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.AEIV M.ap "a VIRGLNL1.

snHE New Nap Vt Virginia compiled FROM sctual
under the authority u the State, published, ard
may be obiaihedhy persons DESTROYS 81 Tro appca
ou Wm H. Hichnrdsob the CAPITOL in tie CITY OF Rich
IN
rh wort Effected by the lsbour 81 many YEAR, aud at
great ccst OF sud money has perhaps been
IN variety snd accuracy Il detail beauty aud eie
- ezeun. Ireaetts the highest credit the and
kilt yf The persons Immediately concerned pubhcatton
aid mus, prove highly gratifying and useful to the public The
authorized the sale of $50 Copies this
Map, the urge scale five ne 20 the inch the Exc
oise view Of making the sale eztensive aud rapid
Moderate pfsee Of $40.
Under these circumstancesh probable that Who
shall make estly application, will he unable 10 obtain
Cory Of this beautiful aud valuable work.
August 8, 25-r
bIap Of Ygnia reduced from "a, Nirs Sheet Mop Of
the State according 10 e PyoUoni IF an act Of ~, Genra
dssen5iy passed N March 1897, Is also published and
iay be otsned application as n5ogss Poe 20 pr copy
Copies n both Maps cOnvsniepi portable Jo'r, az be
obtained ifpreJerTed
ne 81, isz7 81 n
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.NrOTHCE

LII person. indebted TO the Estate Of Rob, Bell dec e
'Hddie Of the city Of Ri,hm'u'l hereby informed,
h" snlfs, the, all VD the subscriber, before the let
day ei July ext and settle ihe se~ouus that da,ely
aiier that PERIOD their and bond. will be the
hands Vi Attorneys Tor collection by otherwise.
w. u WREN, :. e.
d a,im'I OF x. Bell dec
June g. s-,iAtJny
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80 & $4,000 OF
DRY GOODS,

It PRIME COST, BIZ WHOLESALE OR RETAIL
Cloths and CASHMERE.
Vigon,a and Rowan eas,imcre., for summer
Psn aud sured eTca.,au. cotton ca..,meie., grsndur
Wilmington sttipes, nankeen.
Coiorcd y white Ens.h German drilling snd va lou.
other articles, for mem. and boys' surHn.e wear
Fuans, corded cotton, dnwisss, tokenburgs aud other
articles, for servants summer
riain iisured CaRtUn grapes; do Ninsu DO
4, $ & Ga Gotten eambrf,.
Dodo do csmhIic muslius
4S-6 plain null uuns
DO do PLAN hook do
Do do figured ,smbomd null
Striped x figured eambrcs; linens, lawn,
Linen cambria h5kfs.; boxing glasses
Mems silk, cotton and TIN tsd hose aGd half hose
Women, elk, cotton aud thr cad hose
Su'peniefs, fuiniturt aud carpet binding, buttons
Tapes & bobbn,, palm leaf and feather Tan,
Fringe., cotton cord, aud sewing silks
Diapers for table linen; birds eyes German Diapers
Dome.iies of all qusnles; sIOwn, hieseh.d ani plaid
Ga,eos' aud sinsh.%s bo@bszet. aud h"n.ba1ine'
Flag aud DAndanna hdkf..
Puisai Madras, Romal, Eclipse aud Henry, all other
All kinds of gloves, for gentlemen and ladies'
Silk, cotton and worst,d bsreyes
Beautiful high eolored sauzes, and scarf
Chssr imperial dresses for Psrte.; gsuzc do scars
White, pink, blue, lilac, black and other florence,
~ Gro de Naples, India ssrsne AMI siuchews
r ink, blue white, black and other plain satin,
1imPs, six cords, silk buou' elk, bIs'ds and other
trimming; all kinds fiibbOn', PLAN lG',Iing aud
rsin and figured ssuzr, f,r cap. and bcnnets
a Damask snd figured lurns for bonuets
~ 7-f6 aud 9.22 sstin, for DO
"a pool and noss cotton, best qual,c,
Jyts.n1'es:' &c edlss best white chapel .harrs
Y oil cloth Tor tables, oil figured center.
ByhSnt s'use and dsssaes vel., beau'ii" oIaet sur
Brown Hollands eambrc, garment furniture dmi.ie.
sSsn sns and sAs: "a r.,srs
MarseiIies Ind Jssns se.tinrs
Silk hsrentnedo fian and hyured black silk vslyets
Tortoise luck and htnt combs; Brazilian do do
he ~ rIMIu M
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CURLES' NECK L.1.rD FOR &4IE.
Sf1Y virtue II Deed IT fus executed ne suhsef her
~ and otheis, ny Wade Moshy the elder aud wife bearing
date The Btu day 81 m1y, 526. and duly fded nthe
Gle ~ rf1c IT The county court Of fenncc, for purpose
therein mr'oned anl by 81 The parties
al previous deeds Of trust the propt vii he sold on
MONDAY, tie 2Ts, of July next IL fsf Il not he neEi ir
day heeler 70 The highest bdbef,oa tie prsses public
auction, Tor ready money, thaf we u known
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.HHgusfG-sULPHUH sPINGs.

