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New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-06-24


na..od Law prohibiting gran; OF power n l're 20 an
p.d coa1panv 10 cross man Land on 'alaioa' OF III
49, va, excer. bv the younir! sale OF the owner i.= Is
es.c--,allv IN construction OF such .Torfs. a. Il
co nor, 10 boy Land from holders privileged 20
e.o ateve- her cupdiiy NAY exact ,haa i ought 70
l.:e the .yors. /: Is FAC: dea:aolo7v 10 l';eFla
rnrovera.at IL Ney-famp.hire The present Legislature
5s seen +; 70 exer9: ne Nashua and Concord Railroad a.
ready chartered from i. operation bu- maintain ne pr'-
pie I'LL 70 repeal TIE .aw OF last session has oeeA dee
siyely laid the ;ao!e
Hoa Heatv Hubbard apPacca; 70 ne post OF Gov
erno has proclaimed his approval OF the existing iaw tie
also declares himself N advocate Of holding me individual
property O.: stockholders or te deb: o. corporations not
ONLY for 50 long a. hey may continue s.ochodeTs o"i ,oF
an indefinite period thereafter
vFrxoxr-Tle Whars OF Vermont haze nominated Hon.
CHARLES X WILLIAMS (Chie: Justice Of Rutland. Tor
Governor. Col CaAn1rs P4xs OF Derbg :or Lieut. Gov
eryor and HrxRY JNGs fr Ireasurec. Inc Opposition
,andi Hates are NA7Av S,r1r for Governor EDWARD d.
B,Rpgr for Lieutenant and DASIEt BALDWIN, FOR Irea-
.urer Williams anl J4aes tn Wing 'icae; arc sup
ported BY the Abo,ionis Nj Barber ne Opposition
ticket Is also leading A5oiton'-;-
Peorrc4loy rs. Frea TRAor.-' CrisP!. @Tiies Us a
furious cltef 45 --''--
Weaver in late Tribune His argument stripped o; YER
biaa and froh this Great Britain taxes imports from
m 70 i've kindred per cent and thereby opn-esses The La
boring People therefore il the United State tax nor pro-
ducts in .urn from twenty forty per cent o aoorer% VIII
be oppressed We DO no: the force Of tbs argument
10, us put !, in another shape suppose Grea, Bi'an were
20 send an army OF 100000 barn ols cities and lay
waste our country complain OF it and rally 10000 men
to resist her. Their exclar cri-Fa and his 6gcra-
tors, YOU are dong the very thing yourselves HAT you con-
denim in Grea; britain NJ Sir begging golr pardon We
are not We Only al. air ;rade wiki all the world i yo
canno, have that; We prefer We would meet sife-
ton viii, RESTRICTION I'll the naughty; ISLAND gre SICK Of 'hen
i Cri,p;a' a Nou-Resi,tant7 He ought 10 be.
The assumption that duty or imports uniformly ra'es
;he price OF the domestic article protected courr'ci
BIZ millions o.: irresistible facts: For e' several
years the duty on Cheese broug: into TIL country w nine
cents pound Al liza. time the average price Of cheese
did not exceed sx cents with other ar;icle-Gran r
example. Ii the duty were raised doa- huAel TO-
u, rrow. il would no, -aiss The price cear. And we
have the es. confidence ;ha ;he price Of al ,he
articles which have been efficiently projected in tbs country
now actually o-cy throughout ;he country han ii would
have been If one ar,ug day had never 1ecn imposed On
The foreign article WI Crspa oos carefully into this
matter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-06-24

RAILROAD IRoS.-The Hiwassee Railroad Company IN
Eas, Tennessee have determined supply iron Tor theiF
YORK. FROM the uatye mines Of that region They nave TWO
steam engines and the proper rsachaey Tor commencing tho
work There /, an abundance Of coal in the neishbo'hoo1
and the desic i believed be entirely practicable The
iron region in East Tennessee SAID TO be very extensive
We sincerely hope ha the success of 'his eSPerimef Will
be such as to stimulate ever part OF the country to emulate
, example and 20 awaken the attention Of government; 20
the necessity OF fostering essential interests instead
q looking 10 foreign for the supply OF our pressing
wants We have in every portion of the country mountain.
sled with the richest and abundant equal in
y,y repcc, to the choicest products of any land and yet
all our railroads. which penetrate these very mountains and
ar obliged to threw aside the make 7r themselves
pa, are supplied with from foreign countries We OBJ
rve with pleasure tina, the IRON manufacturers OF Western
Virginia are 5out to hold Convention that State to take
INTO consideration the depressed condition Of their business
and we look with CONFIDENCE their proceedings for facts
and arguments which shall place this question and the neces-
s OF acting upon it still clearer aud more orcble light
There cn be no possible why should oreyer con-
time s to neglect the iee and across
tho orcaa Tor villa, have in such abundance at home
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-06-24

