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.ssorsc'S k'elcgHlpsa,

Il is with Hnfeigned regret We observe
Ehe annolncemenL by frn.esser Morse,
that his telegraph operations viii be dis
continued, iii consequence Of want Of
means. !! will be remembered that Con-
glcsS, with view Of testing The expeii..
ment If Morse's telegraph commumca-
ton, made an appropriation al money,
which. we have every reason 10 believe
has been jadiciUusiy aud economically
expended: Ihe result of which Experiment.
has proved most concIusivcIy, from its
success, no, only means Of undoubIcG
facility III communication, bat great
National achievement. Prof, Morse ha,
devoted his time for years, in the achieve
menL Of this wonderful! use of electricity;
he has reduced il to practical science;
and, in so doing, far ecIipsed all European
experiments. lie, therefore, hes achitv
ed grea. National victory, which, as
Americans, we should no. only be ready
to foster, but proud to claim. We cannot
but believe thai Congress vii fail in lis
duty to the people, unless a speedy ap-
preparation te made to continue The op.
eFatinns OF tAe telegrap'i, and means be
adopted for its extension. The manage
aeni, SO far, has met with unreserved sp>
probation. Mr. Rogers, in this city, as
courteous gentleman, and efficient agent,
hes given general satisfaction; snd Mr..
Vail, at The Washington terminus, for all
the qualities Of IA ready writer" cannot
be cNceIled. We do rot, however. speak
o! The telegraph in connection with the
Professor, ribs agents, as the only
claims for its continuation, for we believe
that National pride, public interest, aud
'ihe spirit Of the age, demand that Com
gross shall take such measures as will
tally sUbscgvc the public te.nand.-C!ip.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1845-02-22

VIC miss severn! books, that are gone
we know not whither--a life of Clay in
morocco binding, Tooke's Pantheon some
volumes Of Dicks Works, Ramsey's life
Of Washington, and several others VIII
those who have them be kind enough to
return them, before they forget 10 whom
lhey bl!ong.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1845-02-22
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,

The McNuLrY INVESTIGATION was
closed last Wednesday by The Justices
(MoFssll 4 Goddard) requiring the ac>
cused to give bail III ME sum of seventeen
thousand dollars for his appearance at the
next Criminal Court. on the second Mon
day in March, 1915, to answer tt the
charge of embpzzIement. His securities
are the Hon. Emery D. Potter and Mr..
BRYAN Leonard.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1845-02-22

ANTI REPuDiArioN.-We are glad to
perceive the presentation in our Lrgisla-
ture of petition coming from Hartford
county, praying the passage of energetic
laws investing the collectors Of State tax
es with sufficient powerio eliectuaIly ell
force Ihe collection Of said tax
Baltimore San.
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ga Cnlnred Cnlnnv nxi.

ga Colored Colony exists in Cana
ida, o! $4,000 seIfcmancpated Slaves. All
made their escape from dfltren. slave
holding States, at different periods
some have resided there for about
filleen years, but The majority for shor-
ter period. They are not compaclly To-
Gated, but scattered over territory a
hundred miles in length by sixty in
breadth; the Southern point is about forty
miles above Detroit, Michigan, on the
eastern side Of the river
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1845-02-22
Wilmington MARKET.
February 81.
Y. II. [ Palmer.

No. 50 Pine st, Phila., and 100
Nassau-st, (Tribune Buildings,)
n, Y, and S. E. corner Of Bait.
and Calvert SITS. Baltimore. is our
authorized Agent for receiving
Advertisements and subscriptions
to the "CEcIL WH1G," and col
lccting & receipting forthe same.
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During tie thirty six hours, commenc

During Tie thirty-six hours, commence
ing on Saturday morning last, and ending
on Monday, at noon, no less than 81 yes,
sels entered the Pert Of New York "a
larger Number than was ever known to
arrive before in the same time. OF this
number II were ships, y barqucs, 25
brigs, and 81 schooners.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1845-02-22

