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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-04-05

The Fa'iF Bill continues under discussion in the
House oT Representatives. We had supposed until
YESTERDAY sItng HAT the rejection of ali amendments
to the bill, reported b, the Committee of Nanufac
tires, was onnons OF the fate of the whole measure il
being understood that the biz, sianLs m otectiona
Ole 10 many OF The friends OF the tariff The
vote OF yesterday, however ones ton of consj-
eri" proposition for .ng dly for the termination
OF The Session, exhibiting majority of twenty votes
against such consideration, seems TO saw very neJi
goy, That majority of The House opinion that
'he arm question is one De disposed of before the
Other question will b.. looked at. We suppose there
lore That is yet possible that the bill now pendinr
may in MS present, modified shape receive the
sanction OF the iionse Of Representative.
IL
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-04-05

Reasons why General jackson should not be Presi-
dent OF the United States, furnished by the editors of
the New York Enquirer, the Evening Post and the
Albany Argus, when they had no interest misiudee
ar to nisicad the public We add nothing to the
force of these extracts, unless be tie opinion which
follows them, OF Thomas Jefferson, Of be danger OF ee
yatiDg to the Presidency military chjefta IN
" american
from newspaper edited by tie present edter of the
New York Enquirer
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-04-05

Amount Of Flour inspected IN the town Of Alexandria
or toe quarter ending March Sls,, 1929, viz;
1876 lbis.--l3Ls aatfdiu-.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-04-05

ltOss ui ia,c uiVse mdrci desoiuo. aud whose
practice command and orer6ar such as are within the
scope OF his and sovereignty Almost
lie known To history, almost every country distinguished
for peace and happiness have subvered destroy
ed by military usupation In the United States the his
tony of past times is we'll known. We pie -
norapce expected that of all nations EARTH
should profit by the fate of other republics We know he
Influence Of tie scord tie fleet Of mi!ay giory, the daz
zing, destructive of armes have the record be-
fore in Alexander, Julius Cesar, Geughis Khan, and
Bouaparte: aud if swallow THE GOLDEN with
eyes open, shall have less claa pity
tions better prepared 10 do right"
The Litchfield County post., 1828-10-09
nttebfteIn Gountp 50.
Sap. Court. dug. Term. 4. Discs.

Sap. Court, Aug. Ierm,A. DISCS.
WHEREAS, Betsey Ransom, of Warren, in said
County, has brought her petition 10 this Court against
her husband, James RANSOM residing of this
state in parts unknown to her-herein stating among
other things that the said James Ransom, at Itch
field in said County, about the Odd day Of Feb
A. d. 1884, deserted her, and ever since has contn-
ued, and still does continue, his deseron, residing out
of this state in the total neglect of all the duties ofte
marriage covenant on his part be performed, and
praying for bill of Divorce from the said James, as
per petition on file, dated the 9th day of July, A. D.
Ordered, by this Court that said petition be con-
tinued to the next term Of this Court, be holden
Litchfeld within and for said County, on the Sd
Tuesday of Feb next, and that notice Of the renden
cy Of said petititon be given by publishing this order
six weeks successfully in two newspapers printed in
this state. according to the statute such case made
and provided. BY the Court.
126w ORIGEN s. SEYMOUR, Assist. Clerk.
The Litchfield County post., 1828-10-09
FALL MILLINERY, g.
Fancy Goods.
Mss II. =. Gable

HAS just received from New-York an elegant as
sortment of fall MILLINERY & FANCY GOODS,
among which are Black and Yellow Leghorns, Rib
bons and Trimmings ofthe latest style, coloured Silk
Hats, also Brown Battiste and Linen do. Silks for
Dresses, Merino Shawls, -Worsted, Barrege, and
Silk Hdkfs.; Gloves, Waist Buckles, Belt Ribbons,
elegant wrought Collars and Capes; Blk. and white
Lace Veils thread and bobbnett Laces and Edgings.
All of which will be offered for small advance from
cost
COATS and DRESSES Cut and made in the most
fashionable style, ut short notice.
Litchfeld, Sept. %, 1926 Is
The Litchfield County post., 1828-10-09
, 1ttrbfteld Gountp SO.
Superior Cont, Aug. Term. 1928.

