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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-09-06
Sept. 3
4 tAMPHORATED BUlkGUN-
DY PITCH PLASTElkS. The

Burgundy Pitch Plastcrs are recommended by Il
number Of the most respectable physicians as
useful precaution against the Cholera, and are adj
m'ttcd by all 10 be in case injurious. They have
been successfully used in several parts of E,nope
where the disease was much more aggravated and
malignant than it has We, presented itself in this
country, and il is stated that out of large number
ofpersons who made use of these plasters, there
was not a case Of death from the Cholera. The
addition of Camphor in the composition the above
plasters, has been found highly advantageous, and
will render them much more efficient, and aliogeih-
err superior to the common plasters precaution
for the Cholera. These plasters are neatly and
carefully prepared, and for sale 10y
Howell DAVIES.
AnS 80 Its
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-09-06

Challenge is made by James b. Richardson,
Esq of Soath-Carolinu 10 run bertrand, inn. and
Little Ieaus against Andrew and Bonnets u Blue
for $4,000 a side each Race which is accepted by
wv. II Jota@n, Esq the owner of the las, men.
toned racers. The Raceis to be run over the
Washington Course at Charleston, On the Monday
and Tuesday week prec dug the frs, Jay of tie a
nua races al that place.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-09-06

Caution 10 Trifers.-rhe Hartford md Re-
publican says, d trial took place here few davs
ago which excited the most deep interest, both on
account of the nature ofthc cause and the jealous
manner IN which twas prosecuted & defended il,
was an action for breach OF promise of marriage.
brought by Eliza Ward, against Lee Magness,
both ofthis county.
In this cause the parties were OF suitable age for
each o.her and in all other circumstances, ar,nareu
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-09-06

~ on Gb eSJai3f. Gefc i..a' ttuiy "iincE5tl
werc examined pn 10th SIDES, and the court cngag
ed in its trial part four Of days We f1rbear 10
mark upon the nature ofthe evidence but afier a
contest unexamplcd IN or court ~ zeal and talfr.
by tho counsel, II resulted IN verdict IN favor OF
tie ain,T for 4 i2J damages and costs % suit,
which mus, be very heavy, from the number Q wit
nessas.
Counsel for Plaintiff Manlsby Scott and Brad
ford For the die nduut--Learned, Boud ami
Constable.
The June Apple trees IN the orchard nfMr Wm.
Terrell, Of Wake Forest, ans now well laden with
apples II being the SECOND crop this season.
Raiesh Regntc.
Bieas Comet, nrrordingln the calculations of
astronomers, is NOW Ia the immediate mel ,iborhood
Of our system nd viii be visible. ltt is not
So already II will be nearest thu earth the 23d
of October distant about 81 900 900 miles. IL viii
appear br si'est abont the 18th November. hs
apparent course Tor n month to COME Ill bc nearly
due West Is last periodical return wns III ls1G
The last portion Of the 231 number of the Anne
rican Quarterly Review was quito press last week,
and the number will be ready iur distributor
HE subjects OF Mysteries AMI Masonry, AIRS.
TroIIopes Travels, the Abolition Of Negro Slave
ry in Virginia, the British Revolution Of 1855,
aud others Of general interest, treated in detail
Among the singular circumstances which We
have seen recorded as connected with the cholera,
We may mention the following, which We have re
ceived from the most unquesti, nablc authority.
We copy 1t from letter before rs dated Princeton,
(N. j. Angus, % We presen, the initials, bu, omit
The full names Of the parties -" DR. ST Of Pen
nington was seiz with it the cholera on Mon
day nish,Iast, and on Tuesday, ~hen IN eoilop-
Sod state, he vas married to Miss W---g, to
whom he had been engaged for some time past--in
order tina, she might inherit his property
ihildd ia.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-09-06

E.rcNction.-- Sovereign, the man who Killed his
VII. and six children some line last winter, in
London township, Upper Canada, VAS xccutcd
At that place on the 18th instant.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-09-06
- -----== .
TO CONTRACTORS.

oROPOSALS will be received until the Goth
= OF this month, for constructing the Turnpike
Road from Lynchbns 10 tie low>r end OF the
james River Canal, (I'cdloid the whole route al
So ior sections Of five miles, including BRIDGES and
culsens The route will be shown, the width and
graduation on application 10
FRANCIS 7. MERlWETllE
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-09-06
MODERN tiIIVALRY

