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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-05-27

IMPORTANT FROM RIO JANEIRO.--yyc are in.
debted to the politeness of Capt Stanton Of the f
Augusta, for Rio Janoiro papers TO the It'll ult and
to our attentive Correspondents for letters of the same
date. Lhey bring us intelligence ofa decisive Revolu
ton IN Brazond the overthrow of the Imperial Govern
mcnt.
-, Mr. Ethan 4. Brown U. $. Change dAf.lres At
40 wGs presented to the Emperor the 9Th OF
iaich fortnight previous TO the close of his reign
I%oFtlons were still makingto the specie lest
~ inc bFitlsh trigato Thctis, nearly 81 900 OOO and
oil with success. 81
th9 literary lnteligenccr mentions the names oF2S
principles. " '''0' F''''sS ''''fa'
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~ virtue oil a deed vi aus, rxeeu,~u 90 tie ,un.
~ 'etiber, on the l0h day Of June, 1924, by vii.
h~n PIo'ser and Mary hls wife, aud duly recorded
IN the Clerks Office OF Har'ico v, 10 secur.
debt dus TO Samuel nj. BJckius, OF seven thousaLd A.
ven hundred dollars, as evidenced by nd, be arng
interest from he date tie eo sbsll oif,r for sale a,
puone ausion on the ptenisr', for rssh. Friday,
the l6h day oil December mex, il fair il not h.
next :ar Day, eor'a:n tiaet parcel OF lend, lying
IN Curle'e Neck in he lower par, OF Hensiso counv
arjoiring 'hs lands CT Col. VIM Aim and Bower f.
Cooke, known by the name CT BREMo; conisinirg by
survey, two hundred and ninety asres-.wo hundred
aud ,ix cen ard a-haf OF arat 10 land ard OF .,
quarry Lines River Land, and Tho rema hing par,
swan Land, 9Th comfortable llins .huuse end
all other convenient ont-bonsos sereon.
NATH'L NELSON, Tfuitee.
Sept. It, 37-,ds
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RICHMOND VIRGINIA, FRIDAY, OCTOBER IA. 1881

AND FOR SALE.--will he .oid, ON S,u,Ja.
~ the 22d OF October neat, if fair, II not, IN. ia.
fat day, Sunday except thereafter On The premises,
rs highest hidie The EWae Ia n. !.op Counv ,a,,
koskhsh. wherein tie lai. ID e,or L. vt r.. P,u..or
resided: i'le. in he frk of Roekhsh nd jam. v,
and con 'aio' about i've hundred ard tx a.re. BIN
The low grehad aod high lands are OF mos. exc len
quah'y' aud :n.eep 'ble Of tbs Highest degree If i'm
PeoV'mon,' ne terms viii be tie, ,wo, three, an,
Tour yesr' credit, s.am.d by ovd. ahd apprev d ,e
curry and deed CT ,rns OF the land.
greatly prefer se'ltg be Ecae i.r eas,; a. .tefor.
person disposed in the meantime give cash will
apply to Mr. Thomas Taylor, in Richmond, who is s
ho,zed to sell or to myself In Buckingham and II
sold previous to the day above mentioned due noice
WIN De given, propose seeding II a crop OF wheat,
ana IN good iime for which moderate compensation
VIII be expected. Possession at Christmas The pur
chaser may supply himself with corn, fodder. Sc. and
such stock as he may desire. on the place.
The E"aeis we'll known to be a very sIperinr one:
,dt resuning purchasers iii Judge Tor themselves,
hall merely invite :hep spe s,iully, eerfltp,y
% lock at IA IL will be sbe~n by Mr. Spencer Tune
who lives ed lining, or by mv.-h.
REUBEN Is. PATERSON.
Elk 'su'or OF David II. Paterson, deed
Buekir CHAM, Aug 26, 1881.
SPY. " S5
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LAND FOR sALE.-The subscri-

