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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-11-17
PLRGINT.q:

At rules, holden clerks Office CT the superior cvr of
chancey for the Richmond district the 7ih day of Az
William WARMER, (of Petersburrl Pr
against
George Crawford William Conway, sh,h Matthews &,
Co. Moses b. Peterborough, Walter Dunn, ex'or of John
Graham, decd, Joseph Rowlett, William Edwsrfs and
William Stewart, Thomas Stewart and James Stewart,
infant heirs OF Thomas Stew art, decd, Dts
The defendant Walter Dunn, ex'or of John Graham
not having entered his appearance given security
according the assembly and the rules of this ronr
ana II appearing by satisfactory evidence he is not
mnabant of this country; il ordered, that the said
defendant do appear here the first day of the next
term and answer the bill of the PLAINTIFF and that copy
OF tins order be forthwith Inserted nepspa per p
sIed in the city of Richmond, months successive
~ and posted at the front door of the capitol, in the sd
66 copy. Teste, Nm ". HENJNCG, &C.
! TIRGLNLq:
At rules holden in the clerks the superior court OF
e6ancery for the Richmond district, the 7h day August
Robert Poore. Z. & A. Hubbard, Rankin &
Fowe partners, doing business under the firm of Ran.
! kin 81 Fowe, Peterson s. M'Kinley, part
ners and merchants, under the style If & NJ.
! knley, Thomas Cooksey, H. J.. Philip, Read e. Gray
Robert Ewing, Thomas Desilver, Mordecai Lewis aud
Samuel NJ Lewis, Shipiey & Berram,
pHG,
john Hendree, William Waller Hening, Elijah Brown
: George W. Walker, George Hendree, Hamilton Potts
( Nm w. smith, Albert w. Smith, Sarah Ann Smith.
Wm Smith, John S. Myers and Robert G. Scott, DIS.
The defendants, George w. Walker, and Hamilton
Potts. not having entered their appearance given secu-
rity according tire assembly of this court
and 1t appearing by satisfactory evidence, that they
not inhabitants Of this country; is ordered, that the said
defendants do appear here the first day ofthe Dextterm
and answer the bill of the plaintiffs that copy Of this
order be forthwith inserted in newspaper published m
the city Of Richmond, for months successvey and
posted at the front door of the capitol it, the said civ
IS A copy. Tese, Nm. ~. HENITC;, &C.
In the Superior Court Of Ctancery for the Richmond
District
James E Heath, and Chapman Johnson admir- with tie
will unnezed Of Carter B. Page deceased, PITS.
against
john II. Foster and others, DIS,
The parties in tie foregoing cause, their attorneys and
agents. VIII be pleased take notice. that pursuant 70
decree pronounced the eth day ofJune last the under
signed commissioners appointed under said decree, will on
Monday the 9th day of November between hours
of eleven tho and Eve in the afternoon attend
at the old Presbyterian meeting house, formerly occupea
by the Roman Catholic congregation, for the purpose Of
examining condition IF said tenement the ADJOINING
grounds md enclosures and asceranng what is necessary
be done, in order put the said enemen its grounds
and enclosures in the repair provided for by the lease
John H. Fosier' mentioned in the said Decree pro-
babie costs 'hereoI' JOHN GODDTN,
VIM. G.. ALLEN.
oc''se5 80 iGeo, WI
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-11-17

Ii reco!!ect right you only tenant at viii, aud
may be turned out, wih without warning, for that
was the condition which it was let you; be always
ready therefore, 10 go at moments notice, and be
particularly careful to keep the furniture the gobu
lar turret and the contents of the little closet arranged
in good ORDER that may be able 10 lay your hand
on them without perplexity confusion
IL will be in vain 10 attempt To do it, as some have
tancicd they can, the hustle and hurry OF sudden
rcmova neglect of this important pTecautiOn has
proved irrcpsrable injury TO thousands.
Excuse this basy epi,tle, pardon the liberty have
taken, and impute il to the zeal and sincere at
tachment of Your humble servant.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-11-17
In The Superior Court Of Chancery for the Rtchnnoal
District

oc:oseT eG 1925.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-11-17

Il Sedo1tS lotgI.-ht Sarasossa lately, all Individual
OF cheerful Of mind, endowed by nature with face
which appeared always to be enlivehed with snle was
arrested III the public streets by gent cfauhority
the following chargc-"N lain you laUgyou laugh 1
our misioruncs the ni>foIuucs of Spain-yOu laugh to
see iniamy successful IN Portugal; along with me,
siHah, III relieve yen Of all inclination to laugh!'
L'di0m 1rcoi'cs1he National Tntciigeucer notices
volume just published IN Washingon comprising all the
treaties which have been made between the United States
and the various Indian within our borders Isp-
pears from Of ts tables in the work. the amount
Of land acquired by the United States from the indians
down TO te year 1914 exclusive Of the great purchases
from the Creeks and Cherokees, in Georgia, Tennessee
Month (al1lilll- NM smith (rarcl I'm ir
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-10-28
From the Ne,O York american.
BANK AT THE HAVANA.

