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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-12-10

4 FARM FOR SALE-Desring to remove TO the
a Western country in the Spring, shall expose 10
o@c sale. Thursday Eth instant, on the PREMISES my
Fta!;on in Caroline county, Oh the South sue OF Aia'
South liver. adjoining the farms OF Mai fh'iiP ""'i
'2. MeSs.s. Richard Noracnt. Atwe!i {. Coleman ana
I.ts containing 25n acrcs-ot which, about loO acres
s'e low grounds we'll d:tchcd and in nice order Tor cu-
t;aton-the high land also is in good heart anu .lie
"i9c il high safe o: improvement having oech cui-
'Ta,ed Tie ioush: system for number OF years.
The houses stable granary. and tobacco houses are
ilgr. coumoduus and in good repar-thc oWe;H"s
house jG feet by 2GJ with little repairing wo1!3 DC
irT: comfortable house; also good snokc.Aou anu
&to cabins This farm is about % miles distant iroiI!
Fredericksburg and 10 miles from Richmond w!tn'n
about SIX miles Of the railroad The purchaser Will,
nave no doubt have opportunity of adding to 1t short
i: should he wish to do Persons wishing TO puf,
chase land in this section Of the country, would DO we'll
10 view this and attend the sar.
William L. Tolcr, the manager on the farm, will shew
10 any person who may call view it. Terms OF SALE
VIII be hall caslon The balance long credit will be
alVaed
?. S. G. ~ bushels CT wheat, nicely seeded, and
o0Ss wr-a fine prospect for crop of oats and tobacco
Us well as corn, tue ensuing year.
he sleek o. horses Sheep cattle and hogs the plan
lNon utensils corn, fodder portable wheat thresing
machine, about 500 los. Of nice pork, &c, &c VIII De
a NJ
Also offer for sule privately, The Farm on which
,:ti ~ hanover county, about Two miieS "eSt W
'aS! Tavern, adjpning the farms Of Nlcssrs l. f..
"S"am Rocky Nl!I!s) Edwin Snead and others con,
''as lC9 acres The buildings on this farm Gall new
1'sa neat and commodious brick dwelling house brick
oAe'oHse, large kitchen, (23 feet by 49, an ice
""i', with meat oc.ag"n roof, in corner OF the
!"d' a"a we'll Of excellent water in another corner
'"'n '-G<e and stables; fine body of wood land jusi
Ira o. The dwelling h"usc-thc cleared land is mostly
~ $""u neart-nooui 50 well set in clover With
'e additional expense this will make beautiful s!:,a-
":I IL vii! sat well ANY gentleman in Richmond who
Isnts 10 owna retired country scat, being high and
,o situation good ncighborhood, and only ~
n.|S rom The city practitioner Of medicine mig int
I'ohanlv do well here there is no physician living in
y hrsheorhood If not sold privately in short time
ven. nwNI r, ~nciIIJ
December 5. G2-3t
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AAM ALLEN, Draper and Tailor, opposite the u.
States Bank, has received by late arrivals, an
additional supply staple and fancy coored Cloths Cas-
I sn and Vesngs- Among them Treble ribbed,
o, and Fancy Cassineres, Tenants Stocks Shirt
GI 49, Collars, Suspcndegs, Gloves, Russia Belts,
december g. G2-4t
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SEiW ADVERTISEMENTS.

a-HEREAS in \ suit depending on the Chancery
AZ side of the Circuit Superior Court OF Law ana
c.ncerv for Pi.tsyvanis county, between George H.
,:erylc, plaintiff, and Nathaniel Wilson, Thomas
2i;s,muel D. Ruwlins, James l.. Denny, John McRae,
s,y,ou Mason, surviving partner of Mason Cooke,
I,;nc Craghead john Noble, George Wilson, Thomas
I,bErln. Samuel Pannill and John Dckenson, sur
,;;rr partners Of Dickinson. Pann Il Co, John NC,
:".r surviving partner Of Ttn g. McA lister, Samuel
,s and John Dickinson, defendants-the said Court,
,S October term last did 'adudge, order, and decree,
49, commissioner William Rison do take an account oi
=, partnership transactions between the plaintiff ana
~ -: i.srLant Nathaniel Wilson, under the tlrm and
. If Wilson a. Baskerville that he do likewise take
.ccount Of the transactions of the paintih WITH the
-; sr,n Of Wilson & Baskerville; that he do Likewise
S =, account of the individual transactions between
~, Unfit and the said defendant, Nathaniel Wilson,
~ ,o-t his proceedings to the Court, with any matter
..ss;aly stated deemed pertinent by himself or required
:; c;,lSr Of the said parties TO be so stated.
