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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-06-22
June 8

al oTICE.-Ry virtue of deed of executed to thc
~ subscriber by Litt!ebcrry H. Mosy bearing the
10Th day of January, 1921, sad daily recorded
of the county OF powhaan, will be offered for
sac the highest bidder, for cash, Thursday, 2st
lay of June Chat beUg Powhaan court-day) the
cnurt-house of the said county, the following
;oucd i'll said deed, viz: Emanuel, Juno, Snlomou ana
7ioisa and her three children. The subscriber will convey
siciI title ONLY, is vested in him trustee.
JOHN II. STEGER, Trustee
Powha,au, May 11th, 1897. WI,
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VIM. J. B. BEDFORD.
aT' LaTY,

ATTORNEY AT' L,4TV,
EsPEcTFULJT informs the public, aud pariiciIGrly
htscts1t', residing at distance that he has
from the county Of Cha rloe his upon the Roa
noke River immediately Fields Ferry, the county Of
Meckeuburg; and all letters directed to him Bcydou
Eecken5urg county shall be attended lie will attend
sulary the superior aud inferior courts of the counties
~ Charlotte Halifax Lunenburg and Mcckleuburg, and
be found at all times "Monte PavU" except while
attending the above named ANY business entrus-
ci to his care, shall be strictly attended 70.
Monte Paryo, Nav 1917. 1927 we.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-06-22

Lancaster ,VonttIy Session, .1prik 1GM, 1927.
Charles Rogers and Mary Ana Y MS wife, PITS. }
against On
ioyaa Coles, VIM, Myers 6 Elizabeth Myers Summons
DTS.
The Summons awarded IN this having been return
eG executed on all Of tie parties except William Myers
ard appearing the satisfaction Of the court that the
said William Myers IS rot iuhabant Of this common
wealth. II is therefore ordered, that he be summoned 10
appear here on the 81 Monday IN august nest, shcv
cause any I've ca, why the isuds OF which George e
Myers aud Julia George died seized should no be divided
~ kd and that copy this order forthwith inserted
IN the Richmond Wing, for months succcssiyeIy aud
another copy be posted up the front door Of the Court
house of this county.
% A"sst, EENJ. NJ WALEEH. c. GIG
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oN THE CoLoEIAb TRADE QuEsTi&,Eli..'

oN THE COLONIAL TRADE '' e ''I5.I iS;.'''
To the Right Hon. GEORGE CAYvf,c. Frs,To, or,.s
treasury, and Prime Minister of Great Egitain.
No. r.
?,"; IN my last letter, showed tlIal tic Baltimore
petition wholly failed you, in Tie mater for WIN co.,
cite it. " "''" ""
now proceed to show that you have equally mistaken
INC cccsion ofthe Senate tshch you call TIC decision
% me american i,cgslaturc) upon that petition. /
WIZ iTst repeat your account nfhe NATTER That il may
DC manifest do not mistake it,
AFTER stating correctly thai the petitioners reques
I'D 10 -c2cGl r. &c Discriminating ,-cs - E!i:sh
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-06-22

