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The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-03-16

tier defence Let erect barracks for our soldiers,
and establish foundnes for the manufacture Of mum
tons oil war Above ALL let increase our navy for
the protection OF our Commerce. and send the Amer
can flag to float In triumph in every part Of the world
Let US build for the protection of our har-
bors and depots, and for the defence of our coasts.
More especially ought TO do this since il is begin
ming 10 be admitted that the application Of 10
vessels OF war is likely To change the whole system Of
naval warfare and that vessels of this description
above all others calculated for coast defence In order
to do this must have money -the only practicable
way Of obtaining money is from duty on imports
and in laying this duty reference should be had to the
great leading interests Of the country the benefits
should be difiused and the burdens equallzed. This
can be done only by equalization OF duties and
mat Is what IS contemplated by the proposition OF my
friend from New York
And, Mr.. Chairman, in organizing our revenue sys-
TEN take the distinct ground now that am in Ia
vor Of raising sufficient revenue from customs for the
support OF the government exclusive Of that arising
from the sales Of the public lands That | am in fa
vor OF distributing among the States shall not 90
INTO discussion OF this question when the subject
fairly comes up will give my views upon it. Suffice
II to say, that whilst am for providing for nation
al defence, am also in favor Of providing for the
raj and intellectual Improvement Of people, and
tending to them the means Of prosperity and comfort
far consistent with the limits OF the Constitution
As to the lands coded, you bound by the deeds Of
cession TO dispose Of them for. the and
benefit Of all the States !" and those acquired by
purchase, you may, in your discretion, di pose of
them as you may think most conductive TO the public
good Let us, then, dispose of them by distributing
them among the States TO be applied by them, either
to education, internal improvement, the payment OF
Their deb,s or to any other purpose they may prefer
nus, whilst providing for our national defence, we
shall be extending the blessings and conyenences Of
domestic prosperity and happiness
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-03-16

there is not legislator at Harrisburg that has the in
dependence TO offer plan for the sale leasing Of
the public works. And strange to say, there is not
enough Of moral courage among the people sustain
such measure Of relief and judicious policy
Bank stocks sustain the minimum rates 10 which
they fell during the paroxism Of the panic-U. s.
Bank II and Girasd ~. U. s. Bank notes sell
ing at IA to ~ per cent discount and have ceased to
be received in general circulation. Our river is OPEN
Business ia market street looks brighter, and would
be very fair, were the views of the Legislature and
Governor known. Yours, r
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ye. there-even there--was the spirit of Rit-
chie IA spirit that seems never TO die In spite
OF truth IN spite OF justice, in spite of local pride,
and even self-respect, Virginia threw away, her
own son, born Of her and hers, too, and took up.
and adopted the cast-of offspring Of New York,
and Richie did il all, in spite, was going 10
say, OF almost every body Richie has got Vir-
GINA IN chains, the People there will not ownit,
but y Is fact. They fret and worry in them,
u true but they can't break out long as there
IS any thing left of him on earth Now he
ughtens up, and now he loosens ,--anon the
road Is rough and terrible, as il has been for the
Few years pas, but he keeps his eat,-Virgina
IN his bits probably to the end
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-03-16

BY THOMAS WELLS, Esq.
Ar" Scots ,nha hae. =
Let the feast with joy be crowned,
Freely let the cheer abound,
Freely let the toast go round,
Wave the festive strain;
Pledge THE glorious race is run
Pledge tho contest now is done
Pledge the victory is won:
Peace resumes her reign.
Feud and party strife are Ger,
Discord's voice is heard no more,
Joyous peels from shore to shore,
Echo loud and long.
Gathering throngs and banners gay,
Trophies arms and bright array,
Grace the glories Of the day;
Festival and song.
Chosen the people free,
Patriot son of Liberty,
Hearts and hands are pledged to thee,
Good as thou art great
Chief lin hour of peril tried,
Called the nations helm to guide,
Ger the nations veal preside
Fill the chair of State
f.
Star ascendant herald bright -
Breaking on the gladdcned sight
Millions hail thy dawning light,
Bright'ning more and more =
Star suspicious lied by thee
Through the storms of Factions sea-
Thou the shining guide shalt be-
Pointing to the shore
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THEELEGANT FELLOW.

