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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-11-14

virtue of Q Decree Of tho Circuit Su-
- perior Court Of Law and Chancery, Cor
Frederick County. Va, pronounced on the I'll,
day 81 July, 1882, la q case i'm which Sarah
bedingsr, ESccutrix Of Daniel Bedinger, de-
ceased, Is complainant, and VIM. Herbert,
administrator Of fcrdinando Fairfax, deed,
and the hsirs Of said deceased, are de fe ndants.
| shall, % special commissioner, os .Mondsv
the 20 day IF September nsri, expose to sale,
Al public auction. 10 the highest bidder, at
keyes' Ferry, Jefferson county, va.) on the
opposite side Of tho Shenandoah river, imme-
diately in sight Of the premises, all that
TRACE or LAND.
described in the proceedings, ..as lying on
the east side OF said river, in Jefferson coun-
y, Va containing. By estimation, 7xrss Has
dred sad -Ninefy odd .3CRES,"-apd the Mill
Scat at Vestsi's faiis, (aiso on tho cast eide Of
the river,) ON a smaller tract attached TO the
above, containing about D acres, all i'm tim
Der, TO be sold with tho same.
On the larger tract, arc about 30 acres
prime river bottom, all in cultivation, -pooe
OF u subject TO be overflowcd-and from 20
to 100 Of cleared upland. The balance il eli
In timber, and pretty well clothed. This, so
considerable proportion OF river bottom
and large quantity Of timber, and the situa-
lion, Immediately on the river, only q few
miles s6ors Harpers-Ferry, with the recent
location Of the Winchester and Potomac raj,
road, along the opposiiee side Of the river, (of
the speedy completion Of which, TO unite
with the Baltimore rail road, and Chesapeake
and Ohio Canal at Harpers-Ferry, there now
seems no doubt, adds greatly TO the value OF
the Tract. The landing, too, Of what is cali
cd keyes' Ferry, on the east side, belongs 70
this tract. There is also good Ford Just nj
the Mill Seat, which seat is supposed not In.
ferior tn any on the Shenandoah river.
IL had been long anxiously reserved by Mr..
Fairfax, with the view, 10 Is said, OF establish
ing Foundry there.
The increasing value OF river mills in this
section, owing 70 the gradual failing Of the
small streams Of the country. and the increase
OF production, Is thought to enhance, very
much, tins eligible seat for the purpose of n
merchant mill, or factories Of any kind. The
Improvements are tolerabio LOG HOUSE,
BARN, &c.
TeTms Of Safe.-One third cash, and Ia
lance, one-third ia one year, onc-third in
two, end remaining third IN three years, deed
Of trust on premises, and bond with security.
for the deferred payments.
ROBERT LUCAS,
August ., 1883. Special cOusm'T.
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Notice 60 DeEtSsQSseNss.
Is Impossible 10 keep up a freshness
a spd variety aDirss aueutieu b. paid o.
the terms, u b Necessary notify The ssrriirs
20 the CtiAkI.ESTOWN LIBRARY, ll,st ano-
thsr yeaf's eOntribuiious vii become due m the
Ffrsf II .ftTc1Hber Hcrt Oid dciinrlests esu
seareeiy expect % b. Supplied 9Th nee uorka,
yithou, paying spsisfhfHg 90 che Installations and
the good ssd punetusi Subscribers are Rrtsinr
tired IS bearing ti,r whole burden tl,emseissa
Ny order,
~. n. GALLAHER.
Oct. -, 1888. 4brar,aH
q h0ss vbo have IN their posscsssoa ~ -
goL a Neo~e's Byro~, sid ~ 20, vol. of AIiss
EtgrSosih'a voFk, Psir0uagr, } sre rrqlctts.l n
rrtura them. ~ make goed Ase deficiency. IN ~
are sther Hooks out, tn price q shich ell lsc
shaFEed 70 those hsgiHg them, V nos retersed
sooa.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-11-14