The following melancholy fact, which occurred
in Dublin hot long since s~s'~ to show from how
"i'l'ng an origin d'sP''esriten'ied by the most Ia.
taI consequences Will seinesimcs arise, md may
tend IN some measure TO illustrate the absurdity OF
the fashionable but barbarous practice Of ducliing
AT oons'v'al party, when the juice Of the grape
began 10 circulate rather freely, Capt O Donnegan
was amusing himself by humm'ns over part OF
u hOny In tie &c Mnrls
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-09-06

a. -. 1yce, .x1s.ue 4 .i.s- NM CO. eis
known Pauline Morales TOTAL wounded on short.
by estlmNci So
The remains Of the division which landed, made
then escape Tor lhe time being o'clock IN the e.
gcnins and the commander II the fort not dcctn,ng
II esped mi to weaken the strength Of the fort by
seitdmg do'aehmen, in pursuit.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-09-06
lNt@ orleans E@poriu,

A letter from Paris oithc 18th July, states, that
-" MIR. Rses leaves us tomorrow, Tor England
he will visit London, take rapid view Of England.
the most striking points oi Scotland, and return
10 France in September He will sail from uavre
about the LIST October
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-09-06

MAJOR NoM-Expcrleuccd some difficulty il
passing trough Somerset, New England Had il
been poitieai Somerset, he would have slippet
through like an eel.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-09-06

Holm RICHARDSON. at the Bell Tavern,
- Liberty, will give cash for Bonds, alta mode
rate discount, solvent residents OF The counties Of
Bedford md Campbell
Aug ~ 1,f
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-09-06

TIE Plague Of Fic,V SerpcatS.-The following
IL an extract Of letter dated B1ssorah the 9th OF
August, 1881 aud received III talculta by an Ar
n'cnlap gentleman Almost every country in
these regions Of the globe has been visited by n
dreadful visitation Of Providence. You must have
been long before this informed of the many Gala
mites that have beiallen the dlvotedc.ty OF Bag
dad, ana the places adjacent to News has been
received from Hanadan or tins ancient Echatuna,
Of the occurrence of another natural calamity in
that place The city Is described To be literally IN
tested wltha species of fiery serpeuts, the bite ii
which IS followed by immediate madness, which IN
the course ofa very short time terminates IN the
death of the sufferer The streets of the town are
sad to be choked with dead bodies, which are fed
upon by dogs and jackalls The inhabitants are
seized with CONSERVATION and trepldaon, moi know
ms where TO fly from the anger Of the Almighty.
India dd,ctit.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-09-06
IT'S the bud Of a rose,
In the morning that blows,
Impcarl'd with the dew.


Now i most unfortunately happened that Capt
oDonnesnn could boast Of goply sizod rcsron-
sJc apa, aud was mcorrieiblv addicted 10 the
Monms II. HIS intimate friend, Nj Gala cher,
thought this soo'i opportunity for ols and sung,
IN loud voice, u pafody, ms follows
IT'S your hoax of Il noSe,
In the morning thnt Nops,'
Inpcard with the dew
Ate: these insulting words were sung, Copt
ODonnegni arose from his chaT, apparently IN
grcnt wrath, and left the room and when Mr.. Gal.
Iushcf returned 10 his lodgings, he found 1t chal-
icngc on his table, requesting HIM to meet the Cap
tam poee, certain AT half past six o'clock
the following morning Mr. q. Immediately called
upon one oithe gentlemen who had been in the com
pauy and asked the favor of him 10 be his second 10
which he chccyiuHy consented. And the next morn
ing nj the appointed time, both parties me, on the
ground.
The ceremony of measuring the distance being
adjusted and both parties ready, Capt o'Donncgnn
beng entitled by lot To the first Shot narrowly
missed hs opponent upon which Mr.. Gallagher
fired, aud shot the Captain through the BODY, Of
Which wound he immediately expired
ESyco Neics Letter.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-09-06

COL Doytons A3dftSS-We solicit the aten-
ton OF the public TO the admirable address of Col
Drayton inserted in this mornings papcr-replete
as 1t is with patriotic sentiments expressed in plain
and nervous language. Though addressed to his
US than to them. !, is especially important tina, the
Davenport, Judge Boudn and
Gen Gordon, all of whom voted asalns, the law OF
1882 modifying the Tariff System, should under.
stand the true operation Of tina, law, tina, they NAV
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-09-06
HIGHEST PRIZE $4,000.