FAVE received by the Effort: and are nav opening
2 4 additional supply Of and beautiful GOODS;
amongst them, few handsome
Gngha,ns grass gnsna'ns and oattsste
Il splendid article III furniture chntn
Irish linens, of superior bleach
Satin striped muSlinS, beautiful article
Six hosiery, cotton do and thread
Elegant looking glasses
Pure white kid and other gloves, &c. Sc
These with previous supplies make their assort-
men complete than 1t has been at any previous
/; consists in part of the following a,tcles viz.
Cloths and cussneres nj every quality
Fi,ouia and angola cassneres, for summer wear
Plain and mixed hastings, for do
Plain AID striped circa ssians, for do
French and British drilling, white and colnured for do
Fiorontnes, cotton cssmees and sattesns boys
Svipud 4 plain ieans and fus,ians, for do
F!ue and supeIine London prints
Suneriine cumbricS gnghans beautiful piuIs 20!
children
3D., 4 & 6->i plaid Grecian stripe do
A and Cd cotton canbrIc cambria nusliHs, jaconets
and mulls
d. and i plaid. corded and raised stripe muslin
Fis'd books and appcts
Plain aud worked SWISS do
Plain AMI figured bobbnet lace
Irish linens, slieetings, lawns aud diapers
Garment, cambria and furniture din!!e5
Eics lusrresi black Italian lus,gius;
Do do do French do
Do do do India do
DO do do satin levantncs
Black, white and eold g. de Na,,as
!, e. 49, .;s do,
Canton aud NauAin do and roles
: | 80 = 49, !! :: So
i;..,; .,', ~; - INV ami '"'S
%ors:cd and cotton bareges
S'SJ ~ , 80; $50 ~ = VIZ =
dis, &c.& N'''' 90 =" 'ss' Az
4 large assortment gauzc" hdkfs.
GeniIcmcn'S, ladies' and misses gloves
.;fi;, ''''S'' '''' N1p "' '''''A'S; some "S""-
,:,.oj ,, , -, ,
:, N"''' ~ ~ '',.|'
-, ,.imi inns
T.,'inn anL Te c,,..,;
I3ar and short uankeens
1Ii;,; '," '''',, ""'.".e','
% - go; 'p e'an"U''
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William Neale & Co.

CT. JOHNSTON
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T RGSH LINENS.--7-6 and ID fine aud superfnc Ii
u Of heavy aud warranted grass bleach re-
ceiyed by the Exit, for saIs at low prices Dy
HALL NELSON.
ATayf5
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:. TO PHYSICIANS.

stE Subscriber having determined positively remove
Il from his present residence, witt! view Of bringing all
h'S affairs To close offers his plantation for The
tract contains go Of land; lies in the upnc
Powatan county what is called the Middle Road
Cumberland oE Courthouse Every building on L. COASTS
ting OF dwelling house with rooms barn an,c stable
do kitchen- wit good ro0ms house, indeed all necessary
out houses have been srcctcdip the years. vous
orchard Of choice frnt from Princes nursery in New Yo:
ard as good water could 80 desire The situation is
very good for tavern, being the AMI hes, road
uni Cumberland Courthouse Richmond. and would be
very much travelled if there public house in this
neshbourhool. The buildings being entirely suiicicu
The subscriber hazards uo;Ing say ing that his neigh.
bourhoad is owc OF the independent the State
From rons estimate that he has he believes ha
there from 800 5000 inhabitants within SIX miles
lily for ic last has averaged So Whites, bcsirs the
occurred.
Doctor Wharton, nd, respectable aml eminent l,y-
sicla' has just removed from Chrctsgiilc, % % miles
oi where he a% lived and practccd his profession for the
last % yraTf, jay ing the confidence % inhabitants in
tie 2mrfoumoIn5 country. This the riTcct Of
throwing more business the hands Of physician resi-
ding here, than could have been expected under different
circumstances have hesitation in SAYING, IN
borne OCT by tAdSe "i MY neighbours with whom hive
comvrrsed, that physician will be very much wanted il,
the neighbou,huut.
The subscriber furnish On reasonable terms :lrnsr
every article in the way Of household furniture, stock Sc
To ANY gentleman wishing purchase he pledges Lin
self TO sell bargain in his property l.. II. MOSBS.
Fowhatan, dtf January, 1927. II
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University Of Virginia.