Oregon Expeditions We see it stated
that company is forming in Iowa coun-
y, Wisconsin Territory, to emisrale to
the Oregon Territory; one in Musca,me,
Cedar, and Scot! counties, Iowa Territory
another III Galsna and Dubuque; another
IN 'he southern counties OF Town Terri
tory; another it Putnam county, Illinois;
several families III Mercer counly; enc
family E! least, several young men frcm
ii"ch Island county, and some from Ohio,
are making preparations for a journey 10
Oregon - s.. LOUIS Republican.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1845-02-22

The Fraries on Fre.-A correspon-
denl Of the Arkansas lnlcliigencer writes
from Fort Washlta, tina. "Delawaye Jim,''
and party, had arrived at tina. post from
the West, with report that the whole
western praici:s were on fire.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1845-02-22

SMALL NurEs.-'I'he House Of Dele
gates ha, passed bill allowing the Bank 5
of this State 10 renew the issue Of small
notes below five dollars. It will no
doubt pass the SonaIe wiihou. serious
oppOsl!lnM.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1845-02-22

The Newark Advertiser says t'aIIuige
Wiley, who, it will be rccolected, was
tred aud convicted about three years ago,
as an accessory TO the robbery Of the
Frederick County Bank, died recently in
the New York Cl!y Hospital.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1845-02-22

An express locomotive for the London
Herald, over the Paris and Ronen Rail-
road, performcd the distance (cighty-'wo
miles in ninety minules!--,he most en-
traordnary instance ofrapidiIy,wc believe
vM record.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1845-02-22

Virginia U. S, Senator There Will
DO no election ex-senator for Virginia this
year. The Locofocos, having majority
in the State Senate, on Thursday post
poned, indefinitely. by party vote, reso-
lni'on from the House to proceed TO the
election on Friday. This is decisive that
H1nre wi! be No election This session.
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The Cecil SVhig. i.
PC. RICKETTS,. EDITOR.


give have been absent from our of
flee length Of time, ana returning find
our table bnrlhenel with r:any letters;
communications, SC. We shall attend to
them as fast as Time will permit--so we
hope our friends will not thak themselves
sighted BY any apparent delay
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1845-02-22

We re commend all who 90 from Cool
to Annapolis, lc put up at McNier's Boa
ding House i! is the best place III the
city according TO our notion.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1845-02-22

The Postmaster of New y ork, in order
to ensure the speedy delivery Of Ealen-
tines in that city on The l1,h instant en-
ployed an alditi onal force Of TWO hun
dred men
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1845-02-22

U. 5. Scndior.-1 he Hon. Wm l.
DAYroN has been reelected by the Le-
gislatnre Of New Jersey L. S. Scna tor loi
six years from The llh of ATarch next.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1845-02-22
GREAT BRiT.9Ir FRANCE
AND tie UNITED SIXTIES.
The N Y Herald says

lie N Herald says
"On looking over Our files Of French
Journals, received by the last IIayre pack
ct. we have seen il stated in some papers
Of no meal 0'thoity in political affairs,
that the French government have instruc.
led their minister in Washington to CON
cur with the British minister there, in re
monslrating against the annexation of
Texas by this country. When we take
in connection with this declaration, COM
ing from the Constitutional OF Paris. a
statement put forth by tie London Times,
that the French government had concur
red with the English government on the
same question, the superstition was hard
" to be avoided, tina! on Ibis subject Louis
Philippe and his minister, Gu!zot, had
been playing double game, both with
England and the u States. According to
the recent documents published by Mr.
Calhoun, there seems TO be no reason to
doubt tllat Mr. King, our minister in Paris
was informed by Guizot Of the entire neu-
iraity Of France. This declaration by
no means corresponds with those state.
m5nls put forth By the Journals of London
and Paris journals, too. that have access
to Information almost oNic.al.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1845-02-22

New CouNrlrs--There arc applica-
tons for ten new counties before The
PENNSYLVANIA Legislatures
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1845-02-22