tybrought her petition to this Court setting forth that,
on or about the 9th day of June, 1923, she
ried to Harvey Johnson, then Of Sharon in said Coun
ty, of some part of the state of New-York, with
whom she thereafter continued to live the due per-
Torrance Of all the duties of the marriage
her part until or about the ODD Oct 1928 when the
said Harvey wilfuy deserted her, and has since,
for period of more than three years. wiiuly contin
ued his absence from her in the total neglect of all the
duties Of the marriage contract-and praying for a
divorce
Which petition not having been served upon said
Harvey, it is ordered that the be continued to
the term of this Court. be held said Itch
field on he Sd Tuesda, of February 1929, and that
notice of the tendency thereof be given, by pubIca-
ton in two newspapers in this state, as the
law directs. BY order of Court.
126w ORIGEN s. SEYMOUR, Assist. Clerk.
The Litchfield County post., 1828-10-09
NOTICE..

THE Court OF Probate for the District OF Wosdbu-
ry hath allowed six months from the date hereof for
the creditors to the. Estate of
ELIZABETH AMBLER,
late Of Bethlem, deceased, exhibit their claims for
settlement. Those who neglect to present their ac-
counts properly attested within said time will be de-
barred recovery. All persons indebted to said Es-
tate are requested to make immediate payment to
JOSEPH AMBLER, Aninis-
CHARLES w. AMBLER, traitors.
Bethlem, Sept 5, 1923. I6
The Litchfield County post., 1828-10-09
.V'etU Goods.
j. VIZ HITTING

HAS just received from New-York general as
sortment ofDRY GOODS, adapted to the season
Among them are
Blue and Brown Cambets Tartan Plads,
Bombazets, Circassian, black, red and white
Merino ShaSs, Prussan do, Satin Levantines,
Black Silk vestings, Valencia do,
Dark Cacoes and Gnghams Fancy silk,
Gauze, and worsted Barrage Hkfs.
Brown and Beached Shirtings, Ticking, &c. &c.
Also, good assortment Of Gum Elastic over shoes,
Prunell and Morocco shoes, and Paper Hangings--
all Of which may be bought very low.
Lchfeld. Sept. "a, 1923. Is
The Litchfield County post., 1828-10-09

soil, that he is treading on a vast heap Of
bricks. The total circumference of the ruin
is s2S6 feet, though the building itself was
only 1000, allowing 500 to the stadia, which
HerOdOtus assigns as the side of its square
The elevation of the west side is 1913 feet
What seems to be a castle at distance, when
examined, proves to be solid mass of kiln
burnt bricks, 81 feet high and % broad.
The Litchfield County post., 1828-10-09
ELEPHANT HUNTING.

Extract of a latter from Medical OFF,
Ger, dated Hambantotti, island Ut Ceylon,
Feb. 26th I'll have just returned from
beholdlng sight, which, even in this
country, is of rare occurrence, VIZ: an ell
ephant hunt, conducted under the orders
of Government. A minute description
Though well worth perusaD would be far
too long for a letter. shall therefore on
ly give you what is usually called faint i
dea. Imagine or 5000 men, surround
ing tract of country six or eight miles in
circumference, each one armed with differ
ent combustibles, and moving fires; in the
midst suppose 800 elephants, being driven
towards the centre by the gradual and reg
ular approach of these fires, till at last they
are confined within circle Of about two
miles; they are then driven by the same
means into space made by the erection
of immense logs of ebony, and other strong
wood, bound together by cane, and of the
shape I'm mlnature) Of he longitudinal
sec ION Of Il funnel, towards which they
rush with the greatest fury ,a,nIdst The most
horrd yells, on the approach Of fire, OF
which they stand in the greatest dread
When enclosed they become outrageous,
and charge Oh all sides wuh The creates,
fury ,bul without any efiec upon the strong
barrcade. They a, last gam the narrow
path OF ,ae enclosure, the extreme end OF
which is just large enough to admit one ell
ephant, which is immediately prevented
from breaking out by strong bars laid "a
cross. To express their passion, their
desperation. when thus confined is Impossi-
BILE; and still more so, to imagine the ia
cIIity and admirable continuance by which
they are removed and tanned. / hus it is:
"A tame elephant is placed on each side,
to whom the wild one is fastened by ropes;
he is then allowed 10 pass out, and immedi-
ateIy upon his making the least resistance,
The Litchfield County post., 1828-10-09
sp s. 3. sMFCn,
TERM 5.
EDITOR AND PUBLISHER.

