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Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-09-06
MAHOGANY.
From a London PnUer.

FROM London Paper
The difficulty of procuring mahoga-
ny, aud other costly woods, and the
consequent exorbitant prices demanded
for the ordinary articles Of family con.
venience, has oecssioned the art Of the
chemist to be applied to a subject PEI
cuiiarly calculated to promote domes.
tic establishment at trifliug expense.
1t has been eontriyed TO render any
species Of wood Of close grain 80
nearly to resemble mahogany in The
texture, density and polish, that the
most accurate judges are incapable of
distinguishing between this happy im,
itation and the native produce. The
first operation, as Row practiced in
France, is to plane the surface, so as
to render it perfectly smooth the wood
is hen to be rubbed with solution Of
nitrous acid, which prepares it for the
materials subsequently to be applied.
Afterwards one ounce and half Of
Dragons blood. dissolved in pint Of
wine, and one, third Of that quantity Of
carbonate of soda, are to be mixed los
gether and filtered, and the liquid in
this state 10 to be rubbed or rather, laid
% the wood with a soft brush. This
process is repeated with very little al
ITERATION, and, in a short interval after
wards, the wood possesses the exter-
nal appearance We have deseribed.-
When this application has been pro,
periy made, The surface will resemble
an artificial mirror but il the polish
becomes less brilliant. by the use of
little cold drawa 'iuseed oil, the wood
will be restored to its former brilIiau-
cy.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-09-06
LEES ELIXIR.
Price 81 per bot,le

This truly valuable Medicine, hos for the
last sixteen years been the most efIica-
ciOus medicine known, for speedily and ct.
fectualy caring the most piOicnt colds,
Coughs, asthmas, approaching consumptions,
and Hopping Coughs.
Wilmington. NJ C.. J Esd Mag, 1921
Dear Sir-I WIS attacked with mos: VIC.
lent headache and pain in the breast. so that
It was with the utmost difficulty could
draw my breath, or utter single sentence
louder than whisper; was advised by my
friends to procure bottle Of your ElirT,
which did, end from two three doses
found great relief, and the use Of one bottle
effected my complete cure.
Your obliged humble servant,
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-09-06
LEES ORIGINAL
HzBHLY sPPROVED
FAMILY MEDICINES,

Lse's Truly Halsfnb(e y edGcines. have now
stood the test Of about sixteen years, & their
exellent Qualities are now we'll known and
established y
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-09-06
TO ~ W. PCT U"A.
A Certain and powerful remedy for destro,
ing I'll kinds OF worms,
Wonderful Tape Worm.

The proprietor of Lees Family Medicines,
has been put in possession of Tape Worm,
passed by a Lady forty years old, expelled by
the use of Lees truly efiicacious Worm Des
troying Lozeoges, which measures eight feet
long AID contains three hundred Joints =
This Worm, with two round Worms, of I3 &
fifteen inches long, and three fourlhs of an
inch round, expelled from chile not S years
old. by the use of Lees Lo.engcs. are now to
be seen at Lees Family Medicine Dispense.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-09-06
Lees Essence and Extract OF
Mustard,

Pfice s. per bottle.
An infallible remedy tor Bruizes. Rheumas
,sm, Sprains. Numbness, Chilblalns, &c &
.ur. -Nioah Ridgeiey,
SiR-It is with grea pleasure and se:issac.
sion, inform you of the wonderful cure pc,
formed on me by your truly excellent rs.
tence of Mustard. have been so greatly
afflicted with rheumatic pans, as TO lose en-
tirely she use of my rieh; leg, thigh and hip,
indeed it extended to my shoulder-By the
use OF the bottle purchased of you, am
perfectly cured.
Yours with esteem.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-09-06
To Mr.. Noah Rsdgsiy, Baltimore.
Lees Grand Restorative, or
Nervous Cordial.

Price 81 per bottle, formerly 81 so.
Amongst the most common symptoms at.
tending this distressing complaint, are tie
following, viz:
Lowness of spirits, loss of appetite, impu.
rIty of the blood, hysIerica! affections. in.
ward weakness, violent pains in the head.
back, loins, limbs, sc.
The principal operation of this remedy is
IN the stomach, restoring the digestive pow>
er, and sending forth from that organ new
health and vigor in every part OF the syss
tem.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-09-06
LEES
Famous Ambitious Pills.

= Price so cents per box.
They are. exceilentiy, adapted to carry of
superi1ucus bile, aud prevent its morbid Sc
cceklo1e~-tc restore and amend the appetite
pro<},lee a free perspiration, and thereby
prev<r< colds, which are often of fatal conse,
TPiease to ask for "Lec's A,ti bilious
Pills. with the signature of
NOAH RlDCELY,
Late = tchoes Lee. g Co. as mons others
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-09-06
IAiscslianu.