q ores Interested in the Decree above referred to,
-, ,bt,rrre take notice, that have appointed Mon
-. the LIST dav Of February next, for the purpose OF
:,usncnr the accounts therein directed; on which
~. thew will attend at my Office, at Pttsylvanla Court
"''''' ' WILLIAM RlSON, Com'r.
nm G3-w4w
.-FW BALTIMORE ACADEMY.-This senina-
- which is located in very healthy neighbor-
49, and whc! has been in long and successful opera
-, wall be omen for the reception OF students on the
I'm January 1880, under the Of Elder John Ogil-
49, and such assistants may be found necessary Ell
d., yye stands descrvedy high for capabilty und in.
S: in hi, vocation, as we'll for great attention to the
,,,!y Of youths entrusted to his care-!hc branches
u.h IN this Institution, reading, writing, arthme-
-. reopraphy grammar use Of the globes, composition,
,,enia,lcs ALGEBRA history and The Latin language
In, terms of .uon are for the Latin $780, for the high
:, Englsh branches. $2G and for the lower Sl2 per
.nopo-Doard in the neighborhood, 500 Tor the scho-
GI,ve.r-Vaca,ous from the 18th Of December to the
s Of January and the entire month of August-Appl-
cation NAV be made TO either Of the undersigned trus'
ICES. or to the principal of the Academy.
WIN. HUTTON, President.
C Oh IRbyy!TS,TN3SN' seey. s. Treasurer.
JNO. BROWN,
JOHN WHITE,
THOMAS FOSTER,
n N G3-wl2t
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A GOOD COUNTRY SCHOOL.-The subscriber,
4 residing four miles north of Charlo'tesv'lle IN the
Crnav o: Aibemarle, with view TO educate his own
t=5ie has employed Miss Heart young la'y Iron OH
N:: Wi!Iards Seminary, Troy, New York. She mas re-
ci in his family FOR the last ten months. He feels no
station in SAYING that his daughters, and others
VIC have been committed to her care. have made very
satisfactory progress She is qualified to teach well:
csy branch Of English, the French language, Music
Id Drawing He will take eight or ten g!Tls ueSr s.ie
a the .oh Of january and terminate on the sOth Of
.lnc Every branch Of English will be taught Tor So;
yeach $40: Music so; Drawing $l2: Board, Dendlns
I'D candles furnished By the subscriber, S90. Doaia
I'D tuition fees 20 be paid one half in advance
native Of France will be employed in the school,
who will give French lessons for the additional sum OF
80 psr session SAMUEL CARR.
Dec Id G3-.wGH
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EOTlCE-Ail persons indebted 10 the late concern
Y Of Win. Ford &; Co., TO the Estate OF william
:oid are requested to come forward and settle with
les Fords & Woodson, (otiice on Cary street, who
are duly authorized to receive all debts due to the SAID
concern and said Estate and grant receipts for the same
And all persons who have claims against the said con-
a and Estate, arc requested to present tle without
tsy 10 Nlcssrs. Fords s. Woodson, for settlement
SAMUEL FORD. Snrriring Partner
3; Him. Ford j.. Co., and Ezeeator Of Hm Fora, dee1.
p The serious loss our house has met with in the
ln., Of our mariner, VIM Ford, will make no altera-
Ian in the style Of our firm, or in business. We
i. now prepared grant every accommodation to cur
fsnts as heretofore, and hope to give satisfaction 10
those who may trust their business TO our care and ma
al-cmcnt We are also TO prepared to make liberal ad-
ace on produce to for sale by our friends par
4:s!,r!y lobacco, Cotton, Flour and Wheat.
