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fANi>u fen'o,.d 10 the city of Kicmnnd niler l,r
a sale the handsome farm which | lately resided
called and known blythe name ofCLTFTON. IL is situated
~ Tue county OF Amelia, aboa miles from Conito
brg" aud Immediately the main loading over te
same-ii contains two hundred and fifty acres and has
becn under system Of cultivation for the last years
sprras as gooi MS any 10 be found above chniond nd
Is renirkable Tor general good health. On this
land several small never failing streams and sevc-
raj springs of the pnrest and best The improve
neDfs consist of handsome dwelling, with almost every
other house which be required costing in the whole
between eight and ten thousand dollars. There suf-
cent quantity of wood lard for all the purposes Of farm
and The fences a2 In good repsr In respects
there cannot well he more desirable little Than this
viii also sell tract of land in The Of Patrick
lying on tue wnicrs nf Russclrs and South Mayo
conisnimg 1852 nrres chiefly in woods
Having ahardose farming will dispose of twenty val.
liable us, consisting ofmen women, and girls
Terms Of sale for the land will he made known uton
application TO in this cyThe negroes will he .ol
Tor cash, sOmeiing convertible cash or 90 DAYS
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INTERNAL IMrROyrMrNT.

ne great sulJfc oi Improving iy means Of Road.
and Cfnnls, The NAL advantages posssg, r., y Ills
country, has ~ length attracted that attention ,yhc
~ vast importance entities IL ~ receive The state
legislatures from Nripe TO Georgir, are drpriy en-
g'ged ~ searching out The pernlb,r adyanlagcs nj
hir local situations, and improving them by al m b,
afl, and fnicfprze and money can effect Projects
which few years ago would have been l,uoiIed 81
~ visionary and mnf ,ctit alle, are now era, civ ex
awined, aud supported Nv The wisesf and ,fcst mon
Of the naiipn. Su'h y hit IS indeed IN Indication
Of the approach Of new ~ Tie history of his
country. Party politics, which his becn Justly eGn
Ell The ltbour of he many fof the good If the few
- las' yielding before spirit nf enterprise, which
has @one for its object The public good aud nnlonaI
property.
ihe vast schemes which have been accommodated
~ onr ow slate, have ontsiripg~d ihe most sangnnc
expectations OF the z1lous and cfrtluons ndyo
cdes Tor internal in,prO' emeni. Tie work has
grown 10 maturity rapidly, that hry ste themselves
aSt,nfshed 1T rs progress and they actually look
ba wi'h something like wonder The work DC fneir
own hands--at the Mountains which have been pros.
umed-~the valleys filled up-rle rivers and torrents
sieninItd IN their descent The Oceat and ted
INTO PLACID nod gehhe channel, hearing upon its
bosom III the nro'ucis &c perhaps The finest country
80 The limits of lie union Alior such experience.
n'i"or ffhIcilfies sunk INTO u0Linz w he conf cnce
v e. ",i f's,ril ofcrov sfst.e nrf, 40
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VIZ srhscrber las received pretty extensive orders r.,
The rrrcnse q WHEAT. and e prepared 10 give The
hghe market price IN cash. for crops ~ prime outif,
delivered ~ his naber house opposite the nasip or NJ ~,
% ne araingSru the river below the eify
d"b :. 'H--l NOBEEf AgBATT. ~
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TRUST SALE OF NEGROES

PURSUANT 20 trust deed executed b, Mathew w.
brcohe, and dated the 22i day Of April 1871 as
nsee Tor the benefit Of Landon Carter duly recorded
IN The county Of Gloucester shall proceed 10 sell on
me Hh dsy g" July 1926 heing Gloucester court ay At
ipnceer Courthouse In front Of John Ransrues tavern
the following property valuable family ni negroes FIVE
10 number' for cash. They very well conditioned
saves some of them good house shall convey
such title only is vested in INC Nv the terms Of The deed
June u. r.. NELSON II Trne,eo
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MARSHAL'S SALE