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Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-09-06

Price $50 cSnts per bottle.
The Persian LotiqR operates mildly, render
ing the skin cs;ely soft and smooth i'm
proving the complexion.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-09-06
! FlVFIk "A . WOO ON,
2 miles on The Washington road
LEES
Fever and Ague Drops,

Prlce e oe0ts per pbiaI formerly 81.
.Waddteto7on, Nd. Oct. 1Oth, 1922.
Sir--We are now happy to inform you,
that the result latter correct trial. of your
Lees ague and Feper DroDS,
has been of the most Aanering kind, not only
few cases has been cured of that very disa-
greeable ard irksome complaint, but sir, cue.
,y case, SO for rs our enquiries have reached
has been perfectly erred, and some indeed by
tew doses only.
We desire ts remain, sir, yours respectful
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-09-06

'3fft 49, - (f041 fsf1gefy.
Dear SIR, Having made use Of tie various
Pills in my Family, offered 20 the public for
the last twenty.iive years, and having found
your ceiebrated Anti>t,ilious Pills, the most
,efiicac'ous in cleansing The stomach and bows
seis, removing he d..chcs, sick stomach and
having used them for several years past, can
have no hesitation in stating. that believe
them (as renresen,ed)
Most Valuable Family Medicine.
JACOB SMALL,
a,,
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-11-25
APUBLIC ui,FORrUNE.

CINc,SsArI, Nov { 1t is with feel
irgs al the deepest regret that We have 10
record perhaps, the g,eates; calamity that
ID our young c,y, has experlroIrd
sine. ITS tOuuda ion We mean the entire
destsuct,on OF tie Steam Mildly fire. The
amount of the loss we have not YET learnt,
but have understood that there was wheat
10 the amount OF lU 900 bushels. and about
500 barrels OF -four packed; The quantity
in PREPARATION We have not heard estIma.
ted he ydiue o, to- cotton mach n-ry,
&c. We have heard rs,sd at ABOUT 6UO0,
and as there was little saved OF The VIII lie
contents It may be. perbsp., a moderate
compute l,on 10 estimate the Whole los at
8Oto 10000 dollars. other papers say
To-, 900 dollars MOI part OF the building
or contents, we have understood, were 10
sured.
The FIRE was discovered about II o..
clock, and about one all was IN one Com
mon flane. ROOF and doors tsllen in. and
all exeItion at exiIugu,shlng completely
useless . h- attention OF the bremen was
therefore very properly TUNED to saving
the contiguous buildings, several OF which
were 10 the most imminent danger. but
fortunately little damage was done; and
though the roofs OF some OF the house,
caught FIRE, by the exerlon OF The hremen
sDd others, il was speedily extiDguisb.d
Ii appears there is nothing bu, conjec
ture as a. he cause. The mos, probable,
however, IS. that il rose from the friction
OF the machinery The mill in the flour
department was in Opera alton at the time
but The discovery OF the hre was not msde
till II was too late TO save any thing but
few pieces Of cloth from the clOther's de.
pariDent
There has uot been any fire or fires 10
the city since IT Was founded by which
The pu1l,c has sustained so great loss -
The conveuieoey OF haviog -four meal.
bran d.. at suy time, and 10 any quaDuj
~, Was so great TO our citizens, as 10
make ibs loss more severely iei.; aud the
wool csitmg, Cotton sp,nnlng and fuIiing
business. gave employment to many per.
sons who are now destitute Of business
Altogether. we v'ew u as heavy e.lalni-
", but Al The same tiue we have reason
for great thankiui1ess that neither lite nor
limb was lest or other casualty occurred
upon ,he melancholy occasion
II is bu, justice TO say that the 6remeu
use their . most exerlions IN viii, h may
be attributed the safety OF the con'ieuoU.
buildings. lddvs''sssr.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-11-25

10 siisace. The Turks wers taken -.
,ireiy ny surprise and the teut OF the r..
cha surrounded.
Bozzari, isunted the in6dels for ,h.;,
.carelessness AMI their defeat and then
stepping forward seized the Pacha win
bis own hands. He. however, received
mortal wound from Moor, aud wa,
borne Of by his soldiers. while the PasS,
was killed on the spot. The last words Of
BOzzaris were these:
MY friends, to die Tor liberty is plea.
sure, and not pain. Freedom 10 no, ar.
CURED but al great sacrifices. die con-.
tent. because I have contributed 10 the in.
dependence Of my country. CONTINUE
your services to her. and do mol ouil your
arms hu, amid The destruction Of your p.
nemies
This is deed worthy Of ancient Greece
10 her most heroic ages. The character
as we'll as the late of Bozzars may bear,
comparison with tina OF Epamnondas
ami the Sulintes remind Us OF the heroes nj
Thermopyle Such men are worthy 10
fight for liberty and TO enloyn.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-11-25
MENDICAST GIRLS.

