Evening Star Newspaper, April 9, 1863, Page 8

» *./Scanian, Tema. ‘Smith, Thos. f,. & ¥E2952 2 8 Snow, William R.., -|Scett,’ William F.. Part 12 & im sSavage, W. L., trustee, rs part 24 & 25/Swann, Wm, T........000 :.,Stone, William J. Tee “2. | * -+-|/Smith, North % 2 &/Sbansneey, William oO. im Stubbs, William E...... sub Ti & te Outing tie acest ic a8 Bes B uinniag en @b 2 viding ‘ine of lota Nc SS and 59, ranuiny heore north 13 fe-' 4 ‘4 laches, hence weat feet, t) Bence ipo 105 feet t wd neing. Ditte em Beginning oa Barth 95 f>et west from) the routheast corner of] . seiSl t, end yeeniag thence weet 18 fre + thence north 185 feet t& the pubic alley, thence east 1° bag reg nl 8 nth 1d5 ‘eet to the be ginning ‘ Ditte..... ta eses Beginning 35 feet nopth:, of the line @ivtaing] |. Tots 25 “and 2B, thene< aeatee long 4°h street 14 eet north “thence weat 131 _fext 7} Inehes toa 30 feet ai- ley, flence acuth [4 feet, thence east 131 fext7 1D hes to begin or Ditte.. oe Bring the south 20 feet fiont by: the depth jo! the iot Ditto... score to Asylum. For 1853, 4 12; 1856, $4.46; 5857, $5 15; 195s, $5 15; 1659, $5 68; isso, $6 37: > $5 90; 185 $5 90; 1859, $5 14, 1850, $3 64; 1857, $1 20; Iss $4.20; 1859, 94 20; 1-60, ~ $155. Diito.........00% For 1855, $8 6: 87 23; 1-57, $8 34; $8 34; 1859, $7 51; 83 68; "1556, $3 92; 1857, $4 62; 1653, $4 58; 1860) $6 92- lobo Ditto.......000 For 1855, $163 $5 01;-1857, 39 7=; 1856 $5 75; 1849, $1 63; sS80, $531 Beginning 29 feet iv in- ches from the north- east comer, and run- ning west 45 feet 2 in ches, thence seuth 52 feet, thence ezst 45 feet 2 inches, ead thence: north 52 feet to the be inning. Beginning at the north- east corner of said square, and running thence south 20 feet, thence due west 96) 3 ta exch per- ; Oe uome: Number of Lot Totel amount Hein B., centh Ho ving a front 2 8 reet of B4.feet & back the depth of th- let, and acjoining tt: 34 N-weeseo seen ~ ee eter feeeesess Won Patten. Charies L 50: 254; 1860, 9275 Tax for abating a nuts}! ance on Interest from! Aug. 15, 1853, 202. to Di ttO... 005.2050. 000¥. Sod Tewonenenennnn Qerges - 4 north of the di ‘ven, Jobn B., in tenat...|.ac00.| 98 61) 25 Of) a5 9, Rw 4 “frost on North F at running beck with 1 Derk 55 foet 6% in.) perts 5B and/Talbot, J E........ cccccs|seeee ing the gouth 9 front of Tot 69 by the Liebe 7 — 5. inches on re depth o pany. pth fabier, John. For-1860, 74 Di'to.....For 1860, $8 3] Pam for opening «li = St ning for s#id par: ¢ SU feet from thr foutheast corner ofsaid) squere, and fronting on K street south, and} thence wet 25 feel, thence north 100 et , thence erst 25 thence south 100 feet,| part 12 & im | Towers, John ‘£., & Lem)i|....-. Being the north 45: feet| front by the depth the Jot. thence north to Vir-| Ina avenue 25 feet ence with the lide of| Virginia avenue ‘7 feet, thence south . to} derwerken, Gilbert. ..|.-...