Tie Comets We learn from good all.
Ihorl'y thai the TWO comets (ilauyai,',
and the new one were in conjunction
yesterday, at Il distance Of one degree
and Il half from each other. No sue h
phen"mcm0n has ever been known ~ oc-
cur belole,-PEi!a. Inquirer.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1845-02-22

Qz~llon. J. A. Preston, will accep. our
thanks Cor copy Of Mr. John P. Kenne-
dy's Speech on the Texas question,
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From the Baltimore Clipper,
MARYLAND LEGISLATURE.
ANNAPOLIS, Feb. Is, 1915

MIR. Amos presented petition from
citizens Of Hartford, praying the passage
o! an efficient law To enforce the co!ec-
ton OF State taxes in said county.
a bill was reported by Mr.. Ware, re-
dncing the term Of service Of the Senators
o! this Safe, from six TO three years.
and bill TO alter the Constitution, so as
TO give Baltimore county Register of
Wills, an Orphans Cour! aud County
Clerk separate and distinct from Balti>
more city Which bills were ordered to
be printed.
A bill to change the time of appointing
The supervisors of public roads in Cecil
CO., reported by Mr., IloIlyday.
4 debate vas about arising upon reso-
Iu'iono Submitted by Mr.. Morsell, in the
following words, viz:
Resolved by the General Assembly of
Maryland, lhu! the Baltimore and Ohio
RAJ! Road Company is not entitled to the
use Of HE t'3,20O,000 of S per Ct. sterling
bonds issued by virtue Of the act of De-
cember session 1898, CHI. 3S6 and tina,
The Slate is not bound TO pay the same or
the interest thereon.
Resolved, that the Governor be reques-
ted to give notice hereof by publication
Tor four successive weeks in two news
papers published in each of the cities of
Baltimore, Philadelphia, N. York, Boston
and London, and by giving official nfor-
nation Of SAID resolution TO the Messrs.
Baring's, the States Bankers at London.
The arrival Of the hour for taking up
he order Of the day, put stop to the
discussion, and the House proceeded to
the consideration of the Canal Bill.
Mr, Johnson withdrew his motion to
strike ont the S.h to 18th Sec inclusive,
Of the bill, and the House refused to strike
out the enacIing clause. The reading OF
the bill was therefore progressed with,
and the House adjourned pending mo-,
,ion of Mr.. Calvert 10 limit The issue OF
bonds by the company to 81 ,545,O00, on
which, debate is likely 10 continue
through Monday.
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The Speaker Of the House is detained
for awhile from the Seat OF Government.
The House accordingly proceeded TO the
election Of Speaker pro ten. Mr.. Pot
ter and Mr. KI'gour were put in nomina>
ton, and the former was elected. Mr.. P.
in appropriate remarks, thanked The House
for the honor conferred upon him, and as.
sumed the duties Of The Chair.
A bill was reported by MIR. Biser for
The incorporation Of company to make
a turnpike road between Emmiusburg
and Fredericktown. Which was passed.
The House passed to the consideration
Of the Canal bill; Mr. Ware concluded his
speech against the BILL and was followed
by Mr.. Clarke in favor rf it. Mr.. John.
son, Of Frederick, then followed, making
a few remarks in reply to objections urg-
cd against the completion Of the work by
Mr.. Archer Snd others, principally in re
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GJ~Persons who leave horses standing
! abouttow should not hitch where they
| can stand upon the side walks. Il is too
bad to force ladies' TO go into the muddy
streets to PASS them. We trust attention
will be paid to this! is certainly a
breach Of the law Of propric;y, and we
believe, also, Of The law of the town.
g5'Somc OF The Baltimore papers grum-
bic because Gov Pratt gave SO many Of
! tho State appointments in the city, 10 ap.
| pilcanIs from lie counties Were lhey to
look back al the majority they allowed to
be given against him, they probably would
withdraw their objection,
Why is j! that Cecll county got none Of
the appointments in Baltimore ci.y-no
! fish iuspecto;-no wood cort,r-no lea
ther inspector no nothing? Sch CUES
lions meet us on all SIDES. Well we
can't arswer-lor although we got some
Of the secrets at 'court,' we didn't get all.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1845-02-22