W LAND FUN ShEE.-Ihe subsCrl-
Der. intending to to the west, offers for sale
the tract Of land whereon he resides, containing
636 liz acres, called and known by the name of Hall
lax old Courthouse, about six miles north Of Halifax
Courthouse, the main stage road leading north and
south. The soil OF this land is well adapted TO the Gull
ture OF tobacco, corn. wheat, &c-well enclosed, and
conveniently laid of into four shifts sufficient work
twelve hands to great advantage. Every field has a
spring OF good water, aordng constant stream thro
each lies unusually level and has branch flats Rich
point and Wins creeks. This estate is conveniently si
'uated Tor any person who may wish TO live in public
or private life. Terms to suit purchasers; fourth
more or less cash, the balance Il and equal
al nsalments; bonds with approved personal security,
and deed Of trust will be required. II will be held
for private sale but II sold before the 24h inst.
will be then exposed at auction the highest bidder,
Halifax Courthouse, on the terms above mentioned All
persons inclined to purchase are invited to view the
premises. JOHN II. HALL.
Halifax, Oct. H. fit
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ME KS. ShEFFEY lite d. 10 open a SEMINARY
lVA Ter the educsiIon OF Young Ladies' 10 her own
house, in Siaunon. The first session will comm &c
on The hrsi day OF November, and nue five month";
All the b-aLthe' usually aughi in 'he best set COL
WILL be attended to in hi minay. Sh, has Engaged
teachers Of great experience and wee,ed abb iy in
every department OF learning IL i, believed that her
School viii eombns many adv ages any Fem, I-
D'iiu'ion in the State. Ter residence is PECULIARLY
favo'a for the purposes Of school, il is remarkably
elevated and alhy, sufficiently from The nois
IN hustle OF tOwr ard has extensive and beauifnl
lawn, vel sdSp.d for the purposes OF recreation and
exercise.
In Offering her services 10 her friends and the pub
lie, IN this important and responsible yment, Mrs
SHEFFEY pledges herself TO ws;eh with maternal ten
derne's aud vigilance the deporimen, Of ihose comm
tod 10 her care, and 10 pursue with diligence every
measure calculated 10 omo,e their moral as Ell az
iDteilte ual improvement.
She gill receive 10 "r IL Youpg Ledes in'o her
faupi as boarief.. Board eau aso lie had on GOOD
terms IN some OF ine mos. respectable families in
town. For further PARTICULAR, ell quire OF Mrs, Shelf
fey or MIR. Worihing'oD Smith.
SiauD;o' Va Sept 25 1881 AI-8t
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NOTICE,

"A CHANGE in the Exchange Coffee House, Norfolk
"A Virgina.-The subscriber has taken the Exchange
Coffee House, and also the adjoining tenement which
will enable him to render this establishment much more
convenient than il has heretofore been. Families
Yelling as well as all strangers and vsters shall be
Accommodated with good rooms; and their comfort &C.
cured by the best attendance, and the liberal pro
vision Gentlemen who desire board, shall have every
reason TO be satisfied with their accommodation.
The subscriber, knowing from experience, what is
expected in public house by the boarer and traveller
and having resumed this business with the determine
ton OF devoing his time and laboar his patrons con-
hdently trusts that will leave his house dissats-
fed with the arrangements His stables are in good
order and well provided. VIM FRENCH.
Formerly of Petersburg
Oct. III. 44-lO-
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RHDUCATION.-MIss HUGHES respectfully in
ia forms the public. that her Seminary for the in
srucoD OF young Ladies, will be re-opened the frs,
OF October. Her of instruction embraces the
branches usually taught in Female Seminares. Those
young ladies' sufficiently advanced 10 commence the
study Of History, Bellies Lettres and Natural and Moral
Philosophy, may depend upon her exeron of skill and
diligence Tor their advancement. +; ench and Music
will be taught.
TERMS. For tuition in the higher branches $40 per
year; for small girls S25he year containing 10 months
For French and Music will be separate charges
oarders will be received al $780, and $40 for Washing
fuel 81 candles 81 I2 cent?; each young lady 10 fur
nish her own beddng--beds will be found
Sept. y. S5-2awSw
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Sept. l6.

