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The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1841-04-17
NOTICE

is hereby given, that o., the first Monday,
of June next, special Court of Commoa
Pleas will be held a. Dsnville. in and iof
Columbia county before the Honorable
A. =. Parsons, ,Presiden, Judge Of the l2th
Judicial district of Pennsylvania, and the
associate Judges of Columbia county, in
pursuance Of the provisions Of ,he 37th and
39th sections of the act Of General assembly
passed the l4th day Of April, 1894; for the
trial of a certain action wherein the West
B.atcL Bank a. Wiiamspor is plaintiff;
and Thomas Moorehead, jr. is defendan,,ot
which all officers and others interested viii
iaEe notice.
JACOB EYERUY, Proth.
Proth. Office, Danyille,1
March 80, lS4l
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AN APPE All.

Will be held by the County Com miss l0ners,
for the benefit Of those who NAV think the
amount of tax with which they are assessed,
TO exceed the proportion Tor the amount Of
properly held by them, to meet the current
expenses FOR the year lS4l, at which time
and place you may attend if you think
proper.
The appeal for Valley township will be
held at the house OF Daniel B. Gray, ON
Monday, the Sd day of May next;
For Liberty township. at the house of
Hugh M'Eralh, in Mooresburg, on Tues
day, the 4lh day of May next;
For Limestone township,at the house of
Abraham German, OH Wednesday, the 9th
day of May next;
For Derry township. at the house of ia
cob Sedle, on Thursday, the 9th day of
may next;
For Madison township, a. the house of
Richard Fruit. in Jerseytown, on Friday,
the 7th day of May next;
For Hemlock township, at the house Of
John M M'Reynolds,on Saturday,, the slh day
Of May next;
For Mount Pleasant township, at the
house Of Frederick Miller, Oh Monday, the
lOlh day Oh May next;
For Greenwood township, at the house
of Joseph Lemon, on Tuesday, the lllh
day Of May next;
For Jackson township, at the house of
Joshua Savage, or Wednesday, the 18th
day of May next;
For Fishing Creek township,ai the house
Of Daniel peeler, on Friday,'he l4.h day of
May next;
For Orange township, at the house of
Isaac c. Johnson,on Saturday the 18th day
of May next;
For Cal,awissa township, at the house OF
Stacy Marjoram, on Monday, the 18th day
| Of May next.
| For Roarlhg creek iownshlp.at the housa
of Paul Rhodes, on Tuesday the 18th day
of May next.
For Miflln township, the house of John
keller,on Wednesday the 10th day Of May
| next.
For Briarcroek township, at the house Of
John Hess, on Thursday, the Goth day of
May neat.
For Bloom township, at the house of
| Charles Doeble., on Friday, the 2lst day
of May next.
For Mon,eur township, at the house OF
Leonard Lazarus, on Saturday, the 22d day
of May next.
For Mahoning township, at the Com
missoner's Office in Danville, on Monday
the oath day of Msy next.st
JOHN M'HENRlE,
JOHN DlETERICH,
CHRISTIAN WOLF,
Commissioners.
COMMISSIONERS Office }
DanviIe, Apiil /, ls4I.
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AT meeting held at the house of John Rooms,
in Columbus Luzrne county, on Saturday eve
ming the 10th day Of April inst. by inhabitants of
the vicinity, to take into consideration the death of
the President of the United States. When
SAMUEL DRAKE was called to the chair, and
JOHN Britain appointed Secretary, after which the
following preamble and resolutions were unan-
mousy adopted.
Whereas, the annuncia.ion of the dtatlr of the
President of the United States, has reached our
cars the sensation is painful one, the caastrophy
is public calamity, our sympathies excited and
with these views desire to minge our coincidence
with the whole nation.
ReSolued--That John Kocns, John Britain and
james M. Ramsey be committee to suggest proper
measures expressive of the coincidence of American
people, for the loss Of their President
The committee after retiring few moments made
the following report which was adopted by the meet
ingi
The committee do report in their opinion the
most proper mode for them, as American people, of
making manifest their regret for the loss of the Presi
dent of the United States, will be to invite Rufus
Bacon, Esq. to deliver and address at the School
house in Columbus, Saturday afternoon at four
O'Clock, of the nth inst. and the Rev. james Fur
gerson to preach sermon the occasion the same
evening at early candle-light.
Resolped--That these proceedings be published.
C&gned by the o6cers)
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The Governors veto of the Federal Bank
Bill will be found in our columns OF to day.
We need not bespeak for it candid and
careful reading, as we are sure that every
one will give it that attention which 1t so
Justly merits, and the impurtance Of the
subject demands. All who are not blinde
by party pYejudiccs and feelings will at
ence acknowledge the correctness of the
views taken by the Governor OF the bill In
question, and will award him for his pa,ri-
otism, honesty Of purpose. which has SO
sgaa!Iy characterized all his acts as chief
magistrate Of the State.
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tETNfIANIAILo