Air" The Charming Woman."
50 young Vernon is going to marry,
What number of hearts he will break
IT is capital match for poor Garry,
And she's dying of love for his sake.
OF good luck it's piece quite uncommon,
Let the spteful say all that they can;
For we know she's a charming woman,
And he's a most elegant man!
Yes indeed, he's most elegant fellow,
But I'm told he's desperate flirt;
And I'm rather afraid for his lady,
That her feelings will sometimes be hurt.
OF coquctting he never seems tired,
With every fresh beauty he sees;
But these stars, they are so much admired,
They right to do just as they please.
Yes, indeed, he's an elegant fellow,
And he's got such beautiful hair;
So long, so straight, and SO glossy
Quite u love Of a head declare;
II quite covers his ears and his collar,
And can't fail all his partners to strike;
For you know that these elegant fellows
Wear their hair just as long as they like.
His coat fits as if glued to his shoulders,
And is cut with such exquisite taste
But then he's beautiful figure,
And he has such very small waist
Though they say that the last is produced
BY wearing those belt-looking stays;
And as for his clothes am certain,
That he'll pay for them one of these days.
lie has such sweet pair Of mustachios,
That curl with such exquisite grace,
But the worst is, 'twixt them and his whisker'
You cant see bit of his face.
In the army he never has been,
(Which, pcrchance, is as well as il ISL
d. IL Al. -.
Make people believe that he is.
He has several bachelor cousins,
So handsome, so gay, and so funny,
Whom he cannot well cut when he marrics,
For I'm told that be owes them all money.
oh! girls, my dear girls, he advised
And you'll never repent Of the plan,
However hard up for an offer,
NEVER MARRY AN ELEGANT MAN.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-03-16
TIE RIGHT COURSE.

Mr.. Penrose was yesterday called for by the
multitude, and presented HIMSELF but intlmated
that as he was now an officer under the General
Government, he held ito be improper for him or
any other gentleman to interfere in any manner
more than 10 give his vote. This is proper and
j. the doctrine preached by our party when out oil
power are glad TO see il practised when in -
Harrisburg Chronicle.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-03-16

GUIDE TO THE NATIONAL EXECUTIVE
VI OFFICES, by Robert Mills, Architect Public
Buildings, containing engraved Diagrams, designat-
ing the several Executive Buildings their relative po
sition, Bureaus, and officers Rooms, and also the
Committee Rooms in the Capitol.
Price 30 cents. Just Published lls4ll and this day
received for sale by 4. TAYLOR. feb 10
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WHOLE NO. 452.

butte the sarmy in the East-take up line and
finish the British Ministers'-make the young
Princess 10 run on with .the Duchess Of Kent
move the Kerry hunt out of the chase-get
your stick and conclude the horrd murder that
Joe began last night-wash your hands and come
IN dinner and then see that all the pie is cleared
up" Some printers are deriis-and no mistake
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-03-16
MYarrRIors PROFESSIONS.

Under this head, the New York Signal has the
following professional dialogue. Tom, -"
said the printer Of country newspaper, ngving
directions TO his apprentice, "put the foreign
leaders into the gdHeys, and lock EN- up-let
sNapoleons remains have larger hedd-distri-
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-03-16

IFTHE LONDON SPECTATOR is pronounced
ny many to be the abest weekly newspaper pub
lished in the British Metropolis. As an example
OF the style of its editorial articles, we select
which, for felicity Of illustration, caustcity
OF satire and completeness of idea, could hardly
be surpassed. Looking at il as paragraph" in
the technical sense, il is as perfect as sonnet
constructed after the strict Petrarchian model
,Sigadf
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postteal.
PATRIOTIC SONG.