Am the l5,h day Il November neat, will be ,fi-r-
" ed for sale, by public aucti u the premises, hat
valuable estate Ptwhne The lao re-dcrce our tee
ato', situated In an agreeable neisbtouIhood
han eight miles from Richmcud 1t consist, Of LIS
scres, OF which between Eve and six hundred are frs
rat Chiskebomny mud land; large portion Of which
recalmrd and in cultivation The high land is very
good, sufficiently ,imbered and lice we'll The i owe
menis eomptizs a large and commoj-us DIV Hing
house, extensive barns and other out houses with all
the necessary apFendsgea 10 a desirable tomesead
This estate will be sold the following condition.:
ouF'h OF The purehase money &c be paid dcwo the ba
anse IN three equal yearly payments 10 be secured
aeov. mrhtoned. crop OF wheat VI i'll he seeded @
'he land and possession given ihs LIST OF Jtruaty
nex', "a also Il abe ohur places will bs sold
or divided, to suit purchasers. Should either Of the
designated days OF sale un, the saes ill
effect The h al succeeding lair days respest ivey In.
EAos rs:eryns TO ihems- Ives hid in every
JAMES GOVAN, EAT OF
EDWIN GOVAN, ! Jas. G.
ARCHIBALD GOVAN, ) vsn dec.
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BOOTS. SHOES, SC.

MOSEPH GILL, fsspes iuy iu,orms his friends
OF ami he pub!is generally h he has tken store
nearly oppo7iie The M.rth'b"' Collie Hou o, ard a
few docr' above the Cent al Hotel wh he wl keep
on hand general assortment OF Boots AID Shoes Of
northern manutssure, Ct coed qualify .ujted The
s-a'on whlsh he W l. f.r for sole moderate price,
He will also be pared TO manufacture the atcve
ramed articles; he III keep yooG wo,kmen and use
g.ed maeriais, ID he pledges himself 10 u,s every
etjtt give sa'isact.D u hose who may favor him
wi y 'hsir pai,orag..
Al'o an a"or,nsut Of Trunks, whish will b. sold
low. Ot,. a. AZ w6w
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N)AAN1S a situation for the ensuing year, as a
w Teacher, young man who well re-.
commended as TO morals, aud ability to teach the Eng
fish. Latin and Greek Languages Geography, Mathe-
MATES, Arithmetic, SC. He would have objection TO
teach in private amily-Any person persons wish
ing TO employ him, will send their proposals addressed
to C. d., AylePs, King William, which will be duly
attended to.
Sept 20. 38-iw
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Aug. %

ofdef tn carry into execution the ia,t WEI suG
n les amen Of Joel Ford, deceased late Of The eoun
y o. Buckingham, and State Of Virginia, shall pro-
eeed, on Tie LIST day OF December next, make sale
OF the i'nds belonging said es!sie, lying in the
soupty aforesaid, on the waters OF Slate River apd
about four miles rom the mouth OF said river contain
ing between hVo and xix hundred asref. The quality
OF the lard IL good and well adapted 10 the p,odus loo
OF tobacco, wheat, corn, &c. Terms Of saie-one
two, and three equal annual instslments 10 be sasc
lofi!y secured. Possession 10 be given at Christmas
next crop Of wheat will he seeded before the sale;
and At The same time, aud on The premiSes division
will be made OF the personal essls Of said Tesa'or
The L.glees under ssid Will are Iequ,s,ed 10 at
lend he sale aud division. MARY FORD,
Exf'x OF Joel Ford deed.
~. g. 35-,ds
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o,. II


