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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-11-24
TRSE VoE.SsE,

FETllE subscriber having commenced pruning
q his Vineyard, will have for sale from this
time, until the first of Aoril cuttings from hume
Re us selection of The most choice Foreign Grape
Vines. (hG.h fJr wine and table nsc Upwards
of twenty species If which appear to be- admi-
rably adapted tn this soil and cii,nntc, are THRU
wing extremely well, and bid fair 10 become mn
exceedingly profitable culture. He will sva
for sale few vines with roots OF one years
growth.
The vines cuttings shall be labelled and
packrdln boxes, in sncha manner as TO ensure
their saf.ty. ard sent to New Market on tho
James River, or to Lynchbprg, whore they may
be fT "aTded TO any part Of this, or the aGioin-
ing States with very hrtle expense, and the ut.
most care shalt he taken TO have them forwarded
as d'rec' ed'-s;Ic pledges himself when tho
selection is left To HIM to forward none but of
such kinds as thrive well III lis own vineyard.
The cuttings he will sell at twenty dollars tho
thousand, or three dollars the hundred, and tho
vines wthrools at ten dollars the hundred. Di.
rec'ions for planting, &c. shall be sent with tho
vines.
Orders and communications on the subject to
he directed to Tye River Mills, Post Office Mel
son County, Virginia, where they will receive
mmcGiaie att ntIun.-A catalogue of his vines
may be had on application.
nov 7-IawGt Fl. BUSHNELL.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-11-24
BY THE MoREA. AT BOSTON.

The MOrca ut Boston, from liverpool, brings adj
vices 10 the sch Oct. The Daily Advertiser fur
uishes the annexed itcnis.
In" news from Puaui well ha by the extracts
cvrn below, Is Of GrploaHe character IL appears Ia
be the general opinion that ;he Instruction has terminated
IN ei' entire smljuSa'io. Positive information had beer
received NJ vienna the 25d of September, that III the
night at the lGih Rnnatuo. with his corps consisting oil
10 ~'' men, lad dawn ms arms and was entirely sur
rounded by iu>irian troops.
PARIS, Oct 5.-Nc learn Ivy letter from Eerlr, that
his Imperial gnsSs the Graud Duke Michael is 10 bC
appointed Fccroy OF Poland III the room of his bsoths
CoUsi5uue
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-11-24

fHE CONSTITUTIONAL WING IS published twice "A week.
(Alonday aud Thursday evenngs) at EIT'E dollar, psr
annum, payable in advance.
For advesns-75 cents square Tor ess tina 6rv<
insertion. and 80 ceuis for each The nvvp
her of Insertions must he noted the Ms. otherwise
the advertisements Will lac and chas cd accord
inglv.
Previous to discontinuauce OF the paper, all arrear.
ayes must lie paid mp. And those who wish to dis
continue, will notify the Editors that effect least
twenty days before the period expires for which they
subscribed.
Notes OF chartered specie paying Banks of any OF the
states will he received III payment for subscription to
the Wing though Virginia SIaes Bank Notes wouI
he preferred; and rc'ntances be through the
Post Office ,he risk 81 the Editors
All letters to the Edltcrs he post paid, they viii
receive attention.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-11-24

u Our subscribers in this State, who have not
paid their subscriptions to our collectors, will GEN.
fer favor on us, by sending the sums due us by
mail, or by members of the Legislature. Our ne
ccssites make the call urgent. To subscribers opt
of the State, or in distant parts of it, where we
have no collectors employed, must make n more
direct appeal. We shall be compelled to stop ull
such subscriptions, as soon year Is in ar
rcars. Bitter experience has forced upon us the
necessity of sach rule.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-11-24
Wecaiasg O1'aEae A4oyaI Company,

a Meeting OF the successors OF the Loyal
"A Company, will be held at the capitol, in
Richmond, Tuesday, The 9th of Decem-
Dor next. 1t is important that those inter-
es'ed should be pune ud IN their attendance,
it is expected, that partial dividend will DO
made among the men hers, and brsiness of
much cunsc qurnce To :he company transacted.
The usual day of meeting tth3 Cd Monday of
DeCcmbrrj has hcen anticipated, because it is
important that the Company should convene
soon possible after the meeting of tho
Legislature. 1t j. advisa bic also, that those
claiming shares or paris OF shares in the comPa-
ny, should bring with them, or send by their
proxies. the best proof they produce of their
title by Inheritance, devise or transfer from the
original shareholders.
THOMAS w. GILMER,
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MARKETS

