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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-01
CONGRESS.
From The National Journal Of 7nsrsday.

N0tt0u0S
In the SENATE, yesterday, the Committee on
Finance was instructed to inquire into 'nr e@,
pediency Of establishing an Uniform na'iona'
currency short time was spent IN the con
sidrrarion Of Executive business.
In the House. OF REPnEsESrATIvEs yester-
day, The resolution of Mr. Hunt; telau,e 10 the
distribution Of the Public Lands, was agai" un-
der discussion; a motion made by NJ. POLK 20
lay the resolution and amendments e DIE
h wing been mega ived by 90 to 67 NJ. BucHAN'
AN and Mr. TEST addressed The House; bu ne
fore the latter gentleman had concluded, tie
was arrested by the ex pirsion OF Tive hour a3-
ptopria'cd 10 re- ports and re,oluions Several
private bills were reported from the several
Committees. Tn. House then took up I'VE Dill
10 establish rule for the computation OF nii'-
age Of Members, which occupied some 'im.,
and in which several smendmru's were made.
The bill and amendments were hnally ordered
10 be engrossed and read third time 'o'day.
The following is The mileage bill, as otdered
to be engrossed by the House for third read
Jag: -
Be il enacted, &C. That the Secretary OF the
Sena:e aud the Sergeant-at Arms OF the House
Of Representatives shall at The present and al
the commencement of each subst qu-n' Session
OF Congress, oh ain from each Member and
Delegate the name Of The Posi- Office nrares,
his residence, and shall then, Win he aid OF
the presiding Officers. erlain and Fix tht dis
lance to said Pos, Office from the sea. oil Gn-
vernment, computed according TO The shortest
post road on which letters are usually transmit.
ted by mail from the Seat OF the General Gov
ernmen, to said Post Office; after which, he
shall add 10, or subtract from, the said state.
ment, rs the case may be, the distance from said
Post Office to the residence Of said Member:
upon which s,a,emcn, the mileage OF each
Member is 10 be computed
Sec. 2. find be ii further enacted, That, on the
final settlement of the account Of each Member
| and Delegate, he shall subjoin at the foot Of
his accoun, a eetri6ca'e that he has deducted
from his count, all, and each, Of the entire
days on which he may have been absenl from
his seat in the House of which he is Member
during those days on which il may have been
10 Session: Provided that nothing in this act
contained shall be 60 construed, AZ 10 prevent
o member receiving a daily compensation, u
the absence OF such Member was occasionrd
by sickness after his departure from home, IN
which case Member so prevented flom alt
tending The House shall annex certificate oil
the fact OF sickness and It's duration.
We understand that the Senate. yesterday,
ratified two Treaties made during the last sum-
mer, at Prairie du Chem, with the Indian tribes
Of the Upper Mississipp'; he Pauawa,omies.
Winnebagoes, &c. ey General MNeiil. Colonel
M"nsrd, and Caleb Atwa,er, Esqr. Commits.
eioners on the part OF Government, by which
an extensive country, embracing the rich lead
mine region, has been eeded 10 the United
snss.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-01
District Of Columbia,
ian I'm

oHEfy ~ HleTHndF'0, SCI
NOVEMBER TERM 1899.
James Green, Complainant,
AGAINST SIN CHANcERY
john MeChntie, Defendant }
YNHE defendant, John NcClintie, not having entered
his appearance and given security according to the
statute and rules Of this court and it appearing to the
satisfaction OF the Court. that the said John MeCne
is not inhabant Of the District of Columbia on tie
motion Of the Complainant by his counsel it ORDERED
that the said Defendant do appear here on or before
the first day Of next April Term, and answer the bill Of
the Complainant and give security for performing the
DEGREES Of the court and that copy of this order be
forthwith published in the public newspaper printed IN
the town Of Alexandra, for two months successfully
and that another copy be posted At the front door OF
the Court House, Of the said county.
Test, EDM. !. LEE, c. G.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-01
SELECTED POETRY.