VIRGINIA, TO WIT;
IN the Circuit Superior Court Of Law and
Chancery for Jefferson County, October
l5th, 1898;
Henry B'0lga, PLAINTIFF.
AGAINST
Bevd1un W. JeEersoH, as!sL,IiiStrdfsr Of Hanail-
ton Jcfe1 Soa. deceased, md H.cIard ~ iissrs2
She71F Of Jg.feTs'H CstG'iy, 10 sshOm mas com
BHned he GiTunlssrap0I tic bons non Of l.e
said Hamilton JcgeT sga, sIeceased, aud . i,,,.
SsfhaG, tie EsfsIg, and .Ha,Id Elisabeth,
FrIHces Inn, and iJai HaSalion, inf;lAn heirs
aud children IF fhe sad deceaIsed,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-11-14

g. The sale Of the above land Is further
postponed until the second day q( .N5rsn.bsr
Court, (being Tuesday the l9th,) when the
land will be offered TO the highest bidder, in
front OF the Courthouse.
ROBERT LUCAS,
Oct. ~, 1873. Special Cont'r.
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4 SimPtsion.--A eountrymsn giving his evil
aenes II court, was asked by the counsel, II
he was born in Wsdtoekp No, Sir, he re-
piled, 4 was born in Dsresaskire.'
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VALUABLE
, JEFFERSON LAND

viz subscriber y authorized By Marcus
heC"rmick, 70 sell, on me l4fh asv II
sfcre'ascys 90 the premises, part % that Val-
liable fAhA, known by the name of the - Ste.
Phen" farm" situated about mid-way be.
tween Charlesioun and Ierryville, adjoining
the lands u ThoTnton Washinxioa. Thomas
Griggs, jr., and others. The sbose tract con
tains about 40 ACRES thirty Of which
sre well esothed N timber. There u a never
falling stream % water running through the
Plare. The improvements are two cOmforta-
bic dwelling bauses
Tsrsss ~ Sais--Ous third cash ths balance
IN two equal annual pes meets, bearing int
rest from the day % ssle-tbs deferred pay
meats 30 b. secured b. deed 81 trust on ne
property. LEWIS GLOVER.
Borryviilo, Oct. -, is33.--is
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o. q4. 49,.


"a PEw CORDS Of good Hickory ard sea-
n soned Oak WOOD, wanted at this q.
h'e- Oct. IL, Is35
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-11-14

Lees Es. Mustard
Blue Moss
Camphor
Scidiitz, Soda, and
Congress Powders
Bitter ingredients
Stougbton's Bit,ers
Sugar Lead
Bitter Apple
Acetate Morphine
Iodine and Piperinc
Tartsric Acid
Carbonate Soda
Rochelle Salts
Jsllsp
SIENNA, Alex.
Cantharides
Rhubsrb Root
Lees I
L L,o..,. lrrLLs
EoGs
Spring Lancets
Evans do
Tooth Pulicans
do Forceps
Dentist Files
Horse LaDcets
Lancet Blades
Cum Lancets
Gum EIasticCatheters
Ear Syringes, ivory
Hull's Truss
Ivory Pad Truss
Apothccaries' Scales
and Weights
Spatulas
Paints, dry and in oil
Putty
Window Glass
Paint Brushes
Sash Tools
Spices, &c. sc.
-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-11-14

Gum Myrrh
African Pepper
Bay-Berry Bark
Cayenne Pepper
Thcriac, or Venice
Treaclo
Carbonate Of Ammo
MIA
Sweet Spirit Nitro
Swaim's Panacea
Chloride Tooth Wash
Fluid Ex. Ssrsaparilla
Maxion's Eacrscsing
Magncsia
Garlcgant's Balsam Of
Health
Worm Syrup
Indian Specific
Lemon Juice
do Syrup
Balsam Fir
do Copaiva
Solidified do
Oil Cantharides
keener's Ague Pow
ders
Thompson's Eye Wa
ter
Godwin'sGerman Eye
Water
Isinglass
Gum Arabic
Cream Tartar
Lima Bark
French Quinine
American do
Jujube Paste
Castor Oil
English Calomel
Opium
iienry's =
M'Kim's q
Sims and Bro
ihers' E
llo@2A~~ r.. n-s
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-11-14

~~@@@S - - 80 ~ ~ - -
BANK.
WtiLans-POTf. february Ia, 1899.
Resolution Of the Board Of Directors
~ OF this Institution, tie followin ing scale
and rates have been adopted FOR the govern
mcnt OF the officers thereof, in receiving depo-
sites OF money,to limited amount, subject 10
interest, viz;
For dePosites payable SIR
H'0Sths after demand, certif- per annurn of
Gates shall be issued bear Dar cent
ing interest at the rate
For dePosites payable
atnsiy dsys efleT DEMAND, GER per annutn Of
tiiicates shall be issued bear per cent.
ing interest II the rate
For deposites payable SIR
~ days stisT dsmand, certi6- per Annum Of
s cat ', shall be issued bear sPsr cent
By order,
GEO. r. MOsHER, C~skisr.
FEB. ~, Is33.-ly.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-11-14