The Liverpool Adver, Str of Saturday the Sth says
The cotton market has been seAdvsa'es OF The week
$500 h'g'howsd, Alabama, &c :a6i IL ma"rted, II,
I,}l bales. The Grain market has becn steady "
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-11-24

Mr. JEFrEnsoN's opinion of the coaaiitviionaIify
md sTPcdicHcy Of protective Tariff, in Doccm-
Der, 1893.
here nation imposes high duties on our pro-
cuciions or prohibits them altogether, il may he
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-11-24

az irIrlNIN.At rules held clerks OF
Circuit Surruor Court Of Law and ChanccTy IF
the county Of Cumberland, ~ lhr court house Of said
county, the Srst Monday October, 1881: Blake d.
W0odsou ho sues t9r Tie benefit Of JOHN w. Nah,
pf, against i!ez'kiHh F".d adr,'or bons with
Wi annexed uf George Car.on, dcc'd John Memoir
rough, ara III z:he his w.t. George " Carson Matilda
&. Carson, IhcoTbtus Z CirsOu, Sucu,ius T.. Carson
Egbcr; w. Clrscu, Sarah ". Car.on Malviua w.
Catsou, aud Afonzn u Carson, and Beverly Brown,
adu,ur ~ GnajaH Brown, deed. dis lis CnANCgRT.
TIE defendants lOLu Marlborough, George y. Carson,
Augustus r.. Carson, and Egbeu w Carson, having
entered their appearance aud given security according To
the Of Assembly and The rules of ihis court, and -
Appearing by satisfactory evidence uat they are mot
mhabi oG this cpumDnwcllh II IS ordered, that the
SAID defendants JUbu NcNouough. George y. Carson,
Augustus T. Carson, aud fcbrrt w Carson do appear
trre On the first Monday January next, rules
be- hodru tie clerks office Of said court and answer
the co,painanjs ,l. and that copy Of this order Nc
fornub inserted IN newspaper published ~ tho
CITY of Rchrond fer two surcessively and go-
ed at tie front door Of the house ~ mis- county.
copy. TFste, IOdN DANIEL, Jr. g..
90 iaw8'S
WYE VISA to hire for the ensuing year. n
w number Of NEGROES, chiefly boys and
females, without membranes, 90 work in, our
Cotton Factory part Of them are: wanted
immediately
CUNNINGBAM & ANDERSON,
oct &c .,awifc
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Majority against al Hereditary Pecragc,
From Go!HrReRfs Mcsscnrcr.


PARIS, Oct IL, 1891 We are happy to learn
both by the London Journals of Saturday, which
reached us yesterday by Express end the account
of our private correspondent, dated eight in the
evening, that notwithstanding the great excitement
which prevailed in consequence of the rejection Of
the great measure of Reform, no approach to dis
order had been manifested. Our correspondent
states that Ministers will take decided step un-
TIL alter Lord EbrnglOu's motion is disposed Of on
Monday IN tho Commons. In the meantime n
compromise between the supporters Of tho Bill
and the moderate Rcformers is spoken Of with
some confidence. Various rumors Of partial chan
gcs in the Ministry arc also mentioned, but arc
generally disbcIicvcd.
STocH exchange, Oci 10, half past 0clocb-
The rejection Of the Reform Bill has not produced
50 great effect as would naturally have been
anticipated. This is to be attributed partly to the
expectation Of Lord Grey being able TO maintain
his ground, and ultimately carry tho measure. and
partly 60 the very slight depression produced in
The English Funds.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-11-24

