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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-05-03
AppnRIInNMENT BILL.

In tive senate ON Medne sIisy last on mo-
tiog of Mr. Webster, the SeHate proceeded
the consideration Of the dppol cement bill
Mr. Webster explained the amendment re
--so~ted in blank w the select committee. and
Indicated his desire to take the question on
striking out the bdl from the house, and IN
sprt,ag the bil of the committee, in order TO
adopt or reject the principle OF the amend
meht, leaving the question 80 to numbers to
% be alters ards decided The Senate was
then addressed 10y Mr. Dsllas, Mr.. Clayton,
Mr. Dickerson, ard Mr. Hill, when the ques.
ton was taken on the amendment Of the com
mit,ee, and decided as follows:
3. YEAS Mes.rs. Bell, Benton, Buckner,
Cbam6ers, Clayton. Dickerson, Ewing Foot,
Hayne, Holmes, Johnston, Knight, Miller,
Moore, Prcntiss, Robbins, Seymour, Sllsbce,
. Smith. Spragne, Wagghman, Webster "a
NAYS--Nlessrs. Brown, Clay Dallas,
Dodiey, Fihs, Forsyth. FrelIngboysen,
G.dndy, II, -drcks, Tiia Kane, King. Man
gun, Marcy. Robins, Tazrwell, Upton,
TomIoson, Troup, Tyler, White, Wilkins
Q! =.
The numbers being equal, the Vice Presi
dent stated that. after having paid the utmost
attention to the Debate, he bad came TO the
inclusion that the bill, as IL came from the
horse, was unconstitutional, and be should
therefore feel constrained, under sense Of
the deep responsibility of his situation, to
give his vote IN favor Of the amendment it was
therefore decided in the affirmative by the
casting vute OF the char
The question was then taken on filling the
HANK Tor the number of representatives with
256 and decided IN the negative Ayes 10
Noes ~ The question was then taken on
filing the blank with 25l and decided in the
affirmative Ayes 81, Noes "A MIR. Web
stef then moved to Gll the other blanks, as
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The Philadelphia IT, S. Gazette. speaking
o. lbe fashionable costume for ladies' in fl,a'
cry says that "hesh coloured stockins. with
'f"is;~ .tIoeks' are much wetn; at least We saw
one pair us'g Buch ,oorr.
coy WAS exhibited at the Monumer
nqadfe 'his morning, years oln g Itch onl
measurca tseo feet sieren inches an bsJ.ht- NO,
withdrawing hcr dimnulive SIZE. the nua,ti,,
OF milk Yielded by her averages from loo {
quarts per -y-the oaly particulars wlir,
We coaii lean relative 60 her creed wss tia.
she was imported from South Carolina +,
GENERAL Sherman, and raised in tie nc,en
bourhood OF Hanover, Pa Bait Pat.
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High Treason. From Paris paper of The
9th ultimo
"a. Nj. Chauvin was brought before thu
Court OF Asazes on " ednesday, FOR having
insnlted the King by loudly and publicly al,
tach,ns the opprobrious term cockon (hog) to
the name OF his MsJastY. He was however
acquitted by the Jurv
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BoSToN. AP2Ir. OIL

Amherst College We learn from the Re.
corder that the President of Amherst Col
leege, DR. Humphreys, has recently been in
tbs city, and, At a meeting in the yestry Of
the Bowdoin street Church, where be made
some statements respecting the condition Of
the institution, subscription of $4,000 was
obtained, which bias since been increased to
$1,000
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-05-03

