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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-17
Trustees Sale of House and Lot

IN ErenLSniIZe.. v-...v -..-uprua
I'D and wife, and Henry. ;. HALEY to me, bearing
date the 18th day Of December, 1927 and recorded in
the Clerks Office Of Prince william county Court,
SHALL for the purposes therein mentioned, on the 6rst
Monday in November next, (being the first ola. OF
Prince william County Court) before the front door
Of the courthouse Of said county, expose to ssle by
public auction, for ready money, the Lot in the town
Of BrentsviIlc. Virginia, described and known in tho
plan of said town by the number fifteen, and at pre-
sent in the occupancy Of Mr. George W: fhzhugh,::
Such title is vested in under the said deed, will
be conveyed to the purchaser.
sept 25-dts JOHN MACRAE, Trustee.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-17
Land For Sale,

an Thursday the 30th day Of October next, at
~ Gatts's Tscrn, West End--,he subscriber will
offer for sse at public auction, a Tract OF Land on
JoIf,rsp Rum nesr Fairfax old Court house, contain
ing SOY acres or about that qua,ity Sale at IL O.
clock at noon. Term Cash.
The above sale will be made under deed OF trust
from Thomas Janney and John D. Brown to tho sub.
scriber.
cent 3o-dt. r I. TAYLOR.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-17
oct II
OYSTERS. &c.

1NHE subscriber returns thanks to generous pub.
- lie for their past favo, and still hopes, by his
attention to business to meri, their appreciation The
season for OYSTERS having arrived, he respectfully
things of the season. to honor him with a call
Families can be supplied at the shortest notice with
SHOCKED OYSTERS, and on reasonable terms.
OCT 1916 ROBERT SANDS.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-17
Boat Lost.

LARGE boat with black bottom, white ana green
~ stroak. and green stern. was e't 80 a. The
steam Mil Wharf, on Saturday night last. Z. m
whoever will secure aud return the sad noss ~
be suitably rewarded on application 10 we I'M v"
board, or to g
A
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-17
Six Cents Rewards

10 AN AWAY from the subscriber on the 26h Of
IL August last, apprentice to the saddInr hush
ness-by name Ed0a,d Soors-about rs years of zoe
All persons forw armed against harbornr or employ
ing said boy in any way. The above reward viii be
paid if brought home, but no expenses.
LINES TaNSANT
oct II o
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-17
Wanted a Good Cook.

EOOD wages. in family residing near Alexandra,
u will be given for Female Servant, who can
cook, wash and iron, Her chief employment would
be as cook She must be slave, and raised and
owned in the coutry. No town bred servant need an
ply. Further information be had OF the printer
oct 10 d3t&3tawtr
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-17

The las, Philadelphia papers give us The re.
turns from ,aree Congressional Elections, which
are -
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-17

Mrssrs. Hlliard & Bo~n, booksellers 10
the University al Cambridge, Massachusetts
have pu, to press the complete works OF Dusa'd
Stse,cari.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-17
LATE FROM RIO DE JANElRo.-