HaguStG-sULPHUH sPINGs.
CLAIMS open To- IT. fteepIon %
~ psrs, under lie experimenting. Of Mr. jim @
Wight; who condueir for several past, much 70
tho 5aiisfat yi the vritofs
This situated about " miles
II w. Ss,tcr sui 20 miles w. ON Harr,gnhtrss
aud he road, ]ssifug place the Warn,
Hot, Sweet aud White Sulphur prbgz
Thr w4es contain qusnsiy u ,ppbprsed hydrogen gas
With some csTbonic acid gas, ssaesnJ
is effect upon the arins,s, and stomaeh, almost
Immediate, add upon the secfsofy crgans most poweriu
10 sli Of gravel where has been fedi has proved
itself peculiarly effcaciou' and ~ ruane0us, and bilious
ae ctions, experience has fully lested M RI
Excellent Mail Gpscnes "a Richmond, Frederic hurg,
aud Winchester. arrive Stauufop 3 week, from
Ehencpa stage will passing til. establishment
10 the Warm Hot, aud white Sulphur sprngs.
Since The last seasoua ruupike Road h1. been oonsuced
from Stanton TO the SPRING., end Che road from thence The
intersection n the I'D Warm Spns Road greatly improved
hcb reduces aaoce about 81 ~ utesi and taken
eouneedogdh the staunton aud James Hvsr Turnpike sud
te Turnpike which been constructed across the Warm
Spring nntsu renders this the most satessyA expeditions
route Tor visitors the SPRING. aud travellers 10 the West
The nts infefiur to those oi u The
watering places IN The State and sufficient for tbe comfortable
secomm 5daoB u 100 hcsfdef' 49,, 90.
No srertions shall he wanting 70 ensure 10 the th
cssbIishnens, every possible Comfort
Pot Office has Isely beeU 'sishlished ~ the "Augu1ta
en,;n.sS THE PRoPRfETOKs.
tz-bt
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tOhniIyED tcsoe Ja1 % sins6s1o COUNTY. VA toe
- ION 1sy o. Deeeubsr, 1877, Runaway, sruotoe
msn who calls himself Geo. Baptist y about ~ ye,r
pa, tei m mes hy when spoken TO ba, pleasant eoun
'sn"nts WIN large mouth when speaking shovs MS tech
very d"tncy no scas pereesshle b.. right la, hssp
ofote which i1ake b,m sisHd # knoekHssd when com
m'ed bad On black snes suoui (gO5ien) and
'ons OF The ssine, ADD old wool hat much worn Tn.
"wn . reqfsted 70 COME aud take him, " he will he di.
Po,tu oi a. lhe IA" dTsefs. CErER THlCK, TAILOR.
Rockingham CO. Aru'a In7 ~ 30
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PubEc Sale Of valuable Land near the Unyer.ify
OF Virginia.
o. Monday The 18th day 81 Aug. next, will be Sold in
~ Charlottesville, al the Central Hotel kept by MIR jos!
w Brown about 1900 ACRES Of valuable Land, being the
rtsidne OF tract Of isnd the Charots
vile formerly belonging 10 the late President Monroe aud
Conve,e by him to the Bank ef the U. s. in OF
debt transfer ell 10 iby the Bank Of Columbia
The whole tract repsrksbiy we'll mhered and watefed
and adsansg eou'y us'ed and about 500 II of
me am Of good quality
On tine mountain part there ,dcus dwelling ho.,sr
with g' aud MILL eDd there other
oher portions Of the The ha, be laid OF INTO ais
convenient divisions will be sold OF
purchasers =
The lands will be sold credit Of L. 2, and years,
carrying interest from the tune of sale; aud bonds rpiuss
rf'"na security, aud lien the Iaud will be 10
secure the rayhent,
Fn further nformation, apply TO john Was,on Esq who
resides miles from the land.
SAMUEL Fl. SMITH, President
Office Of Bank, u. s. Washington.
Inna -
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gROCERTES-