There are probably several hundred
guls, vt from nine 20 fourteen years oi age,
whose constant employment IS that Of tra-
Yelling auout the streets OF he city aud
.nipeing houses. <ffices and stores, sssaii.
ing every cue they meet wilh-'Hill you
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-11-25
KENTUCKY.

' KEN UNI.
We hear from the Kentucky Legislature
thai resolution was before The Senate Tor
resnouins the JUICES OF the Court OF Ap-
peas On the o'h ,usi. MIR Worihing-
ton askei leave 10 introduce bill to au
thorise vote to he taken y toe people on
th. su'Jeci OF calling a Convention. The
avowei object is to make the Judges res
ponsibIe to the people. loslead OF holding
Their oh es for lite, they are TO he r. aP-
pointed every six years. Some opposition
existed, but leave was granted by vote
oil 66 % 50. which may be considered as
Indicative of the strength of the two par
Ties" The session vi the Legislature, ii
is SAID, viii be stormy and protracted
, Eibid.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-11-25

The Insurance Companies of Boston
have presented several handsome pieces Of
plate to the master and officers OF the ship
Panther, OF that port, as testimony oi
thu sense entertained Of their merit in pre-
&c wing that vessel laat autumn in the Pa
CHIC Ocean. ,,,.
The Panther, waen seve- In Ma
-,1.s f,,,,, = -~'-.,v.u.s---cs 4 ~ isA;s'sss
sfiff IN veiy periIous situation. aad when
rign,ed nad more than six teet water a. her
hHid; bul by he skill aud extraordinary
exe lions OF the captain officers and crew,
tb4 vessel aud the greater part OF her car
% we're saved, and with much ingenuity
and per.. We ance. conducted first % an IN.
termel,a,. port, aud 6ualiy TO their port
OF destination.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-11-25

Major General Scott, arrived in this city
on Thursday He is on his way 10 the
west, Tor which Military Department he
exchanges command with Sajor General
Gaines TOR the next two wears. Nat. Int
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-11-25

Every day unfolds the greatness OF our
country. II was but te~ Years ago. when
we ,artiy raised IS much cotton as would
an We our doiocsuc comfort; Ne now ex'
port nore than any other nation IL was
bu Yesterday We believed that tea would
nn' grow IN our country; W. now see teat
il can re Gu, waited, and ut a q Vol corres-
poDi,Rg 9th the tastes of cOnno'ss~ur,, -
Thus ii Is that we psogress TO state OF IN
dependence; and ~ tew years more We
shalt cease perhaps, TO depend upon a
70 e,ga country tor this delightful beve.
rage, lL0uis'dnd .1dv.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-11-25
Henry p. Whitney,
II As just received from Baltimore. F..
- we'll selected assortment OF
Enu mud WsaAa~ rL

together with ladies and misses Legborn
Sa'. wnn extra crowns; which, with every
OF READY MADE CLOTHING, he
oaefs ior sale at reduced prices Tor CASH,
al loe corner oil Prince and Watersheds.
opposite the Farmers Bank Of Alexandra.
"Pste isw2m
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-11-25
From hDumks Courier.

" iate' we hve ne rumors OF an ex.
traordiRary cbllshIcA living al New.
ton atewart-r'nors incredible, that
We neither asg or eAE our readers 10
believe them e'ef'tss, The truth OF
the story was sostr ,hg asseried, & ba
by different "uaEbat we were in. !
duced to solicit aiorm on The subject,
and the iol'o"'nI IS 'n$ stancs OF q let. :,
ter which we reeived night from =.
most respectable quat T." You nav
safely insert . sraeffespectiDg The
child you write bout. story is sim
ply this-ln the year a woman !,
the PARISH OF oeTpregnant, and
some lime beior, the vas born oave
as the sthrT a narrieo Oh. nan'anr
John "oon. lac ma,&ly protested
bis innocence. snd -reny said. tb,,
ne "oulo no c",'e,s ~ name was S
stamped on IT'S 'srenea9 p short time,
the woman was deliyer( bop and IN 4,
about ten days iberesttt etter. john =
Wood on the right, 4 In 1912 m i. :.
the lett eye, became pl legibje ~ .
These words and figure the n.r, or =
the eye which surrpsT pupil. he. u
twIxt the bail and the VI IN. eve ~ -
that they cannot tor a u be sun nos y,
ed To have been trsc nv hm,r.a -
nano: D ~, ,',.u a,S ~ =, rs is truly nj
an Irishman, who, wit con -. ~
been living in Newte for som. 81
time past. Most OF ID hen II; nth, ,b' -
.o"n s.s "ss ~ ~h inspected en-
.pe wy 80 a: 10 think 3D.
mere Is 10 m 'Mpo'' .";.h Pr. The bal
and although betwixt S &c nId :, Wv
can neither stand nor D.. , " YER
most singular circums much 90 ~. :"
that il is hardly cTedi 49,. ~.
you may rest assured q r.ev .; O y,
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-11-25