Verses suggested by conversation respecting TN
astonishing rate at which carriages are expected
to 60, and the consequent march Of refinement.
an Exquisite efths year 1929, at Srsatfa'f.
Tell John to put the kettle on.
mean to take drive;
I only want TO 60 to Rome,
And shall be back at Eve.
Tell cook to dress those hummng birds
shot in Mexico;
They've now been killed at least two days.
They'll be un Psu trop hGut.
III try that vine, zoo, Ia rose,
Just brought from lspahsns
How could these Go,hs Of other times
Enjure that vile Chsmpsignel
The tip took the other day
To breakfast in the moon,
Thanks to that Swksrd Lord Bailare.
Has spoiled my new balloon.
For, steering through The Milky.way,
tie ran against star.
And. turning round again too soon.
Came jolt against my Car.
Such fellows ought to keen below,
And never venture there;
Ehe's so clumsy, he should go
BY no way but the bear.
Ny steam is surely up by now.
Put the high pressure on;
Give me the " bresth-bsg" for the way
All right--hey-whix Pm gone.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-01

A, Antwerp family Of six persons have
been poisoned by white lead, which had been
discovered in the batter bought =, the market
By the mistress Of the family, who was among
the victims,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-01
Notice.

TIVE ANNUAL meeting Of the Stockholders Of the
Il Washington and Aexandra Turnpike Company,
for the election Of FIVE directors treasurer and c RI
will be held at the Town Hall Monday the 4,h day
of January. j II. LdDD
dee 5-2svtianS Tressurer
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-01
District VI CnluM,biu-
County Of Alexandria g.,


NOVEMBER TERM. 1929.
The President, Directors and Conn.,
pany of the Bank of Alexandra,
Compia'nants,
AGAINST
Robert !. Taylor, Elizabeth Her
bert, Catharne Herbert, Thomas
Herbert, John n. Herbert, Mau.
rice Herbert, Benz amin r. Her.
nu.hrod c. washington. exe a Pin cHANcrhy
tors ofNoblet IIerbe deceasyd;
and Bushrod w. Herbert and No
bet Herbert, infant children Of
the said Noblet Herbert, tleceas.
ed; which said Maurice Herbert
is also administrator with the vii,
annexed Of his father Thomas
Herbert, deceased. Defendants.
V>HE Defendant, Thomas Herbert, no, Lsyny ;,
tered his appearance to this suit, and gwen s.cr
rty according TO the statute and rules Of the Cur
and It appe airing to the satisfaction of the Cou, ,b
the said Thomas Herbert is not an inhabtant of M.
District Of Columbia. on the motion Of the Comma.
ants, by their counsel it is ordered, that the ss, n.
PENDANT, Thomas Herbert do appear here, on or bcr.
the first day Of next April Term Of this Court and A.
swer tine Complaints bill, and give security for pe
forming the DEGREES Of the Court; and that copy o,
this Order be forthwith published for two month, sue
csssvely; in the Alexandra Phenix Gazette, and ,h,,
another copy be posted at tie front door Of the Con.
house Of said County
Test: EDM. J. LEE. &C.
;,n1-Ssn
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-01
Bank Of Alexandria.
December. 81. 1922.

Uecem6eT, II, I62y.
NOTICE is hereby given to the stoekho ldes in this
~ institution, that election for Directors there.
Of will be held at the Old Council Chamber. the third
hoaday (lsth] ofJanuary next
J. L. AcKENNA, Cashier.
dec 81 dte
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-01
Extract Of letter fsm Aeso Orieans 10 6ousc in
baltimore daoed SIN Dc. 1929.

aThe season has been very unfavorable for
the sugarcane, and notwiths' anding thr great
increase in the number Of sugar estates within
year, the crops will be fully thirty thousand
hogsheads less than last year."
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-01
Tobacco.
JOHN GRUBp
For Hire.

A BOY about IS years DID, who has been ,e,0,,,.
n ed to wait in dining room Inquire Of The WON
.r pm
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-01

MUSEUM ,tPE
Open daily. from 10 to Y, ~. s'd
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-09-14
vi "a RINE NEWS.
l,ORr OF -PICH.Mo.N:I1= -
ARRIVED.

