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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-16
ecpy.-Testc,
oetle-w5w HENRY GIBSON, Clerk.
To- Tie Lynehbnrg virglnsn will copy.

In Tue Matter n BinkrIplcy OF
John A. PAYNE Of the county of Fluvanna, In the
Eastern Virginia District: The said John Payne who
has been decrce bankruPt by this having lei
petition praying for his discharge: ordered that
thereof be published ia printed la the Guy
Richmond 20 days least before the 9Th January
neri when bearing will bc hal the ssiG cthn, the
United states Court Room, In the Guy OF Ricmond aud
all creditors who have proved their debts and other
In interest, appear the said time pao
show IL they have why the prayer OF The said
petitioner should not be granted
copy. Tcste,
Sc 21-wllw HENRY GIBSON. Clerk
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-06-02
sRUisG, THURSDAY MOnNlNG, JUNE =, 1919.

and vast comprehension Of mind which bent all Obstacles
It1 lis power and snldned every difficulty 10 his will
Nor IS al hume alone that Nh Clay Is distinguished
beyond all competition
Though Wetlan him Ms our son. the fr, al and pro
server Of tie luion tlnr these Sses would net
nav ho tRiifa but Tor hru,l IN either lands his
bic deeds ate Aeld IN grateful remembrance ard his nanr
aud character are fryeIed aud hanofed. Greece viii IN
deed be drug Greece more when she tTgcts the
that ch,erod bcrln her darkest hour aud the Ter,
Nd eoquonee "lch rtaenrcd tar her tom tins Govern
ment the absolute and unqualified fecognlon o her lnde
endeaec, qnd ldus led the way directly general Fun
ean uN cmen IN htrtSor that broke the rule Which
crushed her proud the earth aud gave her honefa
bile mnh IN the eftat family ot nations. The molem
"fee, delivered from the oppr ssels yoke. mnples
IN his grateful song ot freedom the name oi tiN
with that Of .hpo BE-. ans and his Su,ate comrades.
Who conquered though they pcrshed IN their Struggle
Ion liberty. The Republics OF South America too viii
never forget viii which ihcr emancipation
from iarvigu despotisn nlnfotsl, a4soeiatcd-bn
viii teach then children and their ohlldrens children
To love aud yen,ralc HENRY CLAY then great North
American friend, and tie henciaeter ID lh,t race
Such IS he II whom propose In conde the pr,
coas deposit 81 natnus hopes and a nations haPP
ness. As a man, Henry Clay must command the al
mlraon OF all who know him. lie is manls-ndep,n.
dent-ardent and devoted to his country r good. And
As Stat sndn. sagacons- Xperienccd beyond all con
iemp1,srlcs prompt, Yet deliberate. bold Yet prudent,
and whal, honest capable aud faithful 10 HE Consul
tuition"
Whether We shall conquer in this sign" time
lone reveal. But oi Tins well satisfied. tha,
whether defeat shall attend our clorls
every conviction Of our mind. every dictate Of our
Judgment and every impulse Of heart conspre Ia
assure us that III sustaining the Wing cause with
Clay as our leader. enlisted in the cause Of truth
and justice III brncvoence, patriotism and humon lib
city. In such cause firmly believe not merely tho
temporal interests but the safety the honor and the
permanent happiness al the country 10 he all involved
and under tins conviction. shall stick 10 colors
without fear and without Ieprorch."
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-06-02