FUNHE Snoseriusr. it,-Ddins TO DOvs TO the Yves,
III before the close OF this year, will, on Monday,
the day OF November nex' at Lis residence, sell
n, public ion, the whole OF hi p,r,ona property,
except slaves Those wishng 10 iufpiy ,hemseive'
with hose,, oxer, satl', bogs, sheep wagon, carts,
ploughs, and all k:nds OF plantation Implements. Sc,
Of bistksnis TOOLS household aud kitchen furniture,
corn Sc, Sc, will hnd II 10 be TO their advantage to
awetd ihe sae. Terms Of sale will be cash fer oil
OF ten dollars and less, and for Gums above ten
dollsrs, twelve months eredi, will be givep.
Aihe came time the subscriber's plsna,ion, II rot
previou ly disposed o., will be offered fr sae II 10
situated Nooway rver, aud preents TO the planter
working from lS 10 20 habds, rare opportunity oil
making p o6table inves,msnt ct money in land. Its
proximity 10 navig aop, the fertility OF It's soil, N Q
gsea gran y ri excellent timber, with which il
abouuds aud which now be carried 10 good mar
kst al tTfiug expense, aud the advantages pos
10 ing cattle and hogs must msks II de'i'a
bic acquis ion any posed to settle 10 this part
of The country IL bas 90 IL IN Apple Orchard, son
tanning 1900 well selected ,ree', low in high periec-
cn and capable Of producing from 40 to 80 barrels oil
brandy. There srs two dwelling houses l'cai.d on
difsrest parts OF the tract, 30 h OF which nav and
conmodou.; aud all The her buildings, inslueing a
large co ten g'n house, having been recently erected
nre in COED repair Ths tract contain, b-twetn four-
tsen AM q 'ern LandfeI acres one hundred OF wbi'h
have bsen highly improved, aud yield an abundan
crop Of c,ton. The good and there no sit'
10 The coun more healthy than tha, on which IN
subscriber re,ides. The terms wbith the land will
be sold will be mode known on the day of sde.
JAMES TREZVANT.
thanr am
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Norfolk, Sep. 9. 1881. a.

UST PUBLISHED, and TOR sale by j. WARRocK,
% The pirginia and North Carolina almanac,
Tor tho year OF our Lord 1882 eoniaiDI e, 10 addoo
TO the usual Astronomical Calculations. Progress o!
Population in Virginia, from 1880 10 1880, inclusive,
from official cOcumen,s-,he new organization OF III.
Superior Courw OF Law and Cbancery Of Va Csurts
OF North Carona-Epi,ome OF the Primary Schools,
Militia, Luna'e Hospitals, and P.niteDtiary Ins,itu-
lions Of Virginia. Songs, 'Niee Young Maidens, u
. Smar, Young Baep.lOis,' "Behave youtsep before
folk" Love letter from Peter Planmsn to Prissiiis
Pfudisn-Soiloquy Of a Drunksrd's Wife, &s, &c.
Sep. % 39-tf
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q 1 SO

& Il Sh REWARD. Stop The Dief and Run.
~ a wv GI0dy Abou, The Id July last, a a. an
~ IN n"ne OF William ID d, was In III Safe selling
tobacco, who resides 10 II ckingbem county, Nor,h
rOliua, en'iced and oil from my plantation in
Puram county, nesT Coore's BLDG, negro man
by the lame OF ,A'-ck, about 10 years old, Zee,
high, an has dowDcas. 10 when spok to, and !
have ieFsiol has offered he said negro Tor sais in
Rockingham, N. (wders u. dsrsisnd ne aud a msn
by the Damo Of DJlion have had him in possefsie d
since ne leii ms.) hU the said Dol was able 10
sell him beng dsFetsd 10 bi, villany, ADD bsing In
orm,d by some p'r on that he would be aiken up, be
will give the above reward for The apprehension Of
both, OF 'sveo ybyo dollars for The negro, II lodg
10 any Jail 20 tb5t get him sgao nd sevenyive dol
fare for bod, delivered in EatontoD and all me-
sessary expenses paid. EIlZABTH FIELDER
Eaionon, Puiusm Co. Georgia. Sept 20 3s-IO~
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LONDON PHGNIX FIRE OFFICE.


TENHE Subscriber having been re-appointed by
n The PhUnx surars e Company OF London,
their Agent for the Slate of Virginia, begs to inform
the public that he 10 authorised to effect insursnces
throughout the Uni'ed ates, ins, loss damage
10y ., on bu ljDgs goods, AID merchandise, also,
ship, On the sosk', building repairing, and ships
wi or without their esrgoos, lille lying in any port
haI Dor, or DICK, JOHN TAYLOR,
Opposite tho Virginia Bank
Norfolk, Sept 8. 1881. 42-2aw6w
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Oct. IL.