II ,'Iysfe,io'is d0air-A IRAN and woman.
who call themselves Philips, say they are
from New jersey, and who occin,ie,i some
portion oil our county quarter sessions fast
week, have been lodged in Jail on suspicion
o! beng IN possession Of a child who does not
belong to them. The child is bea,tifIi and
interesting little boy, with blue ewes. Iisht
mar, and well formed oval face, and mol
trace OF parentage discoyerabIe in its rerntad
progenitors The child is moreover anna
rently wei bred, and says it had brethets ,ns
sisters. all of whom it represents TO he dcad
ihe accounts which it, reputcd parents Give
concerning the child is very COMMUNICATIVE
and since their confinement. they are W.
much averse to have it examined rrbay
state that they were married not lone s;ac.
by Alderman Norton, of ph,ladelpbIa and
that they had the child with them at de
time. The child sometimes saws that al =
are ITS parents, and sometimes denies 10
they are These persons have been lodgad
IN ptison, Tor th1ty days, in order thai inior.
nation concerning the child, should i he
raid NA"/ ZIG
JdHotler Disaster The Cincinnati Amer;
can OF the 10Th instant, saws
The Folander, which LETT our land;ne lat
evening for Pittsburg, came in contact with
the ieFnet from nlaysville, atout fonr miles
from The city, at the Crawfsh bar lVe
cannot learn The reason assigned for such an
Sccldtnt, bat fear that proper caution wss
no' "bserved. The Pilot Of the Hornet saw
the foAnder at considerable distance. and
we pres'Hae kept too near the sbere ~
Po'ander struck the Hornet htRe At, If ~
wheeihouse, On the starGoard sjele.-Tha On
chor was left N the forward birth. Win Iho
table, cat head, &c, rsking completely the
guard, destroying several births, giying her
me appearance of wreck. at least on ona !
sue : he Polander Did not stop Orconr.e ,
we 40 not know wheiher she was mater; Ito /
injured. 1t would have been well erogoh -,
her TO have ascertained Qle loss of her a3cbor
asa o'her sundries left on board the Hoyr.t
ne Captain of the Horae,, was W. -.
77re' 10 add, crushed TO death nv the contact
ne walked to the guard to look at the hogt
ana WAS probably instaataueously killed. a
'on OF Mr. Bakewcil Of tins city, Vas also So.
iously injured ''''' %
we would observe in conclusion Mat flo
hSlt was rather DAFT. though no; so AZ ~
oa"nger boats from running safely vim
proper care - ""n
The nomination IF n igiam p Dy.-y
'h'cA hds been for some time 5ettye he >e,,.Jo
% re aPp1"fpieHt 70 ne LoronorsLip -
'9'lda' teas geie.d7g eonGr1aed tY naf 5o.fs |
.rNauonai lnteiIsenccr
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4 sufficient amount OF stock in the new
Bank To be established in this town not hav-
ing been taken at the late opening Of the
books, to enable II TO go into operation, the
book of subscriptions, Gas viii be seen from
the advertisement inserted TO day,) will be
re-opened on the 2lst day Of May next, and
kent open one week. The great pressure IN
the money market, which has existed for
some time past, and been so sensihly ielt m
our commercial cities, has operated TO re
strain subscriptions to the stock IN this in
stitiItion to a greater extent than was antlcI
pated or apprehended The time now fixed
by the commissioners for re- opening the
books will be more auspicIous TO the under
taking than the period at which they were
formerly opened, as the calls for money for
other and necessary purposes will be less
urgent than they We're then Notwlthstand
ing the UBiavorahie character Of the time.
the subscriptions taken in this town and
vicinity are very Gathering and encouraging.
They amount to twenty six thousand del
lars worth of stock, and we are confidently
assured they will be very largely increased
at the next opening of the books. -Repubh
can Banner, (FIhamsport)
The Corps of Engineers, in the employ
ment OF the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
Company, and engaged in surveys and loca-
tons along the Potomac, preparatory to the
line OF the work to this place being placed
under contract, is expected in this town to
day. Their labours viii therefore soon be
closed ibid
Thunder Storm al Sea The ship Dromo
arrived at Boston from Cadiz, on the 3lst oil
March, when IN latitude Al long. a. while
scudding in heavy gale from E. > e was
struck by lightning, which shattered the
main royal and main topgalant masts to
pieces, split head of main topmast, splinter
ed The malpmast, split the larboard pump,
aud file rails around the mast, aud burnt the
pump coats; The fluid passed below between
the decks, and came out through the side
and deck, started plank from the ships
side, split the plank shear, Sc. aud knocked
down the two men at the wheel.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-05-03

Goblet jenles the existence OF the Chole
ra in Great Britain He decl-res that il is
nothing more than political attempt "to
bamboozle John Bull"
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--r,,. $685. 100
Thinking the above statement may be in
s'feshng to the p"biic, send il for pnllica
"0''--sHet. A'fd POMONkkY
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We find the annexed paragraph in the
Beaver Pa Republican.