OF H.3LU.4BLE LANDS IND SL4VES
NDEt decree OF the superior court of ohancery for
- the Richmond district, pronounced the 2Cih ay of
January 1879 in cause depending therein VIII
lam Bernard executor of John llipkins dcceased nit
gast Thomas X. Rootcs, delft shall on 10Th av of
J9y next Mt The front door Of the Eagle Hotel city
OF Richmond nr for sale y public auction 10 the highest
bidder for Cash The following property or so much thereof
as may be sufficient to satisfy The balance due under said
decree, viz 1873 acres Of LAND lying county of ou
cesier 1850 acres Of which purchased Lewis Bur
wen and wife by the SAID Roote acres Of John s.
Siuibs, and adjoining Tie lands Of Lewis -
watkins and Others lying partly river 37
o and conveyed by the said Brswr in the deed aforesaid
also the house and laud containing ten acres hsrrop III
said iIones formerly resided adjoining the n rede-
rchsbJrg and the following SLAVES, viz Peter Micha
e Tor, Isaac, MT, Ned, Feier, Iesse Fredcrirs Miles,
Sawney, Sarah and child Sal Easter Charles Pds Jer-
~ ard her daughter jenny Paw, Trankcy Pbii, efI
murria Humphrey and Tom Alice and her child sally
Nelly and her child Billy and Lucy, Fanny her Child pv
Easter her child Polly, Rose her child By Jonathan audi
5nm' Rschsl Ss, Dick Blacksmith md Tenor his Nife-
ne above sale viii commence O'Clock on the ia,
aforesaid. T. EUEkuAN'r ~ & r. f. u 7,
Jrfhe balance due and PAYABLE under the above decree
MayQ f--,is
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FORTY NEGROES FOR SALE.

VIE above number of negroes will he for sale At Bow
ling Green, Caroline county, Monday The f4h inst
Drng court day Persons disposed purchase for flipir
own use or Otherwise, will find IL their advantage IN A.
thd the shove SALE as among The member he sod arc
negroes Of every description sole will certainly De made
o greater part Of the above numberpehaps The whole
UT moro. WILSON ALLEN.
!.
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NOVICE.

IL persons having claims against the estate Of Georg,
"a R'sSn, deceased, late >nIer Bell"na Arsenal,
Cheserr county requested prcsent them property
authenticated AMI all persons indebted TO said estate viii
please make pay n,ent 10
JOSEPH a. WEED, Adm'or
ofGeo. Rearon, dec.
Richmond. Iun II. li-waw
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Public Sale Of Lots IN Florence.

ON the 2I, day Of 'uy next the town of F,oreroe
~ the Trustees Of the Cypress Lnad Company. in confer
NIFTY with the articles NJ associaton will commence the
sale o the property belonging the company, the high.
est bidder credit OF eighteen and thirty months aud
continue from day To day until all IS Sold Much the
property yet to lie sold is desirable
The large Brick Tavern an nppurenances, all I'M
sold LOIS IN the towns out-lots small
land the ferry the north side Of the river
and Chnpbes ferry and the fraction of au attached
Oh the north side s the river, house in
the occupation of pr. Woodcock will then I've oiere, for
sale The terms OF sale, half the purchase pay
abie IN eighteen mouths, and the other half in thirty
months from the day sale. Bond and security
will be reuuired. -'-''
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Iron, Fables Of Ire holy duanee,' By Ta.na, Noo-e
DISSOLUTION OF THE HOLY ALLIANCE