The AMgsJwgh Gazette has tho following in
iciigcDno datcd Vienna the lst inst. :"3y letters
from Cracow Of the 27ihu!t We learn that n d.
vision of tha corps Of Kudrgcr hls entered the ter
rhory Of the Free State Of Cracow, vii Their tho
troops Of the Polish general had retired. IN con-
sequence of this movement the latter entirely dis
pcrscd themselves, and led in all objections Cen
erals Rozysai and klmiuaiy passed over INFO Cali
ciI with numerous suite. The town Of Craco.g
itself has been occupied by The Russians. Prince
Chartoryski and General SdrzyuccM had left and
sought refuge in GaIicia.
According TO accounts received to-day from
B-unn the cholera has made IFS appearance in i!lat
town, The total number Of persons attacked by the
disease at Vienna up 90 yesterday was 1860, ofwbom
5il died The same paper also states, in letter from
Berlin OF the 30thu!t. tat the remains ofthe Polish
army ofPlock,togothcr with the members Of the 90
yernmoat, who would not make thcir subicction 10
the Emperor, had arrived at Strasbureh Prussian
town on the Polish frontiers when they laid down
their arms.
Extract Of private lcl!cr from Warsaw. dated
The 23}' at --"las capt presents fIo appear
a"cc of cao vast biy1uac--tdvsuccJ posts and
rteo's are found n every corner. The Russians
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-03

sns r.psri ~ iAs fssu~ the esa sS><ius
means Of sisialns info,ma,oa - - the sss,
N de OF uniting the eastern snb sssirfn 80.
isrs. and The sort - public werss. best esleais-
i,ea 70 htsia The oijset-sih ls.se Co report
b, bill NJ otasraise.
TIE ., sslu p,s was adopted -hen on motion
Of Mr.. Will as Of Shenandoah, the House
al tpfs.d.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-03
FninAY. fEP. Is
LIAM HILL.

On motion OF Mr.. Mulet vi boistoo''' '"s
Loan bill was AIKEN up,
Mr.. yenahIe moved 30 amend. by striking
oui the second section OF the substitute koo"'"'-
ming the several appropriations, ~ a"' W
Ssrting the following IN its stead -
III IL further enGefcd. That the 'oAh h"'','
.,,,hor. ned shall be and Is hereby HpHop''a'''
a, a, aug mentshon of the fonn 'pf '"'e'"''
,,.r,oyen,.ni. 10 be applied ~ Ike mnnh"' n'
49, residue ofihe said Fund may be by law.
srRejerhd' o.oud
,.c,,on the clause directly succeeding '"a'
vh;ch VIZ. struck out yes,eIdey-s'I l0t .
yoad from the lenn"esse luc 10 Salem, ~ ths
,ounty OF Botetoun. lie observed, that ne
had heard il sald by the friends OF he BILL 'hh'
none bu, commercial objects were emo'nc"n
in H. He could not see how commereial io"o
could be made, with 5000 per mhf.
MIR Preston considered this motion TO nave
besn made by the gentlemen, iTom en'he B"o'
ypne. Of the lacts. THIS road ~ssoi ih' h'Bh'
"a, importance, and the route was the same vs.
that which had been proposed Tor ran 'o o'''
10 unite the Eastern and Western waters ih'
ann named. wa. not sufficient Tor tho road
Aut "A an enlarged us stem OF Improvements
skooid be decided on, 70 milrs oil The foh'
xould b, occupied with the fsi foah. u 'uA'
sbouId no, be- the case he should hete"'',
move for AN addhionai sun IbaI appI"prl"'co
wa, sunisispi for the other portion OF I'VE
road.
Some furiher conversation look place D'-
tween Mes,rs. Preston aud Oo"de, nh'h '"e
motion wa. put sua rj.cled- Ayes 81 Noe'
o..
Mr.. Rives Of Prince George, said the Object
could be effected by proposing smsie' " 's'-
srr ANN than that struck out ye,iefdhs,
Alr Miller OF Il moved 10 amend thu - sec
ton b, inserting" Tor tho PETERSBURG h"''
Road SOL 40"
On ,.otion oil MIR. Rives Of Prince & orge,
=. I'D ,"at ado V,h ~ I.Vs'pO"ou
until the 4th ol July next.
Mr.. Jackson sand hi, motion brough, the me
Tiis OF IA. bill directly before the House. The
firsds VI the bill had besu challenged Tor 'helr
reason. Tor supporting ~ aud uow they could
be t1ple,ued M lsrge. he Therefore moved
adjournment.
The House adjourned.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-03