New York Safe has, at length, resoly-
cd TO receive the distribution money So
Ioug ago assigned to II by the General
GoYernment, and has passed it to the Gre
dit Of the School Fund. 81, then, ".hc
Democracy" after losing several years
interest on 'he large sum, condescends ,u
lake HE principal.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1845-02-22

II IS rumorfd Inal preparations are il
progress I" seI up another prcscn'men
against Bishop Ondertonl,, in New York
a"d 10 Try him on number Of fresh char
ges.-PhlIA. Inc.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1845-02-22

It is rumured that Mr.. GARDNER, the
Presidents brolAer,in law, IS lo marry
The Presidents daughter.
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lloNoR To IlENRY CLAy.-The citi-
zen' Of RichGeId, Otsego County, New
EolH, have raised: ny subscription, .Aoir
portion Of Ike hundred thousand dollars
fund to be given to Henry Clay by that
Stale. The terms Of the gift are, that the
interest on the hundred thousand dollars
is to 90 to Mr., Clay during his life, and
at hlo decease the entire sum is to be ex>
pended in building a monument 10 bis
memory. But IiuIc progress, however, is
making to The success orthe undertaking.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-03-31

Tie Commonwealth Of t7rgiaia, 10 The Sheriff q
Campbell County, oreefiag
+ WHEREAS an action of covenant has been deIsn-
" ding IN the circuit superior court Of law and Chan
etry hpden IN and for The county Of Camphe between
bel Morton. Trustee. Sc. plaintiff. and benjamin
VI. Walker and Samuel J. u alker. deienaauts. and
heere udgmeai given verdict rendered theron,
tie said Rober Morton departed this life inesiate as II
s sand, and john sheppefaan aud William @. Friend
his administrators have applied for aeer faeias against
the deiendaats and appears BY affidavit filed with
Tie Cletk 81 our said ea0n. thai the defendant, Benla
nlia " Waller. Is oul 81 ihe Commonwealth. by na
spn whereof according the statute IN such made
and provided The seinf aeIas may be served the de
landants agent attorney 10 fact II any he have within
The Commonwealth. OF II he have agent attorney
lhown, by publication af four weeks successfully, pre-
saas II The return day OF the writ, 10 newspaper
published IN this Commonwealth.
Therefore command yon that you make knoEn,
according 10 the statute aforesaid that the said Bona~
mn ". Walker, the defendant a1rsaid, be heafe Tie
Judge Of our circuit superior court 4 law and caneefy,
Aadan IN and lar The county Of Campbell. the frsi
day 81 The utxt May term ui said c1url shuw cause
II any Ia can. Why the action aforesaid should not be
proceeded IN final Judgment. Aud have then there
lha VIII. Witness. John ID Alexander. Clerk Of our
sid cut his 3fd day Of March, ISIS, In the 69lh
year Of the Commonwealth.
mo d. ALEXANDER.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-03-31
.Sag. Hsetey !IEcsaenna:

z OF will take notice, that on Wednesday, tho 10th
IL OF April next between the hours Of ten O'CLOCK A.
NJ aud SIX oeloek, I. ~, al The tavern Of James Hob
son. IN the City Of " assnton Dis. Of Cu, shall pro
coed totake the Deposition of JONI G. Rogers, 10 be
read as evidence, IN nay suit at law now depending ~
undetermined IN the crcnit superior court Of law and
chanctry for the Town of Lynchburg, wherein | am
fFini and You are defendant. lftrom any cause the
deposition shall not to be taken that day, shall! pro-
ceed on The next day between the same hours to take
the same. Nonrs. Sc.
R0DERlCk McDERMOTT
March II -,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-03-31

