wed
ncsday, and Friday nights, from 3 until 10 r. NJ,
and at the long opposite the Court House. Mon
day, phursday and Saturday nights, from S, until o
y. M. His course will consist of 80 lessons for go
but no fee will bcTequred unless at tho option Oft he
learner or his friend until he is qualified which the
every day Sundays excepted at the Washington Tav-
sTn, from sunrise, ill p. NJ. unless called out TO
give private lessons. All his pupils, and those who
may be disposed TO tccons so, are invited to attend
nt the room over the Market bridge, to night, ct G
Pm. JNO. LEDWIDGE
p. s. The settlement OF any complicated accounts
or ooPartnership concerns will be undertaken by him.
fob Ga
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-06

enumerated many commercial facilities which wOc!I
result 10 the dealers with the Banks lrou, allow n
them to discount at 4 months.
ile amendment TO the Amendment, extending tn,
privilege to the branches, was then agreed tS-a,e.
81, noes ~.
Mr. Ro6srtson, Dresden, of the branch at Peter
burg) while he thanked gcn,lonen rcr their Kind, n
TO the Faruers Bank, said that tia, ON aid
not desire the power proposed b. Conferred nne,,
i, Of disecan,ng at pe9'hAs yhs stecshcldc.s
had decided thai thor poTrf eas afSeaIy pos.e.sef
under ther charter, bat had cxpre SLY refused To-
allow its exercise. IIe therefor. showed 10 stri,c
ut the Farmers Bank. xberevet il occuIs,a
DIR. Minor dened having minated asy lang n,
Pctuoace OF the President Of the Bank Of Virginia
upon hon he past an eulogum. AS to IN? amend
inept of Mr. Bryce, it q inockery---asthe Ira
surer voting individual would have lat thirty
votes.
DIR Wooyoik addressed the House in explanstion
anc v'n'ication OF the remarks made by AIR. Minor,
w.icn he was sorry the gentleman from Hcurico
tMI Har.ic had so much m,sund yr~,od.
Nr- .anor iacved that the CO ntottee rise resort
progress and ask leave to sit again. aud the notia,
was carred-Ayes 81, noes ID
The Char reported IA communica ton ftoEn the sI
AUDITOR, transmitting resolution Adopted BIZ the
Board of PublIc Works, which on motion OF NJ
Rires Of c. was committed to the Committee Of
Roads.
Reports were received from various committee
Mr. Hsns5roush presented memorial frou, TIA,
President and Board of the Rappahannock company
winch was referred.
Mr.. White of Rockbrdge, moved that fhe House,
meet on Monday at II O'Clock. Mr. Graueis moved
10 o'clock, winch was negatived-and IL o'clock
carried -,-.
And the House adjourned
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-06
R sch ttuotuU 91abfQ,
SATURDAY MoRNINo. REB. Q, Ieao.

The Legisiature. As will be seen by tho proceed
'ugs, the House Of Delegates was yesterday chiefly
engaged in committee Of the whole in settling the
terms upon which the Bank Of Virgins shsll be
recho rtcred Fbc consideration Of the bill was not
concluded, and will be resumed again to-day. Yho
House is now feeling, the improperly of considering
the applications of the Banks this time when tho
session is SO far advanced and whom the whole COM
try is indignant at The length Of the session.
o. We beg leave to call tho attention Of tie
powers Mt Washington, to the resolution yesterday
presented by Mr. Gimer in tho House of Delegates,
and unanimously adopted. we hope Col Deaton
will aow show his respect for Virginia. Ly Deeds and
aid her n, the recovery of lands to which she has
tiilo SO high and sucrod, and that, os was well oh.
served by Mr.. G,mer, in reference to the Govern
ment Of the u Statesho will ''be Just before he is
gencrous"-nnd secure at least, tho small edaims
that the magnanimOus State who once owned all the
west, ond generously bestowed it for tho common
good reserved To herself, before he gives the public
lands away Tbase services will be acrsptcd in
Leu of all aaitcry, past, prescn, and to come
" Mr.. Clay left kentucky for New Orleans, on
visit to his danghtor, the 2sth January DIFF
ferent steam boats were rendered for his accommc
oame to hand-that Of the Captain of the steam
boat "Unclc Sam !" Vhe Kentucky Argus seems to
fear that thore may DO something ominoas IN tho
name. Having casually introduced his namo we
fe'ictae the friends of that great and prosecuted
nun, on The visible abatement of the rancorous and
uncharrtnble feeling with which the political enc
mics OF Henry Clay have regarded him since 1925
~ Glr Webster's 6rst speech, in reply to Mr
Hayno will be found ON the preceding paae This
second speeches Of these gentlemen, and Of Mr.
Benton, have not yet reached us.-Wc hope to be
able 10 lay them before oor readers in the co,,sp o.
the ensuing week.
IL VIC are requested to say, thlt Thomas Sit
lingtop, will not be candidate for tho Genera
Assembly, at the ensuing election in Bath
The u S. Ship Natchez, Cupt. Alexander Clax
ton, bearing tho broad penant Of Com. John Orde
Creighton, late Commander in Chief of the Nayn
Forces on the Brazilian station, arrived in Hpmptor
Roads on Wednesday night.
C- In publishing the and in ouT last, in ,,r
House Of Delegates the bill eoncernIg lands returned de
ngueni Tor the non payment OF taxes Mr. Gners ma rue wa
till e'' ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-06