sAIoEpAY, lob. IS.
The SENATE bnYo passed the hcls--torm'ng D
Gew County tJaeksoD) out ni paris al Masoo.
knnssba and Wood; The act looming the
County vi Roanoke out vi pa1ts oil Mohisome-
~ aud buietouit, with amendments.
LOAN BILL.
On motion oil Nj. Miller OF Botetourt, the
House resumed the consideration vi the loan
hhl-hli. MhleI's motion ~ Subscribe Sl6l 900
~ the Petersburg tah way, pending.
hlI. Eppes now we'd the molien made
Yesterday by Mr.. Goude, 10 postpone the bill
indefinitely, IN order to give geuIlei0eu an Op'
portunity vi discussing II,
Mr. jackson then rose aud addressed th,
House against The notion aud M behalf OF tbs
bill.
Mr.. Anderson OF atetour', succeeded in op.
position 30 the motion 10 postpone aud IN favor
OF the bill.
The question was tren taken ON postpone
ment aud d. clded In the affirmative as iol-
lows:
AYgs.--Messrs. Banks (Speaker,) Drum.
mond H. Campbell. DAVIS, Hensha~, shell
Chrstisn, fsncey, Iuylor, lialyhurton, Wat
kiDs Burioo,, Brosdus, Gibson, Wilson, Brod
nal, Jones, VT gut. James {. Powell. Holland
Perrin, Green. Easlcy, Morris, Leigh, Dyer
A",o.an. Semple, L. Pollard, Booe, J. {. 20.
lard Leland. E~ins W L. /. Mason. Pom
dexter o"e.'. iiudg,os, Knox, Good. Cocoon
, hiufdaUgu, upsb.- Blackwell n. X. Aud ,suu
Davis ofO Adams. Hine,. Wnehcr, swanson
i. Miller, tenable Shisld 4 n R,v,s 4.
irn NJ Niaho", Ls>,,,. Alexander. kiIcore,
Goodwin, Hamilton, Moneu., :. ann, IN. .
Newton, MaAwed--66.
NoEs.-Mes,rs. G,lmor, r. W Wood 6. Nj
nar'and. kenny n'eCue. Mays, Leit"'ch. J.
Anderson, /. Is, Miller, j. Z. Campbell
SPurioek' em. VI hives, Clay, MAJ shall
iayne, J. M, ma'oh' Sss'is"a", w wood
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-03

Z Z Is'''T' Wv
Ugin be observed Mai yariob. .ohrn
eompreh,ndsd in the former bill acre eIpuo-
rrd by the Select Committee iIom tbis
MIR Erpes moved 10 amend by striking out
the anticipation 10 the Peior,burg rail way.
He wished 10 defaeh II IRON this grand STATE
scheme--at the sa0e time, when that tub.
SECT came On in another shape. he should he
prepared 10 detn7"'uale its high claims to sup.
pgri.
Amer considerable debate, the Question was
in,n taken and the appropriation stricken ou'
ty vote of no 10 50:
Mr.. Jackson having voted under uisapIrs.
h.u,,on,, moved To reconsider tue sots--A~ zee
On motion of Mr. veDsble, the House ID
iourRed.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-03

n faris paper, Of the first January. nv"
iohs the dsaih Of Madame de GENLio' ue
Authoress, IN the eighty year oil heI as.,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-06-10