Glt.orr. rEzs-Sae. Pens The best Of 2ei b-ca-e
:iy are never oa; o orde quill Is god lang ia IFS
var. but when you it in hurry il = sue 90 be
GU, OF the way or order and while yea are Sharpening
your knife Jour grows dull while yoi are preparing the
pen the idea escapes or the mail closes No; so WIZ card
Of the rusy metal implements; they always a, hand
aIvay. in order. We decidedly prefer steel poa and the
best of ibem-Giot,s Of course We have l-ed several
hundreds Of them and perhaps ea;h many OF other
manufacturers and we find equal TO ms They are
yeld IN this CITY BY H. Jessop, Il John, corner OF (old
rur corro4 cRor.We have bee. t-rored with tie fol
lowing extrac, from letter written by ineisen: Plant.
er. dated BAroN RoU0F, La June t.
We haze had bad season for Cotton 50 far,
bu, tor few weeks the prospect aas Frightened Worn-
and cold nights and not days tended SINE TO destroy
the Cotton altogether Some Planters complain much OF the
stand bu generally, mine far does well and Try
ing Tor large cron
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-06-24

EoRE1GS MlssIo.s-t can hardly have escaped the OBJ
seseaon OF the People that while scarcely week had
elapsed after Gen jackson and Mr.. Van Bucn accession
10 power before the heads of nearly all Foreign Ministers
Gen Harrissns among the nurnbcr-verc brought tho
block yet Gen Harrsons the Presidency
now nearly four m,nths-not single ambassador
Charge-wc believe Consuhas been superseded
Nearly every of those in place appointed by
Jackson and Van Buren, from among their partisans
some Of them the most Jealous and efficient in their ranks
vet thew are allowed retain the honorable lucrative
important and confidential stations under Wing Executive
for months VIVA, dreadful Reign Of Terror this is =
What wondcr that Aessls. Buchanan and Watcron
lonshed at the enorAity of Wing Prescription and call
for official statements the We obstacle
viii be Htcrposcd the call Let them have
plenty blackbcres.'
Doubtless changes the Foreign Agents of the Gov
eminent would have been made this had Congress been
Session The President has very properly hcsated make
changes those posts without the of the Senate
But thar bar is removed and understood that
cal changes VIII be made-lnons them the following
Hon. john SERGEANT Of PENNSYLVANIA viii so Embasso
dor 20 England, place OF Hon. ASpREw STEVENSON VINO
has expressed his desire TO be relieved
Hon DANIEL JExlrrR of Maryland, (latc NJ c. viii 60
FmbassadeI TO Austria in place Hon II. A. MUuIsN-
sFRG who has already returned.
Col CHAs s TODD of kentucky Aid OF General Harr-
son at the Battle OF the Thames aerward Inspector Cen
era OF the U. s Army Embassador 70 Spain; mission now
vacant.
Some minor Diplomatic appointments viii likewise be
made bu, it is understood that Gen CAss will be retained
Embassadcg to France and Mr. Wheaton ditto to Prussia
We hear nothing definite the Russian Embassy but 1t IS
presumed that worthy eTliepresenatiSc {. C. CAM
BRr1ENc, will no, hold office under Wing President one
moment longer than considerations OF public duy may con
strain him 30
We hear further that Judge E NJ. HvSrScroS of lnd-
will be appointed Commissioner of the General
Land Ofce, 7. J. WHlTcoNp, peldler Of the EN-
Globe Also PHILIP r. FENDALI District Attorney fer
the Distric, of Columbia vice FRANCS 5. key, Esq We
regrc, that this las, change The author Of
The S;ar-Spanged Banner ought to be Wing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-06-24
SECOND EDITIO n.
By this Mornings Southern dafI'
Correspondence oi:he Tribune.
W.>s,S.-o>. Tuesday, Jane :