FORDS s. WOODSON,
Commission Merchants.
p.,u, D,o.,,,,-1n C3-l2t
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EIHARMERS' BANK OF YIRCINIA-Thc annual
a meeting of the Stockholders, for the election OF
Directors for the Bank and for The Offices of Discount
and Opposite, will be held on Wednesday the 9Th cf
January. WM. NEkERFlS, CnShicr
Dec. ]. G0-gawtd
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EB ICIlMOND PAPER MANUFACTORY.-T The
Ia = Franklin Manufacturing Company's' Paper
Mill is now in operation, and in the course of 4 few
weeks supply Of Printing and flirting paper of the
various descriptions will BE- ready for sale The sub
scbcrs having undertaken the agency of the establish
men will be prepared to make contracts for supplying
.NttcSpaperS Boak Establishments, Sr.-and will
have complete assortment of flirting paper for sale at
their store. MIR. James Clarke, at the MILL will pay
the market price for RAGS.
DAVENPORT, ALLEN & co.
December l. G0-Gt
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NEGROES & STOCK for saic-rhe subscriber will
~ sell TO the highest bidder, his farm. (Sprng Car
den in Hanover Tuesday the 18th Deccmber It fair,
Ct not, the first fair day thereafer his household and
Kitchen furniture, and arming utensils; together with
his entire stock Of horses mules cattle, Sheep and hogs
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES of them very valuable. Amongst
the horses are some thoroughbred mares, colts, and
salons and amongst the cattle, some good milk COWS
and 10 20 young Ones of the best improved haiOFced
The negroes will he sold for cash the other property
on credit of nine months for all sums over ten dollars
and cash for all Of that amount and under it. Bonds
with approved security, will be required, and interest on
them from their date if they are not punctuaiy paid
when due. NM. H. hoANf"
Oct 30 5l-w3w:2awtds.
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HpUTISH DRY GOODS, per slip TALLY 10 IH n
Lrcrrool-Our importation OF FGn hFi'im D;g
Gcods has arrived City Point, DANES Rvrr and WI
h in store and opened in day or two More VIZ %
..;i or !, cnun F. 81 J. S. JAMES Il 90
siiH o. - ''' r2I-tf7 Na1ket Erdge,
WREEN MOUNTAIN LAMP AMP Lo TIo snI.
q n TON TOWN LOTS FOR SALE:-lhe sun'
ss-hcr offers for sale tract of land: the Green A
on in Abcmarle county va adjoining me alo5 and ID
Ia1 Yapccy Esqrs This land is situated iii line hes''
aid ind ss1c ssfSa 1 ssanS and
n nd yeTv convenient to market Il contalnS about
An0 ceres nearly all in woods abont 100 acres cla..a
h;s land is rich and very productive and worthy INC IT.
have also some houses and lots in the town OF 10y
naston Nelson county Va which are quite Entdnr
family or any professional gentleman VIVA ats or
, i spch other trade as may suitably present itself As
want such property will azpIHSs sson az county U
| Virginia. i4Ai'O 50-w3w
| Nov q,
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NTOTlCE.-A memorial will be presented 10 t'c next
"a General Assembly Of Firginia, praying tit: pas.
sorc of Law for the removal Of the seat of justice OF
the county of Hanover to solne more cenra! anu COL"
ycnicnt location than the present ~ -
SontcrnLnr II 'D-u
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NJEGROES FOR SALE.-Pursuant TO Decree Of
~ the Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chancery
for the county of Halifax, the undersigned appointed
December next, Chat being Court day al Halifax Court
house, expose to sale public auction, for ready money,
twelve likely negroes belonging to the estate of the late
Robert Read decd LANES MEALEf, Deputy
for john Il. Linn, Sheriff Of Haitian.
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atAHOLlNE LAND FOR SALE.-By virtue Of
" the last Will and Testament Of Humphrey Sale,
dcccased of Caroline county, Virginia, the subscriber
will offer to the highest bidder on the premises on Mon
day, the 9TH day OF January 1885, the next fair day
thereafter Tract of Land, in the county aforesaid 81
tuatcd Beverly Run, and estimated to contain $50
acres, more OF less This land will be sold credit of
l2 months the purchaser giving bond with approved Sc.
CURLY and Deed Of Trust 10 the punctual pay
rcnl of the purchase money. This is among the most
desirable Forest Farms in Caroline county. There is
comnodors story dwelling house upon ia spring
of the coolest and pures water, perfectly convenient 10
the mansion houseand very large orchard of the best
selected kinds of apples, with other convencnces. The
situation is uncommony healthy being entirely exempt
from atmospheric causes that produce the bilious diseases
Of DIR climate The soil Of this farm is well adapted
the growth Of the usual staples: coEn wheat and to-
bacco A further description Of the Land is deemed UNI
necessary, is presumed any DESTROYS OF buy
ing will view it, and Judge for themselves.