To village and single Mail Subscribers, 81 per yea
payable before the expiration of six months.
TO companies of any number over six, $3.50 per
year payable as above. To Companies less than six
81, Is per year, payable above. 1T25 cts will be
deducted from each of these prices when payment is
made in advance. These prices exclusive of the
Mail or Stage charge for transportation.
No papers will be discontinued until all arrearages
are paid exceptat the discretion of the publisher.
Notice ola wishto discontinue must be given before
expiration of the ye-t.
ADVERT[SING.-One square, three insertions,
81. and same proportion for two more squares.--
Half square Is Cts. Continuance over three weeks
20 per cent per week.
Administrators and Executors Notices, $1,0O
COMMISSIONER $l,25
The Litchfield County post., 1828-10-09

top, in mounting to which the traveller now
and then discovers, through the light sandy
The Litchfield County post., 1828-10-09

the persons employed in making the very
cloth which it is thought unkind in US not to
buy This is plain statement of a practical
result. Yet were the fact markedly presented
to one of our farmers, he would necessarily
suppose that the maker of the offer thought
him 1.-THE farmer) stupid fool, or was him
self an impudent fellow.-NiLes.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-12-02
& 'EAf.E2,
9siE NARF.4TI.E OF 4 STUDENT AT Law h.


Ceped from te Lsaoa Nav .l5,ntite Magazine, foy Dec
GsiE NARRATIVE GT a STUDENT AT law.
(4oseLupED)
y, rsi . e?aSfg % so 10 the Park, when my
e 5ta,snced SIS. K. 'shis gentleman had
'"@ ny filters most yatued !rien,i. an,! Ae
,Id;e 1ttHMY eccsatlieities, had acquired tie losG
and e, t + All vho knew him. Like another
Hcward. it eas Ais fayo,ite occupation to ist the
sick and the nrssoned: nor dd he hesitate to
carry iia henayolence further, and to seek even the
~cenes OF Ioly aad proRyacy. in the hope Of saving
those who were set unconrmed In the paths OF vice
srironcd hin with rcai Joy, but could not A.
void obseryirs slhie Of sadness mingled with dis
pleasure upon his countenance. After little ge-
neral conversational" You will pa,nn me,'' said
he inildlv, "if | address the son OF my dearest
+ lend in tie language of reprehensinn." g ] en-
cannot say any things" said |. switch can can
Tor pardon; ba, VIII, do YOU speak of reprehenaor:'
lie looked callnly and steadily on my face Cor sew
egal moments; and then sighed deeply, and said.
:. Ills marvellous, surely. that those onrn. candid
looks should covsr decetIul a heart. - was
struck siicrt with surprise, and he continued
:. Those icatures which last night behell distorted
with egery violent passion, calm; but il
the heart rest :" 50 know not what on HAT at
was All that | could family articu!ata. I" 30 you
mean 10 decay that YOU were present ut faat scene
of ,lany that did not with these eyes Behold
you at the gaming table, despollng the young and
crcdulous victims, and yourself i'll return the dupe
of more skillul scounlrels." This fresh persecu
ton seemed to reust me to madness, and denied
the nputalun with an iDtempcrance altogether
lo eisa to my nature. " 1t is base and subtle
cons piracy to ruin me- | exclaimed, and you
are party to it, 81 see,'' interrupted Inv ven
cradle visitor, " that you not IN tit frame of
mind, and | Shall leave you ; but you Cannot per-
sua.,s NJ | din not see you yesterday night
;. q. could not see me-, cried :" passed the
evenirc at ------ square" - Have vou not SOLD
the VIA, a' Twas surprised az tn. question, for
ksli4.i -ald = iitie estate - called. :. why do
yop \. cnguirei, 10 convince you that
~ =. -eat last sight; | he1rd you boast that
s4an t4a Ike vas the produec os tiat sale
~. Jf..t. ,aEe leave ,ae,'' cried. !. lay n;ud
n dew oertd and nj seesas to totte. On the
a.A, "A, irt me with coun;enance iuli Of
sursno -at cDn1passcn.
sfr sgea + eaY> ll;ninared aiyse! wholly in my
asazs sitsG IN ,t'r out, let shnuia " invois-
~ n ael p,!5ratlp-. AZ iength .enlured 1
in. VI, uu; a. tFg, ..,t. t.ie utmcs- distress and
E,G.eee aafg. 7,tle cttsraiian m the manner @!
tMast 4 lbs t"t1t., ~. e,iSd % ---- sGaace
,eeHJa, 81 t} ,A.;-. J sse iiholne sympathy AID
Itrrd.r2sas. .s.H q. .ne ao9se. saH al
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-12-02
IT.. PORTER g. SON,
Offer for Sale, at very reduced Prices, "a, their
Book Store, No. 81, .Harh'et street, wa
miagton, Deta,care,
,& A General assortment of
"a pOHT.C MN CyF'4T'Yn NsQE
BOOKS and ST.a1TO.N.4RIv,