ADAM Y0U1go, IN.
Has juss rsesivsd large and general sup
Ii ply Of
Fresh Ds-sggs, .ueatetsses,
P-iTE.A-r AfEDiCLs.ES. &c.
- which have bsse selected with
care, and warranted PURE srd
GENUINE.
Among bis assortment, are the
following:
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Messrs. l.. & n. r. Lsvndes, Merehasfs,
Cumberland Nd.


Cumberland Nd.
Gents-As Mr.. Herstons' agent for the
sale OF Dr. VIM. Judkins' Patent Specific
Ointment, would inform you that has, sumner
was afflicted with sore leg-the fame Of
Judkins' ointment induced me TO get ajug Of
it--but il happened not to be Of Mr.. Hersions'
make. fused it according to printed disec.
tons, but my leg kept getting worse.
Mr.. Herstons' travelling to the vest. stop.
ped at my house during the times on looking
st the ointment bad. he Immediately pro-
nounced il not his make. and furnished me
with one which was. On opening and smell.
ing IL was sensible ofthe difference, although
Il looked like il. I then applied the oiniment
he gave me to my leg, il became in state
OF amendment on using the 6rst plaster, and
90 continued until il got quite well
This ointment 10 certainly very valuable,
and i would be pity il should be lost to the
public by counterfeit article. bearing the
name and being not genuine.
WM. X. NEWMAN.
Cumberland, May -. 1881.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-11-14

Vie subscribers have just received from
- the Philadelphia and Baltimore markets,
large and general assortment of
British, French, German, T. american
DRY GOODS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-11-14

AUof"ton6'y s5needofr--The following fact
took place during the period when Walking
Yea ana tho hoif-starvcd, and half-clad troops.
were In winter quarters st vslley Forre. A
young man, not quite twenty, FROM the west
ern part OF Massachusetts, was a guard be-
fare tho GencraiS door, marching back and
forth IN the snow, on tremen dous cold morn
my washington came out, accos,ed him.
MY friend, how long have you been ON guard
berei' Nearly two hours, sir 'iIase you
broakfasted" No, SIR Give me your gun
and 90 70 breakfast at my table lie did so.
and the General marched the rounds till ne
returned.
Hoe 20 Csfeh Cro,es.--wilson, In his Ame-
rican Ornithology, says that crows have been
employed to catch crows, by the following
stratagem A live crow Is pinned by the
wings down 10 the ground on his back. by
means Of two sharp forked sticks. Thus sit
uated, his cries arc loud and inoessant. parti-
culariy IL any other crows are within view.
ihese, sweeping down about him, are Instant
Iy grappled and held fast by the PROSTATE
prisoner, with the same instructive impulse
that urges drowning man TO grasp AZ eyery
thing within his reach. The game being dis
engaged from his clutches, the trap is again
ready Tor another experiment; and by pin-
ming down each captive successfully. as soon
~ taken, In short time you will probably
have large flock screaming about you, in
concert with the outrageous prisoners below.
This method Of catching crows, IL, I believe.
practised 10 some parts Of England to catch
jays, who make 4 most violent outery when
pinned TO tho ground---lJssss's Gisaaiags in
Natural History.
Lord sNsaSisiS sa& Jesc.-" Mr.. Abra-
ham," said Lord Mansfield, "this Is your son.
aud cannot go In the bail-bond." He ish
not my son, my Lord" "Why, Abraham.
here arc twenty in court will prove il al
viii shwere, my Lord, he ish not" "Take
care, Abraham, or ! will send you 10 the
Kings Bench" "Now, nv Lord. IL vour
LordshiP Pleases," ] will tell you the truth. ~
Well, SHALL be glad e hear the truth from
Jew" my Lord, was IN Amsterdam t,eo
rars an fhrss qssrtsrs when ! came homo
] hndish this lad now. the lad obligcs me 10
maintain him and, consequently, my Lord,
he tsh but say son IN isls." " Well. Moses ~
HeJoiDed LORD Mansfield, 4" this h the best de-
hnia'on Of q son-in-law ever heard"
young gentleman just come from college.
Patd visit TO his parents who were very poor,
= both N mind and worldly goods. The Young
man was asked by his pArsats what he know
Know cried the student, q am such a pro-
kcienein mathematics that can make them
ne fowls on the table ltrss by computation
And let's hear IT, cried tho eager parents.
why said the student, standing 10, here
Is one and that's ts0o-weil t.co and one il
thrss.' 'well,' replied the father, your mo-
ther can take the first, I'll take the second,
aed you may dins OF The fhird.'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-11-14
2BAD T2x9t
Fl SisgessSftss ENrsss,
2IS Acres of BuIlskin Land.