VIC IIIu 0IiC d1IFIeAtu PaIaEFdpN IN TIC
Beaver PA J Republican.
Ramor says, that Count Leon is about to
purchase this tawn, Beaver t that his a.
gents have engaged to inquire the price Of
each mans property, and make report TO
him on a. certain day-that he intends to 10
cate In Beaver, some thousand Beigians
which he expects on shortly--it is also said,
his honor Judge Henry made an estimate of
the value Of the real property in Beaver, and
that it fell little short Of slO0,0eo.-Bus
Ramour some times tells tough tales.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-05-03
BALTIMoRE, APR,I. 81

.Pete Hotel. That spacious and valuable
lot OF sroand, at the \ w corner of Bal
hmofe and Eataw streets, has been purchas
eli 10y a company ofgentlomen, for the pur
Pose eierecun8 thereon new and splendid
Hotel We understand that the workmen
aie to commence next week, aud from the
Characters of those who compose the com
pany, tor enterprise, and the capital en-
pioJed, we doubt not but THIS establish
ment Wi prove valuable acquisition to the
western part OF our city, aud meet with
due share Of encouragement.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-05-03

The motion was agreed TO. The bill was
then reported 10 the Senate, and ordered TO
be read third time by vote OF % 10 30
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-05-03

The Quebec Gazette, Of the 18Th instant
says,
America is not exempt from the evils Of
the tunes. Nearly AL the independent Gov
ernmelts, formed Of the late Spanish and A
n'crlcan Colonies, within the last 30 years.
are either engaged in war with each other,
OF N revolutions, rebellion and civil war, fol
lowed by prescription, ard the ,yrtnny Of the
successiui party, Til Il Is prosecuted and ~
rannsed over in turn. Even in the United
States OF North Amer a they begin to threat
en- rebellion and disunion, notification of the
ta"s OF Congress by SEINE Of the State Soye-
re'gni'es, and resistance TO the judicial au
fhorlty Of the General Govcrnment.n
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-05-03