Among which Family Bibles, splenadly bound from
3to $40, Scott. do. vol. quarto. Godsmh' Ahmated
Nature, vols 8mo Gil Blass, vol Smo. with "a copper
hate engtavngs. Rollins Ancient History, vol. Svo
BIT. Roschems Ecclesiastical History, vols Svo. Jose
bus, vols Svo gilt. Common Prayer Books, vafiols
hes. Psalms and Hymns, do Pocket Bibles, ca'f and
brocco. Domestic Enc, copelia. lIoopses' Medical
dictionary, (as, Edetion.) NJ. Kenzies 500 receipts
mprieres Classical Dictionary. Buchan's Domestic Me
cine. Bowdiches Navigation Gummey's Surveying
pods Bood of nature. Don QuXotte vols. l8vo gl'
lands Chemistry. Ures Chemical Dictionary, vols Syo
rs. Iemans' Poems, 9 vols, iSno gilt. Shakespeare
ays, vols 3vo Scots Infantry Drill. Rifle do Letter
filters large and small Jack haleyard. Popular Les
ns. Scots Lessons Columbian Orator. English ltea-
and lntroductiors. Tesamen's. Speilinghooes Geo
phics (of all kinds Arithnatcs Ink powders States
Dry Soldiers. Fine Soap. Parchment. BRISTOL boards
Did Paper, do Points, do. Edging Embroidered Paper
usc for the Piano forte. Blank Ooks of VARIOUS Sizes
cyphciing and Copy Books. Razois Scissors, and Pen
Knives with general assortment of Writing Letter and
Wrapping Paper. Magistrates Blanks &c. Also, Inc
BLACK BOOK, by Mrs. Ann Royal.
Wilmington, September IT, 1928, o9-9
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-12-02
s.FFRIEssEsN.A G.aElfl.A,

by virtue ot a Wnt d yeaebnon Etp9nas y me direct
cd viii be exposed 70 Public Sale, at the House OF
Nianlove Hayes, Cantwes Bridge in st Georges liam
dred "Wednesday, the 10Th day Of December nfx ~
two O'clock, =. NJ. 4 lie night in CERTAIN TRACT or
LAND, situate il ), cuigss and county OF Aew.Caatle
bounded by lands of Louis Mcinc Esq Samuel Thomas,
intn II Cannon, and others, with Leg Dwelling s!onsc,
Kitchen, &C. thereon creeed--cona aiming Two Hundred
and Fifty Acres less. Together With all and stu
enar the Improvements and appurenances thereqnio be-
longing. 80,
Seized and taken ia Execution as The property Of vii
lam Dickinson, and ALSO,
BY virtue of Writ of vendio E1tonas. to direct
el viii be exposed Public Sale a Tie House q Man
love Hayes Cant cls Bridge in ST Georges ardred on
Wednesday the lOh day Of December next at clpcN
3. NJ The following described PLANTATION or act o
land situate, lying and being II the Hundred Q! Apo
aunnmnk, ard county OF Newt astie bounded ny iahc'
of Thomas Dealsvne Peter 4. Humphreys an WI, aud
others, with Frame Dwelling House, Log Kitchen an
Cora rib thereon trecedconainpg Ninety Acres, Mo'e
on less Toglhcr a,,h Al AZ! singular TIC aito' eGea
and appultenances ueisla;o oelcnsaig.
seized and taken Eye-n,ion as the property o! JOIN
Moore, AID al 10 >" so'i BY
William lIerdman, ShE.
4 ~. t,,,l, -
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-12-02
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PUBLISHED ON TUESDAY AND FRIDAY, BY
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FOR THE PROPRIETOR.