II has been stated in several of the papers
that bank, with very large capital, was a.
bout being established at the Havana. The
great and lucrative trade carried on between
the U. STATES and the island of Cuba, renders
any project which may have the effect OF alter
ing the nature or diyerting the course OF that
trade, important to us. A gentleman from
Cuba has put il in our power, by furnishing US
with copy of the propositions which have
been made to the government OF the island Tor
the establishment Of this bank, to apprise our
readers, and particularly those interested IN the
commerce Of the Havana, OF its conditions and
aim. We have accordingly, translated and an
neXed the conditions, upon which certain Eng
lish houses propose, through the medium OF
the Dutch consul at Havana, to become sole
bankers Of the island. AS yet no decision has
been taken by the authorities on this proposal.
Mean time II perhaps concerns our CONNER
cial men to reflect how far it may affect their
trade with the Havana, that bank, with cap
ital Of Sc ooo,0 900, all owned in England, pos
sessiDg complete monopoly combined with
very extensive and arbitrary powers of enforc-
ing payment Of debts due to it, should be es-
tablished in the island. fitshall strike them,
as il does US, that such an Institution would en-
able its directors 10 control completely the mar
ke,s of the Havana, and 20 divert in a great
measure the present course OF trade, as well as
to substitute for the sound and wholesome, and
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-10-28
Real Estate at auction.

4 1NDER the authority of deed of trust to secure
u the payment of certain debts therein mentioned,
viii be sold at public sale at the Town Hall, on Sat.
day the 9Th day Of January mert at IL o'clock, Nj. the
following property Part ola lot Of ground described
in the plan fthe town by the number II, beginning
upon the southern line Of said lot one hundred and
thirty-siX feet inch to the eastward of Union be-
tween Duke and Wofstreets, and extending from
thence into The river Potomac-This lot has front
of 25 feet on the river Potomac, more or less. One
other lo north of said lot, parallel and adjoining the
Ga same, Is feet front on the river, which is a
.EEal brick warehouse, and two story frame dwelling
house, subject to ground rent o. Ssh dollars per an
num.-Terms at sale. BY order of the Trustee.
S. A MaRSIELLER auc.
oct lawtJ6
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-10-28
Rank Of Columbia,

Georgetown, d. c. Oct IS, 1926:
NOTICE is hereby gvento the Stockholders OF this
~ institution, that, in conformity with certain reso
lutions passed by the Directors, general meeting OF
the said Stockholders called, to assemble on Friday
the 1s day of December next, at 10 O'clock A. NJ. az
the Banking House, to consider the Propriey o, Iu
thorising surrender (u2on conditions which will be
laid before the meetag) to the Bank of the United
States of the whole property and debts of the Bank OF
Columbia and to such other business may to them
seem proper NATHL FRYE, Pres,t.
oct 90 d4w
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-10-28
Cordage
dancing School.

I EWIs CARUSI respectfully informs his friends ant.
the public that he has taken room in Col. Pey-
toms house, corner of King and streets, for the
reception of scholars, and will commence teaching on
WEDNESDAY,, Sth NOVEMBhR NEXT
L. c. having other engagements early in the Spring,
will make up but one quarter in Alexandra, he there
fore so'icts those who intend becoming scholars, to
make early application. Glasses for young ladies', on
Wednesdays. from IL till O'clock p. NJ and on Sa
turtlay from till P. NJ Glasses for young gentle
man, on the days, from till 9 O'Clock in the
evening. oct Is 2w.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-10-28
Monticello.