DISSOLUTION OF THE HOLY ALLIANCE
DREAM.
"Wethought upon the N.ve's food
beau itu ice palace stood;
Il dome ef ircst-wurk, on the plan
OF that nnce built by empress Anne,
which shone Ivy moonii sti, rs the tale is
Like an Aurora Doreaiis.
In this snd palace. flrnishI all
AMI lighted a. the hest on land are,
dreanit there was splendid ball,
Grv'u by the emperor Alexander,
10 entertain, With ali due real
Those holy gentlemen, whove shown
regard 80 kiud Tor Europe's veal,
AT Troppau, Laybacli. and Verona.
rhc thought was happy, and designed
Ia hint how thus the human mind
May, like tue stream Imprisoned there,
lie cueckd and child, till II rsp bear
The heaviest kings, that ode or srnnet
r. or yet berraised, To dance upon il.
And all were pleased, aud cold and stately
Sbivsrng in grant illumination,
Admired the superslructure greatly,
NOR gave one thought To the foundation.
Siuch too The Gar himself exuitet,
TO all plebcian fears stranger,
as Marianne krudener, when consulted,
h'i pledged her word iharc was danger.
so, ON he caperd, fearless quite,
Thinking himself extremely clever,
Ana waltz'd away with all his might,
rs II tue frost would last forever.
just fancy how bard like me,
Who reverence monarchs, must have tr.mbled
10 see that goody company
Al such n ucklish sport assembled.
s,or were the fears, That thus nstounded
ally loyal soul, AT all confounded-
tor 10 ere long those walls massy
Were sez'd with an i.omen'd dripping
and o'er the hoors, "sw growing CLASSY,
Eheir hulinesses took TO slipping
The Gar, half through u Polonaise
Con.d scarce get on for div nright stumbling,
And Prussia, though 10 slippery WAYS
80 usfi, was cursedly near tuinbmg.
Yet still twas who could stamp the il,or most
Russia aud Austria mnng the foremost
And now to IN Italian air,
TN, precious brace would hand in hnnl 70 I;
NoN--whiie old Louis from his chair
Intreatet them his toes spare--
talVd loudly cut Tor iandango.
And fardanso, faith, they had,
ar which they all set 60 Ike mad
Never were kings, though small she expense il
Ot wit aUODg their excelleEciu,,
So out of ali their priueely senses.
But nh, that dance-thet Spanish dance
Scnfce was thu buckles, strain begun,
Whcn, garug rctl, as 'tyvere n glance
Shot from an angry southern suu--
light through all the chambers namd
is'rciShing old father Frost,
hu bursting into tears exclaimed,
-" tlmw 10y lUSe-we're lost, we're lost
Hnn FrNnce--a second Waterloo
Is come ID drown ynu-Sauve qui peu,."
solomon Soahwics, ESQ. OF Albany. proposes To pubst
'm bv Subscription, Ia toe entitled "Ths P',as,,r,,
very the price MOI TO exceed fifty The loilow
The motto:
" Sweet are the uses OF aivrr,itv
Z" Which like the toad. ugly and yrnomon,
" Wears yet a precious Jewel in his head.p
" Let me embrace these sour a,lyers.tIes
f"r wise rien say il IS The wisest course
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N(lTTfiE

WIFI he sold ~ Zaehariab TayIor's ne i2
w daHef Jviy rsr in the NJ Cariersville Five
Shares &c the CARTE?syILLE BRIDGE srOcK, he.
longing fie pf John j. Reynolds deceased FOR
sasb. by Willis Sanderson administrator, Nth the viii an
nered. 1ure ~. 81
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a Valuable Farm for Safe

sHiE land vhereon the late Major James 6 Row resided,
"a yinS ~ The county ~ King Queen, will be o1efe,
inr sale 10 the highest bidder the Courthouse said
ON honiay the 18th day OF August next f airf
NOT the next Dir day The contains spnut
w OF which hgh land AMI The balance marsh quai-
NY of soil this land Is much inferior sny high land
IN tue l"cr country The soil Is peculiarly adapted the
CROWN OF CORN and nsch OF Il produces good wheat AMI
,ther small graft The marsh attached IL quite
rni ara valuable for rTazingit might be- reclaimed with
~ ,i'te ihcuv aud expense rs any other marsh in ibis
Srciion ot the country. This exiraly situated
inIeS beow he courthouse of said county, imned-
ne on INC hnapnny ithhs the advantage ri Of the
most valuable herring fisheries on The river The dwelling
noa,s winch Is large and c"mmoiou and all Necessary
p, houses are IN ecrlent repair, and in good order far
reacivng family o sire. The purchaser viii; be put
IN possession Of The premises on the day January
Irrfs OF nic One two and three vear credit Bonds
wh approved security, and trust IN secure tbeif
payment rs hey become due will he required Of the pur.
by the Trustees. E INN ny r K0W,r
June ~. $3.50 80 %.
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mi er SCOTS .We,o .Norei.
TrST published and for snie Peter Coftos bookstore
- QUENTIN OUTWARD, 4 Romonce, in 2 yois.
Irnr ~. Ib-ai
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Operations and Progress or Csunls.