Nj TALLuADGE presented petitions OF eiil1enS OF >e
York and Plast.bsrs Tor a General Bankrupt La"
Mr. HUxrtyGros presented resolutions o: The Lesa'i
Of Connecticut N avcr OF Executive tenn Tor discr7F-
na,;a- d,ie or the distribution OF e proceeds OF the Pas-
lie lands for the repeal OF the Sub Treasury and Tor Ma
,iona Bank Lad OF ne ;abr and ordered TO De printed
Mr. ALLEN presented resolutions Of meeting OF the c
zess OF Cincinnati opposing National Bans
" ALIEN made some remarks coacurrcg with the views
OF the resostons and stating ia; eTe oil tor the eSao
.buent of Bank passed he should Immediately BRING ''F
ward bill ,e repeal IL which ne should press upon e '
a,e iii! WIS effected Ate, debate .: VIZ lay nc
resolutions were lad on the table
The Senate agreed :; make oaoca the hoNF OF meet
The bin 10 revive and extend 70 IN July, 1874 the Char
Ter. OF certain r. X o; The Disc; OF Columbia was passed
The bill OF appropriation Tor the present Session passed
the Senate.
In the House to-day az motion Of NJ RsSpoLrH, ten
o.,n extra copies OF the Repor: the Secretary Of ths
Treasury were ordered printed
\ resolv,ion offered Yesterday BY Nh MCKAY OF y. I.
VA. a.ped calling Tor information the state OF The
Treasury Department the OF expenditures between
n. Al, March and the 3ls May of the presen, year, e.
O, motion Of Nj KISG al Ga. a resolution was passed
providing that the ryey O; Doboy and LaTpe'0 Iniets "
Georgia be published
Mr. Cosr Jouyso> Chairman the Committee on Pu7-
lie Lands reported bill appropriate for limited time
Tho proceed. of The p=bc lands and granting lands 10 GER
Tain States Referred 70 the Committee OF The Whole on
the State of the Union and ordere% printed
Mr.. Pors moved TO reconsider me vote on the motion
,a..e Yesterday 20 refer the Committee OF Ways and
Means the bill the repea q" the Sub Treasury Alter a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-06-24

RE7EEScRMrSr AND RrronM-The following Members
compose The Committee of the House, appointed inyes
gate the several Departments &c Washington, and de-
teniNe what Bctrenchmest may be made The number
compensation OF the tunctonarcs there employed VIZ
Me.srs. Thomas W Glmer of Va. J. F. Randolph of y
j. John MAYNARD OF \. Y. Wa!. w. Irwin OF Pa and f.
D. Davis OF \. Y. (Dutchcss)
The following Members compose the Commute to stop
the plumber OF the People hitherto VIGOROUSLY practiscd
Stationery, sc. at Washington, viz;
Messrs Summers OF Va. A. l. Foster of y Y, White q
Ind. Briggs OF Mass and Cave Johnson OF lean
Is petition to cxpel Hon J. G Adams from the House
of Representatives presented by thar gentleman on Sat
urday last. The petition from Baltimore, aal Pai-
ported be signed by John Huston FaTbaiTn and Others
Mr. Fairbarn has published card, in which he dsayows
having signed said petition
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-06-24

poI-ar VIZ"
No ,slss OF IlIno.s Bones
r ARRIVAL from Orleans received So ecc ~ specie And
m NO 4, New Orleans Mexico about $4,000 IN
The raaeaen. Bank have declared d'de"d ~
per cent fox the ID; ~ months
Tie Albany Exchange Bank h. declared dividend OF four pee.
The Bank Of North CaF0"4 mas declare" '''Ha0 "
,br.c aud quarter per cent
, ln.nra.ce Co Baltimore has declared d'loeHt
Of SIX and quarter per cent adding $'2Cso to the ah @
"A, of ;ae Company
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-06-24

FR,Ss1x WATER BArHs-Esery these lu1ario.
iHdspenbe and cleanliness has been leny grated
by admirable arrangement BY tsey conducted
good order ~hca per"ade the whole establishment
throughout The baths cap4cou and fitted up every
gentlemen and those excusive appropriated
aad o'clock every Wednesday have already
aad saac'i. We glad
condac-
czen. decreasing and the proprie'O ever encourage
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-06-24