HeSides many OF Ss5Vs, US, TUs, NJ.
Tickets 10, lIalves 81 10, Qrs | b
Tickets and shares in the greatest variety to bc
had at WARDS LUCKY OFFICE, man street,
Lynchbnrs, where all orders. enclosing tie cash or
pre- tickets, (pos' poid,l will meet with prompt
attention. iiadlresscd to G. WARD, Lynch.
Aug. 30
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-09-06
ELECTIONS, &c.

hkNrreKf-At length, We have the official ac.
count OF the result OF the late elections ii. Ken,ucr
1t is as follows:
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-09-06

. '''' % - ETA ''~d . APPRECIATE tifs s..
'''e most es'f"'f!'n'fg, ami. in onr .,.,. "
S'bie vote, given by their scpresen,,,,.. "'c'en-#
'Sdeservins of their esp seIal notice TIA, A'" 1t
s'tlon ofthe tendency of the law os 49,, expo
'ro" Southern man, of high and mia. ,''''s
'''"'a''e'-a Southern man, who is, and nr I-''
~ mas oePn warm and decided opponer, &C., a''
Protective policy, in ali It's phases as is,h VI Tie
s''e and anconst'iu:ionai-fiom n So,,L. rf"&-
VINO Is at least as sagacions as the eoa,, nan,
''''' 'sa''ss Inc law ofthe last session--w,o
qaaIy as honorable, in every sens. of i.
anu VINO, we suspect has as deep perv.,,
pecunl1fy interest involved m the issnoo,. "3.
question. Col proyton shows, wla, yen. s''''
minus clear enough before. Mat, both a.,
aud unprotected articles, That law nro,i., N''.''a
very considerable rcdaeton Of d,it,. wi q
o. more Importance, that is an cu.e .n wsI '~' -
"''ioef ana more important notifications &C.,
III system The question then arises, e
one OF no lisht inlportance-how eonla g.,
men, Who were IN the daily habit Ct eon,,,....
OF the as Of l-s' a, bill of abooieo,,nn
concIic It with their sense of duty to IT,.
ueh'S 10 vote IN the NEGATIVE on tia, o,o..;
HOW could gentlemen, whose constifne,,,
"cn''y demonstrating against the e,eos,i..
unnecessary taxes levied upon them b.. tho IN,
ia2H, refuse 70 vote for law dioinisl.... ,
''Ars sefefa! millions ofholIars9 We mr., ,,.
'na' 'hey take two grounds ofdelanee ooo;.,
''c ii" oil 49, IS more odious than The ,,,.
io2o-bui we cannot conceive how this 90,
c'i' 'h.y en- demonstrate that 1cda.iiea rn,,...
an iaerea@ Of duties. The other is n., :,
couid net consent to ,ote ior the Protective ,,;.,
pic, "hleh Was embraced IN this b,lt-wb;c,,
su'''i seeing that by voting against the lom =,
'0'@' 'iey IN effect voted for the law Of ls2s r.
c"Shlz'hg the same principle, whilst tina, law !,
more odioas in its details
But We do no, design TO enter into co,nmcr,,
ry on the subject. Col Draytons pd,ircss present.
1t ''''ly and fully to the people. We bescecb them
to hear HIM for his cause for !, i ,bo ..,,., =,
'"'0@, with which is identified tie vet g-e,,.,
cause OF L'0ef'H not only in this country hut N
the wide Universe.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-09-06

49,. nefi'L n has been treated in tins paper as
hNa@34ff We had heard this contradc,ed Lc,
'''' by those who might be supposed to know but
we now learn from Source entitled TO perfect rry
H. th''As Is NIT a Na3 Jget.-.lngasia Couyler
Sif Judge Bc,rcn is, we suspect like the r.,
siA'@ Nnll'tyers, who espousc the yrincipics d.
that party but Indignantly east off The name nm,
WHO even assert that the doctrine is enlircr -,
metaphysical for their comprehension We m,
'ersland taem, however This kind of horf.u..
oenutcaton OF the doctrine Of Notification &c g..
A'"'t t1As"mptfon. When they are Mt Wosbios
Ion city, We are told, these political METAPHYSICS
become as clear as mathematical de monstrn,jons
g. Meetings have been held in various parts If
NE State Of Georsi', AT which the doctrine of MI.
l'hcotIon and Mr.. Calhoun, for hose benefit !, j.,
specially intended, are denounced in unspar;o,
Terms. Georgia nulhfcs rcatics, and ma, lo,r,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-09-06
ALSO. NEW MUSIC.
SPLENDID SCHEME.
Virginia State AOt,evy.