sSuE ,ubserbsf ns gners ~'spt,m.nt OF Gt1ftf e,
III ~bich he dsyosed 10 sell low v' cssh intending n
future 10 eoBfoe himself TO cash huns', ne will sell m
small profits Persons from the country sfs invited T." sud
S.ar,,ns his stock, doors shove tn y. 5 Bank
III lenders his services his country fsns Agsai,
NV '"' '''' y JOHN SHORE.
Sd
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PHIL.fDELPHI.4 .1E.f.VrUF.a CTURE.
ElES & aud ladies' saddles, cub Il .nstle
brides by the doz s.ts zig aud carriage harness; biid
skins, gig collars
"A constant supply Of the above articles Tor sale Phe
rhia. prices j. L S. COSBY.
Apr,If
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POPOyM.qc, COJfp4Jy.I-

PUIOJl.dG CO.lfP.4JvI.
NfSUTiCE- --inssmuci the OF P.tomac Com
eS Psny made Necessary. give validity
you' Ct late Acts Of the several by which
which late Act, amendaory original Act granting
the Chsrt TO the said Comrany and the Board of Directors
a. The P"iomso Company having ordered, that
meeting OF The Popriftos of Stook the last
Panyhe advAed 10 I've holden due day July next
ensuing Tor tie purpose OF taking the afor
act. INTO considerations aud uansactg such
may pc deemed to be necessary previous to the
shall he made The surrender of ehsIe', the
snee TO the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Company
sensrs meeting OF the Potomac Company, holden the
18th May, 1926 -
Notice is hereby given,
That gebeal ms-iug If PfopTi.tors he Potomac
ComEsny will be holden for the purposes aforesaid
tsvers OF Joseph Semwe George Town, Ia; District of
Ccinmh'son The oh day Of Judy ensuing 10 o'clock
a NJ and the stockholders requested attend the
person, by proxy; and they informed that ~ can
be voted by Stockholders cniy; they ssn,
10 presence OF i've subscribing WITNESSES. J. MASON,
pies'l Pot Co.
!. oice Of ;ht Potomac COni'yl
George Town, ID. C.
June 10Th. 10 tIobJnJv
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FE.AI.4LE1 EDUC9TTO.N

FE.HE.4LEl EDUCdIYOyV
LADY, desrous o obtaining situation IN en,ie Sem
,uary or private family as Teacher, and can
produce satisfactory testimonials Qualification.
he heard" by addressing line nj. C. Pe,ersbrg, va
(pod paid) o.
Feb. ~. OF az
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CHEAP GOODS.

fNHE undersigned tax. tins to Acknowledge to
thm fIiend and the public their of ctlis for
tneir sn,enanee aud support for the s.t years. Whit
hey do THE Trey sorry add, that
sniy compel them the deerminsiu Of closing hu-
snes Richmond Wrh tins they have elud.d to
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a MILLER WANTED,
Avn
E.AGLE T.HYERM.