J The Lcco-Fo co papers OF this cy-Ihe Sun l'era"
and Journal o: Commerce ncudcd-are all openly and BIZ
,sy hostile TO any Protection American Industry b: di
terminating or coun,crvang duties inPoss ms : TAR
and manly though wrong Blu; throughout the res OF me
State the gans OF that party the great cause OF TO
:e,on most aiqu:,ou-y They do snow their hostility
but keen up deadly s-eTrla warfare upon tie PraeiP
in manner most revolving every ingenious mind Re
Abanv ARMS takes the lead this Thus that pa
per on Monday follows Tie San attempting 70 sao' thai
II Eriag's proposition OF indiscrlina'e imPoS' OF
twenty per cent on all imports admitted free vii oef
ate to the detrient OF the Hating business Of this ciy be
cause certain Furs viii then taxed which Admit
ted free.
The compound allacy and untarness Of this argument i
e,iden ., gaaee Who ever before COMPOUNDED simple.
7di,crminaiing Revenue Tariff with for Protection
When did Mr. Ewing that his temporary Re'e-
nue. Tarf vas scheme encourage Home Industry, as
the Argus pre,end- Mr.. E proposes purely Revenue
Tariff for the present leaving the question OF Protection IN
touched till more convenient and OF this his IN
fair enemies al once belly him b, styling Protective nea-
ire and 4b, him because And cap the eli
max OF their Inconsistency these enemies Of the Protection
call upon the Haters 10 betr themselves in opposition o
any Revenue duty on Furs lest should diminish the Pro-
lection nov enoyed from twenty-five per cent duty on
FOREIGN Hat Was there 20 feeble IN excuse tor ;auind-
ing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-06-24

e SAMUEL s LrsH ESQ. distinguished LAWYER Of A.
bany and IN 1929 Member Of Assembly died his re-.
deaoe on Monday evening, aged 50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-06-24

= he New orter, large and beaEtist sheet o. o's
aud carefully selected Literary matter published eGe satlfa
morning Pce 60 for IKE Folio
50 for 6narto book edition bndisgeach hd
containing 6 pages vide columns including ece
Popular Music and excluding Advertisements Subscriptions are
pecif1y selected by H. GREELEY Co. 90 Ann--t v ferf'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-06-24

i North American Coal Compnny.-Notice Eersg
giYr 20 e sto Ahoder Of the North American Coal Company M
n election or eeven Directors If the Company will b. held az s
oiec No 81 beryset Thursday the hrt day Of July nn
The pol be open from l. O'Clock VI to O'CLOCK " The ao's
book III te closed from J9ne 10th TO July lst, 1871.
b order Of the Roard Of Dlr.c,ors.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-16
VOL. XXVJ.
YER Ms.


h.. - vi lion TO the DAILY WHO To city subacr
year ami inf shorter period Al the fatc of siO
syeRr. Wv" "'"' W man CIV
,,ADNEHIislNG-foTon square Cor less) ON. nser op
oeentstwo Insertions ell TIN Insertions nj 70 and eve
Vsh'cccditE inseIt"n ,tll cents
.rhtloe week, hOcSnts Tor each nscrtion.
Insertion "a cenia. ''' '"'N''''"s
psertiun 90 cents. 'N'' @NNN'euins
Transient advertisers must pay In advance,
The number Of Insertions OF Adv, ftisc,n.n,a NINA, Ia
ho'eu on NE Ms "t they will bc Inserted until o
must also be IN writinr - '' ~ S'"i
nhaI Advertisers are charged s50 Two suuarss and
' PIoPoiW'h ioT ldNertiscments OF greater length
~ a'uuh.ets and Lottery dealers, who arc charged
the COUNTRY WIG is published twice week
suay anu Friday ~ at five dollars per annuIn payable
FOR AD'ERTIslNG-75 cents a square Cor Ies.o n,
u'e nis'hseiuon' aud 6o cents for each continuance
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-16
FRANKLIN PAPER MILL.

