Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-11-15
Sept. %

h M h7ilz y 10 ate tina. sounter .pe'ficS, viii
The .b,v. noco "' p,sing Of the road mentioned n
Cp-s,., i-id G. up,y.
"M. H. ROBERTSON,
IL, o. Am. liza Couctv
Furiher notice The ADORE Road:-Tn. nnd. r.i:yn.5
WIZ tho prefer hi. indv dual psu,iop or posing H. Rad
suction |" not called Er by he publ corv.p,,nc.
zoe" q'e'ntn, a. out sonnee'iog d lower corner
o and IN Ctes,e he'd. 10 jndiea, eas. exo,s. To-
Iovd'd for by our gen-r,l r al Law, whereby The
c'o'' OF he wo eoua ie' have sSnpeiept j1ri.c,ion
s's'' spd rriuse he Ro,d A. d ridge, as pub!irad
prvs' conver'-ree may r,urire A. tbs Lac, Se,si n
c,t 'erh 'ntiy, pei ion wa, rreren,ed Tor
'' Nosa, o: no Ice berg m, tune .snsd by ,cne
hef eiIz'ps OF nea. thsu Mssr.. T iona, T Gi e,
~ "''' onin-, Sen. E'. W. Andtrsen and WASH f
"o,n- MIR, Ard 700, being the proprietor Of the
I'p In on me -4metto side Of the Rrer. L will be
oo'sv,a ina he 'iso.rs just Lnm.d, . resident. or
iaud'holje's Of lower ia, aud ha all n.
oil ta' par' OF ;hs Cou ty will BE- sonyspi, " accom-
~ poi . 10 gong 10 he Rehnond market, by tho
su hs zed 10 be built AZ The Exeter Mills,
'o ' m'oeie position b.iwten Pete,sl urg and Be-
VIZ - idse. were public toad, in every CO. ve-
S h..p' erection on each side Of The River. have
o a.; i1ag e,'sb'i-a"d and ferry supported: ThM
M. b. Moody, the proprietor Of he Sprine;
s en- Iav.r, on the c6estrasid side. aud NJ. J .f.
Boiling, OF low ~ ne ia (sho wss .igp Of the n d
ao'i''O did msks app'e.uop 70 ChesierfsIl County
mr. ior openrs 'hs sd acd were opposed In
a.,' snu an snp'a t. now depending be,w, en- ten
localities OF this Rid adapted % III. mr. vat. views
o lew, and AZ the G unity Courts Of Chesterfield aud
hmena nav or gina jurisdiction with The RICH, q sp-
peal we rnd,rs gnoi ought no, to he aggr,.ved 6y
proe-eunss at the came time, before The Cou E. oil Jus
iee sni TIE honorable L-gi Ia,Hrr And a, the notice
Va, ss o.'si'n brrush' into view, BESIDES Amelia.
Din"iuoi", NItoway, 81. sc. II becomes proper to
,a''' that AZ former period the Ter Assembly un-
Ter 'p-cai Ac, appointed iout Com misionets of
MI own seuse"on, 'wo from each q The ctua,ies of
IL ew'dii- Is nn-wick, Meskienburg, Lnreb bnrr Luz
nenouss' No tow y. Amelia and oseIf .Id wi,b au+
'nry 70 e'use to be opened with he superintr nd,Dg
aseuey o, h' Cours OF Justice, The mo direct Rosd
fnr III. h.na ~. nf
's0" ,snizen' q certain portions Of those sOu,h-
I'm pn"e'. ana para # Nar.h Carolina. border.
ing IN B'tb wick sLd M-tk'epburg. Tisse Com
mssioners, assisted by their Surveyor ater a care
lni examination, rejected any route for Road the
anus oil Cousins and Puryear, in Amelia, across
appomattox, and through the lands in the Fork or
near the confluence OF win,erpock Creek, and the
RIVER To Chesterfield, (he lands through which il il
proposed TO conduct the present Road,) because il
was NOT my impracticab'e 10 get good public Road,
on account OF the low grounds on the River and
reek liable to frequent Jrcsh's and the intervening
iengny' supendousiy high clay hills in woods, but
mat bevls Bridge sufficiently convenient TO the
largest portion OF the Southern ounties They To-
Gated their Road and Bridge below the confluence
az o.o'e,I"dna' on ridge and eligible ground,
10 oher INFO the public Road, in Che field, btloU
'ody Idrern. Their Bridge-site on the south side
OIL 'he NiVer, was at point, in direct land route,
oe'y short distance above Exeter Mills This Road
OF ne commissioners was abandoned, as the
suit proved that the saving OF distance throughout ts
whole length and the public convenience, on COM
parison with the existing numerous direct and inter-
secing old roads, did no, Justify the execution OF the
Pan-lh he undersigned with some of the Commits
s,oners, when they were the lands, in and Just
ABOVE The confluence and aer they had completed their
duties end the certificates of the last Survey
ors OF men, sustain the matera! facts, TO their pro.
cceiings, above stated.
&c p'oper to mention, that b, proposed r, lad
roses Win'e'pock Creek few yards above the NJ
lon o. Bitkhoin Branch, 10 which IN. bAck.w Of
-. XIV, Il w' in Freshes then it passed by he or
Mil o" lie Pr'neh, near the Gre H. formerly Francis
P's' afterwards Childers,' thense across th. BID
OIL o .ne o,n M pond e'idPs the bridge and cause
ways on each eide Of the sreek) rsriou, diun.e OF
orehit e. rai.'us' e"n'ewayng and bridging end
a. wares hrorrh nn'rtdien. ireIiehI y ornd, down
| to NJ Moody. Tav, rn The saving Of 5i,,spcs a.
nus Gu re IN travelling 10 Manchester when compared
wi 'h- COZ v'rierce Il he nvmr OIL. vers.6sd ads
ny wh'rh A'ue'ia and Ch-''erf-id are n'ernced in
e"'ry di ee.op, will, Prove 10 h. rwor,hy Of eone-
iersh9n. ARCHIBALD THWEATT
l. ~ re-'d-ni on lands az to'nirg
=, E?pso' FA's, Appomarox r YER.
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