bame Of the advocates pi what is callcd-Lnt grossly
ms called Free Trade assume that 80 lung % the
Cnjod States export 10 Great Britain more than the,
with low TaniI or with no Tariff. They say that,
under such circumstances, mnsi be tlourshng PEG
pie and WILL by and by. IT We keep trading, get
OF debt Tins all appears very plausible upon the
face but look the Even in the yeats in " hic,
exports to Great Britain have exceeded our imports
from Great BrIIan--each at the home valuaon--wo
have fallen considerably in debt transatlantic cor
respondents. This phenomenon is very simply ilusira
ted by substractng from the amount OF exports and IN,
ports respectively the duties incident each under the
Iani laws Of each country. For instance, a vessel
sails from Liverpool, laden with English merchandise
Tor New York, the same day which another yes
sci starts from New York for Liverpool with cargo OF
American products Suppose both cagocs to be ocqual
value, IN the markets 10 which they respectively la
ken. The profits the American products, hen sold
will be 50 much less than the profits the British cargo
as the excess of duties paid by the American over those
paid by the Brush. The present American Tariff com
paes with the British in about the proportion Of 90 TO
lOO-thus showing the immense advantages they hay
in carrying cargoes of equal value and in tn,
trade throughout. Therefore, under the present ccnm
stances, long the annual amount Of exports and i'm
ports 10 and from England nearly equal the effect
will be 10 plunge us decpct into debt Our people have
got into debt, not 50 much by importing than they
have exported, by paying high duties while their 70
reign correspondents paid lower duties And IL dct they
will reman, until we import less, institute higher Ia
riff Great Bfitan shall have reduced her import laws
10 comparable scale with those Of the United States.
ChultcOfhe Gazette
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ID N.NPtiSg's pATaNp Vo II = o.
- PONt.R and lHR ASulNG MAGuINE L.

thlashng and cleaning Gram, all under operation
he suserlcr having purchased the exclusive riqh for
the manufacturing, vending and using the said maehncs
0f tho States q! Maryland aud Ing nia Is now prepar
cd to furnish them al the shortest notice. The barsc
power capable Of dong the same work with four hor
ar~ that others now IN do with sin horses The
ihrashcr cleans the Grain fiji tur Market without the
troabe and expense Of passing il through Winnowlna
mil after being thraShed.
These machines, as hundreds that used them the last
sea'n can testify are lar superior t. any others now in
u'e, and can be manufactured nj a reasonable price
he Subscriber will sell the night ii Territories for
building and vending said machines in the sad States of
Mary land and lrrGia lie respectfully invites those
N want ofll1rse Poweror Thrshing machines To give
him a call and examine for themselves before pureAa
sing an! ether now IN use. Apply TO
J. CROSBY Proprietor,
40 South Charles street. Baltimore.
AI,y u,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-06-02
MAY 81

VIE anniversary of ST John the Baptist will be eel
ebrated Q" 2lth June next. by Marshall Lodge No
~, of Ancient York Masons and DE Alolay Encampncn
No OF Knights rcmpars. The procession will be form
ed, a, the Masonic Hall Iyuchhurg, at O'Clock Z. NJ
and an address delivered g. at the LIST Presbyterian
I hurcii, by Z. NJ James Garland. Esq
All regular Masons in good standing respectfully
invited to participate.
Ii, T.. . =, ' ~ ,nn ~ Committee. Marshall
+. ". viCroR. Lodge No 80
r. ~ S 81, ! Committee De Malay
j. l.. brown. : E"oamp"s"' No l.
Nav l6 toiJe
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Red Rouse Tavern for sale.

A GREEABLi to a Decree Of the Circuit Superior
IA Com, Of Law and Chancery for the county Of
Campbell, made the Goth day Of April, 1872 the sub
scrbcr who sapppoinicd special commissioner for the
purpose, will on the 9th day Of June next, offer for
sale, the premises, the well known 1.iJ ER.N
ST.4.ND. called the RED HOUSE, with 1913 acres of
Land on which is situated the Tavern buildings, Store
House. and many her buildings Of value. being all the
buldingsat the Red House, the North side of the
road. The terms of the sale will be fourth to be
paid the t Of December next and the residue in three
equal annual nsalnentS thereafter the purchaser to
give bond and approved security, with lien on the land
as further security Willie made known, the day
Of sale, when possession will be given.
CHARLES E. HARVEY, Com.
Nav 70 ,24J
Blanks for sale 1T this OHic,.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-06-02
GENERAL JACKSON AND PROTECTION