The Seat Of The late Thomas Jefferson.
1T is proposed to publish picturesque View of Mont.
cello House, (from drawing made on the spot by
Mr. Mls,) aquatined in the best STYLE by of the
first artists of our country; provided sufficient patronage
given, equa TO meet the expenses incident to such
undertaking. With view to ascertain this, thes
proposals are laid before the public.
The engraving, handsomely colored, will be furnish
ed subscribers at So copy, payable on delivery The
size of the plate will be 90 inches long by l2inches
wide.
Particular attentionhas been paid, in the drawing, to
the architectural character of this building, which dis
tinguishes it from all others.
The drawing from which the Engraving will be made
may be at the Bookstore of the subscriber, by
whom, also, subscriptions will be received.
PlSHEY THOMPSON
Washington, oct q
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-10-28
ALEX a N1D1sR,gAs
'snAY MORNING, OCTOBER %. 1926.

p;o Janeiro.-A private letter received
F~ work says: "The Macedonian is looked
sss:, and when she arrives, it is said the
y o' IN return home. Capt. Elliot willleave
cl'r ion universally regretted and esteemed;
~ nv his own countrymen, but by the En-
49, "a other foreigners of distinction and
,.,;on. He has even made great advan-
" !. me hitherto almost impenetrable good
: - he Brazilians. His Imperial Majesty
him with marked attention in Bahia;
~ his conduct with Admiral Lobo in the
y o,,,, has expressed his high opinion ofhim
as Of unequivocal appreciation; and you
y DON Pedro has no partiality for republi-
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-10-28
For Rent.

E..!A MILL. in Charles County, Md. having two
assl pair of feet stones pair of cullers, and pair
of first rate burrs is situated upon good stream,
in the weathest and most fertile section of the county
This Mill is constructed for grinding corn, with pas
ter Mill attached to it. She has good bolt, and with
little expense may be made profitable Merchant Mill
Possession may be had immediately and the terms, to
good tenant, will be perfectly satisfactory.
J. G. CHAPMAN.
Charles Co. Nd. sept. Is swcP
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-10-28
Notice.

Fire Insurance Company Of alexandria.
gHvHE stockholders in this institution are hereby no.
n tilted, that an election will be held at their office
ON ondav the 9Th dan of Nouenbernert, for twelve Di-
rec,ors, to serve for twelve months thence ensuing
The election will open at 10 \. NJ and close at 2
p. NJ. The transfer Book will be closed from We'd
nesday Cd, at p NJ until the election is over.
J. B. NICHOLS, Secretary
oct 10 w3t&de
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-10-28
JOHN MARSHALL.

A Northern paper remarks that the placing
Of John Marshall on the Bench of the Supreme
Court, has done more to give stability and per-
manepce to our Government, than any thing else
since the termination of the active life Of w ash
ington. "Abundant proof of this, it says, sis
found in the high character which he has CIV
en- to the United States Court. During the
last twenty years, questions have been brought
before that Court, involving almost The exist
ence of our confederation as States; yet, such
has been the confid nee in the ability Gifts Jucg-
es, its decisions have beeu acquiesced in,
where the power and excitement of the defeat
ed party have been sufficient to bid defiance
successfully to its authority. Mr. Marshall
possesses that rare combination oflalents which
seems 10 have been given expressly for the OBJ
ject to which they have been devoted. Though
passing down the declivity of life, he retains
his powers of mind in all the freshness and vi
gor of earlier years"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-10-28
IN THE

18th Congress. Goth Congress
John Wur,s, Joel B. Sutherland,f
Thomas Ktttera,t Vacant.
Daniel II. Miller, Daniel H. Miller,
Samuel Ed,Cards, Samuel Andersoa,f
Charles Miner, Charles Miner,
James Buchanan, James Buchanan,
Philip S. Markley, John B. Sterigere,f
William Adams, William Adams,
Jacob Krebs,f Joseph Frey, jr.t
Samuel D. Ingham, Samuel D. Ingham,
George Woolf, George Woolf,
Robert Harris, lines Green,t
John Findlay, VIM Ramsay,f
James Wilson, James Wilson,
Chauncey Forward, Ghauncey Forward,
James S. Mitchell, James S. Mitchell,
Samuel Mexican, Samuel Mexican,
Es2ey Vanhorn, Espey Vanhorn,
George kremer, George Kremer,
John Mitchell, John Mitchell,
Joseph Lawrence, Joseph Lawrence,
George Plumer, Richard CouAer,t
James 5. Stevenson, James S. Stevenson,
Robert Orr, jr. Richard Orr, jr
Andrew Stewart, Andrew Stewart,
Thomas II. SW Mr. Barlow,t
The vacancy noticed in the Goth Congress is
in one Of the Philadelphia Districts, where Mr.
Sergeant and Mr.. Horn were lied. Pennsyl
vania still perseveres in her Jackson whim, bu
from the best Information we can obtain, hei
ardor is much abated. Since the election o.
1924 the General has lost many friends--se
many, indeed, as to warrant beliefthat in 1925
the majority Of the people of that State will
have atoned for their strange alteration. The
Democratic Press boldly asserts that this vii
be the case, and maintains that the Represen
tation in the goth Congress is about equally di
vided The American Sentinel, the organ o
the Jackson party, adr lis that there are more
friends of thea administration 'front.' ennsylvani:
in the goth, than in the 18th Congress.
Federalists in Itcahc-new members are mark
edit
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-10-28