The Philadelphia Gazette says, that
nearly thirty thousand men are at present
employed on the great canal from the Tex
ell 10 Amsterdam Fhe marsby earth which
is found tovarts tue bottoW OF the canal,
is aiken on, With bag -ne;s. aud fills more
than thousand GOATS each day The ca.
nsi Will be p feet IN depth. SD that
thu largest Eas' and west lnd,anen may
pass direct ID Amsterdam without unload.
ing part OF their cargoes at Inc fexel. The
can,I viii be more than slxy English D,les
long, AMI will lost, without including the
gres. hood gates. more l0an ninety mil
lion OF gUilders.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-11-25
buy cod sosp. only ok pence Tor iour

guy JON SoSPs Uh'y 80 f's
cakss-% 90, ~" :.
or some l. ,H,ns attic Fur ;he most
part, The are haie, heariy looking rfi,
aren. wlmigbt be ussluIly employed,
but who lar The most .,Issoiu,e and de
praved a.arance, and by daily inter
coprse " the scum OF society ~bicb floats
about th{reets, h''e cameo tue u'cs'
vulgar slk, and are training up TOT 'o's.
my. A not eleven years OF age' just
opened d Office door and called out IN
loud voic Viii you buy an aimanac?--
NJ no -Hby the devil don't you say SO
them Qhl moi The CITY authorities %
preyen, d. children from wan ier,ng a.
bout the streets O this manner aBo
sna. cb tth from he pauperism ana d!s
grace to tkh they are Fastening! WIZ
not our ievOieHt ladies who remember
and INIT, the example of Elizabeth Fry
and the L excellent Mrs. Graham. exert
,hemsely to saw this little osnd OF va
grants fri ruin! lSo'e'mdn'
The et,cter Oft . present Pore hus
given IN French paper: THE Cardinal
Sella Geta IS no, man alter, the hears
ct those 70 sigh tor the revival OF The "a
gorom, a,,inisiration of the days OF Plus
The Sxtb.rhe name OF Leo, which ne has
assumed,s at once an index to h's tastes,
and a suatee OF his future conduct. II IS
hi, boss, hat upon all subjects, he 'eeis
precisely Leo did, and that he viii
reign by e Arts, 4 for Italy, # possible
We all rnember the important mission
upon who ne was sent to Paris in 1914,
which vase explain some parts OF the ex'
,raordinar, Concorda, of 1901, and the
reason for hitch he was chosen tor such a
mission, vi, that no oiber man was equal
ly capable nth b m Of discharging the in
portant duts of II. He remained in "a
ris duringth hundred days Upon another
occasion hesas sent to the Rhine with
view of cociI.ating the interests OF tn
Catholics All ProtestaDts. In one word
of all the Sared College, he is The mos
modern maj and besI acquainted with tn
causes With led 10 the present Stale o
,hings in Euope. His library is said TO b.
be finest al 2ome.'
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-11-25

my Information. Dr.: Smith examined 1t
YESTERDAY, and hsvr myself frPeat di>
seen 1t, tr,i examined i's father (A' the
eni 1.-THE etter is drawing OF the eyes }
Her then is a marvellous story With ayen-
peance: and whether the disease with
which The child is afflicted may have b.
ase1 The i.naginatitns Of its visitors in the
same ~ay we see castles in the air. ~.
leave others TO Determine. just as we bad
recriyed the above letter. Mr.. 1'oser' "
Newtown.S,ewart, called ON Us; who, a.
ter r. pea,flg the same story, SAID u W.
bad any doubt ofthe statement. we might
put biz name TO it.
Davis's Straits Whale Fishery--lhe
| I nndon Courier say. the nunber OF hsh "a
Yea IN this fishery the present year ex'
coed. any former A list OF So British
vessels is given which had taken nine hun
did and sixty-nine whales; aud eight o.
ther vessels were nearly all full.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-11-25
FROM CIIRRACOh.