ne dryness OF legislative proceedings Is sometimes
aet'esfd eya hiiie inn. winch Is the mare Welcomed
ahen u cenes beesnsa 81 It's faftg.e-t amia bealig
laugh was endacd N ile liese II Representatives oi
oh'' some days since, by the presentation uf The al.
loving meuur,al:
81 Nh, Combs, IN leave. prsseuied The pslon Of ri
zees e' Miller township KIM county. gf a laW II Tax
doss.
The following IS the nellan:
a he Honorable Gca1rai .isumlil # The Staie o.
Ohio
Whereas, destruction sar, goat
by sega, aneng tie flisen Of Int,
And danger thai ihas vii do male,
As thy have often heretofore,
Requires thai something should be done
10 stop ihe ra.oals IN tirir uu
We therefute, OF touf fonafs pay,
That You'll enact without daiat,
law that shall impose q lax
On dogs, OF on their on aef's backs,
OF sneh amount may snf,ee
To make dogs n,ord just and sise;
And we'll iaro,er AID a day,
Whom 70 inclined, dc,oail, pfsY
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-03-31
New IRON and Brass Foundry,

FEsiiE UNDERSIGNED, having leased the Foun.
u dry House off. NJ. Warwick, Esq, Immediately
on the canal, in l.ynchburg, adjoining the Commission
aud Lumber warehouse OF b. L. Sackett. takes this
method to inform his friends and the public generally
thereof lie is prepared to fill orders OF any size or nat
tern with neatness and DESPATCH either in Iron or Brass
having empoyeda rst-ate casterboh in Iron and Brass
Any one ordering Castings. who have not the patterns
can have them made at the Foundry on the most nc
commodating terms.
In addition to the Foundry and Pattern shop. | have
Machine aud Finishing shop, on the same premises,
where am prepared 10 make repair any kind Of Ma
ehlnefy in Iron, Brass or Wood
The subscriber is agent for the manufacture and sale
OF Bucks Double Cylinder Stationary Cast Iron Smut
Machine. newly patented Machine, which is warrant
ed 10 excel any other now in USE for cleaning the worst
KIND ofsmutty and dirty wheat. lleis now manuiac-
turing Cast Iron Tobacco Flalieners superior article
Persons interested are invited to call and examine for
themselves, before purchasing elsewhere
Threshing Machines on hand for sae,-a prime arti
Gle. p w CoFFFF
July 10 WIS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-03-31
March 10

VIRGINIA: 1t rules held in clerks off e Of the cir
ee superior court Of law and chaneery holden in and
Tor The eoanty o Gamheli, The }ri day of March 1915;
blZaoeth hoah anl Mary Moon, Plaintiffs,
against
Elizabeth Moon, Archibald Noon VIM Moon, Ioleomhe
0rean AMI Susan bis wife formerly Sasnn Monn BRYANT
Akts and Martha MS wife formerly Martha Moon Joel Ale
Kinney executor OF josiah r. N Don deceased james shear
er Bryant Akers andJ q. Moon prien,anls
In CnAHcfRY.
The delen ant G Moon mol havi y or tey.I his anpear
anee ahd given security according thu act of Assembly
aud the rules OF this court and it appearing by iisiactoy
evidence that ne rs mol nhmhan of This commonweal
Is ordered ,a said deendap appear here on the first a
o the nSt May Term ot this and sser the bill The
Pahs, aud that copy OF tins order be farhm It'll inserted
IA some newspaper printed in The town nchhnre io two
months snceesyey and pnstetat he honoor OF the court
mouse OF this county on some court day,
tnpy-Tsste
JNo y. ALIEN ASDER. GPk.
maleitf WIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-03-31
Livingston County Premium