MARRlED-On the ll.h Inst. by the
Rev. William J. Eyer, Mr.. JOSEPH
BENINGER to Miss MAGDALENA
MAUER, both of Roaring creek.
On the 18Th inst. by the same, Mr..
JOHN RlSHEL of Monteur, 10 Mrs. E.
LlZABETH HARTMAN, Of Hopkins.
vile.
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Commiss!oner's Office }
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INAIhOBTNG BUSINESS
THE Subscribe informs his friends and
the public generally that he will continue
the business at the stand lately occupied by
E. Howell, &c CO. in all its various branches.
From his long experience, aud strict atten.
ton to business, he fat,ers himself that
he shall be able to do whatever work is in
trusted TO his care, in as good style, work
manlke, and expeditions manner. as any Of
his neighhors. He is thankful FOR past IA
vofs and solici,s continuance of patronage.
= II. B. CUTHBERT.
Bloomsbury, April 10, lS4l.
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IzYazsss1rzEncps

The soteign news is any thing, but con-
cllaory. The English papers are extreme
iy severe on this country, and threaten US
with war Of determination, if M'Leod is
not given up,and the Maine Boundary ques-
tioh abandoned. What brave set Of lel.
lows these English editors are.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1841-04-17

DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.
THE Partnership heretofore existing uuder the
firm of E. HOWELL, & Co,is this day by mutual
consent dissolved. The Books in the hands Of
Enoch Howell, with whom all persons who are in
debted to, or have claims against the firm, re-
quested TO call and settle the same without delay
ENOCH HOWELL,
r. b. CUTHBERT,
BIoomsburg, April 7, lsil.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1841-04-17

President Tyler is now abou. 55 years
old. He was born in Virginia, and gradu-
a'ed in William and Mary College. AT the
age of q he was elected 10 the State Leg
islature and has been in public life ever
Since.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1841-04-17

The Weather.--On Saturday and Mon
day last, and again on Tuesday nigh, we
had severe snow storms, which has kept the
earth covered with snowy mantle for The
past week.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1841-04-17

Mr.. Ep,roK.--Tour correspondent S. A.
L. appears to be in a desperate situation in
regard to a desperate case, as she certainly
must be in desperate hurry, if she be will
ling to take SO desperate step, as to enter
into the bands of matrim0ny with any des-
perste man, without any other qualifications
han money, and the Lady's Book. She
mus. consider money as a desperate pretty
thing, if she can lorego all other quali6ca-
tioRs in candidate for her hand. She is
too desperate for me, and although am ve-
~ anxious 10 get me wife that will go to
the far west, cannot be so desperate as to
take her along in these desperate hard times,
fearing that she would become still more
desperate should tumble her into a log-caL-
in on the he 9Th Of the Rocky Mountains.
We should then both be desperate sorry
that we had been SO desperate in the outset,
and in onr desperation should no doubt e
desparingly OF ever being in any other stu
ulon. than desperate one.
A. O. B.
N B. As make no application for her
desperate body, shall give no description
of myself.
Mr.. EDITOR. - he gentleman who has
sent me a communication through the Post
Office, is informed that have not, nor shall
Dot take it. Ii is not only unaccompanied
by the Ladies' Book, bu, the postage is an
paid. The gentleman who will direct, let
ter TO Lady without paying postage, must
tAher I've destitute Of much of Z" ,Iis worlds
goods" or be too nggardly and parsimo-
nious for husband for me.
s. A. l..
eSz4Ssz sztsssszzzSzz
we learn that the water is TO be let into
ME North Breach Canal this day.
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LIST OF LETTERS.