BY THOMAS WELLS, ESQ.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-03-16
MR.. RAYNER, OF NORTH CAROLINA.

We make the following extract from the
speech of the Hon. Kenneth Rayner on the
Treasury Note Bill
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-18
'N'''I'IN uIBWUIt,
An1 members Of the Commune
WAsnoToH, Ilih Sep,ember, 1slI.

W AnHiNIDNB ltiu september. 1871.
hENTLEMEE-ln the midst Of my prcparation
Tor my departure TO my home, have received lao
lhe hands Of the gentlemen who have d. ne me Tho
honnr u wait upon me, your obliging commune,
uon bearing date this day, transmitting luton
adopted at public meeting held in Baltimore vss.
ierHay, 10y which II Is proposed 10 distinguish nv
expected visit % that City by signal public dsr,1n
STATIONS. puy you Gentlemen, and those who
constituted lint meeting, TO accept my grateful and
reSPec iuI acknowledgment for this new and gr,
NyhE proof oi attachment and confidence shoud
embrace, with pleasure, the opportunity of visiting
your Guy, ut ihis umc; bot ided ~ an by tho
'rlnous aDors Of the Session Of Congress isst clio
s'l' 'hn 'hiung with the companions Of my Jour
ney "h enecr anxiety 10 terminate IT,, without de-
ny, ! regret that must postpone visit 10 your
City 70 some future DAY.
~ Gentlemen, a has not been accomplished Of
ne i'te session Of Congress that the public interest
9eW'hne1' more, much more, hos been ,hectsd Than
'"D" 'Paitd otis commencement. 1--we have been
sfhnty disappointed in the failure Of repeated al.
lSmP's TO establish sound currency, regulate OK.
changes, md separate the Purse from the Sword
Wh't American Citizen, what Wing will, on that
account surrender himself n the sentiments Of an
ignobe desplH Who will not sly that We will
persc'cre, with redoubicj courage, until every re-.
nnlnlhg OBJECT of the glorious revolution Of No.
gtihnet last shall be completely consummited
oh'l We ne discouraged because ono man presume.
70 ser up hls individual will against The will Of n,
W'u"h' IN the contrary, let us superndd 10 ~,
previous duties which lay under TO our country
'hnt "i piuokng from the Constitution this sign &
ir"Hrary power; this odious but obsolete yestee O
Noyh frerogativc. Let us, by suitable amend.
'n'hl 10 That Instrument declare that the Veto-iba
/ parent and fruitful source Of all our public ills-
| snaH fseIl he oveuuled by mnIoritios 10 the tV,
tionses ol Congress. They would persuade us tina
~ harmless because is office is preventive or CON
'te''auVe! ASH Nation might not be as mucl
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-18
COMMERCIAL RECORD.
NEW YORK MONEY MARKET.


a fair amount only Of stocks were disposed of this
morning. United States Bank declined 8; Vcks-
burg improved 4; Harlem Rail Road do 4; Stoning.
ton q Long Island declined ~; Paterson do POI
cent.
FOREIGN EXCHANGED in good demand.
We quote to-day on London At 9a9l. On France at
70 2Ii n 30.
DOMESTIC EXCUANGE-ls in light demand
-sublolned arc the rates # To day.
FLOUR is selling at Sc 80.
WHEAT Is down a little, the stock being very
large 40 to la per bushel. Corn 72c.' Oats
70 Inc steamer due tomorrow is an1ously look
Ell Tor by those engaged in the -four trade.
ALBANY, Sept. I3.-The Argus says:-"Our
DOCKS continue TO present scene Of almost unpre-
cedented hustle, and nearly impossible from the
quantities. OF merchandise that cucumber them A
glance at the marine head will give some idcn of the
amount Of business doing on the river Besides.
there daily arrives and departs, some half dozen or
more heavily laden TOW. boats Produce continues
to arrive very freely from the West
FLOUR IS more active than II has been for n
le" days past, and prices may now he considered
stationary, NJ any rate until the receipt OF the next
European news. Prices range now from sG,75 to
81 per butrClD
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-18
CORRESPONnENcE