LAND IN PENDLEiON COUNTY FOR SALE
nY virtue Of a deed OF trust executed by Jacob
- Hull, jr ADD Jane his Wifi, bearing date the
"a day OF September, 1928 ard duly recorded in the
Clarke ofiics OF IN, souuy OF nde ton, shall.
Saturday the 29th Of ober, 1881 in iron, OF the Bell
Tavern, n The city Of Redmond, sell 70, cash. al pub
lie fae, to the highest bdier all ,bat tract peee
psfc"l # land 81 ua'e in The county OF Psrd.,on, and
conveyed or devised To said Jacob Hull by hi. Ia her,
Peter Hull, by tile, bond. or o ,rwi,s, as viii
more fully appear by reference 20 the records OF PEN
dleon county. containing from $50 400 acres, NOR.
or es', and bound as follows, wi :-Oa the south
and ea' by Jacob Snices land. the by William
Huisl lind, and on the Dor,h by the lands OF Jane,
Skdmore. The title 10 believed 10 be gond; bat such
title only a, Is vested in under the deed will be
conveyed THE TRUSTEES:
Portsmou h, Va. lst Oct 1881 Ats
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IMPORTANT SALE OF LAND, CROP, STOCK,
n HouSeh Ia Furniture, &c. at AuctiOn.-This sale
will take place on the premises, and the
18th October next, in the following order and the
following terms, TO- wit first, the Lan terms, third
cash, the remaining two.t thirds in two equal annual
payments satisfactorily secured. Next, the CropI
.isiDg OF tobacco corn, rye, oats, folder, and hun
dred barrels OF flour. Next, Stock among which will
be IL 600 lbs pork, well attened Next, good deal
valuable Furniture; and lastly, Plantation Tools, &c
Terms Cash for all sums OF So and UNDER for all above,
credit will be given till LIST OF May ensuing, the
purchaser executing bond with good security
The Land contains 1905 acres and is bounded on the
North by Dan river, and a-balf miles, which af-
lords about $50 acres OF fine bottom Aaron's creek,
the dividing line Of the counties of Halilax and Meek
lenburg, passes through its whole width, on which is
i In good order, yielding annually toll Of 800 bbls
minute description OF the above named property is
considered unnecessary as invite those wishing TO
purchase TO view and decide for themselves. This
much will say, the situation is healthy the top Of
the Blue Ridge; and further, produces well all the
pies OF the State, with than usual quantity Of the
comforts arising from fine grazing farm
Bidders may rest assured that the sale will certainly
be made, disease under which labor forbls that
should encounter another Virginia winter; and with
ALL | have made up my mind TO meet the sacrifice.
ROBERT NELSON
Aug % 30-tds
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|
Missionaries from the Georgia Guard, we Deem IL pro.
per TO inert ho hIo~ipg letter from Governor (In.,
upon The sams sui jest.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
Mh'edgeville, lat Ssp, 1881.
Rev. SRI hav iu,t received yovr j.u,, =, h.
zS'n wv IN when yu call nv attention 10 he publ
anon in "he Advocate and J)urna Of The I2,h upoo
the SUI jesi OF 'he coUduci Of the Georeis Gyart I
ih%tk you for the direct wb,eh YOU b.v, nm,
'ned 10 this matter, aud ,he freedom With obch Won
have expressed your 4 elngS aud opiuions hav. mo
desire to avoid any my whatever ino nv i,af
conduct. NJ. NJ Isod's sIafenieDt couverry IN ~
ders wbiah have given ths guard /, wholly I."i,S
Of n'h.-immedidtsly otter he passage OF ,be laos
which m'to II criminal iJ white m, 10 reid. ann,
The Cherokess wiihout license after he Of M,r,b
eans Que bnhdfrd pies % he pub sbed aud disr.
bu'ed among iho'e upon whom IL was to on .rs,
ny This means, every white man who resided among
the Indians informed Of the provisions of The o3
IN time to make up a deliberate resolve, whether he
would obey il or hot. Between two and ihree hundre6
persons have continued their residence by taking Tho
oath TO support the laws, and obtaining licenses few