LIST OF LETTERS.
Remaining at the Post Office at Blooms
burg at the end of the quarter ending on
the 3lst of March, lS4l.
Appleman Matthias Mouser Joseph
Barnard Robert McKithcart Joe
Bloxidge John Meyer Angeline
Bomboy Charlock Maus b. g. Il. q.
Blocker Jacob Melick Henry
Coleman Jesse Merling Emelne
Coleman Joseph Merling b. Henry
Criveling Alexander Orway Joseph
Coiish Sirius Parmian Daniel
Doan Lane Miss Purdy Lockwood
Emmett Alexander Poe Joseph
Faux D. & w, Pursel Washington
Fry John Russell George
Garrettson Edward Ritter William
Gross Daniel Shuts Mariah
Hopper Paul Smith Margaret
Hartman Reuben Slaynan Mary
Hartman Jacob Slater E. Sidney
- Headley Esq. Sablbiss Isaac
Haines Jacob Tobias Daniel
Hasle,t John Vanderslice Rebecca
Hause Isaac Q Vincent Richards
Kendig Christian Washington Susan
kahler Charles WhltenIght John
Keller George Wells jr. Israel
Lynn Josiah William Thaddeus
McKelvy VIM. 3 Waller d.
Meick Andrew Wagner Elizabeth
McDermont James Wells Clara
b. RUPERT, P. NJ.
Those inquiring for any Of the above let
tiers will please say it is advertised
All persons indebted for Postage must
cash up. have accommodated them, now
let them accommodate me.
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UNION HALL.
Equal to any-S ecOnd 10 none.
TN DANwTEEE, Pa.

AAV 5S6&A% " 4 &AA Aa2s3 u S1s
known as the (. UNION HALL" and has made
and completed an addition to the building which
gives him the most airy spacious, and pleasant
rooms of any Hotel in the place; and he is deter
mined that the improvements and additions 10 his
House shall keep pace with the growth and impor-
tance of the town in which it is located, and that
it shall be second to none. The house has been
thoroughly repaired, and furnished in manner
which he feels confident will give satisfaction to Gus
toners. His TABLE will always be furnished
with the choisest and best, and his BAR will be
suppliec with the purest liquors. His stables are al
ways well supplied with good proyender, and attend
ed by careful Ostler. His long acquaintance with
the business of keeping public house, together
with determination to use every means to render
satisfaction, induces him thus publicly to encourage
his old friends to continue their calls, and invite
the public generally TO give him trial, and judge
for themselves, as he is determined that the Union
Hall shall be kept in creditable manner as any
house in Northern Pennsylvania.
WILLIAM HENRIE.
Denville March 20, lS4I.--tf
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1841-04-17

President Tyler has issued his Inaugural
Address, and we cannot express our opinion
Of 1t any better, than 1t is given in the fol-
lowing laconic sentence from BENEFITS Her
aid, whig paper published in New York.
I" His address will be carped at and set
down by miny as piece Of twaddIe to
catch the popular breeze, and retain as ma
ny friends as possible. We confess
j. requires some ingenuity TO consrue Mr..
TyIer's frs, Presidential effort, and these
whn read i, must ponder we'll ere they reach
the bent Of his meaning"
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1841-04-17

The Legislature will neither adjourn, or
do any thing which is calculated to benefit
the people. The whole object of the whig
members appears to be to advance the inter-
es, OF their party, and having d majority in
both branches, they vote down every prop
osition for the relief Of the people, offered
by the democrats, and rack their ingenuity to
frame such bills only as they know the Gov
ernor cannot conscicntiously sign. Such
set of Legislators ough. to be sent to Ii
IBERIA.
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COMMISSIONERS 50
NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given to the taxable
inhabitants of the several townships Of Co.
lumbia county; that
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Term. of the Richmond Enquirer.