- soz | part? & im. |Ven re by Being thé west 10 feet front of lot 1 by depth thereof, an: ecat 9 fect front by the depih of lot No.2 part 2 & ims. [Rbompeon, Micb the Intersection of street east, thence run. ning on the line cf said! M street south 28 feet, hence nerth 91 feet,’ duc} 38 50] 57 75145 30) For_186u, $49 05} Beginning at the south west comer of sald lot, thence south 20 fect, thence by a segment of a circle of 6 feet radin: piece oF parcel agLSZERR vatd lot, thence wes: 20 feet, thence south to! the heginning. part of 8 and/fate, Mary A 8... RARBSSSlRY Beoce cs eeowmos me 10000608 1D Coe bad Beginning at the south ezst corner of ‘the lot, and running. thence| north 36 feet 7% in- ches, thence east 1 DittO,r,severesoeesseeee - Beginning at the south- east corner of said lot,| and runring 12 feet inches on a tine witb M street south, thence! 3..ceeeeeeee./Pbcmpson, teh’l. in trust for Mary Peters For 1853, $2 97; 1659, $3.95; 1860. $4 2 pert of 8 and/Thompson M:rtlmer....e.{eeeese| 15 65 Paving tax on is’t(in the trom Dec. 19. 1860 ‘$20 47 be north balf off lot with the ex ception of 3 feet.off the! north side of fe part} hereby conveyed. Mary Jane, in trust} 8 50) hence south to} ginning 91 feet. part sub 21 |Vivans, Louis .... the south 25 f-et past 10 & ims] Thor: from the northe: st cor- .. Thorn. For 1859, $10 20;. 1:40, <1 ner of said square and thence west 20 fect 6) T1.........../Venable, William P. ... part and imp/Venable, W.3:........ Beginning at the West corner of sald square, and rannine thence north 41 feet, thence east 48 feet; to the dine of Virgint: avenue $0 feet, thenc=, 642) 64 40) a 40 said lot on 8th strc< thence 94 fect 4 inches thence south 18 feet nches, thence it 94) feet tnches “o said 3th street. the ice north 18 ches, to beg in- seeees) 27 64) avenue 31 feet 6 inches} feet, thence due north! 20 fectto I street,thence, east £6 feetto the be- +y toy trast for Mary Ana Hughes, — a. ar 1858, pre $A 85; 1859, $22 54; $24 41; 1861, $18 78, 1m the name of Georze W. Hughes sat hting the street William 8. (col’d) DIO... sce eeeeesseeeeres Beginning on E alreet north 20 feet 8 Lue! ‘west from the southeast, corner of said square,| and running thener weat 20 feet 8 inches,| thence north 91 feet 1 inches, thence Bigtistog ot tuw'e eg inn’ % cont sorner C4 Sata 1et, favloe, George P.......- Thomas, Georgo, tn trust, sou'hwe-t corner said squere and run Bing thence east 60 fee! thence north 280 . 7 Aim 16 and imps |T~ ‘Tax for 1861 (in the of Wm. B. Todd ) a8 88 by the depth of lot and the east 19 feet Wood, Bridget, and B2¢ int. from Dec 18, 1964 Liz bting the street. S2232 2 12) 3 19\te3S08 2 rt 24 & imp;Wallingsford, Alfred.....|......| 76 81] 78 54] 78 54 | Ree. 20 [ppt 3 Begiuning at the south-' ‘weat corner of the lot, thence running ezst 1 feet 8 inches, thence} north 24 feet, thence! west 160 feet & inchés, and thence south ‘0 the place of he- D, ba implvest, Like the street,/..,... t8 & im ‘est UF J. ceneeee-e- - P)'" For 1669, in the name May Bo kmecres te TO WHOM ASSESSED, No sof Sqnare: ae ee et, north 83 feet 44- In- chet, thence eas: feet, thence south 83 feet4 inehes, to the beginning. Rete |) ibrery On, . iz) For 1850, $8 33; 1880 89 02) Beiag thevorth % fee: Aaiegs the depth. of the lot. part 14 & ima] iilems, Lemuel D.....}.. £ i The most poitbera 1 ee feet froai front to rear dite, Malibew H. . : Beginning tAfeet 3 inc! roa {Be sou:h west cor ner cf-esid lot 6, and| fot eee 14 fee: ‘Inches Fihen east ‘then eénth 14 feet 3 in. ches, then.west 85 : to the’ Bart's & imp) Wilsons, Sra res i6'o2 Beginning ‘en -C é north 961 feet from thet - --@outhwest’ Goes 4 said ‘square. guaning! thenée ‘north 116 feet, thence west 17° feet. .