u
drrs Ne M rsne, summers. from New York. wit, sun.
con- 70 a micheil Archer Lancaster & Denby SbeAper
der Ai"'aiu ~ Eorooh ana or
ocnf. hlsiond, Corson from New York. with sundrea IN
Davenport Allen g. CO, Sanxsy NJ Myers Lancas,eiS
oenoy' y N Gordon, b peyton. l.
2enr. Exit howell, days from New York with s,,ndrh
70 Davenport Allen IL CO, Otis. Dunlop g. co. & NJ MchI
~ "a Jenkins, Lancaster s. DENLY, G Goddard Ba,dvf
ives q co, Garth, IS L James & CO. w e. d Eyle q
nihio,a aud Blocks. Bernard Peyton, j v Wilcox all
CO., Myers w Hardie. Mcdonald, Bagyel Smith
ana Hannah Perkins and Harris. w Waldrop and col
Srannss Son Brothers, Eli Ball. j. Myers Boha,por
Sarvay billiard, Gordon. Thompson C tieneiree
oheppeso Radcliffe ard Cannon Lucle and Sizer ub,
and Gardner, ID Weller, Putney, Williams Dunlev AND
Buckley Cook and Ryan, Beck, Triple nj Myers A.
S'ra,on w and G Crane w Ford, J Block e. son Wads
worth & Williams. ~ ~
Steamboat Columbus Turner, from Baltimore via NorEolt
with sundfes, TO Lancaster s. DENLY, Peg ton G NJ Mitchell
Z and II Warwick, s Myers and co, Workman and Nj
Guder Scott and Fry ioips He,her,on and san Trn,
puns and Day, Van Lew and Peers and Pojndexter
WORKS. Barr Egan, tyon, Regnault Lucke and 81
ler MARY Johnson Sheprerson Radcliffe and Cannon ]
9nn, ~ woodbridge and CO, N .9nel Scott and Smith
. hamilton, M Chevalc, and Crump and Lyon
sehr Meridian, ingersol, from New York ballast
Schr francis, Davis, from Newark, with baIlast
Schr Enterprise, Burt from Dighton, with ballast
Schr Golden Swan, -. from Old Point,
SAILED,
Steamboat Potomac, jenkins, WASHINGTON civ passe,
gers, &c ''' FD''sN
Schr Cicero, Speidin, for GEORGETOWN ID C. with coal,
Schr Hornet Holmes, for New Yok Gor and obcacco
NEW YORK, Sept l6Cd. schr Effort, Bell Richmond
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-09-14

tuesday IN October next and continue ns
RLRsr DAy-A produce sweeps,ake for three vs,r
ola hi1ies wo mile heats rance $500 half forfeit
l. Jas. HARRISON enters prodsce of Kate. bv
Arab. " 'Aa'e' ny
2. A a. Wyche enters produce of the dam %
Frantic. by Archie l "a
s. VIM NJ West en- ers produce Of ms GalIot;n
mare, Maria e ""'iii
4. Jas Selden enters orod,ce of BIZ sa:
mare Norma by Sir Charles. w
D. Jn" Baker enters produce OF bis Chance nare
by Arab. A'a'e'
6: Jno B Christian and Jno Mnge, produce w.,;-
Eve. BY Archie = r Si'ii-
Charles. - -S''y' ny
9. VIM Wynne, enters produce of pbos c,auss,
Bedford mare, by Sir Archie
'oane Gay sWeepstake, two mile heats for tbree
year Ola colts and titles, entrance $500 half forfeit
!. j NJ Seiden enters Charles colt the Joint
property OF himself and Thomas Garland
2. VIM L. Whte, Charles colt. ont of K;t,v
Fisher ' ''' VI A's'y
g. Fho. Watson an Archie FLY out of n Jack An
Abner Robinson. dhu
q. lsham Pucket, Arab flly, out ofIaav Tai
man, me property Of ID e. Mayo aud Jas M Seldsn
came Gay eS, post s"sepstake, for three year old
colts and fllies two mile heats. entrance soeo baIr
forfeit. STBSCRIREes To"' nail
l. JAS j. HARRISON
2. THO. WATsoS
3. JAS. NJ SELDEH.
heats f p'''' TWO miie
THrRp DAY-Jockey Club Purse 81 600. four milo
heats, subject to usual deductions 'N'' "''o
FoURTH DAr-Post Stake $3.50, three mis
meats provided or subscribers are OH, ,incd ~
SO each. 0-'incu at
The subscriber VIII be prepared to entertain at tho
Field ms cad of the IRE Hill house as hereto
loIe re mas erecse" handsome and suitable buildings
on the 1e'd, at considerable EXPENSE and 60 70
extraordinary number of horses in training and 's s
many colts OF promise untried and Thai vii % 5u
some OF Inc enumerated races, that NAV he ,nad
purpose ipdp
m"nd the eDsuluG month J. NJ. SELhEN
-ept 8-d1t Ste pr.'
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-09-14
SEPTEMBER FASHIONS
Fall Dry Goods.