FSNHE next session of this institution will commence on
- the Is, Of February 1897; it embraces sciao LIST
:" Anrieat aasosfes, end AIn'crn Languages, 3d Mahe
rrtcs, 9Th Natera! Philosophy 9Th Natural History, 9th
Moral Philosophy 9Th Medicines 9Th Law an;! Govern
n'ent-wih distinct Professors each To received
!nto the school Of Ancient Languages, the applicant
he qualified to reading the higher Latin scs,
and those also of the degree in Greek if proposes
10 acquire that language.
For admission into the school of Mathematics Natural
Philosophy mr. Natural History, he be well acauain-
II with the elementary operations of Numerical hr,h,ne-
s, with Fractions, Vulgar and Decimal, the exac-
ton OF the Roos-and 10 any school he he 16
years OF age: student is free such schools,
ana such only he thinks wall prepare him the
line OF life he proposes to follow.
ic EXPENSES for the ordinary session months and
half are limited follows, viz.
Tuition fees.-If tho student attends but one
professor, he pays $50; if he attends two, $50
10 each; and S25 to each if he attends three or
more For fees; say SIS 90
Hoard, including bedding aud furniture. fuel, can
dies. washing and attendance, ESQ 90
ftents-For Dormory SIC; half Il there are
two occupants, 8 %
Participation in public apartments, Library, &c. IS 90
CAS- 90
For Clothing, EXCEEDING 500 90
Poffet Monty, do. do. 40 90
--l4O 90
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1888 90


Fog hooks & S,afonaty,at The viii OF the parent,
Medicine & !feafcai attendance, whatever may lie
tesSary.
For the session, commencing Is o. Feb ana
cIdi- the Doth of July, half of the above.
According the enactnrts OF the visitors, the dress o
tte students, wherever resident, shall uniform plain
The coat, waiscoat, aud pan; cons of cloth uf dark
cray mixture price exceeding six dolarspcr
lc form OF the ess il, each article SHALL he according tn
model be provided by tic Proctor direction
81 tire Executive Committee, with onSpcuous badges
'lr coats, such as they shall prescribe. pumtaoons
arl wais.cont of this dress may vary with season.
after of which, when required by the may be
wife; the former OF light brown linensoes
9th black gnr;crs i'll cold weather, aud white stockings
III warm weather, and in shall boots be
the neck c'o, shall be plain black in the cold,
in the scasou.-'Thc hat rou nd and black.
Tic student shall this dress Sabbath, on ex-
amnations and public exhibitions in University
whenever they appear without its precnc,s-on all
occasions, within the precincts, they may plain
black gown, cheap irock coat cloth
color and price above described may be but shall
substituted ON the pubic occasions specified for the uni
form coat first prescribed.
THESE regulations of rlilrnI, during the srssion
uray be disposed with by the chairman of the faculty,
all cases where tic student Shall procured his cloth
ing without notice of them
no sneicnt resident within the precincts shall ma rrc,-
late III he shall have deposited with the PROCTOR all the
money CHECKS bills, drafts and other available funds which
he shall have III his osseson under his control any
manner nfercd TO deray his expensrs while student of
the University, on his return from thence his residence.
ISor shall he natffcuiae, till he shall deposited
sum AK least sufficient, CATER dSaucg tcrcITom the
ProctorS commission 81 two pes cent.) pay
Of his dormitoTy and the public rooms, pay fees
the professors whom he may design attend pay
months board 10 his ocl keeper, purchase the
books and stationary which he may the commence
mcnt and deposit Of ten dollars, contingent
charges and assessments against hm.If he pays more
Than this ne shall designate the which it is be
applied, whether FOR boa;d, for clothing books and
ohay or Tor pocket money at the end of the first three
'"S ot the session. he shall deposit enough pay his
board aud other expenses for the three months, and
1T the expiration OF the second period he shall deposit
enough pay his board aid other expenses for residue
pcar-
February and ends the Goth JrIv future sessions COM
u'emce on the LIST of September an'i end sGh July.
Ali iet'rrs and applications respecting the premises are
10 be addressed to the subscriber University Viz.
glha. 4. 6. BROCKENBROUGU Pyoc,r-
JAM 81
NoTE )--Tfc professor of Medicine, by permission
the b0hld of Visitors, will take few private pupils oa
amongst the students, 70 direct tiieir studies
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JAMES TYRER, Gun Maker. s.,