LATE FROM RIO DE JANEiRo.
rb, brig Jane, Atwater, has arrived At N.
yort in 50 days from Rio de JAoeiro, whence
called on the Esd August. The editors oil
10 New York Gazette acknowledge the re-
,siD, of papers to that date. The paper OF the
,oJ states, that treaty Of peace had been con-
,Iod.d By the commissioners, which was saic
:, No favorable TO. both nations; and that The
p,;,isb nacse, would shortly sail with the ra,
,is,d treaty, Cor Buenos Ayres. TWAS also re-
Oo,,eJ that Pavlo Barbosa, captain OF Engi-
',s,s was 10 be sent with the official in,elii-
.,sre. 10 London, Tor which purpose he was to
b. DroYided, by the British minister, with
&c, sailing vessel, which was 10 sail in few
DAYS The U. S. irigate Macedonian, Captain
Riddle. was e: Rio Jaue;ro, on The Esd August
>, call for the U. States in few days.
UpOp The subject Of peace between the bel
r,,r,u,s. the Melcantls Advertiser gives dit.
Gerrul VERSION
Cant. A,water has furnished papers 10 the
ri
,on,d with .he Buenos Ayrran Commissioners
and ,o;n. OF the letters encourage the oeiiei
,b,, they would result in peace while others
ex,re,s doubts OF the subjrot. The latest IN
,.ijpercc from Portugal which had reached
Rio. aprears 10 have been from the Paris pa
MRS 10 the S,h of jan; when The usurpauon OF
DON Miguel was only taxed Of This excited
much interest, aud when The present STATE oil
fir, m lha, country is known, II VIII orooa-
bly induce the empSr or 10 hasten an arrange
ment with EuenoS AYrrs.
CoLMoal.- he packer brig A,henian, are
lived a, New York, sailed from Car'hagena on
the 90 ulr. Capt Sullivan has Furnished The
editors of the Mercantile Advertiser with CO.
pies of decree and proclamation OF Bolivar,
ds,ed a, Bogota on the 2lst OF August, estab-
lhhirg d new constitution or form Of govern
rnrnt under his Dictatorship. Bolivar retains
the u,le Of Presiden, and Liheralor, but tx
ercises absolute power. The Constitute"
merely establishes the different Offices which
are TO adninister the government viz. Secre-
,aries for the Home, Foreign, War, Tre.su-
re-. Marine and jasrice departments and a
chief for each of the Departments Of The ouun-
ny. 1t is declared tha, the go,ernmen, shall
bs thus administered until January 1880, when
General Congress shall be called, and if The
stale Of the country viii permit, or il shall b.
deemed lhvi> BE, The Dictator willrenounce-his
extraordinary po~e's, and restore the people
TO l free government.
The promrlga ion Of this constitution, as il
is rallied, (suhjec', however, to any modification
or alteration that may suit The will Of the Die
'aior) was attended with great rejoicing at the
capital, and at Carthagena, where it was for
: mlliy declared on the 18th. The re joicings at
| the Litter place were continued for three days,
AMI closed by grand le,e and ball at The palace
II Gen, Mou,illo, the lutendanrr.
Bolivar remained al Bogota al the last dates.
Nt'her the papers nor letters that we have
s,tn make any allusion to the war tina, was
Hreaten5d with Peru
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-17
To Rent,

. That large ana commodiuas three
:S5's. story brick house now orcupied by Mrs.
:2s Little as a boarding house, and opposite the
a.. Bank of Alexandria. Possession given on
The first tav of November next. Apply To
oct 13-7t', MAURICE HERBERT.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-17
Fashionable Tailoring.
JaCOBSS &. son, TaiIors and

fashionable tailoring.
THOMAS J8COBS 8. son, Tuihors and
Hubii- MIXERS,
III AVE the pleasure of informing their customers
IA and The public generally that they continue to
carry business at their old stand The of
King and pitt.streetS, northwest frcm tie Franklin
Hotel From an arrangement which they have made
with Mr.. Wilson, of NewYork, TO receive the fashions
scmiannualv, anI determination to he excelled
by any other person in the District either in the fitting
of the bo, or the style of " rkmalshp hope to 81,
general satisfaction to all who nay favar them with
their patronage. Travellers and country customers
will find it to their advantage to give them call.
oct IL
Yoharcn Snuff a,,i S--:-i-- S-,S'T -.
TIME subscriber offers for sale 1t his Tobacco and
Snuff store, at TIC northwest corner o. KING and
Washington .stree,s
10 boxes and First rate Chewing Tobacco G.
10 kegs quail TO amy in the District
Is kegs small twist
80, 900 Spanish segars; low priced
$4,000 half do
5000 common do
100 dozen papers smoking tobacco
70 dozen snuff boxes
All kinds Of SNUFF, from the most approved ma
nufactories in the United States.
Country dealers and others will find it to their adj
vantage 10 call as above JOHN GRUBB.
&c, Ia d3t2aw4w
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-17
Nwgiuia state ho,tery

Brig Leander, Gill, Norfolk and Port Nahon
NWgiu,a state ho,tefy
For the benefit of he Dismal Swamp Canal Company,
Glass No. II, to be drawn at Richmond on Slst oct'r
Der 81 numbers-8 drawn ballots Highest pr'ze
$4,000 Tickets 81, halves 2, quarters l, e'gths a.
Grand State Lottery of Maryland,
No. z for 1885, be drawn in Baltimore on Wednes-
day 22d October No blanks! Hughes. prize s., Ooo
Tickets S. halves "a. quarters II, egh,hs g. cents
Grand State Lottery of Rhode lsland,,
No. a. to be drawn at Providence on Tuesday 18th
October. Highest Prize $4,000. Whole tickets 81,
halves so cents. For sale at
= CoRSE'S
Lottery and Exchange Office, Angst .3hrandria'
oct IL
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-17
go Eeut,
For Went,