w hen General jackson was canddaio for tho Pres
dcnty IN 1922, he addressed for the pufp Of
certanlng his views on the subject of protecting Amer
can Industry. From his reply we quote the following
stf,me and patriotic anguage:
''Wha is the situation of the present tmes-wha is
the situation Of the Agrculturis,2Whe has the a.
merlcan Farmer market for his surplus products p
Except for cotton, he has neither foreign home
ket. 1t is time we should become little Amer
canzed and instead Of feeding paupes and aborcrs in
England, feed our own, else in short time by
'nuins present policy. shall be rendered Iaupers
ourselves"
Put that IT y,n- PIPES and smoke il. yc s'.clers f.,
sac sided freq ftads Livery rlesaeat Of the kcputc.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-06-02
.t-AlaN-SS
"THE LYNCHBURG VIRGINlAN."
EAlA. Ms

h published s-n.,reskiy, (epeg Monday and Thursday
n -Four Dollars per diut,an, payable odranec No sub
s~pt0n 1M be receicedor shorter time than sir months
end no paper eH Ie discontinued, treep at The discretion
Me Edtors,) tlnta al drreafd5c5 oue paid
ADVERTISEMENTS inserted al 30 cents per
sfusrs Cor iess for TIC first seftoi and 81 ccuts for
svsry subsequent insertion.
EVERY .4DtERI2SER is required 70 note on his
suse'pt, hoe long he siSes hs advertisement
ssVotisersH not SO noted io be inserted III ats dis
Continuance be ordered
FOR YE.7RLT .2Dt'ER7iSLNG The terms are f,r
~ privilege Of t'ro squares $40 for square So fer
w. s4iao,e, hnsr form, s3J.
81 JOB PRINTING creeutsd neatly and crsedtiouS-
, o.,1 rsasonlGle terms
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-06-02

Frequently sncc weiook chargeoftls paper, Wchaye
been asked If We intended 10 support Hem, Clay ior the
Presidency les-wr emphancally answer. Henry
Clay against the wmla, And nov lor
We believe him to be the greatest OF this OF any
other aac Of tins country any Other counirygr.at
all the attributes Of Statesman, Dplomast, Orator. aud
Man. Nnd IN this belief, we arr lay warranted 10y his
glorious history. identified as II Is. with the history ri
government. from $500 to 1872. During HAT peri
cd other public man has done much ior his country
aud c9untrymen. The true interests OF tho American
people haye ever found III HIM able willing aud faith
lul champion Ncarcclyan important measure which
has contributed 10 the prosperity or honor o our Nation.
IS no" rccpIlrcted Of winch he WIS not originator
cordal supporter on IN expanded patriotism, soaring
bose thu fnenfe OF loea pfudlces. his policy has bern
at all times emncny American. In Peace. he has q
vcl exhibited disnlcresed zeal and unrng activity IN
adopting measures pmHetlyr o the counily's general
welfare. In War; lis eloquent voice has ever been
missed inst and urst III defence ot the rights and han-
orcr lhe ua.ian. Indeed. his wheo life, as pubic
lunctlonary in whatever character he caod upon
TO act has zen such secure hrs couutr. nj ad tic
highest respect OF her eiacr uattons and, nj home
build and perpcIuae those institutions b,sl calculated
To preserve our h,rtcs multiply resourees. protect
out interests, and IN short To- geeura the gi,alcst amount
Of national OF individual happiness to the people.
VI all times. and under all circumstances throughout
the Whole Of his political life though assal,d on
every hand by the most sndictve party abuse Henry
Clay has pursued 'he tnor OF his way and has
exhibited beautiful consistency aud straight forward
adyocagr Of II. md pendent frant. fearless sup
port o the wncIlos Of republican liberty and national
ndepehlcrct, ii which 40 other public man can boast
Incapable Of Icing actuaed by selfish motives, his eye
has never Wayegrd from the single object d his doeo
ron-ihc country good. Cutt,us= like he ha4 never
tailed t, ,acl leo sclt Wh,n his country required ii
HIS manly support Of Harrison, when, # justice lad been
done he himself would have cen the candidate Of til,
Wing party, his noble of5rs in support ol " hg prnr
| pies when threatened by The undermining ueachor} o.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-06-02
CONTRIBUTING DUTIES