blsD-At The City Hotel in Baltimore ON the 81 5, nr
Isaac GARRIrsoS. Esq fu.ser u NAVY he was an accom-
pied sen'i-pah ana OF noble bearing His nu-
merous friends M Virginia will long lament his loss
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-06
PO1T' OF RICHMOND. :

" 10000 Dollars At BIGGER'S Ofcr.
MON CANAL LOTTERY, Class No.
~; draws THIS DAY in Philadelphia, and che
two o'clock, at BIGGERS Prise once.
SPLENDID CAPITALS $500 900. Io.OOj
o'ooU' 4OoO 5000, 2.452, OF 600, &c. &C &c.
=, Tickets $40, Halves s, Quarters . So
or sale os usual IN every variety, at the contin-
gal prize selling and prompt pay lottery and e%.
change Office o? TuOS n. BfGGEp
leo o-Jt Corner opposite the Eagle Hotcl
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-06

ThhO IOINI Il X ].
NTR. T. W. VAUGHANS next Practising Party
INk Tanbnrk Hall, will take place this evsDine
saturday, 9th Feb feb6
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-06

The U S. Ship Natchez, Cupt. Alexander Clas
tom bearing tho broad pcnant Of Com. John Ord
Creighton, late Commander in Chief of the Nave
Eorces on the brazilian station, arrived in Hpmpto
Roads on Wednesday night.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-06

CP In Pusiions the ayes and in last in tire
House o Delegates the bill eoncernng returned de
hnq"en' tort non aymen Of taxes" Mr. Gner's
ImTop-ry recorded among tho ayes He voted asan,, IN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-06

d3 We are requested to say, TINT Vhomas 81,
ingtop, will not be candidate for the Genera
Assembly, at The ensuing election in Bath.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-06
PRACTISING PARTY

(Debdfe IN he continued \
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-02-17
DIED,

On Saturday the 18th instant, after an ~
ness Of ,wo weeks. in the 5ith year uf his
age, Mr. THoNas w DAVIS, Of this county.
q highly respectable citizen.
At his residence in Baltimore county, Nd
on Friday the 5ih inst. Col PKT,n LiTTLr.
for many years past tuntil this SESSION. . Re.
preventative in the Congress OF the United
States, and . most faithful and useful one -
Ele cfed TO Congress from his work shop. from
= mechanic at the FIRST order he became q
highly useful public man. When bis country
became involved in . war Of which he had
been in Congress the advocate. he entered
her military service. and discharged his duty
respectfully. Tn the return Of peace. lac re-
tired TO the shades Of rural life. whence he
was again called ,o the Halls Of Congress,
and faithfully discharged his duty there for
many years His old associates in arms, aud
in the duties Of CIVIL life. will lament his death.
WINS, the famous bugieman and leader 81
the West Point band, died Mt that post on
Monday. aud was buried with the honors Of
war.
In New Haven, Connecticut. on the Sd
inst Col JAuKp MANsFIELb. IL. ID aged . 1,
for several years Surveyor GeDeral Of the u
States, and Professor of Natural Phiosoph,
in the Military Academy NJ West Point. tie
WAS born in New Haven. and Was educated a,
Yale College. lie belonged 10 the class OF
l7T7, and received the degree Of A NJ. in
1887.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-02-17
PUBLIC SALE.

rUNTiE subscriber being about TO remove
Il from Mills Grove. will offer for sale, on
Friday the 18Th day Of March next, on the
premises. to the highest bidder, tao good
work horses, four mich cows, hogs. sheep.
sc. one cart. household and kitchen furni-
ture. two stills, apple or cider mill. sc and Q
number Of articles too tedious to MENTION
Sale to commence carly in the day.
Feb. lT.-3t s. W. DEELER.
N bah those persons having claims y.
gainst the subscriber. will please present the m
for set,lcmeni-snd oil those indebted in any
wise. must make immediate pay ment. AS no
further Indulgence can be given. This no.
'ice will be deemed sufficient, As I expect to
leave Mills Grove on the Is, OF April next.
s. w b.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-02-17

aNilis beautiful thorough bred horse viii
4 have tSO stands ~ Ffedeuck eonnly ihe
sasuing seasOn--opc IN A,iluOoJ, or near ~.
and the other shout midway bstseen battle
toSn and ChsFlrs,ovn in point OF blood.
gorm, and seton, he Sili bear companion
wilb say horse shsteveF. The sessyn siii
commence sbOui the Sth q March, and tef
bins'e go Ibe 1t - July nest
Pedigree, AID Oti,ef particulars. vii be
published ~ hsnd-btils before tlse sesson com
mrnces JOS. LEWIS
Clifton. Web II, 1890 81.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-02-17
PUBLIC SALE.