EAGLE I.HVItR.V,
ALBANY, STATE OF NEW YORK.
~ CkUTTENDEN has tdken the above, aud wIi, open
~ . the same This Day lie has engaged Dir j. g. Matber
IL us internal and fro is experience
this business his extensive acquaintance and his knowledge
OF what due to travellers generally, the the
public will be satisfied with their reception aud Treatment,
his establishment The house has emily eonsd
efnble renovation aud improvements and intended that
nothing shall he wanting render desirable resting place
foI ladir. and gentle
Albany, May II, aga.
n t. L ChUTTENDEN tenders his sincere than.s TO his
old friends and paions info them, that his House
Park Place, the capitol will be continued usual
june a-6t
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-VOIIL'E. =
LII bersons having claims against the estate III Anhony
II Thornton, dec ny bond, note, open count will
MAKE Them known 10 without delays all persons
indebted TO The same will please make pawn ant
no longer ,ndulseace can be granted.
HENRY L CARTER,
Admir- Of Il. H. TAornfon dec.
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Report Of the Committee TO whom was referred
Is the standing Rules and Orders Of the House."
Your Committee propose to abolish so much Of
the sixth Rule, touching The duty of the Speaker.
as is contained in the words following. to wit -
"The Speaker shall ez anime s correetthe Journal
before il is read
he reasons which have induced your Commits
ee TO recommend this proposition arc--thai the
present Rule is innovation upon established
practice that the Clerk is sworn officer OF the
House, whose Office is Of great trust and dig
nifty; requiring high qualifications moral and in
teilectua, for its just and faithful cxecut.on that
the divided responsibility i'll this, az in al. other
ses, leads 10 the absence in point OF practices Of all
responsibility Whatsoever; and places the Clerk in
a state degrading and revolving To- the feelings of
such person the Clerh of tins House ought 10
be. Your Committee have been led to believe
that the placing Of the Journal under tie super
intending control of the Speaker, was AN innova-
lion growing out OF the utter incapacity OF Il for
Iher Clerk OF this House, 60 make up journal as
u ought TO be made up, thus throwing upon the
Speaker the drudgery Of The Clerks duties, in adj
dillon to his own already sufficiently burthenso5e;
and subjectng him 10 a very delicate respousibility
which Speaker of this House can wish TO have
imposed upon him; and which has heretofore led
to unpleasant discussions, in no wise calculated to
reflect dignity upon the Chair, or upon the house
This practice, which is an innovation Of few years
standing, begets also on tho part Of MEMBERS Il
cuipabe Indifference and natentiOn TO the aceura-
cy Of the journal, aud, by possibility, correspon-
dent carelessness on the part Of the Clerk, whose
obligation is TO the House, and TO the House only
guaranteed by the sanction Of his official OATH
And yet in case OF difference o. opinion between
the Clerk and Speaker, in regard TO what is or Is
not, faithful transcript Of the proceedings Of the
House, that responsibility and the sacred obligation
OF his oath, mus; yield to the .fot Of the Chair
Your Committee respectfully suggest thai tIc true
remedy for the incompctency OF the Clerk when
such shall occur, IL his removal from Office
and not fine traueEer of his dufioE prpgifinu
officer OF this body When The duties Of bis station
shall be vigorously exaeted OF the Clerk, then may
VIC expect 10 sec the Office filed by such men a.
John Hatsel, TO whom the House oi Commons, and
ed, than TO any other name the roll OF English
worthless.
Your Committee beg leave 10 recommend ano-
tier alteration in ,Ie same rule bv iusorDc after
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TIE .NaEEYY H-aRz1 20