Mr.. William Duling adjoining, will shew the Land
to any person wishing to purchase The subscriber will
make such title only as is vested in him, as the Admins
traitor, with the Will annexed, Of Humphrey Sale, decd,
which right, he believes unqnestionablc.
JAMES W. BURWELL, administrator,
Nth The H'iH ANNEXED, Of II. Saie deed.
Caroline CO. Va December |. Colds
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-04-02

"a. An act Incorporating the trustees az Ia.
Jefferson academy IN the county of cuipepcr.
%. An art Incorporating tho trustees Of Ito
Bedford female academy
90 An act to repeal the fourth section of
the act, entitled. An Act flor opening snd
strengthening certain public roads Tie section
repealed prohibited the county court through
which the roads run, from altering OF Oh an
sing the ground or course Of either Of the ro,.Is
est,blishsi by the act. the roais established
arc 'H1 r'ods fran ChesiesS Gap 20 Richmond.
from Nest,iis and Snickers Gan 20 A,exan-
dr,a. and from Fredericksburg % Richupuod.
81 ~ act TO -rcven, -er,air ,rcsp~a.,, On
public brids"> 'n thi. oomuonweaitb.
p An act anihorikn 2 the tow "A serr-ant Of
Winchester o. appoint, deputy.
-. An act authorizing the president and d.
roctoFs OF the Winchester and 'rotomlc Rail
Road Company 90 increase the canit,l stock
'hercof, or io borrow money auth rzcs m
crease 81 capital 10y oPcninr "a D.-sks u
subscription TO such extent, bey pnd 'hc y, vet
amount of tbeir capital. u,a, Gee, ~ ~
Tor The erection of warehouse, GvPt-, shops,
aud engine sheds. and provi Ing AL other f,x-
tnrcs and appendages for the c"rir.leii.n and
use OF their rad road, or II hey deem il ,ners
advisable To barrow the necessary money there
Tor, and issue certificates W scrip converti,.ls
into stock at the pleasure of the holder. thew
are authorized On do 80. The Increased enn,-
tai not TO exceed one hundred and 6fty tbo,-
sand dollars.
30. An act Incorporating the Bloc Sulphur
Springs turnpike company.
ii. An act TO incorporate the Namozino
gold mining company.
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STOR AGE.

WvHE subscriber having taken one Of those
II large slate-roofed WAREHOUSES;, ia
MarketStreet, one door below Paca, is pre-
pared 10 receive on Storage, or to give the
market price. for any quantity Of
FtOssf' or other Produce
that may be consigned TO him by the Rail
Road or other conveyance. As he intend. to
devote his time and particular attention "a
this business, he will be thankful for any a.
vors in bis way from his friend, and the pub
lie. who may depend upon the strictest pune
tuaiity in payment IS well as disposition oil
property entrusted TO his care.
JOHN c. RICHARDS.
Baltimore, Feb. 10, 1885.
REFEREHcHs.
Geo. w. Hammond, Charirn0ryn Va
W. b 3. Anderson, Harpers- Ferry.
Gen. Geo. Rust, do
Alcxsder Brown G. Sons,
Alexander Fridge,
WIN. q Geo. Morris,
Jas I. Hawkins, Cashf,
Jacob & Charles BaltErlI
Thomas q r. DaltLelI,
RaltZcil b Davidson. Bainmorr
W.. p. q A. Murdoch & Co
Buckley std Kemp,
J. Hopkins X Brothers,
fiough, Turner 4 60.
Clark b Kellogg,
Nrisoa CLARK,
yseoh I. Tovson. BIiInmsborf.
5 5sss ! j; s;s;. S.+ssii. r'ealet CITY
WIN. 3. NiehoIls, GeorRefsz-r. ID r.
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HIIsCELL.ANY.