Tint cxcellen, three story fire. proof
ssSTA warehouse, situate on the southeast corner
4sxsi of Prince and Uuion streets, lately IN the &C.
@,ns' cuoancy of Mr.. s. A. Marsteller Is An auction
,tore but at pre- sc nj III the Of Mr. H. L. WILSON,
pms n given ON the lst of December next
Also, thr two-story frame dwelling
asiTS house ON Prince. street, nearly opposite Mr.
Hsss Morlecsi Mlier's store-last III the oceup~i'-
EsAt CIV ofthe late widow Ress!er. Enquire OF
oci 10 - d3tcoSw lSANt' H'DnINo'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-17
AUCTIcrrS.
Book Auction.

nv Monday Euening nert, the 20A met. att oeissk,
~ at my NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of King and ST. A.
ssPh sreets-wil be offered for SALE large and W.
liable collection of Bouks and Statioma,y; embracing
great variety Of new and interesting works in almost
every department Of Literature
The sale will be positve-continue on Tuesday eve.
ming, and until the whole are sold.
oct Is GEO. WHITE, Auct.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-17
To Let,

q LCC,
&z:A convenient, well finished two story BRICK
k,ss dwelling house Henry street between King
and Prince streets, having six good rooms store room,
kilchea, servants room, smoke house, &c lie REM
viii b. made low to "a GOOD tenant Apply at the auc
ton store, corner of Prince and ION streets.
,,1t WA MUTT.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-17
SNlIl!P NEWS.
Port Of AleXandrta.

SAILED; Oct. 10Th,
Brig Leander, Gill, Noi folk and Port Nahon
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-17
'Irst i.0ttevies to be Dgawn!

N. Y. Consolidated Lottery, No. ID,
10 he drawn on Tnmdny 10Th October highest prize
s12, 500 Tickets So halves s. quartersl !, eig,hs75
Virginia State Lottery, l7lh Class,
To be drawn on the 2lst OCTOBER Highest prize
$40, 600 Tickets a. halves p quarters ]. eghths So
Union Canal Lottery, No. l2,
viii draw at Philadrph;s IN the I'm October High
est prize S25, 600. ckes $40, halves quarters "A
Maryland State Lo'iery, No. 8,
First sub scheme will be traNn IN Baltimore gid inst
highest prize $4,000 ickets IS, halves q. quar-
tiers ITO be had in either OF the above lotteries. at
HVM NEY'S
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-17

CoMnecticM, State A"ttery,
E,tr, Class No ?, for TIE benefit Of the Retreat for
The insane will be drawn Hartford on Monday i3h
October. 81 numbers-8 drawn ballots. Highest
prize 5000 f-kets y, halves 81; quarter - c's
New-York Consolidated Lottery,
c,.ss Il. for 1925 10 be drawn in the City of New
y"rr On THURSDAY October To- highest prize Sl2, 800
Tickets Sc, halves 5, quarters 50-For sale at
}. II. WHITES
oc,,1 Lottery Office, Royal street.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-01-10
APPENDIX TO MR. CLAY'S ADDRESS.