:. " e Ind the fol'osins pleasant and appc.
ste aHecdote IN The Augusta (Geo J { o,rt.r-
-. Vrfgthh and tr7te ,3i.ecdote.-in certain
h, Town m he land Of Notification. a
Merchant, great stickler for Free iratge
ana state Rights, bad cut those words. -
capital letters, from some of the worthy na.
pers ne read. and pasted them conspicaoasiy
over his desk. Now il is custom maj,
honored IN the strict observance thereof -
sud -town, that when merchant buys YOUR
coHoo. yoa must bny his sugar, cosfbe ,rnp.
sc a planter sold the above mSn5ioard
,ne'c hnnt ms lot of cotton, bnf weat ana
th,2.psh' ms groceries, &c at another Store.
!" len re came back, tire mefebant ratei
I'm 'or - very earnestly The pian er re-
Phed' u saw t*ee 1rads and Stae Rigbfs
over yo9r desk, and thought Free F,sds
as our political creed. / have oniy re-
!. Your theory to practice, 4hsas II
'Hne The merchants desk wss ,;h,e.veJ.
"'nns but Stnfe iie its could be ED an h..
- Prize IF Fioa IL gal!ia,9,e rel. ara
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;hufaer.-We have to lament the urevnsc,
- and iamented death Of Mr.. John fnae
l ..a was stahte.', on he Sist 81. n, der tho
stomach hy Mr. John Hill. II contrsi e,hon.
af morse race lie lived only a dAy o, ~.
S S.er Receiving his mortal wound. wr Hua
-, ~ gwen ~ fof his appearance ior h.
'i'@i = u Gs'.'"stO'i Geal .Neses.
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The Rutherford (N. c. Spectator SAYS
that the following persons were committed
10 JaIi m tEat town On the 9th inst, charged
with shooting, and "iIfu. numbering Noah
Lattimore, VIZ Mrs.. Hanuah Moss. Jefier
son Moss, Daniel Sisk, Robert Sisk. and
Hepsey Sisk.
%eiaacAoly Casualty "A young woman
engaged IN one Of tie Cotton Mills at Low
eh' tN'ass.) was cheaked to death on Wed
ne'dsy last by drawing into, her windpipe
piece OF thread, while in the act of sucking il
through ,lie eye OF shuttle
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Fafm '4ccidcat Mr. Seth Chaplin, OF Chi
kopee Parish, Springfield, Mass J was burnt
to death on the evening Of the 1914 inst lie
was endeayQring 10 exIug,ash fire that
had communicated TO brush leucc, and il
IS supposed he got entangled with The hrn.b
and was unable to extficate himself his bo
dy was found about o'clock very badlv
ourned--and it is supposed he persisted Al
most instantly, his age WIS about 13.
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British Trade-A late number Of the
Leeds Mercury says, such is the extcn
srve consumption in the United States. and
50 considerable is the trade in British roofs
from that county to other parts of Amerirs
ana Inc East Indies, that the exports IF Br;
t'&' n'aaVaefures TO The Cuaed Stei,s dr.
e"g TIE last gear, Including ,cooaeas. eou,ns
r0's, Sc aeos greater than has beer bno,en
u" .Jyteen OF tacenty gears past"
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fo6tc Eaeeation.-Daniel SharfTer con.
Vlcted OF murder, was execated At l,anca<Iar
on on Friiay the 18th ult II is compnted ,hst
from WE'VE TO fifteen thousand persons were
present an the awful occasion. He i said ~
nave been reconciled 10 bis fate. and nerraet
" pen'tent. he marched to the gallows wi,h
a hrm step, and closed the final ,ooments ~
ms "rctchcd life in prayer Intemperance i
saiu 10 have been the cause Of The ,ircadr,I
CRIME Tor which he suffr ShactTer il Iii
G DC Fecohec'ed surrendered himself 10 Jbos
oafi'on' Esq Mayor of Frederick CITY, avg
lfTedeiick torn IIeroH
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oo 0mehester Litrary-Sp@bs's DIP 'omaiic
correspondence "A late act of Con5,c.. o.,
u'les every incorporated library cofnpanv 70
copy Of the diplomatic Co-re.nondtore
81 .! 'hs American Revolution. Upon learo;nS
thiS' Mr. Bruce, the president of Gb,ary ca,, -
parry wrote to MrAllen, our represe t,,;vo
VINO promptly forwarded the Wort. I con
siSia o! y volumes, and is mast ,alusII.
aoS'gon to onr library. = lin. Rsp
iH~'der Storm.-A violent thunder storm,
"pSrt over ,,I our town last Wednesday AFR
noon l The cloud was sman. but rramsi,
WIN the electric d4ii The nce' were IL IoI.,
a"a Appalling, descent of the light alo,ost
RsseIPeAd5'Ge'ar we learn thai tbr Af ;'
y s'o'hoa'st meeting house nasstruck 49, ~ az
'i'D o. Ibe chimney knocked "A, Two =" az
of i't ,t ',yts were also siroct in differ nt parts
u '''e to'sn. There was tut lille rama |
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-05-03