II Stumper.-A Pumpkin was raised this sea-
son by Mrs. Laufman, of Strasburg, Pa. weigh
ing o4 pounds, and measuring sir feet in cir.
conference.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-10-28
Good OYSTERS.

nOMINI BEARCRoF1 has just received supply
AZ of GOOD OYSTERS, and respectfully informs
his customers that he at all times prepared to furnish
them with relishes He has also some Fresh Oranges
oct 26-3t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-10-28

A late Liverpool paper contains the new law
of Great Britain respecting Merchant and Fac
tor. The first section of this act declares. That
any person intrus.ed, for the purpose of con-
signment or sale, with any goods, wares, &c
in his own name, and any person in whose
name any goods, wares, &C. shall be shipped
by any other person, shall be taken to be the
true owner thereof, SO far as to entitle the con-
signee Of such goods, sc. to a lien thereon, in
respect of any money, or negotiable security
advanced or given by such consignee to or for
the use Of the person in whose name such
goods, sc shall be shipped, or in respect ofany
money, or negotiable security received by him,
10 the use of such consignee, in like manner,
and to all intents and purposes as ifsuch person
was the true owner OF such goods" &C.
This is very important change in the Eng
lish law on this subject, and places commission
merchants and factors in much more secure
situation in some respects, than they formerly
were. Ne,c York Daily .Rdc.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-10-28
DIED.

DIED,
On the 25th inst GEORGE ANN, aged three years,
second daughter of Capt. Orlando S. Mone, of this
place.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-10-28

English Seine IUine and Shoe breed.
4 FEW hundred pounds superior English Seine
n Irvine and Shoe Thread, just received and for
sale, very cheap; by JAMES w. SCOTT,
oct 81 Southwest corner OF King and Fairfax.sts
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-10-28
New Millinery Store.

SALLY .AyD DlAhY NJ. JOHNSTON,
NyIsH to inform the inhabitants OF Alexandria, that
w they have openeda Millinery Store on Fairfax
street, opposite BRYAN IIampson Sons. Mary NJ:
Johnston has just returned from NETWORK with the
latest and most fashionable Hats, and ready to exhi
bit them to the public. The ladies invited to call
and examine for themselves, and they respectfully so
cit share ofths public patronage. Get 2
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-10-28
Notice

hereby given the stockholders of the Bank of Po-
tomac. thata dividend of two per cent has been
declared, and will be paid them on "Wednesday next,
the lst Now By order of the President and Directors
oct e9-eost c.. PAGE, Cashier.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-10-28

Returns have been received from all the EIec-
ton Districts of Pennsylvania, and the following
rolls exhibit the representation of that States.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-10-28
Notice.

VNHE Proprietors of the alexandria Theatre are re
L quested to meet at the TowN HALL, ON Thursday
the I'd Of November nert, at IL o'cock
oct II 81
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-10-28

~, intelligence from Gibraltar has been re-
"A a. Nsw-York by the schooner Hyphen.
:, ..onnls al Gibraltar on the oath of Sep
- ). we're. that Cochrane was in the Archi-
No. ,.so and affairs had improved considerably
r,b the Greeks. No late disturbance had TAX
.,1sce in Portugal. A number OF the toops
Itch fed into Spain, returned on promise OF
arden.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-10-28

that Mr.. FindIey, one of the Jackson members,
might have been beaten, had he been opposed
by single competitor. He was imprudently,
however, opposed by two and thereby obtained
plurality.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-10-28

Teas and Wine
I ANDTNG this morning, PEI schr Columbia, Wilson,
4 4 from New-York,
so chests Young Hyson
35 half do Gunpowder
SO 20 y 10 catty boxes do Teas part of re-
halfchess Imperial Icent importation, &
boxes 100 & 20 ID do superior quality
10 do IL & 9 lb cannisters do
173 ~ and catty boxes do
Is Indian barrels o0''''e" "' me-
And for sale by
oct 9 S. MESSERSNJTH
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-10-28

=: "a endorsement on Stelbenville paper, re-
:, ,."ed IN Baltimore, confirms the election of
=. - wright, OF Ohio, to the Goth Congress,
a. ,''n Will be composed, as regards the Ohio
n 'sa'lon, Of i,cslrs Administration, and f,co
pposl'ion Members. The editor of the Lead
. general Jackson paper in Ohio, admits
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-10-28
Preserved Ginger

q Cases, containing each dozen pots, Of preserved
" ginger of very superior quality, just received ant
for sale very cheap by
oct2l COHAGAN & WHITTLE
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-10-28

The Harper's Perry Free Press says, that the
hs cool weather has already had beneficial
dsct upon the health of that village.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-10-28
Cuba Tobacco.