S.tS9t2 THESE spacious and elegant
Il '~-Se~ - BOATS will Commences runnpv
ISs-- early 10 July, aud petfori their
4sStV regular route benstn New Work
zzA-azsS & aibauy,eyey day, except San-
days, during tie ssason Of Sumner travelling.
Then speed hiss been much improved the last
anil starting At earlier bouf the passge will he performed
tbey ~ daylight giving pssssngeTs opportunity to view
TIE interesting scenery Of the Hudson River.
10 leave New YIk. To leave AIbanv
mvndsys ri O'clock, ~ Tuesdsys al ofrlotk a m,
wednesday, ~ O'Clock, Thursdays al o'elock = m
fnday At o'clock, m Saturdays 1t O'clock, a m
tbe PROPRIETOR look With confidence for continuance II
NE patronage that has been Justly inented by chi, e,D
oihmso, which sGcrds 10 travellers uurvsied degree
somio' and nlne sscar,y irom the accidents 10 winch
Strs ubvafs end Packets liable
raensfs IN the Sefety Bsrge' pvt their horses, cat
sgs q 'sfvst'' 90 ard ~ the SesmbIss towing the
-sfnf, and thcr avoid expense and detention.
ftTpassa6e so7sfs OR mM,chael the Pier, 81 Alba
ny OF WI o REDFIELD,
80 No. 20, cof,iandt street, New York
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EDUC.fITOyY.
INHE Summer Session Of the Subsctber's gehoo will
n the 9TH July. The course Of instruction
will embrace the English Latin and Greek Languases
ogrrphy, Ancient Modern Arithmetic, Aigebrs y,
sc. = n a -
TERMS PER SESSION OF S moNTss:
Tution IS
Fees for Tuition Bard he paid ADVANCE or il not
convenient, notes will be eIpeced
WIN II HARRISON, Amelia
NB-BosdeIi furnished bid bedding ,or there will be al
extra eha'ee OF So per bee psr Session.
June ~ Sw2,s
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The several prices for transportation, Per cutie yard be
annexed to the Tor going iems.
II he unieood that the materials excavated above
20 be snEported the direction and tine
of th. bed III the Road The transportation to be Effected
in the economical nannery means vi haiToVs
cars or other suitable ma, h,n,s
CONSTRUCTION OF dry walls perch Of IS cubic ett,of
such materials and IN such IN amer ,as may
he approved OF by the board Of Ensintefs
OF THAR agent
DO of walls, walls laid Groute "
Mortar, ssreeaby to the conditions above
mentioned.
The materials for 10 he procured aud conveyed
Of the expense Of the contractors the siOne the quarry beng
free Of expense and situated distance not exceeding
half u,iie from work. The prices TO be annexed 10 the
foregoing also. The whole to he executed under the
direction: superintendent OF the ard Of Engne
such sge sen they may authorize and appoint for hs
purpose
Any person pc wishng to oonttact tot the ertc
an>e OF the labor above specified, viii Ofwad, post paid
sealed proposals The Of tins notice, stating also the
smount Of labor he they wish TO periof
Gals 10 he marked and addressed sioiioNs VIZ =
PropOsdo" Board Of Engineers of the IL. 4 q. n. r.
Co.. Baltimore Mary land" Aud he regarded preliminary
20 hereafter be ulde between the Board of I'm
gnseis, then accredited agent the part, aud by the
person psfsOus making PTCposalI deemed
ceptabi on III. other part
IT proposed the W. rlriy practicable
III july next. LOnD, III Tie II arr
J, KNIGHT II EngIuetfs
oGoe of thu Board 4 Epsibeers)
OF the V. Il o. H. Il o.
DaI,in e, June Sd, 1919.
iuue ~ i2-I
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RoANoEE, May 10, 1878
GENTLEMEN In obedience to your request
transmit the Report referred to in your very o.
biiging and llatterng letter. The state of my health
enables Inc TO add nothing more tian the express
sion OF the very high sense which shall ever
cherish, OF the estimate which you have been
pleased TO place upon my poor endeavors to render
service to our common country. am, Gentlemen,
your obliged and faithful servant,
JOHN RANDOLPH, Of Roanoke.
70 JAMES HAMILTON, .Jr. OF 8. Csc. sc.
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NTENDfNG 70 he absent fou hr ale -rversI months.
ON ip q, the South hsve apron,td Wa. r. Bfnsaass
Vim choi'oD ny s,tofu'es o fsi 10 f-t ne duur thst
tine. dDlUcCN povTEfs
Aruif5 10
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BALTIMORE s ONO RAIL RoA d.

BALTIMONE . OHIO RAIL NUAD.
VII URSUANT Rrpiuon the Board - Directors VI
S:S the BALTIMORE 4 OHIO RAIL ROAD COMPA-
NY, authorizing Board OF Engineers popo-
sails and TO enter into with Opposed 10
the performance Of labor for the eousirucun the
Bd'iHore Ohio Rail Rogd-Notice hereby gwen that
from and after the 18th inst tbs LIST day OF July
proposals wall be The Office OF the Board Of Ems
gneers of the Rail Road ComPany setting forth the at
EXCAVATION OF clay, sand, soil frqgrnk the Of the
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BrOokfeM.for Sale

AN sou snxions 20 seli nv fiarff'fn. csed Brooke
which I nov reside, spl viii dispose ~ ii on We,
"osial terms BES. SHEPPARD.
aSue %. g. VT
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ANCHOR IRON.
.NGrY Commissioners Office.