We earnestly heps that tbs Euqnlrer and Wig will
eaeh mtke noeeasinS efffts In the good cause, aud
rest not until they ashievs the red, IN ton Of The s ate
from the degradation which lhre atens her.
We are glsd to learn from the EJquicer, that the
Citizens Of Richmond are abou, to move in this mat.
Ter. They have heretofore exbitsd a letbsrgy ard
sulinete>s, which uo:hing can excuse or pailiale. o.
all the reo, T. OF W gini,, they are most deeply io'e
rested ~ he ir'ernsi in. rov, meut OF the STATE, We
mean moe especially he connection Of he eastern
aud W stem waters They sr. situated at the fill, Of
he James u vet, hsviug a warsr.power pyrhsp, up-
patsiisi'd in his county, end Al, a point which must
necessarily become The depo, oil western commerce,
upon Tie cpsnins oi the contemplated lioe. With This
improvement, Richfaond would receive an N pulse
which would cary her On INTO tho ranks of the 6rs,
class VI cities GU the continent. Without il, she mus,
remain an inpoteut town, with a few tobacco ware
h,use, 'nd a Hour : mill and continue 10 receive from
Nsw England, az sho has long don-. even the vege.
tables which are used a. tho tables oil hsr citizens, CON.
Ptising Inc Whole list OF ~cabbases. potatoes, turnips
rad hes, Sc.
With all the natural advantages Of Thu, place. wha,
have the people VI Rhcb n,oud ever done To improy,
oheif eoudihjo. or to invite to their market, the rich
p,ouues ei me upper couhhy '-In wha, company
nave they ever sub.cr,bed one cent to construct, a DAD
or open a canal? Where are the monuments OF ,beir
hberali'y, or he evidences even D. a wish 10 che.hh
and irp'ose the bounties which kiud P,ovitenc. b..
80 '"'i'hiy bestowed upon them |! When others have
pfoioscd schemes fraught with beneii to Them, ,hey
naVe not 'i"ayS united in their promotion - Du ing
me iis' Icn-rai Assembly,, the meub.r from Heprico.
result < 10 IL ehmond, and representing a peou,e direct.
~ aud ,n.itaately connected win IN. sro. m and nro..
PITY OF The city, voted against the loan bill, propo.ius
al"se appropriation TO the Improvement, OF The James
RIVER. Havs not the repre- .en,a ives of II .nrico ,nvs
nso'y oppofed every measure, having for its object ,hs
improvement OF the ) ate, snd TO be carried io,o ,xern
ton by the public fund
but The time has now arrived, when the ci,zaos q
nehmond mes act, and act promptly. o, lo-s ~, be
neu.s "hieh they now 60 amply enjoy. Tney ca,
~ 'onxer dream or ia X OF, OF CONSIDER iii. matter
.neg n'ust act. The Invitation ia passing by. and unl..
now accented. will take another sour.e dswn N, ri.b
.s''ey oil ' fg;nia, and be taken b. those, who San bel,
,of appreciate The value OF a connection with The grow.
'ns "''''and who viii better provide Tor is commerce
IRlnninhn Rnunrr
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did not press for a verdict Of guilty on This count. as
toere was no direct witness TO support The eharg..
The dsietss Of tho Trsvtrssr Was urged by his In.
genious and able counsel, on evidence Of 70 oil eharas-
ter aud various other topics. The Jury, having leit The
box about twenty minutes, returned a verdict Of QUILL
rx on the hive hrst remaining eoun's, and NOT GULL
ry on ,he last coun'.
On tbs merning OF the 24sb, his honor, Judge Gem,
pronounc d sentenee:-h a, the party sonvis ed should
be ~: prisoned for six months, aud pay a 6ue OF 6fy
dollars and costs; saying. that the fine was reduced in
conss qnsn nee OF the heavy costs which had incurred,
b ing mcch greater 'hsn the highest hne which could
be imposed by the ac,o OF Congress.
The counsel engaged in tbis trial were -Ndth aniei
Williams, District Attorney Tor The United States, u.
y Heath and r. Johnson, Tor the traverser.
IL msy rot be undressing TO notce that, during
The same term Of this court, two persons have been 6u.
d aud Imprisoned, upon confessions of guilty, 20 indict-
menis found against Them for obstru,ting sfic-rs in
ito discharge OF their du'y:-oue for re listing admiral.
y process; aud the other for endeevoring 10 rescue
Mortimer Cunningham. at the time of his arrest.
There has been a sirth recovery, within a year OF
TWO, oil the penalty oil 50 for writing on The margin oil a
newspaper, which was not sent as a letter.
A seaman, convicted OF assauliirg his captain with
a dangerous weapon, was condemned to thu peni,en.
tary.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-06-10
INTERNAL IMPROVEMENr