ne committee, appoInted by the Town Neeting
asstIro.eu at Blrnum's Guy Hotel on Tuesday
I'on'nS al ~ O'Clock, and ai:er addressing the fol-
owing letter, transmitted 1t through the hand, of ,
committee TO Henry Clay. The committee mo-
eeedcd IN the tram OF cars Tor Washington forthwith
ana returned yesterday, bearing from Mr. Claw rbc
annexed eommnn.cation-Ba finer.
BALTIMORE, Sept Is, 1911.
Dear SIR; In pursuance OF their appointment IN.
der one OF the resolutions adopted at a pnbi,c
lhS' whose proceedings are enclosed the und, =
s'Sned have the honor TO address YOU Their IN
stTucuOns, as you will perceive are To comm,n,
GI'c win you 10 ascertain a; what time you W III
arrive IN THIS cry, and to take such measures for
sisna.isng your visit as they may deem nroner nd
worthy OF the occasion. - ~
1t would be, at any time, sir, grateful task for
The signers OF this letter tender 10 Won the bb,
P'o"c honors. but recent occurrences render This
uisCh1rge OF the duty now thrown upon then, NO.
cuHary gratifying. They feel, one and nlI. thai II
lhe services you have rendered 70 the Republic in
umes past, hav: given you claims to their conf
uthce ahu support, your participation IN public af
''fs' during the recent Extra session. has enti,lfd
you anew 10 their admiration and the onnInu,. ~
tie whole country.-Whilst they deplore tSi,b ,o,,
tie unexpected circumstances which have thwart.
ed the public will, rendered your Iabors pnon Oh.
sToht subject Of the currency nuga.ory. and d.s,n
p'".u the hopes OF me country, they think that il
- but reasonable that they should be- induced -
the desire they feel TO show how SINCERELY tbe,, a.,
pfecinte your services, and how steadGstly tbrv
cherish for you the warmest sentiments OF er,,ituds
and friendship.
Whatever may be the issue Of the extraordinary
occurrences which have lately trdnspircd at Wash.
ioston, your friends, who recognise you as one Of
me leaders and chief Instruments Of our recent polt
lca triumph, ENJOY the proud and sincere conso,o
on OF knowing That you, al least have done noth
Ing to render IT'S iruiion doubtful or uncertain or 4,
DIM IN the slightest degree, the glorious anicina
IONS winch the country had justly formed Of the re-
fts 20 "hch II was calculated to lead. The Wings
OF Baltimore unite, without exception in these
.nens, ana u Is m u er name that We address YOU.
We leave IN the hands Of the committee who viii
take char-e Of this, the making Of such n,r,npe.
gnen's' Tor TIE qualification OF the feelings Of YOUR
,,tuS mere, as your INC ntuon, upon full conference
with them, may dictate, and are with sincere and
constant regard,
Your friends and servants.
ROBERT GILMOR.
An1 members Of the Commune
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-18
TO Tie Editors Of ne Wing.
IlAMPDEN SYDNEY corr gr.E

benuemen-Wil you allow an old subscriber 10
public attention 20 the fact tbot tie annual com
men9efneni and meeting Of the Society Of Alumni
OF h'mgIen Sydney College takes place next week.
W on wednesday and Thursday, the 22i and 23i
OF ogPsmDer VIsltcrs will hc richly rewafdly for
a'sH =, ulu Hampton sydney. In addition to the
usual literary exercises on Commencement d,v
Judge beverly Tucker, Of William 4 Mary. viii
i10i. - lhe Literary SoclCt,s; and Mcssrs William
H. maclarIand, Of Richmond Cry, and Isaac Read
~ fHce EDWARD county, are tho orators for the So
gentlemen 10 comply witt their engagements.
n iull meeting Of the Society Of Alumni is earn
cslly requested. All gentlemen who have at an,
time been connected with Hampden sydney CollsgS
can become members Of the Society.
Respectfully, ora.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-18
To 10 Ep1ronl or 1nr NM