CBINTERN AlIlNG DUTIES policy Of
cIunteryalng dulles 10 meet the uurious eNacots OF
foreign governments became established in tho United
States AT an early period of Washngtons admnisra
ton. The first act Of Congress providing for discrnlna
ting mpos duties, dates from the fourth Of July 7t9-
exhibiting coincidence OF dates which relnlnds one OF
the fact that the declaration Of independence in l776
rctera ted in another form in 1889. An lcvying
tonnage duties received the signature of President ash
ington the 20tI Of July in the same year
Mr. MadlsoR the eloquent advocl ate Of both Of
these In the debates which occurred when
they Under consideration, he spoke indignantly Of
the hostile and conlempiuous policy Of Great Britain
towards this country, aud avowed his disposition to
ree nterdct by incrdict In one of his speeches Mr.
nj dIson said:
1--WE have now the power to avail ourselves Of our
natural superiority, and nm Tor beginning with some
manifestation Of that ability that foreign nations may be
taught 10 pay that respect which they have neglected
account Of our former nhecllty. This language and
these sentiments the language and sentiments
Of constituents, The great political revolution
NOW brought about by the organization Of the Guy
ernmcnt has its foundation in these sentiments. Sen
sbe Of the selfish policy which actaled nation long
disposed do all she could to discourage CONNIE rcia
operations the States singy attempted 10 her
netarlous schemes but finding their separate oXcrtlons
Intellectual with united voice they called fora
rano,nCnt constituted conconire, conduct and Iolnt
thclr powers obtain that reciprocity which ms
tice demands The arrangement has taken place; and
though gentlemen may contend that not at This
prepared To use il in the latitude could WISH
yet let them concur in doing what shall indicate thai
proper OCCASION dare ourselves in defeating
any measure which commercial policy shall oef hostile
to the welfare Of America"
We may note in those words of one who knew we'll
what he WAS saying, that The chief impellng cause
which urged the formation Of the present Union and the
establishment Of the Federal Constitution was the con.
vction that the States sngly could counerac, the
nefarlous schemes ola foreign selfish policy.
tia that a Government should bc constituted 80
conceno conduct and point their powers, obtain
that rec p--ci'y which Justice demands - Whenever
the conl''earslity # Tariff lie denied, it vrud be
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-06-02
From he iniimid Journal
FREE. TRADE.


What is free tradc3
Docs 1t consist, reader. in charging tive dollars
for the privilege Of dealing with YOU, while you deal
with me scot free Tins, you reply mi free trade
Nell, such is the free Trade Of the loco oeos.
The whole ul this question amounts To lhis: If we
desire 10 sell our wheat orio hugs &c. the surplus
OF our soil IN Great lir taln the Inv ol that country SAYS
to us Your produce eannot he sold here. unless YOU
pay hundred per cent. in the way oil duty " hat IL
the result flhis
The farmer owes the Western merchant The ives
ern merchant the eastern merchant, and the latter
is indebted 10 hisncrehint IL lendon from whom ho
makes hls mporiatlons
HE day e payment arrives, and the merchant calls
On The armef The farmer has every variety ei pro.
duoc, but no monty This viii mol pay tho debt, iof
the western merchant must Discharge his eastern hahli
y aud that can only be discharged III gold aud silver
81 'sequ alcn, lu the reason that the eastern merchant
- required To make his payments IN London, IN such
iuads. 'iele Is TIC 'ha'h o' e"n"eA"h'
''"'' " ID ''', VIZ" 50" ''n'''s WI" 'oo"o'"o' :
III. farmer Is seed ana sacrificed
No"' II me required payment could be mhd' III The
p'""'s o me SOIL ~ 'at rate Is obvious 'ha' no
u'h'ol'y would occur why cannot mo payment b,
'n"s ma"o' oimPy '"r inc f''"h 'ha' our produce vi"
MOI pay inc nsh ueo' therefore II" o no use 70 'he
eastern merchant. Ana w''i mol lay 'he nf'Hh d'm
o' 'he f'as'" 'ha' mo dn'y IL 80 grra, upon Amen
can Pod''s u 10 P'oho' '''m a'no' from 'ht'f mar
A'M.
"f'"' b','"n "onu ADMIT our corn and wheat ahn
- f''''' :" '.'''"'' "''
"o a"o'''o ief our western surplus Wheh "ou'd
pay o ueo's' sa'''y me me'ena".' ana ''a'' s"'
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WV" s' 'h"' '''' p'''n s'a'' se'h n'' ooaoo'o'n'
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r"ri' v, Al, ~ ! "io ias con.nI, Whe az
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l'y ''e ''"'' "''''S o"' ~, ''s" "'" INSURE '''.
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"''oy P''P, "'s "'"o u, J'ee H"uo h''i's ~ con
u"Na) J" r'o' o'nus os neck ana h'els 10 queen 'c
"'a 'a'se 'o'lSn balance against U.s. ""ieh
",h'ne na' 'hs metals w'ii discharge -,
N2"' lno wings soln ''r ,hiss oh q doctrine, Inc,
contend 'hat America should say TO nleat bilaih
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-06-02
srE!iity 81 EiNChcr.
r IL a. y r. y IL H. r..