F;les 81 he Curraco. COurs.t 10 tn IL n
nit have been received at the fflre y
York Evening Post-Tbey confirm The sc-
counts lately received from Caracas. res
meeting the formidable preparations max
ing ia Colombia to reduce Porto CaveIIo;
and add that Gen Paez had already COM
me need his operations ny bomoardnent
of toe castle OF San Felipe
A letter from Caracas. dated TIN Oct
six day. later than our last accounts, states
that official dispatches had been received
from Bolivar, dated Head quarters at fas-
to q6th July, by which It appears that,
accompanied by Gen Solom he entered
Pasto by two different roads, and for The
third and last time Paci6ed this turbulent
city, after putting to death upwards OF GU
rebels, without leaving one alive to under
take ano,ber instruction. The President
(continu 3 he wriler) patbe ,icaily takes
bus leave OF his friends here; he repairs Ia
Peru at the head of l6 900 bayonet-, NOT
will he return to bis beloved country until
peace is restored to our sister republic
and the happiness and tranquility VI Co.
Iombia is thereby es-ured. This master
piece, be is confident to achieve before
wear is elapsed, aud no sooner IS this done
than he will retire from active lite. and q
nish the remaining part OF bis days quietly
in he city which gave him birth ! ne Sc
cond in command Of the rebel Cin0efos'
/ Captain Aguirre, is taken prisoner, acc
| brought mere
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-11-25
LONGHAiRED AFRICANS.

Hugh Cam, bell, Of the English navy,
has addre,seds letter 10 the Editor OF The
London Courier, dated Sept. %, 1898, on
the subject of intelligence lately publish
ed in The Britsh newspapers, that horde
OF sayages, with long .jqoTing hair, had
made mischsviOus incursiop toto Caftre
Land, a d there spread havoc and de.
s.ruction among the Cslfres and settlers
As the facr respecting these long haired So.
wages has been douhled, Mr.. | ampbell
says, that in 1909 and 1903, there were
more IoDg-haired natives on the island OF
Fernando-Po Gan island to The uorthward
Of the Equator) than those with the con'
mon curled barr of Africans. He also
states that, while in bay near Cape Lo'
hos, tribe OF upwards of loo long do"
ing haired natives presented themselves
These also were evid ntly OF European
extraction. the color OF their skins being
nearly similar TO that of the Chociaw !"
dIsns. IRON the above facts Mr. Camp
tell thinks il not inprob able that in The
long lapse oi time SINCE the passage to !"
dia ny the Cape was known t. Europeans
may have sprung up on many parts Of Ihs
southern coast. "
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-11-25

The Russian orvele En,ernr:s. r.,
tain Quo Won Kotzebue. car,v;ns q,
guns and crew OF 80 men, with n of6.
GERS all from ths Russiani navy. has hsan
fitted Out al Potsmouib, Eng and ss;Ied
thence The latte part of September nm y
voyage OF d'scoery. The vessel proceeds
10 Rio Jane'ro thence TO ksmlscba,ks.
where she IS toeceive further instructions
which are 10 e forwarded over land.
through S!oeTi. she has on board two
Phi, sic,a 8 weke'sed Natural His,nrv
- one OF them Dr Escbschoiz. WIN a..
companied CapiD Ko;zbue on bis Iate
voyage. The aronomer is Mr.. PRESS.
MineraIogisl \ Lin'z; and professsd
naturalist Mr. Hman, all from The Uni.
very of Dorss The object of this .x.
petition is SAID fbe qct so much for new
discoveries as tmakt accurate surveys
and most strictlto dfermine, by astIo.
nomlcal Ob.eIvsons. pc real situation otI ,
many impurIsnnoinsS J,
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-11-25

We are happy to state that the highway.
mao who rebhed Capt. But kley az stated
in our paper OF MONDAY, was arrested yes.
terday, aud lodged IN Bridewell. Dai..adp.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-12-23

the county Of Mason, acress the Ohio
River'-.concerning the town OF
Smithfeld in the county of Jefferson
-.authorising Josiah Cowper to as
sumo the surname of Parker'-con-
corning Zachariah Hurt were sese-
rally read the third time and passed.
On Mr.. Spooner's motion, the do
cuments accompanying the Cover
nor's Message, relative to the Bank
Of the Valley and the North Western
Bank, were referred to the Bank
Committee, on the Virginia and Far
mers' Banks.
On Mr.. ColstOn's motion, the
Board Of Public Works were in
s,ructed to subscribe for six copies Of
a map, about to be published. OF the
section Of country through which a
canal to connect the waters OF the
Chesapeake and Ohio is proposed to
pass: one half of which shall be
mounted on rollers.