Gentlemen: am pleased 10 SEQ by your paper
Of yesterday, a call Of the Wings ior Tuesday
Evening next
] have heard hat Mr. Bolts will address the meet
ing. / hope II may be % bumper. I viii f,,,b,,
ny, that hope every thing relating to the Presi-
dent viii bo both moderate and decorous. bat Is
10 the little Tad Poie party, who have been his nd.
vssrs and pretended frcnds, hope they will be
We 'e5rsd Finally, let the meeting wind up by
mailing The iig % the mas, and every ono present
enst dpuag the war, viii out bounty, for our coun.
i'y md Henry Clay. Very respectfully,
One Of The Peeple.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-18

~ Correspondent, day or two since, found
i'U.i with lie President, as almost every Wing in
the country has done, for no, removing Treasurer
9saen from oii-c-whereupon the Enquirer poun.
,ei upon rs IN the following gentle and omiable
manner: "Ths Richmond Wing still Mirsts far
ne j1sa Of william ssden.n "The Eiebmona
wing may ~hsI is puny knife in ysin." III we
mistake not the signs Of Inc times, the bLgod If in
n'e"e' Ti. be safe from the insane ferocity Of the
E~ings and the Changers, or the reckless psrseeu
itgn stsD Of The Richmond Wing" Fye-fye-bow
naughty TO rantin this bloody strain!
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-18

injured by the arrest OF the enactment of GOOD
as by the promul eaton Of bad one.l
am, gentlemen, greatly deceived, no,yvi,h,,,nd
ing the astounding Developments recently made. il
tne wink cause II not stronger than ever h was.
Resting rs It does. upon truth, sound policy. and
ennshened patriotism, its votirics must lie false
On, 'a"hess, II ~ does not gloriously triumph not
vi h'Nnd'ns any mporary dis appointment.
accept, Gentlemen. assursnces Of the high rey,td
anu esteem OF Your friend and oh't serv't
,,.. III. CLAY.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-18
The V,io p0,ser

BIZ c'y in his Biit,more etter has declared war
against ibis odI7us power. 10 his own nervous Inn.
s1'go he says, "ie, superadd to the previous du
ties which We lay under to our counlry,-that Of
p.uekng from the Constitution this sign Of arbitrary
power-thIs odious but obsolete vcs,igs of Roy,l
prerog1tiye." million Of free people will respond
20 the sentiment
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-18
RICH MOND:
SATURDAY MORNING. SEPT rs
Pah!ie .Meefinr

We are requested to ask meeting OF the whiss
OF Richmond. and Henrico County, at the long
room of the Exchange, on Tuesday next. n, half
past O'Clock, p. NJ. to consult on the p,esen, as
pee, Of Political Affairs, as recon, events inner.
ous!y require that the wishes and opinions of the
People should be made known by the people them
selves. S.,. Il.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-18

Will soil al Public Auction long credit the second
u MONDAf ia November, IN the City Of Williamsburg,
before Tie Court House door, my plantation Alabama,
idl rug about 40 acres oi Land thTd OPEN the ba
lance IN virgin growth Of pine. chestnut about
miles from good auding YORK River. IL Is very fer.
hIe ridge land Astounding mari the best quality and
cOnycnienIto all parts the farm; eiyni neigh
horho od, aud is remarkably healthy The mansion and
oti buildings SOneWhst OF repair. There Is
sPTng Of cNccl"ut water the House.
Terms made known. particularly, on dap Of sale.
sc ~ NJ =. WARREN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-18
PHILADELPHIA MARKEr- srrr ls,h