Fall Dry Goods
2 BERT Fl JENKINS is now opening by the
OF Fancy Dry Goods, Irish Linens. Lawns Shae,N
lInngs' Table Damask aud Damask Table Cloths
Every variety of fashionable lace and worked Goods
IIcapes- caPs-coilars-Fi oreas--worked robes
HEoslely ana gloves; with many and fashIona BILE
Goods received by he Packets from Paris and Ion
don. 9" % aa,u ,.oh
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-09-14
CURE OF DYsPEP gTA

nOCTOR JOHN DOVE, having Just returned
-AS from New York, where he has been to make
himself well acquainted with Oliver Halstpds
method of curing Dyspepsia or Indigestion, now offers
bis services those attic cd with that complaint as
the legally authorized Agent for the State of Virgin
IA, of Hasted the inventor of this entirely new
mode OF practice. in the efficacy of which, ]. Dove
has the most im plIcit confidence.
while there had ample opportunity Of conversiDg
daily with from 10 to 20 of these unfortunate suffer
ers from many OF the States, whose diseases had
resisted The ablest medical advice IN Europe and
merica' and who bad been entirely and radically cu-
red by this method.
For the efficacy of the practice am authorized by
said Hsls'ed, 10 refer to Messrs Wn H. Hubbard.
James Crane, 3 Il. Hillard, John NJ Gordon. q.
w. Rootes, and J. r. FripIet of his city, and sew
eral from the town Of Petersburg.
J. Dove may be found on The Market Bridge, over
the store Of MessIs. Wadsworh & Williams.
sep 14-,f if
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-09-14
Chickahominy Land for Sale


VIE subscriber Is empowered bya deco of +,rs,
a from Judge Hay and others. of record in ibo
ONCE OF the clerk OF Henrico county to sell md he
no" offers for SALE the estate called Ash6eld con
ainlng about nino hundred and thirty acres.
on Chickahomny, IN the county of Henrico, aboy,
seven miles from the city of Richmond
The estate consists Of two parcels the un,er con
S'a'eo rom the lower by slip of land about four
hundred yards wide. The upper parcel con,ains
aoout $50, and the lower about 500 acres
TN the upper pnrcel there is an excellent br;cL
owelns house, 90 by 80 feet, having SIX larpe and
two small rooms, and four large closets The hove
was putt about the year 1914, and is said to be ss
good as any IN the county. The store-rooro and
gardener house are also of brick. The other bon
SEES, kitchen, servants apartments stables and Co.
house, DC of wood About ope-,b;rd nr H.
tract is, as am old, what is called mud land 40 ar
10 acres Of which cleared and in aneadou, ,,b,h
may win little trouble be kept constantly irrigated
On the lower tract, containing about 500 ocres
there are barns, stables, &c but no dweIDr bousa
but that intended tor the 0verseer II has q oooJ
scie tor dwelling house near an excellent Shrine
ana most abundant supply of fire wood. There i
also an orchard on It, is represented shat Of this
tract, between one and two hundred acres arc mud
land, that may be easiy cleared and thai ore orr.
to any land on CbIckahomny.
me district OF country in which these lands are st
uated is said to be very healthy, and entirely
from ague and fever N'>''P'
TN having the purchase money, and the interest
CheTeof payable scDiaBnually satisfactorily secured
d n ,E credit Will be given TO the purchaser
The parcels will be sold separately If tho ,urcb,
ser should so desire. ROBERT S,ThWbpb
jy 20--2aw9R
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-09-14
Military Land Cluiins.

henen my offer 10 buy locate land ,varrsa,s era,e H.,
The united States. by the State of vnins y, ,is
soaers OF ,c Revolutionary Army also TO aid the
GERS and 81, ~ on'ahoS 'ner warrants Supenumeary Off
I'u VINO were slain in battle to land boun,ies
vcr, o purchase or undertake secure or conro
.e''eo claims to land Kentucky and Ohio located md. mill
"y Narrants, granted for Revolutionary services
IN. @ "ly prepares TO answer all heterogeneous that may
oa pun III relation 10 located in Kenuckv and Oh 10
a an no IN relation to all usaed warrants (uny which
na; 70 DC lost or desoyed letters of inquiry postage
y attended to q Anvv AZ i, - .ip' 'e W.
RCHMoND, sep 80.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-09-14
NOTICE