SUCCESSOR OF THE LATE J. NIcNAUGuT
ii .feao doors ADORE tie Bell Tare,n Ricbn,opS
EsrEcrFrILY tenders his sincere thanks to his Gus
toners for the libcraipatronage has received since
ms establishment i'll Richmon begs leave TO inform
t'em ana the public generally, that he has lust im,oret
iatGe additional supply of articles in his line which eva
Dies MN with confidence to say that his present stock of
uhs, fisois, and every other article his line is HI,
ost Intensive, complies and elegant that ever has been in
Virginia. ~ ~ "
lie has GUNS nfcvcry description, from sc to alIO
PERCUSSION GUNS, his newly improved MAN for
whch he has received letters patent from the United
State patent office.
An AIR GUN.
Patent breach, twisted stub barrel, nj plain GINS
beautiful! assortment Of RIFLES, PlsTD1s, and rfnEs
of every description.
Gun, Pistol ana Rifle Locks:
Gun aud Pistol Powder Flasks and T,orus>
Double sad single Shot Belts;
Rain and Phten; Game Bags;
" ash rods with apparatus; fancy Screw Drivers witt,
picks; Lock Vices; Wnd Punchcrs: Bullet ETouifs Cun
and Rife oFIns; Military Gun Picks Brushes; Brass
and Steel h!oumtings; Oil Flnts &c. &c. &c.
All OF which he IS disposed TO sell low, for cash.
G5-J. +. carries on the GUN MAKING; & REPAIR
ING BUSINESS iii al! lis various branches Guns o,-
ed to the newest patterns, and repaired very rcasoa-
bic terms and AZ the shortest notice; a! Guns altered ~
the Improved Percussion principle SO that they may he
shot BY percussion or by flint.
Just received ot O: ;he BEST ENGLISH GUN
wv ch- Dec. %
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-01-26
MASSACHUSETTS, LEc1sf.A1irr.

On the 9th inst. motion Of J. Spraguc, esq OF Ss-
Icm, the following order was adopted in the House of Re-
preScufativCs:-
ORDERfo-"Thai Mcssrs. SIrasuo, of Salem, Wells,
Gccuicd Niro of Dorchcsfcr Shaw, II Ian, sjoroush
and Wells of BOSTON, he committee Consider what duy
Massachusetts her characters, to cviucc to tic
world that she is not insensibc the profound earnng
splendid "onts devoted patriotism, great pubic
JOHN ADAMS"
Nnmo'ron Of George Was;rgfca hddr7, csa. Of Bus-
ton son oi the President If tic United States. Twas
ORDERED--"That the Committee inquire anil
report what may be adopted express the
Cf this House IN rcl- lion 10 the eminent public services
distinguished pat:iutsm, and republican usefulness
late THOMAS JEFFERSON, and their sympathy win
his suffering daughter"
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-01-26

Ma I'LL BIZ sold for cash, Monday the 9TH day Fe
w brnary at iemico Courthouse, ii BEING Coust ia .
two likely young Negroes, "a boy and girl Silver W ach
aud Mahogany bcaureau belonging the the
late lax" H. Pemoc.tom. And the Saturday following,
the oh Feb upon the pantaon OF said pcrigcr.nu
IN the County Of Hcnco, upon credit of months
the Three following tracts of ar situate i'm tire coun-
y n licco containing hundred ami fifty acres yv,
dwelling house and young apple orchard ,,prn IT, al-
joining the lands of John Hail. and Thomas Oicys estate
One tract in TIC County of Charles <ty containing
venty five acres, principally in woods, adjoining
Of Edward Carcr-Oue other tract in said County con.
tanning fifty acres with small house upon 1.-THE above
tracts of land will be sold aggecably the last art,
testament Of the late John =. Pcmbcr:ou Tie esis will
therefore bc indisruatle.
~ lie .4drinis'rators
Jan AT
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-01-26