SALLY CURRY's CoURrs,,IP

L
We have taken from the "Recollec.
lions OF Housekeeper," just published
by the Harpers, the following simple.
but touching account Of the love and
courtshP of one of Mrs. Packard's
helps"
Well, Sally said I, smiling, IAN
10 lose you on Sunday nightI"
=. am afraid so mas am replied she,
sliding behind tho door,"
Don't be ashamed, Sally" said I.
have shown you such an example
OF marrying one whom preferred, that
l am sure cannot blame YOU"
Upon this Sally looked up. and ask
ed her how long she had known Mr..
Curry.
Sally began twisting gold mig that
was on the forefnger Of her lcft hand.
and said:
My mother ma'am, was a poor
woman IN Sellem. the widow of a sen
captain, he was lost on a VOYAGE. and
she fell sick, declining, like. was the
only child. Itwas very stormy night.
year ago, and my mother was very
al. ] sent To neighbour to saw was
AFRAID she would ut stand it. Our
neighbour sent back she daresn't leave
her baby, who was SICK, but a young
man who was boarding there. a sailor
named Curry, very decent person,
would come and watch with me; was
thankful to see living countenance,
and sad he might come aud welcome.
THAT was Gnrlorn night. hut Curry
helped me sight. My mother was in
a faint like. all night. and he vas ten
der as a child to her. Once he began
To tell sea story. Ia try 10 cheer
me up, but he found he made inc cry
more, because II didn't seen, somehow
respectful TO talk VI things OF life by
deathbed, and he stopped talking, and
only now and then when he found he
could ut comfort me, nor raise her nci-
Their. he would fetch up such a plying
look, as he wished he could.
"The day was Just dawnine when
my mother seemed To come to little,
and spoke night out, Sally dear,
"Whai, mother'" says I, and nv
heart beat a. II 1, would come through
us there any body with you;" says
she.
=" Yes dear mother, friend, say. I
whispering.
"Will he take care of you." says she,
and she looked with a sunk eye full on
Curry.
Curry got right up, and came by
her bed side. and knelt down, and took
her thin hand. and sand. IN a voice quite
loud and solemn. ~ will take care OF
her, so help me God"
"She dad n, say another word, but
just gave a kind Of sigh. az it were. not
sonowful, but as il she was sati fed aud
squeezed has hand, and 80 she died.
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March ID, lslI.
Ru-uuToM.

w The business viii nov be conducted
under the firm % Wm. s. Lock n Co, and
We teudsr our grateful Acknowledgements n .
generous public, and particularly th0ss who
have sustained us By prompt payment, for
pest favouTs- We assure our old friends that
We shall not forget then, and shall DO every
tbing in our power 20 retain their patronage.
We mean 20 ell goods al Low prices for essk,
o. 20 puneiual customers on thsrf crssisi We
have overhauled our stock % goods and greatly
reduced the prices of May articles. and shall
b regularly receiving additional sappliss;
strict Affection will be paid By WIN. s Lock
and no pains will BE- spared 10 reader foil
saiisl.ei'on 10 all Wbo may give Ne q call
Respectfully, W@. 3. LOCK
wv. p LOCK.
ChaTiestovh. March 10 Ia1S.
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the polls. Every friend TO liberty. <vcvy fr;~~.,
TO the pcrpetuiy of our government, should. n,
uu,y bound come forth on the day of tl,s election
and. With hrm aud manly devotion 20 the tr,,..
interest Of the country, support the men ed,,,,,
10 Tie durability OF our government, the sdso-
eatrs OF return to the original pfiue ,,,le.
and practices Of NirEinias better dsys-tsoss.
simple republican principles which mad. her the
The country a Washington, n Jefferson, q MsJi-
con, aud Monroe
Oh. ~ IN .ll-visc Disposer OF event, had
gifted them With tho power OF Transmitting "a
thc,r sue.essosS their mantle or Office, siih the
tirtuous principles that haIlowed Ia, n. b- did
Elijah his m-o,le of prophecy, TO the prorb-, 4,
transmission made. What Happiness the xiii you'd
have secured To US, What n bies.inv il would
have spread over the land, WhA, eonteus,,d
eheerfulness would iliumine eouuiensnees, nov
eionaea and i1rro~ed by the WORT forsbodipg.
The good Of the people 10 the ultimste and pro-
per desEn OF Eovernmrn We elect our OH
GERS, Legislators. ke.. and invest ,h~m with their
power The government. then, IL made for the
good o. the people. The greatest good ve can
possibly enj'y. !. our liberty; for upon that de-
Pend all our evil, religious, aud political rights
he, therefore, ~bo would destroy OF subv,rt il.