The Northern Canal of New York, is now in one.
riiion The RECEIPT Of tolls at Whitehall, alone, is
sad To he about three hundred dollars per day.-
"'eat quantities OF Champain lumber is moving on
tn market 20
That part OF The Eiie canal which is compleicJ
thronSed with boats passing and re passing with
| valuable catgoes
about an hundred boats arrive every week M U,i-
ca For the week ending June 5, g6 boats with 1860
hris' nj Hour, 1858 tie. SALT as do. ashes ZIG do
lok, ~ do. oil, 1857 bush wheat, To- us gallons
"h skey, W.T.. great quantities of other ARTICLES
The route of canal, 10 he called the Niagara
canal, has been explored and levelled II is 10 ex-
end from The site Of old fort Schosser 10 the yicni,y
oi Lewistown. and, when completed will omen a
Navigation 10 Lakes Ere and Ontario 4 comnany
has been Incorporated to accomplish this impor.,n,
work, and II is nma,ed that they will commence il
IN the present season
ihe umion Canal, in Pennsylvania, proceeds m
r,dIy We think that we have heard il mentioned.
mat ouuU men are AT work on it, The Srhu, Kill
Navigation Company are pushing on The r works with
INC greatest energy They have $500 iabourers-
u IS believed that will he far completed this sea.
son as To niske sIackwaier Navigation frnn Phil.
adeiph' TO Readiny, the sea, of government Of the
RI couniy Of B-rks
The route ofthe Delaware and Chesapeake canal
- not Yet determined hut the stock supposed neces
sarv To effect il has been subscribed
We have much talk about canals in MARYLAND
n"t ms YET, talk only. However, there is hone tina,
iee shaii also 40 something, after a while. T.fies
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FARMVILLE TAVENN.
VoipnJie ReoI Estate for Sale.


R virtue nj deed of trust the subscriber
- by Patrick Gibson and wife, ODD dav of pcc,n
Der go and duly recorded, shall proceed sell M ub
"scin on The premises for the purposes therein en,iou
on Wednesday The 2d day July next, ii fair ii not th
hs iair day thereafter, the following real estate O,a
m oi land fronting DC feet Main in The
town OF Lynchbnre running hack feet, on which is
r.e,.d nat elegant three-story hsk building known az
me rankin Hotel: Also, other o, oc ,ne,
~ io 'eet OF land On tue street. running bnrL
isei, WIN the hrcrs Story brick lately cccn
@ ny Patrick labert being part Of the premises formerly
KNOWN as the Indian Queen Tavern; one other IN,
known as Nn6 in said town fronting o3 feet on the ,nr
street. with The 'hree-stoy brick occupe
by j. X. u. PAYNE. ''f''
Ara Immediately Afterwards in front Of The frankie,
ott rnrt o land siiuair tying and being in county
oI campbell near The said of Lyrchbrg colaipir
80 acres more ar los, conveyed Patrick Gil
son ny George Cahel Christopher Anthony and Samuel *
nrrisn ny their decd dated the 18th March 1919
ami uuy recorded hy reference thereto " i'll more f
appear amt one undivided fourth part tract of lard
Sing IN the same county. containing more or les
conveyed hy T. r. Boudin TO the said Gibson, Cahcl An
thony ami tlarFsoo hy his deed them therefor dae
ui .,, nay OF In the year ,and duiy recorded
will more fully appear
Nrgotahie noeS nj two and frer years with nlcT
rom ther date, and deeds of property will
ne rgire" OF The purchaser with personal security in all
dition 10 secure the first payment.
CHARLES JAMES McMURDO
by Henry Gibson, his .itforney in fit
l"ssrnt 10 the above sale. PATRICK GIBSON.
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IE subscriber offers this place any pari ~ H. Tor EIDE
IL lies ~ the county n Goochiand, ncar lanes river
I'VE Tnes shove the cOurhUnse and contains snnf one
houand acres between ~ and 100 Of which rich ereet
low grounds The soil Of the high land ~ ond onni;t,
Of the highest Improvement.
No situation believed Ia he healthy or agreeable
iheTe IS on u conimodious dwelling horse with nine W.
ten rooms and every other house necessary Tor the accom-
n'oaon of large family and for agricultural purrosc.
FERNS OF saie made knrwn application 10 The sui,
scfiber, living the premises.
Gocchland Jnne ~. t2-tf 7 "a Fgpcrchr
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M dries as dsputy clerk OF Hcirco superior coI1 of
Iva laws being soon To have obtABed license 10
inet'se law. shall attend the county OF Henrco,
an" Cuer Juy) the superior county And in
my Office (wherc are the records of the hustings curt
ror court and former district c"urt) will draw convey
anccs ard other writings when required.
June -. TIf ~ no
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LOTTERY NOTICE.