ChiihcetAe, Nay Is, 1927.
SIR: With resp ii to the letter from
Nashville, of the 8 h of March last.
originally published IN The Fayetteville
Observer, 10 which YOU have done me
the honor 10 call my attention, in yonr
favor OF the first OF this month, can
only state, THAI so far a. nv know
ledge extends, the assertion of the wri
ter that Gen. Jackson t Id ME Thiml
this morning, before dNhiS compana.
IN reply 10 ques,ioo | pui 10 him. con
cernlng the election OF j. @ Adams TO
the Presidency, that NJ. Gays friends
made proposition 10 his friends thai
II they would promise for him not TO
put kr Adams into thr seat OF the St
cre.ary Of State. Clay and his friend.
would, in one hour, make him. JACK.
son, the Presldens, is totally destitute
Of foundation
II 10 well known that when it was
a.certained that Mr. Clay would not
be one ofthe three highest persons vo.
ted for by the Electoral Colleges, for
the office OF President, my next choice
was Mr.. Crawford. Had i. not been
for the III health Of tha, gentleman, and
HE little prospect there WAS OF his uI,i
mate success, several of the Ohio De
legation, brsl les myself, would have
gwen him their support. And. it is
with regret, that | now see his friends
so much divided, .nd many OF them
uniting with a party by whom he had
been 20 ungeneroosIy persecu,ed.
L, was evident to al that the election
did then lie between Mr.. Adams and
Gen. Jackson And, although so much
has been said and written, 10 order to
induce a beIIefthat Mr. Clay had trans.
serred and Influenced his friends to vote
Tor Mr. Adams. the fact is that the O
mo Delegation. Tor a; least large ma
Joray OF them were ,he first Of Mr
Cl4y's friends who came 20 The deter
mInstlon of voting for MI Adams, and
that too without having sscer.ained
Mr.. Ciay's views on the subject.
ONO had interests at stake, which
cooiu Hot, unoer any circumstances, be
abandoned OF jeopardise The course
which Gen Jackson, and many of his
friends IN Congress. had pursued. with
regard to Internal Improvements, and
the bill for the revision OF the Tariff.
and, indeed, in relation to almost eve
ry measure which we deemed OF i'm
portance to The country generally, and
more p riIculsfly 10 the w eslern States,
put u out OF our power to support the
pretentions OF the General, without at |
me same time, abandoning what we
consclenliousIy believed to be our duty. |
On the other hand, it was evident, that, |
Tor the support ofthose measures. our
only reliance was upon the friends OF |
Mr Adams, The identity of interes,
between the Northern and Western
States. and the Iiheralily of the Eas
tern members of Congress
Another, and still more serious con
slderssiOn with US, was, the qualifica.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-01-10

frlend OF VI. Ciay's thai would consent
10 be an agent in such degradir Q
transaction.
Nor can | admit that the Griends of
Mr. Clay had so contemplate an opiu.
ION OF each other, or Of Mr.. CLAW as
10 suppose that the appointment or mon.
appoinsmeni of any man to any Office
would influence them in the DISCHARGE
OF an important public duty.
Mr.. Clay. and his friends. preferred
Mr Adams TO General Jackson. mer-
ely oecaoe they believed he, ma
more eminent degree, possessed the
qualifcations necessary 10 the able
performance oflhe high duties assigned
ny the Constitution and Laws 10 the
President Of the United States.
I sm, dsar 81 9Th great respect
your obedien, servant,
BEECHER.
Doctor Tobias Waikiss, Washington.
:, Hsoster .Hay 9, 1897.
DEAR SIR: Your favor II ,he IA
instant has been received. l had nre.
siously noticed The letter said "a have
eeen written by . "hiehlgrsspcc,able
tTgtnian," 10 which il refers In
answer to yonr inquiries, have to
state, that ! have always supposed
myself ~ the entire confidence OF all
Mr Gays supporters and friends.
who We're members of Cor sress al the
time OF the Presidential election. aud
hat have no hesitation in saving
that | never heard the most distant ,n'
sinustion from any OF them that thew
would vote for General Jackson. Il
here was any prospect OF CHOOSING
either OF the other candidates That
any OF the friends of Mr. CLAY in
Congress, ever made any proposi,ion
Oh conditions on which their votes
would depend, to the friends Of Gen.
raj Jackson, or any other person
DO not believe Had General .Iact-
son been chosen, they would have fela
40 concern ss to WHO he might have
appointed members of his cabinet: and
IS to Nj. Gays accepting an appoint.
ment under him, they would 10 a
man, have most certainiy opnosed
|'s. | Judge Of this from the opinion
which ] Know they entertained of Gen.
Frat Jackson's want Of capacity. ard
the Let that no, until some time After
he choice Of Mr.. Adams ihat lhev =
greed to advise MIR. Clay 10 accrn, Of
The office he nov holds. His acc.ot.
ance has always been regarded bv
Them rs favor done 10 the coon,,y
nd not as one conferred upon him
1.-THE disposition OF General .IscL.
son could have been judged of by tie
impottunIty OF some of his Congres.
sIonai friends, | should have supposed
hat proposition of the kind mention.
ed, would have been Instantly closed
with; but. no such propositions were
ever made by The friend. Of Mr. Clay.
and none such would have been accent.
ed by them
In short, ! feel confident tina, the
whole is vile and infamous faIsebood
such as honorable men would no, re.
sort 10, more especially after having
upon tnll consultation and deliberate
consideration. declined an inyes,,oa.
non OF the whole matter before a com.
mIisee OF the House Of r. p,esents,ives.
! am, SIR. Very respectfully, your
obedient servant.
H. ]. SLOANE.
Hon. Tobias Watkins.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-01-10