- an enemy to the rights oil man, to the in,situ-
tons OF this country, and On insult TO the memo
OF our revolutionary pstriots and hero-.
'ns, hrre are such, eas sesrcely be questioned;
and that the Machi,vclian intrigucs nov quick
ened iots life by the wand of [. eorrup, aud cor
ruPtiose wretch, arc soruiag his wy iuio the
Executive chair, by means re, voting to liberty
The precursors OF i,s overthrow. is tess questions
shie Upon What does he build his pret-n,i sion. ,
Not upon any service he has Rendered TO the
country. otupon any superior taieut or fitness.
not upon any evident devotion 60 the instituti ION,
OF The eountry; but upon prctens ous about a mar
With thosc OF Sspor. tie Persia, King, When he
claimed the throne Of hrtsxerxes--~heh we're,
that he had been crowned in hi. mother, womb
Ray Ia fail, al 4.
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SPLENDID &C HEng

whole Tickets SO. Halves 5. Qusrters so
aJITbsrs being FovaTEES DRAM ballots in
this Lottery. . Pseksgs % IS whole tickets
must of necessity dssW ~ lest ~ prizes oI
SO each, aDOanting 70 tlg nett FOr con-
Venisncs this amount uili be deducted from
the cost of the Package and Csftihesiss i'su-
ed. emitting the holders 20 ShsisVer amount
the Is tickets may draw over tie ll9 The
cost Of these certl6caies, (Which Tor . small
sum- gives the holder - chances for eli the
larger prizes. vail b. - follows;
FOf Cerii6ests ~ pesksge e Is Whole
Tickets tt3 For aCeftisesge a . pseksgr q
IS Half 1ieketst6O Por . CeTtiheats II yaek-
sge q IS quarter Tickets 50
o. Tickets and Shares and cerfif-
cafes II packages far sale afihe Office q
Me Managers, merit 10 Gadsby's Hotel
aJLPspons a. = distance ordering BY mail
Tickets and shares o. Certificates Of pscks-
ges, may rely upon having their orders
pFomptlJ sstssdsd %; and "Ths weekly
Register" eontaiaing . fall seeount q the
driving viii b cert 70 all sho order from
this od.cs, a. sooa 81 she drawing = over
address
YATEs 4 MCINTYRE, Msssgsrs.
HsreA ~, 1875. WstAissisa City, n c.
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Nv AurmuR or HERrRAN

When that child of genius and Of cor
row, Maturin. had finished his tragedy
Of BertTAm, he sent II 10 the Drury
Lane theatre. enclosed 10 Lord Byron,
as the head of the presiding committee.
accompanied by a note. stating that the
author was IN extreme distress; las
hope was ia that tragedy. for which the
utmost q his expectations Of reward
were comprised in the moderate sum
Of fifty pounds. On the very next day,
be received note from the noble bard,
informing him that he bad read his ira
gcdy three several times that he hsd
set up all night 20 do - that be had
spoken to MIR Murray. who offered
eight hundred pounds for the copy
right. and that the theatre would pNy
him seven hundred more Or the pre-.
vious use 81 u. Where 10 there noS
reader wbo would inlnhge uPoa
the meal, ~ omit one sap, Zoe the no
blsst poetry in Christsndoml
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VALUABLE LAND
ToA SAI.E

\ WISH TO dispose Of three hundred acres
i Of my Jedersoo Land; Il being part Of .
larger tract lying on and near the river She
nandoah. three niles distant from Charles
Town, and not moro than seven or eight
from Harrsn-Ferry. About ooe third Of
this tract 10 heavily clothed with fine, thrifty
timber; the balance cleared, we'll fenced,
and IN . pretty good stats Of cultiv alton, at
least 100 scrss thsreof being well set In CIo-
yer; The Improvements are two Dwelling
Houses, two kitchens, good new Barn, with
stabling and other out houses 10 abundance
Il 10 well vstsrsd, (Evits Run . foe bold
stream, passing through u, besides having
several oever failing springs Of lime.tone
water on il. ono near each dwelling house
possession may b had 81 any time, terms
accommodating. and price low.
M9TTHEW RANSOM
Chariestown, Jefferson County, var
March. 10 lS15-u