fonteiven Al the last Cattle Show in Cheshire county
- More draining OF lands, and les, draining of bottles
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TAKING % WlfAIEs.

Of whaies there I'VE species ,hc spermaceii whaf,
The hump Unck 20 backs right shiies and grampues
hey Distinguished from ech Other, great dsfsrcrs,
by their spcus and by i've ZINE OF their remaining above
w1icr I've sprfmacei Whsle makes low, white, and
fntht sgoW 11i ~i coniirur tiowfnr fs upwards sflf
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Il hAy ~ the ticnerH Band. The Bnv, one bou-
y sand BURR BLOCKS, which have heen shipned by
house, France long hsper II The article, anil sept by
sample forwarded nv part them III I've hfered
for sale the balance made into s.ions and sold os mod
crate terms. ISAAC MCPHERSON.
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virtue NJ deed ofrust Us nv Jesse uehcs,
- hearing date the 18Th day of May, 1924 apd duly
corded w the clerks office Of GumiPrisnd tonnv for
poses therein mentioned, shall. Tuesday ,e ga day
ptJuy next on the premises proceed sell public
ion FOR cash fbe fc Of land mentioned in said decd
tsning ~ ncTes, or less subject to the wile~
or We viii cDnvey such title OILY n, Is vested io rs
trustees. JOHN q. DANIEL, gr...
5ANES JENNINGS, i''s'ess'
June - rs w'ds
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CASH EOR MIiEA,l,
Ia VALLE FOR SAFE

ME- will give The highest cash price for wheat crer-
w delivered on the river viii be preferred
June ~. if-ff POG Frs 4 UAVDTsAy
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FINE TOBACCO LAND nor sAI-E-

flDfhC'SP f<tAND FOlA DhIEs
NJ authorized by the proprie;ors Of the whct
MT. Samuel Wilson lately lived, Tinker creek, IN
oetor county 10 sell the The entire parcel
Ssts o 4 acres which will he sold Together divided IN
10 iVo tracts There rs on h comfortable dwelling house
Win All necessary out houses gaTden orchard &c. II has
always been considered among The best high land
~ boieonrt, and Is well worthy the Of those who
would wish 10 buy the very finest kind Tobacco land 10
wbich tabounds For terms apply 10 the subscriber.
CHARLES JOHNSTON.
bOIfIonrt snrInrs. Anrll ]. In5-nn
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NOrIlE