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The Subscriber inf. the raxables Of Chris,iana Hun
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liza, he shall call upon them again; aud such do not
nav by the 20th Of December ucX will re dealt with
cnrlig to law. H. w heretofore. attend n Pomeys,
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Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-12-02
WILMINGTON, Del. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER ?, 1873
29G,E !y's2E -

"l'air luler Of the Visionary Hour,
Sweet Idol oil The Passionate and Wild,
Encha,tress Of the Soul"
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-12-02
TIE CnlLD's FUNERAL.

Yes, sleep thou lovely enc
We would not thee from thy soft repose
Thy IS smoothly ran,
And thou has tasted lie nor drank its woes.
Thy promise was the flower
That lifts It's smiliug head to charm way,
BAT ere o. e Hale iionr,
Untimey anis have scattered il away
Or rather Ike The drop
That on the fresh lea! diamond glows;
The sun hath sco,chod up
Far>r, and yet more neeting tian the rose
So voting and yet to die
So loved and iUyelyi yea the spoilers pre-,
H. heath nav bounding By
And nov cpld and yo'ceic.s form CT ely
Eyeo sncn is human FIFE
LIS pasr.i. arr bu. the mctcur's Ilame,
ird sorrow +, cares and s.r.,e
Tive toi ios snins dust OF sha,iowy fame
= Sc lsnn1 the sum of veaIs,
h.,' gritve ior those who scape their chain
= .ui Sliis!i Tears,
i.r. healef'a dearest charge on earth again
-e- thor tappy one,
a +. el5 ,ii'd tby deep and pure repose;
i ICE sIcot,iy Van,
Aud l.u tas tasted NE, nor drank lis woes
Fyoa he .4ft'liic Soa0eAr
FORGET WI N0r.--Im,a'ed fro,a the German.
Where flows tile toun;an silently
Il hlooaia lovely flower,
Bile as the bcaniy Of the SKY,
Aud speaks Ike sind fidelity,
Through fortune 5 and shower
Forget nut.'
Ill Ike tie starry eyes. more bright
Than evening proudrat star,
Like paintings own nDo lEht
IL scc'l,s 10 smile thy sg,t,
And says 20 thee from far
Forget me not"
When by the lonely fnnut we meet,
AID Mcepso soon 10 part
T!al flower springs NJ beneath our fee.
Atd stshs, as i WILD greet
a kiut!red broken heart
Forget me not"
ZACH dew DRIP on lis morning leaves
Il el,qnen As tears,
THAT Whisper, when .onns passion grieyes
Ear one believed aiar and wcavcs
His dream Of hopes and fears
"Forset me not -
L. G iALlECK.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-12-02
WANTED.

boy Of abort Or 5 wears OF age, 10 learn the Boot
"A and SN0e Making. Il qurc OF Isaac DSoa, near tie
upper end Ut Market street, Wilmington. oa--
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-09-17