49, tn, Esgrrer published three ces d.rns taS Session
' TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION. -...,
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T Al aes =, no ,es at the s Of the Editor postage e all
Cts beng rSsias The accumulation Of
scarcely of any accom-. to Tue operaes serious
upon tSs nav for nine papers, annually shall have the
tenth Srs shall hereafter he considered as incurred
-. All 5 Gr wears publication unless specially
and ds m Sne. time and paid for in advance LOT THAI
time when shall be sent The order Of any new ana u
w unless paid for in advance {" ~ ,sonyd "a
ference be made some known anu in of an order pub
me Without payment, new subscribe, m S sent, con-
auansea WIN @ by copy Of this nav may he
Of all sss Sd @o % r.
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These Resolutions are some 0a ' me Editorial Corps Of Virginia
Dom ~" assembled Richmond on the i ,au n iae
81 these and sis require an inexl
g. @ 10 them Several OF the American @ s men a
t' t M ahnse Of the Crelt Systsm, than the Eaois
The great difficulty CONSISTS p,nons of IN,
one @ we have induced TO continue ssvea
"a subscribers the Book, who are III @ hscriber VIII,
We viii positively be stricken OIL IRON our o'
!, The CONNIE ncement of our next Voiu"'e
= "' TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
os Thai i, he recommended to the Editors OF Sewspa
nrou ahoui the TO publish AZ .e nsa ~
thew rste for advertising, and that they sIe
s ,,me and that prices he always such aS 10 give
compensation w ~ Resolution of the Editorial Coauention
One square sixteen lines, or less, uist ihssi' "
zach continuance, so cents. "a y;,b ,he adyanc,
nrsss from distance must be acconpanleu WIN sn ~
nav or satisfactory references, TO insure nn w .upum
10 those advettisin. may amount o ~, 10 per cent
.;connt wl he made per cent; anu 10 S u hs
- A Ob,unries and Marriages from me country. y, nssn
80 s unknown this office, must pe auheI
tca,d hy the endorsaton Of the POSTMASTER III 'e ,, n
@ ~ w: !, mn rnsr he published. every measure ina a
~ 10 orey.n, mpoons and auizzes has proven nereo
e .yoi,inge must therefore, Insist in <,eh saso up
Accommodation being cettihea " ZIG ~
rr.t,.n on the baes of The ttttsr) ----------
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-11-16