Fisheries Of the Potomac --yhe number Of
those Fisheries is about $50. and within so
miles OF Washington City, upon both sides
o. the river. The most extensive Shad Fish
cries are from Marshal,s Point to Chan
mans Landings, included, upon the Mary
land shore, and from Mount vernon 10 the
Sycamore Landing in Virginia, embracing
The short distance Of about 5 or miles on
the Maryland shore, and about II or is
miles upon the Virginia side Shad are TAX
en- at eli the other landings. but NOT in so
large numbers. at those LAYING vi hu the
points named Herfings are taken at aIfthc
landings
these fisheries are IN operation only
bont or O weeks, and during that time are
VIE means Of circulating and producing the
enormous SUM Of almost 1900 600, as fol
lows.
Q 500 iaborers, whose wages are $50 ,ne0
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fr'ee r Ffon ~ eal.ial9,e jie., trs
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400 vessels. average paw Tor
hue, siOe each, $4,000
1850 men 10 navigate these
vessels, who receive about s.IoO
40 100000 shad, value in
good years, I.l25 900
F5Ho6O,oe0 behring's, value
5n good years, I125 600
S95, 600 bushels Of salt TO cure
,th fish, worth 4g7 600
995. 0e0 barrels. 20 contain
the fish when sailed, worth 5g7 500
+Soats,, seInes, ropes, SC. sc.
estimated at ql5 600
Annual rents for fisheries.
sheds put IN, stands, watts,
p.heagshe"'s' I62. 900
PAD tor provisions, &c. for
500 laborers. sc 81 00o
S1tTa shoes and clothing ne p,
cessa'y during the fishing
time for the laborers, sc. IL onn
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IOR SAKE,
a FEW basrels stsoag VINEGAR.
N 100 bushels ased POTATOES.
O.. -. MGate1,a0sasl.
April 5, Isss
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:. af-lIt- ~ IL - DAxL8Y.
tle 800 = morn 70 The lady's bowcr--
re sasg and pasyu till IL eeosside hour
as ssny e .srzhs sang q lore.
O bessie held, a pcaeelEl grove;
The i1dy could have s<aId ~ day.
To hc.r The gentle Alisserel play
And when 10 av ne Alinstrei 10,
The iady's tear beg,s 70 Cow.
Atmid-day. vish her rsse ~ vent
Iogrnce 4lpndid Toesnss,cnk,
And thers Ne ~ On armed knight.
With sslarn helm snd passssge ~hise,-
Wild grew ~ rode his sabip sseed,
AID s1eer aasy . martial deed.
He knell 60 her 9th words mose sweet,
And idhcr trcpAies q hcr feet
AZ .ieae. 10 robes bosh risA ed rare.
MtA Js.s1s speskllsg n hcr hair,
- sseIhetbe dnsee, - smiling esme
yostksl prince I'D hrssxked her uamc.
de snae-a was The Miastrel str.ia.
sss tnsss-shc 80 he nigha sx.ia.
VIA Lssess thrss--huv bless 70 fnxi
Ihs sAsrsss % 81 h 90 sonh,aed.
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~ Kkes 81 letters,
- EafAfNiN0 IN TIE Post Ores a shep-
~ y herdztown, Va. on the fst April, 1872.
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AIt my comraueB mad Oh-
tanned advancement: The General { 30.
uaparte) wished to reward nae sIso ;
bot, not willing to expose himself TO
refusal from Government, he deter.
mined to bring shout niarriase be:
tween me and Mademoiselie Bcsuhar.
nais. One day, when l had accompa-
him 70 the treasury, to expedite The
sending on Of the sams that were re
qsirsd at Toulon for the feet. he or.
dered his cosehmsn 10 drive sione the
new Backwards, that be might have Al
bee leisure conversation with me-
y essnst make Q nsior oc ysu,' he
sead u nsst therefore give you !
wifs--ysa shalt marry Euilie dc hesu.
hsrnsis she 70 very handasme, and
very yell etiucsted. Do you knew
herr y have ssen her tvies: but,
6enersl. ] have 20 fortune. We are
going 90 Afriea--I may De killed.
chat vili become, ia that ease, Of ,ny
sses widswF Besides, have no great
i'kiag fsr marriage Men must
msrvy 20 have ehildren--,bas 10 the
shief aim Of lie. Killed, you certain.
" may DC. Well, ia that case. shs
wiii - widew Of eae sf my aides-de-
ea@p--ef defender Of his country.
She will have pension, aud may sgain
marry advantageously. Now che is
daeghter Of an emisraut, that nobody
viii have--my vile cannot intrsducs
Der jnto society. She. poor girl, de-
serves better fate. Gene, This Lusi.
ness must BE- quickly settled. + talk.
ed this morning with Madame Bona
parte abess IL the melhes has airesdy
given her consent. The weddihx shalt
take place IN eight dsys~-F will sllew
you forinight for yoar heuey.moon
I--you must then come and JON as az
'roaion on the 29th.' Itwas then the
9th. could net help laughing all
the while he spoke. AT last said, Il
Gill do whatever you please: but will
the girl have mel I do net wish 10
force her inclinstions.' She is tired
Of her bOarding.seh aud she woulA
% unhappy if she were 20 20 20 her
mother's. Daring your absence che
will live with her grandfather AZ Fen
ta'nbleaa. Yea will not be Killed,
and you will hnd her wien yea eosne
back. Come, eeme--the thing i set.
tied. Tell the coaehmap 10 drive
home IL the evening I vent TO see
Madame Bonaparfs. She knew via.
wss going forward, snd vas hind
enough % show sone satisfaction, and
cell rs hss asphe-. Te,nerrs-,, shs
said, I'VE shall 60 10 81. Gernains--.
! will iatgoduee yoa 20 NY niess-you
will Be delighted With hsr--she Is !
charming GIRL Accordingly. nex,
dsy, The General, Madame BeaapArte,
ksgshes snd !, weht 10 en- open ear.
Tlsge 20 -. Germsins, and stopped Al
Aadams Champon's. The visit wsz
. grens event ~ the bDsgsling srhooi
ala the yoang girls were "a The win.
dOwa, h the pasiouys, ~ IN the cougt.
yard fsv they had ebiaised holiday.
We soon sassfsd TIE gardens. ASaoas
the forty yoang ladies, I sosghs ask
luasly Ter her whe vas e Be ny wife.
her eUasin, iiortsnse, Ted her 20 us,
that she might saiats Ire 0sBeral and
embrace her aunt. she sss, Ia trath,
the pFettiest ef them Ell. Tier sgasurs
vac tall, and msst gracefully elegant
he's IeateFes were ehaFming, aBd chs
glow 81 Der beastifal cOmplexien wss
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III WILL SELL the farm on which I
j nsw i've, at the Old Furnace, eon.
iaislag &c Access, n coed state Of
eslsivatlsn, sad beasdsd by The Psfamae
river, With every ascesssEy huiIding there
on Tor he use % farm. Ais1:
A hrst-rate Tan Yard,
With - sats eg vsrious deseripsioas---
An4 brisk smiths' shop, with all other
buiIdisgs complsse.
IsFms will be so favorable. that one
hsR ~ The pufehase MONEY may be made
% q ihe property; and posstssioa ean
BE- had 81 soy time.
Pah is. 1860. --sf
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Valuable Jefferson Land
ION lAHR