'I'IiF frankn Company OF Richmond have Tor sale q,
own manu- ctuTc, Eoot assOrmeot Of n kind.
OF PAPER 40 general use, which in aIaity and pIle
hcy nope VIII be "und 10 compare a1ydniag cOusy with
M production Of similar la tie linton.
mac hlnety bei"T new and embracing the latest
, ih.f solicit the particular attention Of members Of the
bar 'Icfs. OF Courts Commissioners Chancefy, 81.
cans AMI all who desire To superior article their
Sup"fhne Lscr Cap, Record and }lauk Book PAPER
run we hn-st linen SocS, which gives superior tex.
utt srcneth enh durability. Being used 10 Public
hces here they permitted refer the first aud
coni Auditors, Treasurer Clerks OF senate aud House
hty. " " ''
Merchants Bookbinders s'atoners, Printers and other
Mlnl"sa" dealers, Will AWAY hud good
M or ~ the hands Of the agents, Me-sIs Jane. sizer
son The Company Invite orders for their Paper
ready To contract for the permanent supply Of all who may
desire II. W. -'
Neai purchasers Will find the Paper manufactured by
inc Franklin Company Ia all the Book lonary sinT.
10 tbs Cay, and various other parts OF state. The
rrrSdcn AMI Directors request from tho public generally
sir mai Of their PAPER and such preference may
found tn merit.
~ B-rhc highest price will bc given for Clean Linen
anu cotton rags, delivered at'hc mill. npl9-tf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-16
TO SIIT U4RD .TT,,I

~ SUN HARD TIMES.
Hol 81 q SIGN PAINTING, GIL DING, GLAZING, &c
,Nt r. MI u ieniers Eis thanks 10 his friends
ahl 'e iuuc Tor the extensive patronage with which
' mas S''Hi tpufei and respectfully announces 10 them
e he Snow: eIa ec 10 execute orders in the various
branches OF lis business IN superior manner ani on
terms which canaof fsii 20 meet appreciation.
lie particularly requests individuals firms who may
require Si=Hs Painted or LeueIed Lettering
scHluou innc that he will undertake their execution in
w'rAre-hE- manner. al much below the prices usually
CHARGED va ihis City, Tor MS uipo and shall be that
street economy requires only moderate expenditure
Ani moderate profits suffice for lis requirements"
briefS TOT Glazing sny part Of the CITY shall be
promptly attended TO- aad be coufS nty promises MS pat
roS hM they SHAH not be the victims Of pIoc rasuuaou
ouhis part.
Genlieuen m the country Will find him ready hereto.
i"Tetn undertake IA ming &C. In The All
ana they ~ so uud Thai he aways on hand an sx.
ierstve ani varied assortment Of colours TeAyd mixed
. ~ shop On Rel Road street, Ehockoe Hin Market
House square near the DEPOT So 1-5ip
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-16
WHITEHEAD'S
Essen nE aEUrETAun

WHITEHEAD'S
ESSENCE OF MUSTARD,
cafe ant sTsc'4al rsys6y for RHEUHATTSlfS.
GOUT, LgHBAGO. PALSY SpR1yyS
BRtISES CHiLBLiISS. NUMB NESS AZ
PREPARED and sold wholesale and retail af2. 81 each box
or bottle, hy the inventor, r. JOHNSTON,
APoTBEcART AND cuImIsr,
No ~, Greek street, sObo, London.
" universally aasn1wlei .si That Mustard if rr,r'
l1c','i of Tue u1s, powerful viylucs. E reputation a-
u'ln Tor We hNtumt''.u, Govt. Lumhl-s .nI Palsy
~. u''n c-''uH-hed f'r ages. Amidst tunHurrrife
,e'y =" T'rrirs irr t!Usc iuyrfrTafc diseases which
,Nt r4 ','s-N.'l rissn aui fallen ia Subtle tsi.m.trH
mutalu ha -ugccftiu'y stood fhr test of experience
hu nc faculty hava ever oh snd tho an cfsd feel
inFy relctcd, That The ~ this Invaluable. rciurdy b.
w al cases afforded will many ID. agreeable crcum.
TO rrudcr therefore ~ excellent me. irfr. rrfysrt
hrnclcll every Inconvenience cutircIv remove 1
NWchcads Es.cucc of Mustard. This elegant rresr1.
uol '"hi'ns' tn N"ry small cr'1nfst the cuneturlfr
Nt ~ lhA Justly rc'cbrICi seed. itvrsrfrf every BE-
Ihn2 imruuiy j De- prepared n nile and boz hlif slate
lot h' convenience NJ external and Internal USE au b. -
age. - '' '''''
10 prevent induraiion Of the Breasts from Co7su.
lated Milk.
ih' fSiarrcrlncc of cn'srrcmonfor nneasness OF
i b'ca''s baltic them w'h the niiI Essence rerrlnrf
several lwrf DAY, as often thr ferrgs
Tie success attending puuc paiy depends ON fe E.rrr
be nR alphcd the instant any Inconvenience b. f Tlr
Forsalc ~ = n b1yr
nov
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-16
TmIs now dep,rifDl 1O'1',lIIl'i5 :, p,n.,,. -.