q
AGAIN IN MARKET.
EHNHE subscriber, desiring 70 engage in the
n mercantile business, again oaers for sale
hrs valuable Ferns, on the road from Charles
town to Battletown, and near MIR. Daniel
Haiues' mill, containing 2l5 acrcs, more or
iess-Jl acres Of which are in timber. This
- hrst-rate limestone land. in = good state OF
cultivation, and has upon IL = fine growth Of
locust, with a good dwelling "a
house, spiendidly situated, and TTTlA
all the necessary ont-buiIdings, kktK
IN good state &c repair some =. -.
O Of which ia fact are new. There
is we'll aud an ORCHARD near
the house. This property will be
- within mile Of the rail road.
! ana anxious 20 dispose Of the property,
and Oniy want a fair price, and will sell upon
such terms ~ cannot fail 10 enable almost
any person TO purchase, as { should only re-
quire n small amount Of the purchase money
va hand. Any persoo, t u presumed, wish-
ing 10 purchass, viii of course view The pre-
mises. bir. John ~. Snowman, who Il the
present occupant, will show the property 10
any person DESIRING 70 sec u. For further
particulars, apply 10 the subscriber. Any
communication 10 writing, addressed 90 the
subscriber, - Chsflestov a, post Paid, will be
promptly attended 70.
JANIS FIyoRR.
Mount Pleasant. nssr ChaFieaf0wn,
JEFFERSON Co. Va. Oct -, ls33.
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Lssassbes' Yard iss Shep-
herHafn,rs,

Lssassbes' Yard iss Shop
hes'dSf0sCM.
kAHE subscriber begs leave TO inform the
- public, that in connection with his store,
he has opened an extensive
LUMBER YARD.
and Is now prepared 10 supply all demands
Tor seasoned White asd Yellow PINE PLANK,
either inch, inch, inch, II inch, Ia inch,
z or inch-also, 1 inch and inch Poplar
Plank. Fencing Boards, Shingles, white and
yellow pine, oak and poplar Jois,, with va
riety OF other lumber usually kept in lumber
yards.
Having laid in ut present supply Of aoo,r
600 FEET, piled with sticks, in addition
TO arrangements made for the future, he can
assure The public that gsnsrsl stock Of LuBs-
Der will be kept up at his yard, where they
can be furnished on the most reasonable teru,s.
J. =. HAMTRAMCK.
Shepherdstown, June 30, 1888.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-11-14

And many other splendid articles too nume-
rous TO DO mentioned, which they are deter
mined to sell low for cash. Any one wishing
to buy bargains, will do well TO call at our
store and examine for themselves.
WALL & DUNCANSON.
Hsrpers-FerrY, Oct. 10, 1856.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-11-14
IN CHivCERY.

MO ORE than four months having eiaps,d
1vA since the BILL 6led, aud the service IL The
sabisrna VA this eause upon the defendants sam.
uel MePhersoa and Ellen MePasrson, and ,l.cr
still failing 10 appear aud answer the Biil is Ia
Ken Tor confessed ss 10 them And the e.us.
coming on to be heard. this sth day of OStobcr,
49, rs to the other party, upon the ball, ansser
Of the guardian Gd hfe-'. Who ~As appointed. BY
the Court Tor that purpose, aud exhibits, Vas as-
gued Iy counsel On consideration whereof the
Court doth sdjudgc, order aud decree, that Master
Commissioners WonruIseToN do srssic the nj.
m,uistrs,ioa account Of samuel MePhersou, a.
administrator of John A. MsPher son, deceased.
and 40 moreover call in by pab,ie advertisement,
and take an account OF the outstanding dehts. IT.
naming unsat,sied, against the estate Of the s.d
John A. MePherson, Deceased, which baud t..
real estate Vi said dceedsnt. and aiso Of tie an-
nusl value OF s-id real estate--stAtins all su.i,
matters as bc my deem pertinent, or ~ may Be
required To be stated by any Of said parties AID
make report to this Court, ia order 10 . 6nal de-
cree. A copy. Tesi-,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-11-14