N''[NHts' -F'', Jan. ~
Iro'ims 'bdiH.-A srottjng match against Grc, for
bet of fro thousand d9q, took place Yesterday On
the Washington Race course near TINS city, between
the hours Of 10 end O'Clock The conditions were tIr.
the horse should go fifty times round Tic "a dis
ance Of ni!e) in five successive hours which was
performed in minutes and Ii seconds within the time
lie driven by gentleman suiiv In the fort
sixth mile, the horse broke canter; in the forty
eighth he again trotscd three qnartes OF mile and can
tered the remaining distance. The excitement among
the spectators became intense the last miles, and
his coming ~ winner, general acclanation cnsucd
which alarmed the horse; at the instant. the bit
broke and he ran with much violence towards The city
ihc gentleman being unable to- restrain him, was
thrown from the suiky short distance rom tc
and the horse. after dashing the vehicle pieces ran
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-01-26
.7DFERTYSE,UENI.

e NOMMTTTED 20 Tie Jail Of Jtockingbam Ca,rtv
~ Virginia, a Runaway, the eighth day of No
'enibeL last past, negro named CHARLES lie IS
tvout ST years or - feet or inches high vcy black,
wan large whiskes, ba lost his undc, teeth, is
ba'd'headcd; lis clothing consisted of WOOL hat
coarse hpen shirt drab round jacket drab and
'hIi@d par vi Pan'aloons, and shoes much The
"wHcr IS requested to come forward, prove property and
take him away, o lie viii DC dealt with as the law directs
PETER TEECK, Jsilor
.. ED:kincham County.
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BY PLEASANTS & SMITH.

~ The CoNsrITurIoNAL WIG is published heice q
rees (T1csdsy and frdags9 at fre dollars per aiu,n
gayajie an ndcaace.
AZ Preoo"St toe discon.iana>,ce Of Tie paper, az ar
,earGees St be paid up .4,,d those nrio MAJ irish 10
discontinue, teR notify The Editors 10 at effect at least
taifty days bore tie Period e1res for tch they sub
ScriEtd.
VI For adaerttiaS15 cents square (oftcss) for lie
l'sseftoa "n4 30 cents for cach CONFERENCE.-The
lsf3er Of s,seTtoas de noted he MS oGey,sis
tlsg will be continued md charged Gccor9neIy.
az letter, TO IKE Editors mast be postpaid, or Mey
,ciii eiue attention.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-01-26

S4NK or TfRGENi.9, january l. 1927.
VIE PFsS'dent and Directors of the Bank Of Virginia,
q have declared dividend Of three per cent for the
last six months on the Capital Stool; the Eaub payable
0n the 18th instant.
OF w. cambridge Casi'r
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-01-26

The population of Canaia is rapidly increasing both
by emigration aud by nstutaI increase That Of Low
or Canada, according to the official returns made last
winter, was 1860. Tho number Of settlers who
have arri7cdat Quebec from Great Britain and ireland
within the last eight years little short Of 80 900 Of
whom II IS computed that about third have settled n
Lower Canada, third IN upper Canada a-J to c.fe-
=. - ..1.c c-~. : 20 T--...1 C's -
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-01-26

q ALL NELSON has received an assortment Of Z g
x and ~ liHcns, (part very nc) 81 siucnss Sd, Sd
and lO-4 diapers ana napkins fine and perine ORG
lawns, with general assortment of Staple AMI Fancy
GOODS which nc vii! sell very rcduCcd prices FOR cash
Nov. II
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Chanccry Agency.

AAiS. who. ior several years past, has crn frs,
r. Clerk in tho Office of the Chsucory Court holden in
this City, offers his services to the in that court
agnu, in maturing 'cif or trial. he will give II
tc ndvicc and assistance. necessary to obtain that object
(uc directing the necessary process givrg notices.
tending thc commissioners, SCI Cor moderate fees Fem
s knowledge g! tho practice Of the law 90
vcrrng t he is confident that he render essential scr
vice. TO those who i1rrasscd with tedious Ia suits;
rendered principally from of proper and regular
attention tn the miuutiT of the proceedings
fnriniorniaou respecting his qualifications for The above
Tncss he refers tho rIcnbcrs Of the bar generally
H. T. As Odev is lOth street, Immediately in the
rear of ihc ros O5ce.
Dee. p
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PAPER, DRY GOODS. etc.