IiS new deniThce Composed 10y Il. Peletier. one Of
e lsc1N-Ters Of the Suiphae Qurunr. al the regues
OF III oulri is''rgush"d Dcuti-i Of Paris - which
ne mas gwen lhe name ~ OduutlLc, agreeable aka.
me COMPOSITION which CumLai ard nerazrs the acfI
nh He,"msn % gene ally TesaTcrdas the cause OF dcn-
S, aud beas a. 90 all the discoveries this cni
hsht chem- H. the impress % true uuy. II COLD com.
toeuou oI ala agreeable o!lT anu which combucs
he properties o. preserving and hardening the euamc,
an - laFtcuary recomuCuHentO those persons whose
lse'h az con sutli1ualy weak, liable species
use se described rs te chemical 81 TIE, teeth
aitqueht nis.asc winch ~ Produced yery often by se
iaStineht OF the digestive functions, tie acids a.
cosmetics, tOOd uuss halifi!a use nj nourtsI
meut winch readily becomes acid Of parte les
OF iopd between the teeth of ATTY foreign substance hi
inc mouth which ugy he by coutinua nneasineSs
all HN'y ttn-triy II tue teeth, ami lauiul i'm
Pessip ualr % warm OF cold substances them. For
sAt ny ALEXANDER DUNAL a co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-16
VALUABLE T.T0N AND EHS 70 ssij li sSn

NJ subscriber Is authorized In ~ , -, .
: ~ jug county OF BatttOurt 'he ytCpgrfv 81 ~ W
ktrrr y ns on Back CreeE, brsHe5 Of lanes
"'.',. miles Of toe RIVER ana III. -, ,
es@A H On this properly there are is es foHi bu
~, - ,ut sei" as ttat useI Al ne csSbTs'o ms
.n.,,, e. li' qHliry " which Is NOT n,iv =, ~
a. :. Lsiy appiuycr, bui believed q, h. -.I H.u
- ~, 49, O. li q STALE Of Observation-Disclosures, -
''l ~ ituH AMI foundry PURPOSES ''-4 ssu'e Doth
tsi, 49, ''n'is NJ 7uJ2 % land or Witch
80 ~ u.ay De cal Ci hat and tie resit, 1919 ~i'su
M vny y 1er's Hi ODE Whole are elssSs, liiSn.ein
49, ...', uAalte IS covered with vtla ic .g.r,tt "
r. I,2ei. 1o improvements consist Of fS5 80
..uu ~ 'l t ,"' I"chtg houses large barn sf8Ib
..'' q" Hlou. go Toe centre of The frJ >, 1871
.', o' t't furnace. fall uf ~ !eet nee ~,
n M..i' 81 b-cS Greek, Instant stream, az
f.. n, tl-e ''t me uuri.sc ardthc wood t1I ,1,i
..l'n, lifniity, sUH thc ore auJ r,..,,' ~
is'eiy c"uvcuituI tulas r9ir, SUN itsione' IN
rf. ,'NA ile gicai aigiuiBgcs OF this props,,v ,f
.tt' ID qua 10y ui che yr.. which Mi. e,l,y' w.
'i' production, Zoo Ri-huon q ar tie ii,b..,a o
Is,.t N, ~ convenience o. James River. ana I'M. 49,.
l 'i ''' sle'uy gs..ru Uf he C.n.i - sNt,e'
r-rI a'i 2. - arH'uIE. he sbun sr~e oil on ~
-,.,' VOC 81, OFF, Uta.uu. futUc usifo oil N 80. ..
-"- recon can freely saw, ti al sro,v - ~ .'.ln
a., tb ,.y in hf @s'" lt,arn.tus ,guaI niue ,.I..
& ". lilliar'utc 90 90 .r.u For tcfGls Wbies III ~
Fs 90 'ifF '' }. u ANDERSON
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