VIRGINIA, TO writ
In the Cirvait Superior Court Of Law anil Cha,
Gerry Tor Jefferson county, October s,h, 1885
Duaisi .sfc{'hrrssn. PIlixru,
AGAINST
Sawnei sfefhers>n. aaissnefrafor of ysAn \
.hci,herssn, si~e'd, Elem bic 'hersoa, sd
Lee Cnigss .lfef'hsrssn, irfa,.f,
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NEW GOODS.

Oct. %, 1893,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-11-14

jobs. ~: Eusse 3. Wrbl
FRESM GOODS.

ever presented TO the public in this quarter
Their stock embraces every description o.
splendid and substantial
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-17
HOTE.rOVRT SPRINCS.

nSllE iurmcf owner aud proprietor Of these
y Springs having departed this life. IN scco, i
dance w;ih request expressed in his last illness,
they will he opened the present season by Tic suls !
scrlber. his executor.
The Bo,etoud Sptnss arc situated is R5'elourt
| county, Va IN healthy, populnos and mos, des
rable neighborhooi. about 30 niIles above LyneltJ
burg, from winch place an excellent line of Stages
| runs regularly three times m1ek PARTICULAR
and detailed description Of them Inns so often beenl
given 10 The public anil The benefits arising ffon.2
The use the water arr believed II be 50 gcnelaIlyl
known, lla tie 9nhsefiDrf DIES not deem i, neces-
sary 10 repeat the one, oacr .cneetd trstlmo-l
nnls Inc other
1hc chargcs viii be moderate 10 nil, and 10 sucl,|
ia remain month OF longer, etftenteig isv.
The wlll Of Nj Johnston authorizes his cxeea-s
Tons 10 sell 'hese SpunSS. al such time ~ may 20
most beneficial 10 bis e,totc 80 Tho Aubselber.
therefore. being destou, Of closing s concerns as3
speedily as possIble offer, them Tor sale, and in
vltes persons deslrons of purchasing to conimhi-
cate with HIM 10y letter, directed 10 BoieouftI
Spongs, Va The properly Ia valuable, aud well
worthy the attention Of car tslsig
JAMES I. ROYAL.
TX or OF Charles Iohrsion der
VIZ The Editors of the kltt nond ENQUIRER and
Rlehnond Wbls will insou the foregoing ndsei~
tisen,ent in their ,esportvo papers once "a week
I'll the ~, q Juy, and isryard .hcJl seceur,s 10
mis- ohc.
Mays wtiA1af1r9
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-17

,'ell,y.nna zeal displayed by Charles rcnren Mcr,
Ger. in the management Of tho affairs of that Com.
pony du,ing the term OF his Presidency, and voting
him grnlnty Of 5000 Us srownfd thereof. ~ the
scverost condemnation that we have yet seen OF his
elcct,on i,om Office. 10 make room for 'ona II Ea-
,on, man Justly SAID To he deficient ~ thu ebil
~ reqa.site To discharge its duties us Col Pluck,
aud as destitute of character NJ he 10 OF talents.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-17
TIL PRE- sfDENT'S TOUR.