|Wagner, Phillip F. ‘Tax paving miley, inet ‘ax paving in fom Mareh 23, 1981. Tax.for abating a nuts- ance, interest from Oc- tober 16; 1880, $31 78] North of|Waters, Robert A., in trust] 11 & imps.| for M’ A. Mickum: part of 4and|Wecks, Rachel. /.......+.}-..... imps. Beginning fron 7 a +<southwest.. Gorner of - sald square, and run ning west with said strect. 14 feet, “thence, due east 90 feet, to a 1 feet alley, thence alon: the said ciley, éouth 1: feet, thence west 90 tot ebeginning. 908 497 fi x Being the east =e frome by the depth of 1S 5 rt of 25 &|Willlams, Sarah B. Poi mpe. ‘For 1860, Res. 11 front’ by 78 fect deep 2 and impr. | Weaver, Thomas. partS &im |[Ditto........s00. Being the north 28 feer front by the depth of the lot, and fronting or ] 22d street west South 44 &im/|W il:iams, Thomas 5 sub. 3.,.....|Wright, William, sé i Lighting the stree! amb. 4......:| Ditto:........ nee sacvenes Lighting street mub. 5. Ati@.....5.. be Lighting the treet! Ditto... Lig: .|Wortbington, Ward, Willlam H., trust! for BR. Lattimer Beginning at the north- east corner of sald and fhence runni: thence ea:tto the be- ginning ‘ Lighting ther’ so¢, Ut end imps |Wilton, Willers on es Tax for Posing alley, oF "Eat dad 6 98 ry iT 23. 26 and In: ps. White, William 6. & J..L gard imps.) Ditto... oe} 1 50 jncecce]-sooes! 16 OB 1008 L283 Oe C3 & i) | HE BRAVE AT ROME. (© © male satdl who binds the attios s gush, I vier baie teas ot \ Soveeantetrese mr ap rerdietio. mareheice | arene Bercel et) e PAC as, raat oe t ——— oe | pas, Rural New Torker asm past [athaway calls Sor tuets y' about worn-out land, I ers During the winter of ry piece of worn-out land m -thin soil. It had been eerie chabet cs came ag portant tea | 67 cond weit be a. ear plowed 18 acres; sowed to f ith 10 Iie. clo¥ eld, 18 bushels per acre. alee eet two tuns per, adhesive blue clay, rich. I went to engaged the manure atatlivery ; fall or winter, hauled it on to the | square, putting two loads of muck heaps w: every load. Fourth year, acres, at the rate of ten loads per acre, pi Yield, 125 bushels acre. °; The crop being eS tatiure in many of the country, telling on the fold at digging time, and contin through the winter end spring, at an average of about fifty cents per bushel. The | of the had a light dressing of barn- man and was plan to corn; yield, 40 bushels per acre. Tinh and sixth peep a had a t dressing of barn-yard manure, and planted to corn; about 40 bushels per acre last year. The corn had a Plaster each year. Seventh year, oats; 7M, EI nae Per stubble was plowed once, and sown to wheat. wheat year) 19 bushels acre. Ten pounds of clover per Ser mover ancl $9 a seat in Se ne Tam Soll ware that this cal well an very ising. Gore not make a very large owing, ‘still I think it proves conclu- sively that so-called worn-out Icnds are not Norwalk, Huron county, Ohio, 1863. : . Ke apps a7 A New Orleans correspondent tells the following :— Br. acerileman who owns alarge plantation, porentiy Dad sense ne visitors at place, and, to sho’ k up sing, whereupon the fellow struc! od ane oxteree wnest hones more to the amausement of the guest® than of the host.” PxiLo Comstock.