Lanastsr, May 81. 1921
DEAR Sin: Absence from home
IS the reason Why | have no. before
This, answered your letter, upon the
subject of the letter said to have been
written by highly respectable yir.
glnian."
i do not know that friend, or the
friends of Mr.. Clay. ever made any
proposition 10 the trends OF Gr, a.
Jackson, respecting the election of d., !.
Adams, as President, in any way: or
as respecting General Jsckson "Doi
putting Dir. Adams into the seal OF
Secretary of State" in case he. Jack
son, should be elected President.
Neither am | acquainted with a
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-01-10

Washington, December 1927.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-07-28


~ ACT 60 Frnt safhfn t-tapnithad and app fn6rl-
w'd is,ds tu ire stdr Il A,h,nl, Tor the purpos,
ollmW"'wf thr VIZ illan OF the Tennessee, L0osus
caunvha, and blnrh Autni Myers.
Bet ,partti bg he Ssnrfr mud Home %
Representatives 9TH unHed states Of 31tri.
en-, M Congress as.mbl,d, rheJ tour hunitrd
thoumud actra lbr rr.iu Iui,urd lands IN fha
,ouutir, OF JnrI9fao. Mad,spu Morgan, me
s'onc. Lawrence. trnuLhu, md Laudefdae. "a
the state oil AInbamn be, nnd the SANE IS hire
by croutrd 10 saul slale, 10 hc Applied 10 the
improVrnch Of tar navigation Of ihe Muscle
SHOALS, and tnlheIi= NhuD., ~ the Tennessee
rNrr, and surh oiher pnltsnl said rivrt within
sad State ~ thc Legislature thereof M. III.
rect But Il lhsle shpll not hr TOM hundred
ihoumnd a.Irs of trlmqul.lIrd uuRppropratcd
innd, IN sad counties, tn IA Gc,ruty 10 br made
up ou, Of any naapp,opiiatrd laods ~ Tie eoun
y Of Jackson. IN sald state.
Sec. ., dpa be II turihsr enacfrd. That said
State OF Nabama shall have power To sell dig
pusr of and Rrhni sh.d land, lor the purposes
aforesaid, ut prioc not Tess thnu ihr minimum
pace OF tie pubic laad. OF the United States at
the time oi such ME.
soc. 3. .heih further snacisd, Tint the
sad state OF Alabama shall commence anhd in.
provemous within two years after the passage
otthDs act, aud complete mc same WITHIN ten
years thereafter.
sec /, 1nd BIZ II further enacted. That II
sad State ol Alahan, shall apply the lands
hc,rby granted ~ he proceeds of the snlrs,
o. auy pant thereof. Ia any other use a. object
whatsoever, than us durrt by ihs act, before
sad improvements ahni haze hcru g. mpleiod tls
snd giant Ion all lands then uusuld shIii lheiez
hy become unll y s1id N the snd State OF Al
aHtnn shall bernmr hah' and hound 10 paY to
the United 3tatcs the amount Tor winch sad
bud, 81 any pntthrtroi may have beon sold
dvducting the eaptpses incurred ~ selling the
same
Src . Ind b. II FURTHER enacted. Tint The
improvements ol sHii ~ ~ alton shall he conn
nnnccd ut fhr lowest point ~ obstruction in
sad uvrf, NJ h4n aaid state continued up III.
same until comp ted, auu u calculated for The
ll.e ot -lcan tout, according 10 such plan Of
construction ~ The Dotted states Engineer,
appointed 10 snrsp8 aud tepot thereon, my
recommend, and the rIcaldeW 81 the Unitet
eiatcs approve floslt' 4, that -u,b plan shall
embrace. # practicable. Il cnunrson Of tho
navigation Il Tx I'VE, y nh the aud improve
lnruts.
Sec. &. 1Hdbf Il further rHatiti, That af
tr the completion ~ sald improvement, the SUI
plus ol sa,d grant, II any shalt be- applied 10 the
rnpio, rment al III nb,lrhuon Of the Coosn,
Cah,Nhn, aud Eh,s Nnro, iiyers IN saii
srio, under the direction OF the Legislature
tbcrroI
see 7. And be II fnIHer euocied ! hal The
aaid ,l,crs when improved s- aforesaid. shall
remain for ever firc trolo toll ior al property
brlongmR 10 the Gos'rnmeul Of the United
States, AID Tor all pcisous ~ thea serviee, ani
Tor all the tuizena. 81 the United states. unefg
TON shalt be- allowed by Au act OF tongtess.
AYrRotrp-23d Nay. ls2a
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-07-28