W. rurpos " omit The details y tlr honors pad
o tie President, II honors they d. by the syco-
PRINTS 1ho c,owd in MS path an1 seem prepared
fo- any extern; Of scfvilc degraaaoa. The fllow-
ng description of an incident, phic IS located on
board the stcamboa, that cow wed Inc r"sden from
Baltimore to Philadelphia is too chuactcrisie, how
ever to be omitted The witnesses l5r ridiculous
scene must have been blessed with strong stomachs
if they did not disgorge, and the historian Of the
event, a Mr. Bennett, editor Of a Jackson Van Bu-
rem paper called the Petnsylvonan,) deserves to be
aid ever his muses. knee and well spanked
for giving publicity to Circumstance which can
not bu, provoke disgust towards all ooacerned in il,
except perhaps the lte children, who were evident
ly he most sensible and manly ofthe set;
Another amusing incident took place. very
handsome young boy about four years Of age, by
name Andrew Jackson Cock, whose father and
mother were aboard, came up 10 the President
while he was sitting alone on the sofa reading
newspaper, and presented him with a very hand
some bouqHd ofroses The President caught him
up afeoilonntciy in his arms, and gave him a hear
~ kiss -patted his check, and sroked his huKen
hair What is your name, my fine fellow Z"
asked the President He told him, aud while the
President said few words about the handsome
bouquet, the Iite How picked out the prc,tiesi 10
SEES and looked up every now & then INTO the Presi-
dents face, as if Ia had been his father. A, this
the boys sister. year or two Older, came
up accompanied by her mother with another in |
her arms +" An said the President "pnothcr
and all so pretty toojust like their mammy," con.
tinued he with smile. He was about inprin,ipg
on the check of the pretty girl kiss, he had done
10 her bo other but she flung up her head q resisted to
The last, ut which the group Of ladies Ind gentle
men, who had now gathered around, laughed hear
lily, and one so than the President him.
self All, said an old lady. when she grows
Ip, she'll forget that she has refused 0cncta
Jackson, President of the United States-it won't
DC every young fellow who will win a kiss from
,er, depend upon it."
An ounce ofcivct, good apothecary -
ST The resolution adopted BY the Chesapeake |
M OHIO Cana Company, exJ9ns Tire skill II.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-17

COM MUNICATIONS.
JAMES nIyER IMPROVEMENT.

A writer in the Richmond Enquirer Of the 1sh
inst, makes thu following suggestion for taking sht
whole Of the stock Of The James River anu kmaw
ha Company.
" Lot all the present subscriptions be withdrawn
Let the three millions intended 80 be subscribed for
by nd vidunls be taken 10y the counties immediate
ly adjoining tho Improvements Lot the Siate bor
row the money for this subscription, md pledge, ~
addition Ia the TOLLS tax 10 be lowed tho real
estate in the sad adjoining counties, 10 meet the
interest on tina oan, IN case the tolls shpn u not be
sniiie rent Tho Stock 10 be apporuoned among the
respective counties according 10 the assessed value
OF the real estate in each, aud to belong tn each
county respectively, ior It's own particular use after
the oxtinguishment of he loan Tor the original sub
seription Can doubt exist ~ to tnting this Stock
At . nee these principles Gould any othet po,
an o, die state have the slightest objection 10 rae.
mo ,,c mo'tey IN thus way whore sueh hhpie
means ~ ould .e pledged 10 secure them against the
possib,luv n danger OF having TO pay any pnruVu
Of tho II, ,ne,nn, OF interest 81 the loan should
ever be tax the pledged SECTION at oil,
the tax would be very nall Tor toll, wall always bc
eonsidcreblo,i If not suicic, To meet the interest
millions To be borrowed Il, hso pei cent ""uj
amount per ann. 10 P'''''0'
Ihc quantity OF land along the line. IT,
lowing - mica on each side would 10
sixteen millions oil acres, winch, otat tax
vi oGo cent per acre, would be more than
enough To pay Tho interest, even # lhe,c
were no tolls SlGn 900
a rise OF iiliy cents per acre on the land III the
section would amount 10 eight millions OF dollars,
enough 10 pay for tho whole work. Can my 10
lectng man doubt FOR moment thai this rise,
and more, would take place II tho work bhould be
accomplished T.
This pan Is SAID TO be somewhat akin ID plans u
dopcd for raising money for the construction of the
great n. lorh ANAL & Tho Emo * Ohio Cnnal The
circumstance OF these works having been accom-
pllshod, would seem 10 recommend the plan now
proposed To the SERIOUS con >idonlon of TN public
tmay be remarked that n tax of two cent. an mere
on tho and III the section mentioned would be more
than sufficient 10 raise the three millions IN ten
years, which would rc,hpps be as tho mo
ney would be wanted, and would effect tho object
Without u loan. But we think tho more eligible
course would be to obtain the money by lonn es o.
bove sngsosled,& levy no tan except 10 supply any
deheoory M the tolls which, il we N. nightly IN
iofmod, would moi he likely % exceed one fifth Of
u cent per ncrc per annum, aud would not ho likely
to happen often, II at all