FIGURING further change has taken place in
nc price Of our; and, since Saturday, the mar.
kct has been nearly az n stand Both sellers and
buyers arc waiting Tor further advices from Europe
Sales OF ir brands Pennsylvania Flour for exrori At
SO 625 per Dbl Good brands for city use sell at Sc Is
to 81 N small parcels. Brandywine Flour is held
at - 30. Rye Flour sales at So G2I.
GRAIN.-The supplies Of Wheat are rapidly
increasing, and prices have further declined Most
OF the receipts which amount n 1915, 900 bushels
have bcon stored, US buyers generally hold OF for
further EutoPeun adylcos. Sales on Saturday Of
good old Penna. and new Southern red Whent NJ
~ - per bushol Yesterday, sales Of fair to rood
Southern at 81 A. 81 ~, a 81 A.. We quote
% to 81 ", az the range Tor good to prime Wheat
Rye, No sales Corn snlos ofround yellow ut ~ IA
~ cts 20 and Southern Fat at 40 a ~ els. Oats
sales Of Southern At IS cts. North ,1neric1n.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-18
Ths .4airess Of iAs Wig .Mensrr, Of crnrr...

me .fsHess o. TIE Wig Members Of Congress
We chCerfuv substitute Tor any remarks of our
own, ON this important document, the following
from the Baltimore American, in which we full,
concur. Let every whig deeply ensrave on his
memory and on his heart, the following passage.
from the Address:
"lnstead Of striking our flag, let il be reared
still higher, with frmer hand, bearing upon
Its folds IN Conspicuous letters, "Tur wit OF
rus Marion UNCONTROLLED 1T ruE VIII OF
ONE. MAN; ONE PRssipESrI.L TENN, A FRUGAL
uoSsSNhrSr, AND M srb IREA,uRr, orEN OR
COVERT, IN SUBSTANCE OR IN FACT: No Go,rns-
hsNr BANS, BUT AN INSTITUTION CAPABLE CT
GUARDING rus PEorLE's TREASURE AND ApMtsts.
rERisG To THE Pc, rLE's WANTS"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-18
Prom The rhiiadelphla National Gazette

To the Warrington Mad'sonion, the particular
organ Of the Presdsn, himself, has been entrusted
the task Of defending him against the charges in MIR
Ewng's letter. We have looked to that defence as
ofheal-as such publish it in full. II is prcsum.
cd, Of course, to contain whatever may be stated
by way OF fact or argument to parry the blow nc.
cessarily directed by that letter against the fame OF
Mr. Tyler. Here is the whole plea, and VIC ear.
nestly call attention to il.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-18
LARGE n AMP - ,N,nhT AZ! so EARN , AND

puRsuAST 10 a Decree OF the County court for the
Il county OF Caroline, IN the case OF Reid aud ais
icrrcii aud ais the Undersigned Commit appoint
ch 10y tue Count, will SELL ON the premises public
non, 10 the highest biddcT. WEDNESDAY the 2lnd
S'P"nher II igiT, b not the next lair day thereafter that
hTg' and valuable tract parcel of Land, which Is
achcd large and va liable manufacturing Mill, known by
~" name 81 Jericho, situHtcd the North river
about hyc mites above the Chesterfield Depot the Rich
tnoni fredericksburg and Potomac Rail- DAD anl within
mile or two oithc Louisa Railroad The FAris believed
To- contain ifUm Zoo to 800 well wutcrcd,
abundant supply Of good mher. and vii! be soi lots
sun urchas"rs The Mil consists Of dlargc manufacture
,nI AMI Irst MIL G." which ~ attached an excellent saw
hil The impr' vcments on the land a commodious
nud convenient DWcIing House, excellent GrauaTy,
Pam Stables and other out houses II IL situated ia
pleasant and agreeable ueighbouTood, and posscsss
very superior advantages. The terms will hc principally
on long credit ana made known the day % sale. 80
much cash will bo required will ray the
pcnses o the sale. Mr. Elliott W. Buuuss residing on the
promises will take pleasure IN show ng them any per
wishing % purchase.
WIN A MDNCTRE,
SAM'L & SCOTT,
SO 39 c2t