E1teusire and Iaiabe Real Estate and Hater Poscer,
in Lo,cer Firginia, far Safe.
THE plantation in the county Southampton known Pop
lar Swamp Aliens Quarter, belonging 10 ne fs!es OF
q Or,aiu d. D. and the subscriber - now offered ior
as !. situated Holloway river, ahn three tnes oeio"
the Norl and Portsmouth Railroad and lvc miles below Je
and contains old II acres extending
hon seven mirs along the which pavirabe to Monroc
he Plantation vessels drawing ~ ecl water Apon
o hs If cleared the mos, oil when no" n goon
near, and very productive, in corn, oats, coitoh &c NC %
I,ncc nj the land original growth AMI embraces ABOUT
Snd A. believed Oh any nayrahe water Ia Sr:ina nncn
nf lie oak timber exceedingly valuable Tor sip hdne sn
nine &C ;ccsi ann best quail
~ To the ship builder and ber this land oilers induce
n4nts rarely 10 be with timber he and transport
ed al small expense, Norfolk, through the Dismal swamp
Canal or 10 any ether port through the fami-o Sound
On tbs Estate Gr Mill, situated on Bean creek, possess
inc water eIualed IN that section OF inc country
The suppy being throughout he and nfcnl Tor
saw Ml and Cotton Factory addition To the Grist MILL
The timhered the river immediately above and
below Mi which is within one hundred yards " Tie f'e
and timber could be oaled M To the mill sheets
The consist of frame dwelling honSe WI" ~
Gin other out houses Tor large
apple orchard wheh
20 10 co barrels Of Brandy per annum ,., ,.c
The above land, il not previously disposed al pNaeg WI
rhrb de notice viii giysn viii be sold III rhhic acton
m he meoisrs in suit purchasers, on Ilfsdan tar 2
o. - Dee@.k, ,,t and in the mean VIII be shown 10
an ner.on wishing u by Dr. Wm A. Spark VINO now To-
SIDES on the peisr Col C. Rochelle who lives IN lie inine
date neghhoThood. -, - a., .,,,.o 3,
he Terms Of sale ill b. third cas-t'c halance W
annroved security required and he title retained until
The whole purchase mo- Is PAID IN conoihS
10 decree Of directing The sale at portion Deones :"
the heirs Of c. Orsain, deceased any inncr pa,euds'
Apply - '"' ARTER IL. EDLoE.
~, 10 45-2awtds
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YOUNG LADIES' SEMINARY, Charlotte. CnHrtHauS' IA
REr. MICHAEL o,uoE.E, Prncipal-Iils Public are re-
o sTsff 'Pdssfsaa hft us a fSaas tSsS
Monday in January. lSi2
THE academic year viii divided into terms, Of five
month, EACH commencing the first Mondays Of January and
July, respectively.
Assistant Teachers will BE- employed the exigencles OF the
School demand: but the government and instruction % IN
Institution will conducted far practicable by thr rim
cina alone who pledges himself with reliance Divine AID to
spare no pains the intellectual ard moral improvement oil
those entrusted 10 his care. -,
For tuition English branches and In Latin, and Tor
board including Washing fuel and lights The charge WIZ Ne
dollars Winter and seventy dollars
Each young lady TO furnish her towels
bedding and bcdead Day scholars VIII be rc.evcu NJ
twenty-five dollars tho Winter tem and seventeen DOLLARS Inc
Summer ,,.., - =,
For instruction in French and Music an additional charge al
tile usual rates.
All payments he made in advance
R,irtaeesrnry Darlington, Esq and Rev. ANDREW af''
Charlotte Court House, Va. ;, ,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-11-16

VaIuaJle Shares and other Property for sale.
Y virtue Of Deed Of Trust cSeced by John HEN 70 u.s. 70"
certain purp therein mehcncd ana oil r.cofc W 'n
ak,s ONCE Of the County Court oi Goochand, We SHALL on
MONDAY, tie a2nd Soycmi.r next, on IN. plantation c1 i
in the Goochand belonging To the SAID Johh
Isth offer for SALE q highest bidder for cash, between my
and siyty valuable S and The tine and place. ana
on The same terms all the Horses Mules Farming Utensils anu
stock of every description the said plantation. 80
All sums over S2 Stock, Plantation Utensils &C., VIII
he nm credit Of six months with approved endorsed paper
oo va N JAMES IT, WICKIIAM, Jr,s,,x
JOHN a. MEREDITH. !
.- 35-tds
~ The above sale which had rrrh postponed to the 9th
is fixed 2nd N0remcr In canscqcncc OF inc
e.ueced arrival of Mr. John Hch The sale Viii n Ill e'ehs
take piace Y" 'H"' Wv 49-tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-11-16

Taluable Real Estate for sale in fredeT,e6s'arg:
yIl he sold highest bidder on hsdneSoay, ,,
hii.hmcn called lie farmers HOTEL in the town OF h
burg, with brick Tencmenis ADJOINING q W ouarles
deceased OF Oian.e deemed unnecessary 20 give ;
description Of the property, il is pesueu ~ lin, The
ot,i i very valuable, and the other buildings af9
stand. far which IN the centre OF ,nc
third in cash. balance in TWO eauai ~
s,,m.n Negotiable will be require WIN useas " %
sure IN showing the property, and give any iaIther
required. 5l-tds
Soy. 2h. 1884, , ,,,.,..,v, ,rsn, Sa,onol IN
,csenccr Baltimore American, WIN PHI III, Till, n ,is
twice week until the day OF SAFE, anu ecu" ~ ' -
otfse, ,mssediotsiy, for payment
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-ad,ninislralor's SaIs of Negroes, Stock, S.e