"iIL be sold, nj public sale. on Friday
w the 5,h of March. at the residence Of
Michael Sh.uli. Jefferson county. virginia,
between Leetown and Smi,hheld,
The Joiiofcing Property:
Grain in the ground. Mich Cows, Stock
Cattle, Colts. Farming UIegsils. Household
and Kitchen Furniture. nar eighf-dsy Clock.
Bscon. one Wheat Pan, ones CutiIng- box, and
one good plantation wagon.
Nine months credit will be given OH ell
sums Of FIVE dollars and upwards. the pufcba-
ser giving bond with approved security. I'M
der five dollars, the cash will be required
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock, A. ~. whes
due attendance viii he given by
MICHAEL SHAULI..
Feb II. 1880
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-02-17
LAST NOTICE

VKNHE partnership heretofore existing under
u ,he Rrm % Henry s Oliver sloan. - nou
positively dissolved. We wish nov TO be
particular. As . fofmer notice &c this kind sp.
peared some time since which vss not attend
ed To. Al those indebted TO the subscribers
viii come forward And close their accounts
Nith Henry Sloan before the fu, of March
seNt-he being authorised TO settle iherr--ss
no longer indulgence can he gwen. They
wlsh go inform those 90 whom they are 81.
deDtes, that ~ soon ~ the debts ate collect.
Ell. thcy shall be pad.
Henry sloan returns lbs SINCERE thanks 70
the public. and especially the customers ~
the obi lTp. and ishes 10 islOFm them tbsi
he stil eOngnaes che Cabinet business 81 the
OH stand. sod ~,li be bspPy 20 execute snny
orders in his line vIgh neafness and despatch
HENRY SLOAN,
OLIVER SLOAN.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-02-17
JOHN w. BENNER,
TAILOR.
Late from Washington City,

Late from Washington City,
DESPECTFULLY inform. his friends
Il 4 and the public in general. tina; he has
commenced the Tailoring Business in all
its various branches, and on tho most rea-
sonable terms. in the shop formerly occu-
pied by Mr.. Allison. where he expects 10
meet with share of the public patronage.
as his work will be done with neatness
and despatch
n Is. The subscriber has contracted
to receive the fashions regularly from the
cities Of New York, Philadelphia. and
Washington.
JOHN w BENNFR.
Hampers Ferry, Feb II. 1880
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-02-17
VALUABLE TAN YARD
ron SALE,

10y virtue Of decree Of the county court
~ OF Jefferson. in chsncery. will be dispos
ed ~, At public sale, on Saturday he 27th of
March nerf. before the door Of MIR Jose plI
Woriey's tavern, ~ Shcpherds,own = vslus-
hle Tan Yard, situated 10 said town, Jefi-rson
county, Va This property embraces between
FOUR AND Five lots, and - situated IN
an agreeable part of the town, and was f,r
merly the property of tho late AR. John
kearsley. deed The Yard contains
n inrge nuHJer IF Eats,
Most OF which are ~ good order, and has eve
~ necessary building and apparatus oonnce,
I'd with Tson'ng. an abundant and
netcr fafHng supply Of water from n stream
passing through the yard There Is on the
premises, large aud connexions and well
finished DWELLING HOUSE. together
Nth Kitchen. good brick Smoke House,
a Dsry. and Seli OF ,xeellen, and Hcrey fail.
ing water. On one Of the lois contiguous 10
the Dwelling house, there IS Barn aud sta
bic
Trims ef sais--one fourth in cash. balance
IN three equal annual psy1,snis Nth interest,
satisfactorily secured. Shephsrls'own. ~
which the above property - situated, - n
prosperous tow. contiguous 60 the proposed
rack ~ the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal .nd
baltimore snd OHIO Rail ilosd. There is sl,o
a turnpike rosd leading from Baltimore TO
Winchester passing through ShepherdstOwn
JOHN "a FIAGG, r..
D. " DOUGLASS,
ar The baltimore Patriot. National Intel
hgrneer, ChsmbeTsburg Repository. frrder-
iek Citizen. HsgerssOwn Torch l.lgh, PotO.
mac Pioneer. and Winchester Nng'nIzn, NIL
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acc cunts TO this oiHce
February IL, 1880 ia.