LII rersons indebted IN " estate NJ aInior JOHN
~ PRYOR, are requested TO mike imsiediae rayment
Tie creditors Of the estate will please known their
demands me. a. r. rpSltUk rx,e,,,.
Richmond. June G. -,
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Tn cHASCERY.-At court held for rrincc Eiw,,,
Il county, April the 2ist 1926 "~n
William Fowikes, David iian,bln and John Penck.
. Con.pits.
George Foster, John Foster. Booker Foster ,p., IT,.
Foster. m, 'es
The defendant George Foster not having entered Sis
pearance and given security according act u the
craI assembly aud the rules Of this il
TO the satisfaction ofthe is not an nlah,,
counsel, is ordered, that the said Geo ro,,
do here tive first tay OF August court NEXT
answer the compianants' BILL and that this sr,s
he forthwith inserted in Of the public
and MS" posted at the front door of the courteous Of
this county. VI
copy-Teste, u. ]. woRSHAN d. G.
June To- 10-wswt
TNcHANUEHY.-ht iuir> III n Tue clerk ) Office =,
the court oi Hastings for the city OF Richmond ON The
second day of June, 1925 = '"e
Thomas H. Drew, John c. Blair and William II Csrrou
late partners, trading under firm Drew Blair AMI
;,,. Pty,
H. kc,chnm, The Richmond Dock Company, Jose,,
"wathney, Herbert c. Thompson and William Dabney ~
The defendant Kcchum not having entered his anne,
nuce nnt given security according art of Asenh,
anu me RUSS "f this court and appearing by saacory
evidence that he Is uf fs otuo,ys.y
on the morton cf the plaintiff attorney IL is orlc
that the snr defendant do Inc ~
"Wednesday in August aud bill of the MAR;
ins ana mat o this order forthwith
IN s"me newspaper printed in this city FOR months
OF the said city successive court DAYS previous
the said third "Wednesday in August "
copy-1ese, Til. O. HowARp, elk
June o. e-wsw
MIR: LEWIS -uIRLEY Take NOTICE, that 1 Shall 49,
lNl the 18th day of July 1898 NJ the bo. On
inn IN A.ts
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ccssary to subdue almost every physical and natural
obstacle to The improvement OF our internal resources
We alluded slightly last week, to n Canal which
is abou, TO be opened by The State of Maryland, and
which win, IL completed, prove to this section OF,
New York, and that part Of Pennsylvania bordering
on the waters of the Susquehanna, Of vast and vi
tai Importance. Having now MOI leisure, we will
furnish readers with further particulars re.
L.tye to this subject.
The Legislature OF Maryland during the session of las,
winter passed resolution auihorlsing The Governor Il
Council tn appoint three to survey and
report upon the praciicasiliy, expediency, nd pro.
bahe expense OF canal from the river Susuuehanna
To the cay of Baltimore commencing Mt the Coma
wage Falls, such other point ON the river as they
might think best, asd striking across the country, tn
the tide ai Baltimore. They were also required to
survey the route of canal from the Conewago Falls
along the bank oil the river TO the Tide water. The
COMMISSIONERS appointed by the Governor and Conn
cal IN pursuance ofihe resolution, are Judge BLmd
aud Nlessrs. Winchester and Patterson MS menti
IN our last These grncmcp with "a view TO Obtain
general information, have GRATEFULLY inspected the
great Western Canal, in this state, and left here
FRIDAY last 20 descend the river, in order 90
tain the state of the navigation between this and tide
water They have also, We understand, engaged The
services of Jsnes Gsddes, Esq. Of this state. chief
Engineer, and Thai the survey of route for the ca
nal will he commenced whou, delay, aud completed
so as TO he laid before The legislature of Maryland
their session next winter. From the liberal views
and enlightened policy which has prompted the CON.
mencement al tins grea' enterprLp there can be no
doubt that the state of Mar, land viii Ito every thing
which can ne reasonably expected from her. But
let us not forget, that we too most deeply con-
cerned IN the success of this great undertaking and
That our zeal and our c.ors should he Iirsi,ed only
ny our means and resources. To that part of Penn
sylvan'a connected with the Susquc una (which by
me ways more than two thirds of I'D this canal is al
incnlculahlc valuc,-her support anil assistance is
therefore certain. In ona word, Baltimore is The
na'nral market, and therefore The best market for the
whole OF this country: II we know orr interest
we must mite cordially IN every aitpmpt 10 inprovs
our way thi'her.-AnJ when we look back upon the
advantages alrendy experienced from a trade with
that city, exposed rs is to difficulties aud danger
what may not expert when al fkese shall he re-
novel; aud the voyage rendered safe. cp~iain, and
| expeditions. TO,rero Ga,ene
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by Henry Gibson, his ftforney in fo.i
assent 10 the above sale. PATRICK GipS0N.
Nav 2. - -, 49,