We are grained 10 perceive, that The Richmond
Enquirer has raised the nag 10 the sause OF Inter
nal improvement, and that hereafter obi, will be a
standing head in the columns Of that paper. Too Ions
have the public journals Of the state, particularly ,boss
o. The metroPoli5, neglected This vitality interesting
theme. II 10 the province Of a free press 10 propo.s
and discuss with freedom, all sui jseis which isnd to
promote the Publis veal; end when, from indifference.
or a lear Of popular disinslioatioD, it preserves silent
or doubtful course, il desseDds from tie high purpos,.
which " should constantly bsvs in vie ", and b. BECOMES
a weight upon the developement Of public opinion, ta.
thef than The yehisle Of its exprt ssion and The mean,
OF It's susces'iul execution. We have been inclined.
OCCASIONALLY, to cha'ge both the political papers Of Rich
mond, with Zoo much Indifference upon this subiset.
Between them, they have il In their power 10 svvsk,n
tue Whole Commonwealth, add prepare The onbIis
mind 10 enter al once upon tho execution Of 4 svs,,m
OF Improvement, suited 10 the various want. nj d.
peofls, end commemorate with the proud d.,,lov 81
ihe state. AID however they may differ In poEi,e al
senunent, OF wi h whstsver skill and vigor thew mav
bstlo 10 the tournament Of a ptesiJeLdal esnv,sS
here isa field 10 which they may become fellow La
eofeTs, and, forgetting oil party or personal bo,,iii,v
make ? "Iopg pull, = sfong pull, and a ull.sll.,oss-
lher," for The common benefit Of tkeI, ,oo.on Co.
try
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n AW subsct iber inte nds eliny
ia next fall, a Law School, in the town If Sisun,
loD; % be eor'inued permanently, il adj 9uaie encnrr.
agement should be received. The mode Of instruction
@il be a course OF leeiures and study, and frf uuent
examinations. la order to devote the greater part of
hs time TO the proposed school, he will, ir m lie con-
m~encemeD', conbne his Practice 10 tie Court Of An.
pea!s a, Lewisburg, and the Ed yai and Ci-sui, Svoe-
ror Courts IN S!auDton The Fl t session will begin
on the l Of O;tober, and continue until ihs frs, of
July mex: following, without in.ermission, exrept dn.
ing ihe terms OF the Federal and CT cuj Superior
Courts. The tuition fee, per session, will be seyen,y-
i've dollars. Persons desiraus OF becoming pupis win
ter, as soon a. practicable; and prompt attention viii Re
given TO the inquiries which thew msy think prop.r to
make. BRISCOE q. RAIDWIN
May 6. I2i-wItA
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NoiICE.-The Subscriber offer, for sale about Eve
I y Thousand acres Of land, in the vacicity of Amher.,
ooui'-Housea and New G'a'gow, these land. are plea.
sanuy situated on the Stage road, ruDcing North ard
south, and within ten miles of James River, The sail
good resting on a strong clay foundation. and /, IN.
Vouraeie TO the production Of all kinds Of grain, bsmp
aud tobacco; the country is remarkably beal,hy. ard
aoounds 10 fne springs Of the hes, water. The,e land
are well improved, with good Orchards, a valuable
manufacturing Mill, End four good Dwelling Houses.
and will admit of several divisions, and viii be divided
80 3 TO suit purehasers. l have aiso for sale some will
improved lots in the town Of New Glasgow. on one
OF mem IS a large aud eommodious Tavern with Gar
dens and all necessary out Houses.
ihese lands ami lots will be sotd on ccommcda,i
terms TO cult purchasers-for further intorma,ion an.
ply to the subscriber living In New Glasgow.
May 6. IoI-wsas
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4 AND FOR sALE.-Ths saO,eIiber offers for sale

N FOX SALE.-Tne Subseriber offers for sale
IL that desirable Trast OF Land on which he resides.
in the County Of Madison, about 5 miles from o auge
Court House. The tract contains $50 acres, mere or
'e's-a5Sut ITO Of which are first rate low ground,
equal 10 ary on me Rapid Ann river. The upland is
In a good state of 'iliage: yielding abundant CROPS 10 he
industrious cul;iva:or. The woodland is heavy tim
osrsf' and more than a sufficieney to supper, the fern.
Ihe improvements consist of a good and connections
framed dwelling house, kitchen, barn, stables, and all
other necessary out houses.
A more particular description is deemed unnecessary
AS u IL presumed any person wishing 10 purchase,
VIII nrss view the premises-whieh will be shown al
any time by the subscriber. residing ,he,ecn. He
would only add further, that situated in wealthy neigh
oo'hooi, IN the midst oil polished socis,y, and In a fine,
healthy region, It would make a desirable summer re.
treat Tor a gentleman and family, from The lower coun.
Try.
His terms, which shall be accommodating, can be
known ov eppiiea'ion 10 GEORGE NEWMAN.
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