WI '" foQUA having transferred to me the
49, :, agency Of the LIVINGSTON COUNTY
rs ~ ION PLoUGHS, | am now prepared to sell
At o ,ae,ofy prices, large. and well assorted stock
be constantly receiving direct from the annfc,ory III,
a0oNe ineehs' Points and Fixtures So that there will
oe no dicny Of getting the Points, Slides &C. 10 sun
'"e iouehs al any Tine. IL would be needless far me
- ien1on mere the many advantages that the LIVING
,oh i90sh Possesses over aoiher Poughs now in use
of US character Is too well known by those who have
used them, to need any farther recommendation. Cal
1'' NV" at ''ioh' T. j. OfEY.
ya,os Commission Merchant
wl2m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-03-31

sALisueRt. \. c. Much -
Pure aad a Horrible Deei-Onr community vas
characterization on as Thursday morning hy The e port
ed death uf Mrs. May Nrsr. felct ii lha late Am
Nesi, aged about 50 years. and her grandson. lAaaY
SWINE aged about II years. living -four nils North Of
this place, whose hill CONSUMED hdts nefa drawn Out
ofshe flames oi he hnfaiag aud DESTROYED dwelling Of
she deceased. The fire sas 6fst discovered by the
neigers about day hight. bL II had So lar progressed
ia' II aas impossible Ia the cutie destruction nj
The dwelling, smeke house, and crib ieeether Nth all
Their contents. The bodies d The nuiutaaals old lady
and her gfandson were po discovered enil ste hour
indeed II Was hoped lhey ha1 escaped .foln ihe b0rns
edihce, ter Wilhelm whom discovered and afas
nal, they were saeel5rle must shocking 10 beHaI1.-
Nearly all The mhs If eaah Refa a3har eai.7sIq n
paflly burnt OF their heads eefe gaae As iassfYtd
ny ,he IRE. Jaty VI la49esi having been sammaae8
20 Inc spni. alef due exaninaln8 found TIM the de-
cPssed had ennie Ia them deaths By the violence 1T sane
nhenown person of persons. an fhe morning ii Thurs
day and that the building Vas then fired Ars. Wesl
was known 10 b. IN possession 81 srvefa hundred dol
lars IN silver and paper mneY aud ihne Is M doubt bnl
the pefpe,taof Of the botd decd ns related. was Ia
pursuit Of ihIs and very probably obtained line ahoo Of
~ u gtelmaa,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-03-31
31oftfcaI
vnE CONSTRUCTION.

ny nRfssr.
Great asra Tie heat. and sinng the minds
of those who framed. "a hish dehals,
Tbs immortal league al io,e iha tliinds
Our far bfead Emriie, State iih siaie.
And deep the eladnfss ii lie hour.
When az Inc aaspiaisns task sas done,
snsolsma uasi, The swHrd Of power
Mas gisaa 10 nlof, aaspoil'd son.
Iha, nab'e raea Is Fane-the suns
ufftts yeafs have fisea an sci.
Bni he h,ighi links those thasrn anas
Go strongly logged afe brighter ,at.
Wiie--as onr own fFee race inerfase-
" ME shall attend ihs elastic ehain,
And bind IA everlasting peaee.
siale ailsT staia. mighty trim.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-03-31
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
EfsSEs ,%.JE,E,.

FEYllE SUBSCRIBER offers Tor sale the Tract of
a Land on Which he resides in the county OF Camp
bell about one aud hall miles lrum lynehbnrg, Join,
lug the Lands OF William Daniel, Jr. This Tract con
ains 22 acres, about 80 OF which ara in woods
heavily mbefod, and good TonAcco LAND as any in
Campbell county. The buildings are good; the dwell
ling trained h1use with six iooms four aboyo ground
aud two IN the cellar and SIX repaoes the ou buildings
are very good three tobacco houses, good framed
Kitchen and smoke huus6 corn house shielded on three
sides for stables, and good negroes house with stone
chimney. There Is good orchard Of apple rees-two
hundred choice fruit ,rees-lho cultivated Lands are
divided into five fields and three lots II Is not neees
sary 10 say any thing more, as those wanting To buy
will view Tor themselves will sell the entire Tract,
part, may suit purchasers. Will take pleasure
IN showing The Land oaoy person wanting 10 buy.
DOUGLASS II. PUCkETf
Mafch 3 ts