Al SEROONS Cuba Tobacco, just received and fol
w sale by JOHN S. MILLER.
oct 20
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-10-28

The Fseman's Journal thinks il now certain,
that Mr. COOPER, the American Tragedian, will
risil Europe while Macready and Booth are in
this country.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-10-28

The National Advocate says, that the Thea
ire Just finished in the City of New-York, SIS
SECOND doubt, both externally and internally,
sine CHASTEST AND MOST BEAUTI-
SFUL EDIFICE IN THE U STATES.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-10-28

Mr.. William lie Baron has undertaken to
GUILD the Aqueduct for the Pennsylvania Ca
na', orerthe Allegheny River, above the mouth
Of the Kiskeminitas, for the sum of $4,000
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-10-28

Win the exception of one, all the Congress
"'ai Districts Of South Carolina have been
'u from. The following gentlemen have
N'aescted; those in italics being new mem.
-W illiam Drayton, James Hamilton, Jr
!, ,"'am u. Martin, Thomas r. Mitchell, Geo
n 'oufiie, HarrenR r. Dapis, and William, IT, Mex.
= he major part of the delegation wear
"' hvery Of Gen. Jackson.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-10-12
TALLAHASSEE SUGAR.

Colonel George Fisher, Of this place, has
now growing, two small lots OF sugar, each
little more than half an acre, the one on the ex-
,reme eastern, the other on the extreme western,
boundary Of the town. The eastern lol is ham
mock, adjoining the La Fayette; ii was opened
last year, and partially cultivated. The west,
ern lot is some oak, more pine, bad sample OF
our second rate land, opened this year. Both
lots have been cultivated with little or no care,
and yet they exhibited, on the 3ls: OF August,
the subjoined extraordinary rates:
The western lot shows a handsome crop OF
cane, having, in many cases, to the stalk, eleven
and twelve matured joints.
The eastern lot shows much superior crop,
in every point of vie =; and having great num-
Der of stalks, with fifteen and sixteen joints ma
,tured, and affording an unquestioned average
of thirteen matured joints.
Would it not be well, MIR. Editor, to expose
this to the observation Of Louisiana planters,
and ask them to compare notes?-FlOr. Intel.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-10-12
BOLIVAR Az ROGOTA.

letter from an officer on board the Colon
ban corvette BoYAcA, to gentleman in Savan-
nah, dated at Carthagena, the 18th of August
last, Says
aWe arrived here three days ago from Cha
esss, with Peruvian troops, and are to sail "a
gain tomorrow TO convey the admiral, officers
and men of the Peruvian navy to this place
The Liberator Bolivar has arrived at Bogota
from Peru, and his orders are daily expected
for the troops here to march against PAEz, in
VENEZUELA Should oAEz offer resistance,
there will be hard fighting ID.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-10-12
From the National htelkgencer.
RFAT NATIONAL, ROAD.

>A'AfAA 4NA AOANtAA
MAJOR LONG, Of the Typographical Engi-
;ssrs' has returned to this city, from the exam
W JsuOn Of the route for National Road from
.:.asninsion to Buffalo. We have already no.
Sseu MS views Of the route by which he passed
"Olh Washington TO Buffalo. The Western
, s, examined by him on his return, is con-
;a"V'ated 20 pass through Rockville, Freder-
II.Sown, aud Hagerstown, Md. Greencastle,
s"auon, Burnt Cabins, Shirleysburg, Hunting
D. "' ~ r,hilipsburg, Instantur, and Smithport,
IT, oiean, Elicottsville, sc. to Buffalo, n. Y.
s," ae Whole distance on this route is about the
C sne as mat on the route through .Emmitsburg
na'iiSle, &c. viz. 500 miles. The mountain
Isuon, which occupies the space between
,;S SSuon and Philipsburg, presents but two
., SSes In any degree formidable to the cons
-. Su'uon OF road, viz. the Tuscarora Noun
Son,' winch can be passed at an elevation of a.
r." $50 feet above the neighborng valley coun-
b ... ana the Allegheny mountain, near Philips
s' at an elevation of about 600 feet. North
!, ~ OF Philipsburg, the country is billy, and,
ooa places broken by the valleys of the water
,ou ses, which usually are sunk very deep be-
:" me common level the country, but the