An ACT 10 amend und osInin m ,t entitled 3" An nj
cunt. ming ~ ol the Lrri.,turru nj ifP1nlb IL
,prp",,ituR - liz apeHhf ud OiIu tlnal Company
sui ~ lie stu u Mary lud, ipf bs aame pun
po.'s"
Il, II ennrfrd bg I'm Scnnte and Iouse Of
Rspr, nutatirrs Dffhr Npiipt Siaies Of .1mefi.
m ~ Coi,grfg agumbied Mi thu assent al
rendy eiven by the United Stl',s, 10 tine charter
Of the Chesapeake, aud OHIO ,onhl { inpany.
by 90 ncl ri Coagts, cntted " An ACT
confirming an act ol ihc Legislature ot Virginia
enttIod an act ncpf pnrafinR the the-npeak aud
Ohio Canal Company, a. ~ act OF the state ot
MARY land confirming ,ile sanc shall not be- i'm
paired by anv change ~ the route OF sad g.
nal from o. above the town OF cumberland, IN
the river Potomac. o. the dist button thereof.
into two ~ more sections, ~ nuy time hereafter.
81 any chanpcln TN d,rcu ions Of thai PAL e
tine present laslrrn SECTION, rXteudng rom
Cnnlcrlan1 u the mouth M Wits Ctrtk -
the mouth 81 savage, At ,hc base Of the Alleehh.
u, or any sub lIiuion which the interest 81
rhe Chesapeake X Ohio Camel Company, uas ~
III" "piuiDn otihe Company require IL be md,
nimC,Incd p'anes. rall"a,N s, or au artificial raai
! iur Il continued Caanl thiouRb the Alleg iaas
mountain m any t"atr which may br, by tt
Company finally adopted therefor, bei~cu It,
town Of tumbsiland aud Sine r,ycl Ohio.
Sec ,. Ind be further snGcicd That, ~
obvtate any possible ambiguity lhal might nris"
+ ~ the COUstfIC ION Bl tbr second SrCiiUn OF tit
/ arf ol Congress niore-aid the amhcfit, by tb5t
/ ace de. igned 10 he Pisen 10 to" Siafes Of May
T lad aud Nueinia. II 10 my owpan. incofpO-
rated by either ~ both tbosr STATES 10 extend Il
/ branch from IT, sad tapal, ~ 10 prolong tie
] same. from Inr termination thereof BY \ con-
inuous causl within. ~ through the District Of
! 90 .umbil towards the trIuOry of either OF
/ thnsc States, shall DC drcmrd and taken 10 BIZ
as lul and complete, IN al respects, az The au-
lhorry glnntrd. ~ thai act 10 The Chesapeake
! aud ono taual Company to r>tend the man
stem Of the said Canal whhin the sand ID strict
/ OF the authority reserved 10 the Government Of
The Quilted State 10 pIoviir Tor the extension
4 thereof On edher ~ both sides OF 'he iivel 20
tnmac, within de III ir,t Of Columbia ptori-
dcd That nothing herein contained shall I'M
pair the restriction in the chatter of the Thssa-
peake aud ONO Canal Company designed 10
protect the CANAL Dom injury by the prolon-
CATION thereof On by any branch thcfefrom.
See. 3. i'id BE- aJtvthcr enacted, 1ha, tho
act oftbe Legislature OF Mary land ahich pafs-
ed at their December session, Of one thousand
eight. hundred aud twenty,seven. entitled an
act further to amcnd the az, ucoi phraing tlis
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Company, be ana
the same rs hereby confirmed, 80 far as the a..
sent OF Congress may be deemed necessary
thereto.
ACKNOWLEDGED MAY 1928