any kind, without damaging The texture OF INC
article or affecting the colour. 1t IS farther ap>
piicatle TO the removal Of dirt from oil paint
ingsor soiled furniture; sdirty painted wainscots
may be cleansed BY welting sponge 10 me IL
quor, then dipping it in little line Clean sano'
and rubbing The wainscot.
FRANGlBILiTY OF CoppER--M. Cagniaro
DeIatour has recently reported 10 the hcaae"y
OF Sciences a, Paris, series OF observations
made by him on copper and brass wire, winch
he has found, after an exposure TO the open air
for some days (but more particularly IN damp
weather,) 10 break readily if bent at "a sharp
angle, so much 30, that It's state OF iransioili'y
prevented him from twisting /! round the pms
Of a piano forte, after having made The above
experiment. This has some analogy 10 the
remarks lately made by M. Savarl, on me
change Of density in copper, whrn mat me'"'
has undergone the action OF ammonia.
Sir Joseph Yorke maintains, not only that
Navarino was an "un,oward event, but that !,
is instrumentation no Margarine lprlze money!
was drained there.
desired my men one morning to form Two
deep. An Irish lad Immediately rePilrd, I'm
then, your honor. We are 100 deep already, al
luding 10 the great depth Of the mud IN The
roads, which took them sometimes up 10 their
Su6aitern'S Log Book.
Mr.. Kean is playing in the country with in
different success. He was announced 10 play
at Taunton on Monday last, but the afternoon
being dismal and wet he had what theatrical
people call the boz book .(ever, and would
not perform. On The following night, how
exer, he played Richard III. to respectable,
I'm very uuD,Prous audience,
The Duke of Newcastle las lost the greater
part Of his fish from the Lake at Clumbe':
when the shuttle was raised last week to lei OH
the 'wser, net was placed at the opening 10
intercept, the fish, which accumulated so great
ly as to break the net, and the contents escaped
into the neighbo.ing drains and streams
Numbers of persons availed themselves OF the
opportunity TO fish Cor cells, pike, carp, and
,ench, and vas, quantities were taken.
Lincoln Mercury.
By the Grand Steam Navigation Compang's
packet, the Lord Melville, French child has
arrived in England, with its parents. which has
in distinct and lei ibe printed capital characters,
round the ball Of the right eye, Napoleon En-
pereur;" and round that IF the LETT, Emperor
Napoleou.' The eyes are blue, and The letters
appeal of the same colour. The Marchloness
Of Downshre is 10 show the child 20 the King,
before the pvbc can her. The parents
have letters 10 all The chief medical men IN
London, and 10 his royal highness The Duke OF
Sussex who had been previously made acquaint
ed with this most extraordinary phenomenon.
FAN account Of this child, il will be recolect-
I'd, was published some months ago. 1t caused
considerable lnteres, in Paris.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-09-17

Rock Greek; and "that, SO soon as The Corr,
ration of Washington shall have provided ;.
the mouth Of Tiber Creek, basin o! sufic;s,.
elevation above the tide 10 receive canal To-.
ing thereto from the mouth ot Rock Cre.k ~.
The height Of three feet above the ordinary hi,
tide Of Potomac river, the Chesapeake and OH.
Canal shall terminate therein, in the mode ~,
yidrd by the plan submitted 10 the Pres d.r.
and Directors Of the Company by the said F.,
gineers: Provided, ho,oeue,, Tina, If The Co,,o.
ration of Washington shall prefer the Constr,
,ion of the Canal from the mouth Of Pc,
Creek to the Tiber, it shall have liberty to 4,
so at any time before the said canal Shall h,r.
bern begun by the Chesapeake and Ohio Cam,
Company;" and, also, that memorial be pro,
scented 10 Congress, requesting that body 10
gran, such aid as may seem to their wisdom,
expedient, towards the extension Of Canal
from some suitable point on the Chesane,k.
and Ohio Canal, 10 Alexandria, within the Ds
trio, Of Columbia; and, also, TO construct ,no
Their Canal TO the Navy Yard OF the United
States, within the City of Washington, a. III.
level of the section Of the Chesapeake audOb
Canal at the Little Falls; and, also, .ha, III.
Engineers of the Company be insruc,sto
cause suitable plan to be devised for co.,.
nexion, by means Of an aqueduc, across ii.
Potomac, Of the Canal OF this Company with \
the proposed Canal to Alexandra, and tina, III.
Presiden, ard Directors, pursuao; thereto, con,
struct the Northern abutment of the aoueduc,
on such part of the line of the Chesapeake an
Ohio Canal, as, in the opinion of the Engincer,
may be hes, calculated for such connexion-
These last resolutions were laid on the ,atL
referred to committee, and will be taken %
10 day.
We have thus condensed the whole subt,. I
and given our readers succinct account Of al (
The proceedings. We leave it for themshs
10 make their own reflections.