.4dministrafor's SaIs OF .HeyTOeS, o10,", g.
THE w wedassday the s, ,o aHy COUNTY" % VA
offer for sale 10 The highest bidder, all the pershaoe
Estate Of Robert p o.
Kind used on large farm And Thursday the ;o.
% stuart King George Va ss as smans them
raj sad bonse servants two good osters and carriage MIS-
az e pehss properly belonging ns to s1 cae Sheep
Hugs Farming Utensils, Furniture, Library Iafas If
Horses suScy Oats Fodder Hay sc IA, Aso ,d @ other fishing
apparatus belonging late firm OF Gayson .ones
7rns-For Negroes, which will be sold witnous sas1
for sums Of and under slO $40, credit Q.
months the purchasers giving bond, with approved
the properly is delivered ). D. Ira ia
Oct ~ o'-tl'1s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-11-16

TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD.-Ran away from
The subscriber in Richmond ahout the 9th OF OCTOBER
Ssro named Butler who calls ss wa fee, 10
sad negro about IS yeas "f age osn mniai.o, , his
inches in height, and considerably Amongst ms
Clothing brown brGad;o coat and grey
!seneavorInv 10 gel 10 free The above reward VIII nc
given apprehension GU, Of the State Of n s al Of
in hs State and placed In tho CUSTODY Oh tue 'a''
Richmond, Va, SO tho, set him sgs'n. ,, ur-pSeTT
Eoy,a al-e'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-11-16
ny DUNLOP, MoNCURE & co.

r.ycursTER PROPEkrY At AUCTION-UH tIsIUn
MI sh o'clock M w be asse and the
~ lots adjoining in the OF Manchester now IN
hr Jas H. Eis ESQ The ons s and SdI saun
ia,ion and are inferior in this neishonrhooo o o
n and for healthness. They under good
and highly productive -, e 1,,r,,y next fwhen
oossessnn viii be .iren the balance IN eGua ms, on
s,ve aud eehcen months thereafter, and deco Oh "u'' Wv
The property. -, n,,,,, Nopcurr & CO.
Nf SAFE 10 oe 'o"uu''s y HANCOCK LEE.
,Ar The House in which live is yet for SALE s,a
Nov II
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-11-16
Oct. ID

DOXRURY FOR sALE.-ilavng determined to remove 10
m. county of Louisa the ensuing year, or FOR sale this
residence and valuable farm situated on e
agreeable necborhoods in Virginia. Contains between hsc
and six hundred of land 400 of winch are tcsahomy
n aonnds The impnovem ns comprise building con-
ducire 10 The convenience comfort OF rmcr The Man
sion House in good repair and sufficient for ,a
finn of large family II stands upon table land beautifully
adorned with ornamental trees and conu:ds ,cw OF the en-
tire farm In point Of fertility i unsurpassed ny any aim III
lis inmediae vicinity offer for sale one Diner tract known
by the name Of Belle Ie which lies The chickaIonny be-
nma and TWO miles above Roybury and contains between
and three hundred fertile land any in the
county Upon this land there is large quantity o valuable ash
nak and other timber cNasbe Supplies OF good mari
This tract would prove valuable apPehdase 10 RoShny
"a The greater portion covered with its original growth Of
rnbcr Az have determined sell persons wishing TO pur
chase valuable farm invited examine o
In nv absence ms ovcrseer Mr. Tmbeakr WI sho" me pre-
nes IN any who may call him. liberal credit VIII nc e.
If moi privately Sold shall offer 10 The highest dder
Al New Kent Court House, Monday the en day oil Aovem
oei' ' o ~ CLAYTON &. COLEMAN.
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