TVHE subscriber. - the agent and sitor
j ney u Thomas Psirsax. Esq. Of AIsxan
dsias oasrsfo sale shst valuable estate IN JET
fersoa county, vir4iuis. called ssrss Hsa
xrrAsE." CONSUMING u.
90 AU1DO or LAND,
ahsgv proportion q which 10 IN timber d
the fnsss quality. The advantages pcssess
Cd y the property ore very great Lyipe
near the Potomac end SheDandoah rivera, 4
b IN the vicinity Of the lsrge mills erected on
these sersansb whilsfali the facilities for trsns
poetiag its produce % msrket, 90 Be derived
fsoo the Chesspeake sud Ohio Csrsl and
the bs1linoce Rail Rosd, win be enjoyed b.
IN the highest degree. There b large
and eoastant stream Of water running through
the tract. Of such rnsgnitude that i supplses
sevesni valuable mills before Il reaches this
land There are also severai 6ue Iime ssose
spuags on the estate. The cleared land 10 ID
high sests of cnlfivssioa, and the feaces srs
good. Psesession esa be hsd Immediately.
The terms win be acco0modafipE. and u
teund advantageous to do %, the tract vii
BE- divided lato two pssts 20 sait purchaser
Al applications 70 be made 90 the subscfi
Der. residiag a Chassessows, Jsfferson ccus
tys We JOSEPH T DAuGHEHTy.
Jsse 3. 1891. --tE.
n 01NAT 1AaaAIH
may BE hid h the purchase 1t this estate. by
making lHneeiasc sppticssion 10 the sub'
Isshs psas sirpe. ur. Joaa Griggs IL duly
ssshelse6 e pfeveas sii srespssses on ths
pss11e.A ,. T. DAuGHERTv.
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