SEVERAL days ago, / had the misfortune IN dron
~ my Pocket Book, containing some money and
several negohabla notes. taken payable to Mcssrs
o,is Dunlop IL Co.. and sundry oblig ,tlons due to my
seli besides other valuable papers. The public arc
cautioned against receiving or trading for papers of
such descriptions & liberal reward viii he mid FIR
any information on The subject
sep l3 RR RORJNSoN
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-09-14

NWiRGiNlA;-At Rules holden in the clerks Office
mond district the 9th day Of September 1880 sam.
uel wIntree pitt. against Alexander Cushman suryi
wing partner OF cushmao & Andrew, VIM. Gsi, john
E Je isaac REYNOLDS Charles Hoffman, George w
Hoffman, Peter Fahnestock, Henry Eever;ng r. :
81, ber,y Francs Kennedy John Krsuse, John
ifun' J0nathan Rogers and others. dts
Iht oeIendants above named, (except Alexander
not navIng entered their appearance given
oecurtyaccordnS TO the of Assembly and The rules
or this court andt appearing, by satisfactory evidence
nae 'ney are not inhabitants of this country il IS or
snat t1e said defendants do appear here ON the
,rS' gay OF the next January term, and answer the
on. OF the plaintiffs and that copy Of this order be
~'t,, inserted IN some newspaper published n tic
Guy OF hlchmond, for two months successveIy and
posted at the front door of the capitol in the said CITY
% COPY. Teste, WIZ. G. PEEnbErov. G. g.
A variety OF Flute Fiageolet and Violin Wns,c
ss3 Ie . ~ iNO. H. NASH.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-09-14
Union Canal. No. 16.

Tickets $40, halves 5, quarters so, elghths 25.
Dismal Swamp Lottery, No. ii,
To be drawn next Friday, 18th experimentation
tails, of S5,792, and % of 600 30 of 500 20 Of
200, besides zoos, 4Os etc
Tickets 5, halves so quarters %
For sale at p. CHUBB'S
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-09-14
MANAGERS OFFICE.
THIS DAyr

Tickets SIu, halves 8, quarters Q SO, eighths a5
Dismal S,onup Lottery, NO. ID,
To be drawn next Friday. 9TH September.
Prizes: of $500 and 90 of | 900, 80 of 500.
80 OF 200 besides zoos, 4os 6Sc.-Tlckcts S., halves
so, quarters 25
u Orders addressed to YATES s. MlNrRE, will
be promptly attended to, and the drawings sent to
adventures when requested
sept ID YATES q MCINTYRE. Mnnrers-
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-09-14
BIGGER'S PRIZE OFFICE.
TO DAY

1Ichets I'D ha!ves ., quarters 30, eighths %.
Dismal Scamp Lottery No. IA
To be drawn next Friday, 18th September
Prizes OF S5.792, and 90 of ,o00 80 of 500.
SO of 200, besides zoos, 4Os Sc.-Tickets S. halves
so, quarters /, %.
Us Tickets and shares for ale as usual in every
variety, by THO r RJGGEp
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-09-14

HKOAD-ROCK RAChS-Fall 1880.
VIE Races over ne Broad Rock Course will
n commence the las, Tuesday in Sen, en,ba
ana continue four days: frs! day, colt swoepstake
LOT Three years cid colts and lilies, mile heats ontronce
S'eo, hah forfeit and closed. Cd day. the Proprie
Tor Purse Tor $500, two nile hsa s-entrapce sIs
Sd day the Jockv Club Purse for $500 three milo
aeats-entranee $40. 4ta day, annual post stake
for $3.50, two NH heats
sen l0-2aw4t ISHAM PICKET prnnrroto
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-09-14
Hampden Sydney College.

yHVlIE Annual Elk mutation OF the Students of
Hampden Sydney College will commence on
Friday the 18th inst and close on Tuesday the 21s.
Parents and Guardians, and all who feel an interest
10 the advancement OF literature and science are
respectfully invited TO attead
The commencement viii take place on Wednes
day the 22d. when the candidates for DEGREES vii,
oei,yer ;heir orai'ns, and receive their Diplomas
Inc Aonual Meeting Of the Board Of Trustees
VIII be on the ed
J. p. CUSHING, President.
The Anniversary ofthe Literary and Pbilosopbi
cal Society, Will be held Thursday the esd. ON
Which occasion an Grafton and Poem will be de
vered.--On the same day the anniy .rsaries of IN.
onlon ard Phanthropic Societies will take mace
and orations will be delivered by their respective
Sent ID o,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-09-14
Rogers Orange Gun Powder.