wary commissioners ONCE,
26th .Sfdy, 1923.
yel PROPOSALS will he received Till the
~ July next, Tor the supplying the Iron that may b.
required al the Navy Yard, Washing for making Eight
Anchors OF s6oobs each; Six Anchors OF 640Ob
Anchor and 20, shapes aud
models drawings. which will be furnhed application
Commandapt tothe Nnvy Yard al Washington The whole
quantity of said Anchor onmust be deliver betwe
August and Slst December aud undergo then10aL
test q, the place Of delivery. ~ <
Bidders state their residence, give the of their
with their residences, mnut.ly ard send their bit
eaied, aud endorsed Offer furnish Anchor Irou, tkh<
Navy Yard, Wellington" Any bid not made in Conformity
q 1adyx~il not be acted on. AZ
3 JF.4.VI,ED, 81
be brings satisfactory reeonmend .tion
10 his ehstbeksf <et esPeyienre- JOHN AMBLER
JVS5TYC'IS- n '.'7- "a
m RAY PANKEY, having soit their entire interest in
" the business carried on At he Mryo hllls under The -m
Of Nm. b. Clarke & Chnsiu {atk sc. the mid 6qm
issois indebted 10 the firm iIInke payment 20 ".
B. CIsIkss all claims sgainii the he pail BY r,.
WN<z3. CLARKE, sts
JAMES GRAY,
. 81. xlI;,,.ftANK ~,
~ b CLARKE & C. CIARKE,
MXTIL the Milling Bssiness, under
w the old firm kn. n. Clarke & and soacf a
continuance of the favors friends f that
Their counting at the store of N.Y. Myers Cary st.
WM. CLARKE,
q. CLARKE
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plough and shovel znerejy.s
OF clay, sand. and Aoii tn,xsd with pebbles or
loose stones.
Of clay, sand, and soil mixed with gravel,
hard pan, &c requii ing the use of The same
utensils, together with the pi, \ OF mattork.
Of slate and other .of, rocks, where no blast
ing will be required
Of slate and free stone, where blasting viii
be required.
OF Limestone, where blaiting will he re-
CURED.
Of Glans,r, rocks, Greywaeke, &c. where
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The price rer cubic yard for which the foregoing
tons Will he ade and the eycavated materials removed TO
distance exceeding Is feet from the OF the road he'd
thrown into vht ebaow, costs for transportation, will
he stated in with the several items above specified
TRANS PORTATION Of the materials above entioned
gether with depositIng aud Ievellng the
such a manner, 10 form the bed OF the
Road, said transportation TO be on level ~
descending srOund-lOr the following dis
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DJBJJNISTH.HTOR.S NOTICE.
III persons having cs,us 81 sit the stat Of c,tie, r.
Bfkciy, dec, ise II Ban ut M ~. county III Sid
"H are hereby requested % ,ffsn then of sdnsimsi
tt WI Pieass ~ make payment WNI holland
Isr. a. Afrf al .,t,. u I'LL. ~.
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SADDLEhY, HARNESS, Sc.

June g.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-14
ENticc

VNIIE inhabitants of Alexandria will take notice that
4 the subscriber, have been appointed assessors
for the present year, agrceaby TO the laws of tho cor
pcralicn.
"1he said assessors shall mmc diaeIy after their APP
pointm-nt, proceed to value The houses and lots iti
IN the limits of the corporation, and to demand from
the masters ard mistreSses ct every family lists OF all
male tytleabcs belonging to, residing in their re-
spe ctive ams and also from every of taxa
bic property lis, Of such property. And ifany mas
ter or mistress OF family, any owner OF taxable
property, shall neg lect or refuse to give in list Of all
male ,,theables Belonging To, residing in, his or
he, family. other taxable property, within five days
after the demand made thereof b, any assessor the
person 20 Of ndng shall forfeit and pay hundred
dusis And il any person whatsoever. shall wilfuy
omit or in the list given any ,theabe
or taxable property, shall IN any other manner con.
ces The same ron'hc knowledge 0fthe assessors, the
person 20 offending shall forfeit and pay double the
amount If the tax imposed on such ttheable ortaxa
BILE property Every merchant, Shop keeper, mocha
mic or other person, having in his or her service or
employing mt, any clerk journeyman. apprentice. or
assistant shall render account OF the sane ~ ms Or
her list o ,ytcabIes, and shall he accountable for the
capi,aton tax hereby imposed in like manner and un
der the same penalties, if such clerk. ourne! man.
apprentice or assistant a member of his or her
| family" GEO DhlNkEh, b
march 10 iSA CROBBINS,