"a y ~ ~ ~ NJ
ENY VIRTUE OF a DEED OF TRUST. ex-
Ccuicd II By David Hoffman, bearing date on
the ioh day Of APRIL $40 and Of record in the county
court Of Amherst. viii, On the l1th day Of June,
80 at the residence Of the SAID hoffman, in the
VT Amherst, the of Lynchbnrp. expose to
sale, by way Of pulc auction, the whole Of the
laL property embraced in said deed trust consisting,
amongst Other things. 81 the piece or parcel Ct
oo which the said Hoffman resides containing eight and
Il half acres, with the
Y - - r. - R -
and Improvements erected thereon: Stock Of Leather
farming Implements. Farming Utensils, Household
aud hltchea Furniture Carriage and Harness. Horses,
| lursc- art and Gear, Saddles, and Brides, SIX
= a Els.
namely Ben Sally, Nancy, Margaret, Fanny, and old
BEN undlv aided sixth part OF certain Slaves and 9th
vr personal property, Subject 10 the life estate OF Mrs.
Sarah Watt theron, heretofore conveyed by the late
Thomas Watt to AnseIm Lynch and James Benach,
by deed bearing date the 30th day of December, l,
AMI OF rec I'D IN the Hastings Court for The COOPERATION
Of Iynchburg, III trust tor certain purposes hercR eA
pressed; sc. sc.
The terms of sale will be liberal and made known at
the time aud place OF sale
Acting Trustees. will only convey to the pur-
chascrs such title as is vested in us.
{. DABNEY, ,r..,s
e. l.. MOSBY, 'D'''
Nav ~ tl7June
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-06-02
40 T'SfE.

ING as Commissioner under decree Of the
N Circuit Superior Court Of Law aud Chauccty for
the County Of Nelson pronounced the Sh day OF De
ober. Si in tho of |. bert A. Smiley. Plaintiff,
and i!zarro Edmund, and others Defendants WILL on
The fourth Monday Ia juno next before the front door Of
Tie Methodist Epsnupal Charch, in the town Of lpr-
nl,on, being the rick building icow the store 81 {.
T. Estes the opposite side of the street sell the said
CHI RICH. to the highest bidder for cash, at public
aue.!.n, directed by said decree
s. CLAIBORNE Comr.
Nav q t2.1o
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we'll tor those who deny TO ponder upon the words
have quoicd-the words oia man who had ~ large
share IN the formation of the Constitution, aud whose
name IL eyerthee as that Il ouo ofsw expoundefs.
Bali .iner.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-06-02
NOTICE..