Rogers Orange Gun Powder.
IhNdlS article (for sale by the subscrbcrs) is now
n made upon and much improved princi-
PIES producing as guaranteed by the proprietor re-
markaole superiority of strength and quickness and
great perfection in its combustion
Ii IS 'hered IN Kegs Of all the different sizes of
grains, and suitable for oil kinds of SHOOTING and u
guns-also, in caHisters Of double and the GREAT
est possible degree of strength.
Dealers are requested to notice. that this Pow
der may at once be distinctly known from all other
by an orange or red stain impaired ON ,s ;on;tior
also by rs peculiar lightness, as measured charge
Of 1t will be found to weigh much less than the
same measure of any other kind
OTIS, DUNLOP 6, co. Agents.
aug 13-2aw3mif
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-09-14

Jay OF october next at the house of MIR DanieJ
hutfners, near Charleston, Eanawha.
Messrs Robert Brooks &, Co. the cop,ractars for
executing the work upon the ABOVE section haVing
iaied to comply with the acquisitions of their con
tract; Will upon the completion of the Winchesters
Greek Bridge and embunkment be permitted 70 with.
draw from the public employment; and the line is non,
second time offered to persons disposed to contrac,
LOT LOT road making, and the building of the BRIDGES.
!he conditions of the letting and manner of eyecn.
ting the YORK Will be made known to the bidders ON
Inc LIST day OF October next, at the house of M D
Suiiners near charleston in Kama VIVA county, where
lhe Dds Tor fc execution of work are invited II il
expected that persons propo sing to become nnderta
kers VIII make themselves acquainted with the Ioc,
tion OF the road and the several Bridre sites nroi
previous to the day of re-lettng. The distance of
ISoao now offered to bidders near so miles and &C
no part thereof has been delivered the whole will
De oHcred and contracted for, sections 10 sut the
WISHES OF the bidders subject TO such deduction far
the work done by r. Brooks G, CO. as shall he here
after estimated IN obedience to the provisions M
their contract. -
L. SCALES, Superintendent
1000 Extension of K T
e - - 'S"o-o st
W The Editors of the Richmond Enquirer. Con
Stitutlonal Wing, Winchester Virginian Charleston
free fress Staunton Spectator and Lvncbhnrg
Jefersonlan Republican, will insert the above once
week TIL the 25h inst. and forward the accorrt
to this office for payment
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-09-14
REAI -.
Ohm POE {. BROTHER u

Cd tbo G. -, -. ~ II I'm fIds
~ .no orore recently occupied by the late VIM r
, m,S.s a rev uocrs below the Bell 1acern, and I'M
nse.dlateiy opposite he Mansion Honse-where thew
o ,t 'or sale large assortment of LEATHER. of
a av own .annage; consisting of soie upper, car
S Ne S.eep sklns; harness shiing, b,de tag-ides
thread. OIL, varnlsh aud Spanish hides '' '''
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-09-14
Valuable Property for S,Io

,r,ur , d1uSpIe rFoperty Tor Sale.
Subscriber Is empowered by Elliott ,,s.op of Phil,
aeiph'a to sell valuable House and Lot in The
atoshurs Boiteour county The house is of hrick "a ~,
"a eet new and not entirely finished built IN pos S,v.
aud OF Tie very best materials and workmanship is sua
eu on an e'inence overlooking the river and commands M
me prospect ne lot contains nearly three acres Few s,
atoms III the Valley can be found eligible for profession
al man a reliant; " " p''iessoh-
The price 2500Five hundred Cash. The residue in t,,
equal annual payments, without nterest-rh purchaser
ing lien ON the property unquesonabe personal ecufv
PERSONS wishing further information will release address
., 80 NM Nj. BLACKBOARD,
O. s Dr-iS SW fredericksburg "a
forward The account to the Office of the Whig