80 LN, DR OUODS, etc.
ESQ Rms. Super Royal Printing Paper,
lOO d" Medium do do
900 do Letter ~,
20 do col d Paper, for covers of Pamphlets &c
oo do Fox and Cap Writing Paper,
good assottmcr, or DRY GOODS for IN. scDs,,
TANNERS OIL. SPUN COTTON, &c.
COTTON & CLARKE
Jan i6
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YNoTE) -Tbc professor of Medicine, by permission Ct
TIC bond of Visitors will take few private pupils Gn,
amongst the students, TO direct TIER studies
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Irish Linens and Sheetincs.

Jan s
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Cye Constitutional aglbtm.

press of otter matter has prevented publ isbinp
IN earlier day the following synopsis u tho rs
Ivy Mr. GRIFFIN, of York, submitting his Resolutions
on the subject of Primary Schools c House OF Dele
-ates, the 18Th nit
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-04-17
SHIP TIMBER.

TVE following described knees wanted at the rhla-
depha Navy lard, for which the prices az s.1cd will
be paid on delivery They be of the bes, white oak
and delivered in The course Of the " ar 1897
kNEES-Tody and arm feet inches, diameter Of the
arm cear OF bark Is nches side when completely fin
shed in the ship 10 inches, to be square and square in
shape: price dollars.
KNEEs-Body 7 feet inches, arm S feet 6 inches
diameter OF the clear Of bark ~ Eches to side when
completely finished in the ship 81 inches 10 be square in
shape price dollars and so cents
kNEES-body feet inclesy arm feet inches di.
amcter OF the clear Of bark 10 inches side when
completely finished in the ship inches be square and
in square in shape: price dollars.
kNEES-Bndy feet arm S feet nchea, diameter OF
the clear Of bark IS inches side when completely
hnshed IN the hip 10 nches to be square shape price
dollars and so cents -
KNEES Body feet, arm feet inches, diameter Of
he clear Of bark 10 inches 10 side when completely
finished IN The ship II inches, to be square in shape price
10 dollars and 50 cents.
| Navy Agents Office, PHILADELPHIA Feb II 3l-l5
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-04-17
PROPOSALS

NOR the construction and completion Of PRISON,
L. in Georgetown, Sussex County, Delaware, of the fol-
wing description and dimensions will be received BY the
levy Court Commissioners Of said county.
The building TO be TWO stories high, fortyve feet in
ont, fifty feet in width and twenty feet in height the
aves The materials OF the walls be OF the best bricks
be had in the vicinity Of the place, except the
If the front WALL which must be of GOOD Philadelphia
paving bricks. The roof 10 be of good shingles.
Through the House. from front to rear, TO be passage
IF ten feet in Width in each story equally dividing the
passage.
0fthe divisions thus formed the one is be the
4bsanal for the prison apartment, the walls where
T must be % inches m thickness the inner forming
one side of each entry % inches, and the subdiydns
walls Of the several apartments 10 inches, Of which apart
ts there will be four in each story, and each
fave FIRE place, and into the windows thereof be
affixed strong iron CRATE and the door. be strong and
corresponding The rat and ois,s srong and the lat
ter not than six inches apart. The Aoors of the
entrees stairway and apartments to be Of inch oak, and
he finish Of the whole TO be in like substantial and
spending manner,
Of the her division, desgned for the keepers
hodaton, the outer wall will be IL inches in thickness
h. flooring Of good pine, with three rooms more OIL
eac floor, and fire place in each; the whole to be OF
ODD and suitable materials finished in plain substantial
MANNER the and construction whereof to be what COM
| non and comic table 5rick dwellings generally are.
The Commissioners wish TO know the extra rate that
would be asked to build il of Philadelphia bricks which
may be brought to Milton, only miles distant by water
/ Proposals 0i be received until the 25h day of Ma,
tnext, addressed 10
HENRY F. RODNEY. L. 3. Commissioner,
! Lewes, Del
March I'D, G2f. lf--12t