AN from me. about tho It'll Of April last,
NJ my spn David +. Harvey. about ) feet high and
IL years arc, his dress not recueccd | have good
reason to believe he is driving Wagon about Lynch
burg and Halifax county | turwarn all pcrs MS EN-
ploylng him. FIR shall enforce the law. will pay a
reward of Ten Dollars il he is taken and confined in
Jail that get him. or sl5 if he is delivered 10 me,
at Osbou!n's Tavern, in Charlotte county. Va
GEORGE HARVEY.
Nav 40 At
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y.OL. xx.--Io. s.:

from the DAYS OF Washington TO the days Of Van Burd
ed the protection VI domest industry. Il IS q
" within few years that party has sprung up, whl]
refuses to throw "a shield domestic interests, and
willing 10 allow rapacioos British tax gaiherers 10 Lee
contributions al djit,Hi nfon those who should he Ans
lean free men. We have heard much nonsense VI Bra
sh Wings. bal here is real british party which ID
arisen since s22 II matters not, they tell ns, liaf
much the BRUSH may tax our labor theirs shall go So
free. The views and experience Of the great men
days gone by is quoted all other subjects is 10 Of
worth On this subject, y. J. .heechgnic.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-06-02

n = " T = "a n = 4 it sAEH
fEHiE UNDERSIGNED have connected them
u selves Partners in the Grocery Business N the
town Of Iynchburs, under the style and firm Of
srgiliry - MNChCr.
They have taken the house lately occupied by the old
Of Miller ( Ruehcr, where they offer for sale
IN extensive stock Of Groceries, moderate prices, suit
I'D TO lhe times, and solicit continuance Of the patron
age heretofore bestowed upon their predecessors.
SA NIjF.I MILLER.
AMBROSE b. RUCkER
April II 81 if lOt #
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-06-02
Land and Negroes for sale.

II virtue ola Deed OF trust. executed to me on the
II 23d day Of April, 1872 by Col lIeury Ihweatt and
WIG, Tor certain purposes therein specified, and duly
corded in the Clerks OhiccUfihe County Courts la.
fax and Prince Edward Thereby offer frsalclhc tisow
ing valuable Real Estate VIZ Tract Of and situated in
the county Of Halifax sixteen miles ~ f. of the Court
house OH Hunting creeh, adjoining the lands ol Cu
Henry Darlington and Others, and containing hy ,sna
ton about .OOO acres, about half Of which Is stand
ing IN original growth Ut woods. with abundant sup
ply vi goudbuiIdng timber There is this trac OF land
from 80 u LOO acres oil good Branch and creek at land
free from inundatlon, and fertile. The plantation
Il IN good repair under good cultivation, remarkably well
waercl situated very to the Main South western
road where the stage passes and rcpasses three times
week, and near good grisi and mill and
chine, which greatly enhances The value Of the ,ntcred
land. The rJads 10 and from the plantation every
direction are fine. The tghborhood rcuiarkslc tr
tho health, intelligence morality and wealth Of It's cit
lens. The buildings consist OF a small bat coni,rtablr
dwelling at present occupied b. the with
houses sufficient for the place. This Estate i, well
worthy the attention ofC capitalists.
also crr for sale the Eraci of J. "a n d
which Col. lIenry Thweau now resides one III lc
North Of Prince Edward Courthouse. and SIN mites :
W OF the town ct tarnvllle. containing by estimation
1877 .sCres, with good portion Of meadow land,
abundant supply OF wood and orchard Of choice fruits
The buildings are IN every respect very valuable. The
dwelling house contains seven good rooms and three PAS
sAgss, IS IN good repair, and Is situated in beautiful
SYA5xcHs ei'ieVE az i.s ~. s-YsTya.
&a$SA There is on this lace ancX sss..ryaH
GfY&% celcnt aud never falling 50 Saaiss
49, spring Of water at a cuuye- ..,as,-
nen distance lrun the house asuIerio ycae able and Jw
garden and every cut hlS that could adj 10 Tn com
fort and convenience Of lamiy. attached this Place
Ia large an new bricA s.lra hoas,, c5aaiuinr five
rooms besides the cellar, ana Nopdc, house. NIL,
three rooms, which have for man, Yea seen SUCCESSIVE
ly occupied BY lanes d. Wood ISL Mes5rs Iherau
x Miller, and NJ Her. ihWrau { Hudson as an eiu1lc
and successful stand ir merchandise. Ii. housts