have eit The state The missionaries alone have pub
licly denied The power OF the state 10 ex end lie ;,,s
dction them, aud expressed their design IN 1is,o
gard the law and abide its penalties Onc nj tbep 90.
arrested ana discharged by the Superior Court up te
gtOund That missionaries wete agents Of the IT, states
govcrnnn and therefore not liable 10 arrest Jis
person was Mr. Thompson who knew The time Thar
nc was not an agent oil HE Government he has since
acknowledged IN letter 10 me The decision, how
FURNISHED an excuse for the missionaries TO coutnus
their illegal Ie-ideDce. procured from the ITni,cd
states Govefnment proof that tie Missionaries as such
were agents ct the government Instead of oI.'
ing Col SANFORD 10 arrest ticm immediately, as would
have been liw lt and as think iustifed i:, JUN
lnct wrote to every missionary noifvi5s b;,n b.,
they would be sres'ed II they did moi remove from lhe
STATE. Orders we're give TO Col. Sanford lhsi il ibey
sleweu W u'sposnon 20 oppose tie policy OF the 20.
vernmeni, ~ ueat them with kindness ADD Gbe,sf,y
soc pe'm'' 'hem 70 remove might be most conyc,
nien' and agreeable 10 themselves
fte'ivsd en- WswsT ron Weft,sfsr ard BatIvt dc.
ny,ns Vie so'horiy Of he lsws,f he a,o, snd ,s
~ no To ob~f th ~. C,p'fs Of ihsn snsy,ss 0e O.
eh' TO Cal S'tf'.d, ~ dsecicns ~ ,psrs 90 sNn.
| -" =, |r,'' '"m--''" az hy nishl Ie~I he h,n
! h1s pefp 10 stffes'ion ~ isi ns len nbsevet a,
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NLEw HARDWARE AND CUTLERY STORE :
u at the Sign Of the Golden Bread .Axe, on nj sn
Street. second door below NJ. J Quehn p. Taynr's
Ard directly opp,si Messrs. LswiS Wsbb & Co.
The sutcr b-rs have formed o etnnre'iCn Tor FRO
suiing the above business under the firm of John s.
Sydnar, and e now nios vary handsone Q, entire
ly new aud well selected as.orimrn; Of HARDWARE,
CUTLERY y SADDLERY, 10 which they invte n Q
attention OF 'heir ir5iis aud toe public generally 80
they are determined to 'e on good they
can be purchased in The city, eth, by who.,ssr
,al. THOS T. JOHNSON
JOHN S. SYDNOR.
S,p, 20. SS-u
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I'M OTICE.-A peurcn VIII be PRESENT. d 70 tho ne1t
LIZ Legislature OF Virginia, from the county Of West
noroiand, pray ng the passage of some law compel
the free negroes ia tho Commonwe al,h to tmis
iherefrom. under pen ally whish will .ea,ualy pre-
mote this otj'ct The petitioners will he setua,ed by
aseoee OF what is due TO their satetyand ha, OF
their friends and relatives. Our sister counties are re
specially solicited to contribute their aid in Kidding
out Slate OF class Of population which has become
dsng TO hves and beres. IL 10 REL pee
fully recommended 10 fellow citizens TO adopt in
their Respective coupiss, proeeediugs similar to that
proposed TO be adopted in Wesimoreland.
Oct, T. 43-IOs
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YNNo ROAD CONTRACTORS. The undersigned
j. requests such persons may wish to contract Tor
the construction of the N. Western Turnpike to meet
on the first day Of November next at Ronney, Hamp
shire county, Virginia, where he will be ready to she W
them the line OF location of said road far completed
and give them every necessary information, previous TO
their offering proposals, which will be received imne-
diaely upon the return from the examinations. This
ference is made for information to the general charac
Ter Of said Road 1t is TO be l5 feet wde and agreea-
ble TO said act viii be made according the plans and
specifications Of the Principal Engineer OF the State OF
Virginia, which will be made known by the undersgn-
ed at the time and place above stated IL will be let in
sections not exceeding 20 miles. 1t is presumed that
three sections will be ready at the time Of letting
A. w. MCDONALD,
Superintendent ". w. T. p. r..
Oct. II. A. t1stN