Sixth Glass.
To construct road FROM the Pennsylvania line
via Elizabethtowu, TO the Ohio River.
To be drawn at Liberty, Bedford county, Va. on
Thursday the 18th day of September lS33
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-09-06

Fer Garegnor.
Mr.. Bteahilt, (Iachson) 4o-l,
MIR. BacAncr, (Clay) 3ol-3
Majority, 1910
F"r LleuteaaA GGrcra,y.
Mr. Norehesd, (Clayl 1on-o
Mr. Taylor, (Juchson) r. ioI
MAJORITY, 25S2
Inc Senate consists Of % members friendly TO
MIR Clay and lG friendly to Gen. Jaks,n--.rb.
H. u IL III Tor Clay and 10 for Jackson-mnkinr
a majority, on JOINT ballot, in favor of Mr. c. a6
'''' regard 10 the vote of Kentucky ON the prcsi.
dental election, no doubt cxiss that il will I've eiv,,
10 Mr' Clay by handsome majority.
MlSsornl-Ihe returns, so far as received cx
hiblt the following results:
FOR G1rcfaoy-Dr Bull Go,,
,, WE Dnnk!in 609
FUT ConefcSS--Cien. Ashley 100,
MT "tlis 1851
Zen Ashley and Dr. Bull arc supported by the
Clay party and the Ant-Bcn,on Jacksoniaps. and
Messrs. Dunklin and Wells by the n1o,c ior. 1e,
There Is no doubt of the success of Gen. Ashley
but the result Of the Gu5ernatorial cIectio, 10 70,
i'oo'c'aa''cai The friends OF Mr.. Clay are about
framing an Electoral Ticket and speak of its prob
able success III terms ofconfIencc which os,ooish
US who had given up Missouri as among the ire.
clamably lost
lNDiANa-Thc Ileroites have been Boosting Of
their success IN elecns majority IF members to
The Legislature Of Indianu. A letter fran that
State, however, published in the National Iptl-
sencer, denies the truth of this statement and as
Sef'S ''at large majority of National Republicans
a'e elected to the Legislature; and he last Indian
"po''s journal says, We confidently venture the
assertion that there will be a majority on Joint bal
Io' against Gen Jackson--It o,pht however. to
be known CONTINUES the Journa tha, our elections
'h's year were not generally conducted with refer.
eace to the Presidential question as am evidence of
winch some otthe Jackson menreturned are from the
strongest Clay districts in the State" We regard
'"e vote OF Indiana as safe for Mr.. Clay.
lLLlNors-C,en. Duncan is elected to Conpr.ss
from the LIST District in Illinois Mr.. ssdc from
inc "a and Mr. Casey Lat present Lieutenant Go
vernon from the 3d.-A strong Electoral Ticket
friendly to MI. Clay has been framed in this State
and the Washington Telegraph says i. does
not despair gifts success" yc dr.
M'ssIsslPfl.-All the counties in this State have
JUG" 'eaf' from, except five, which give the fol-
lowing returns for Congress: For Harry Cage
no." Franklin L. Plummcr 7oaG, John J. Gu'on
''i'' fei'x II. Walker 1881 Nathan Boulda
'''s' Mississippi is entitled it will be rccolcced'
=" '"o members, under the new Census there
rs no do;a' that Mes4:e. Care cst pa.nmer as
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-09-06

FUT T7ff3N09'.
Mr. Bfeathi't, (Jachsou)
Mr., BaeAncr, (CIay)
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-09-06

The Junc Apple trees IN the orchard ofMr. Wm
Terrell Of Wake Forest, aus now wcll laden with
apples, II being the SECOND crop this season.
Raieigh Rcgistc
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-09-06
EOIkEIG.4 NEWS.

WILLIAM DRAYT0N
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-20

From the late Hon De Hfn clinton, Esq GOrer"or q
The tate # NesO Nrf, IN '-. Dtn'ef SIee'. oo'"sef'
isr lgef FIR HE sale efthe P,tedeph $, or ind'a e.
tract, al .1i6cEy
Dear Sir A {, male relative OF nv family, who Ia"
resided with M tor man, years had been '"Ng 'n''
I'd with racking pans, sometime in one joint and some
tin es in another but mos, frequently III the wrists.
shoulders kn-es, aud ANGLES, and somstmes III the
breas, Frequently shifting from one to an lther, each
day bringing with i an additional weight OF misery de.
prying her of Re ds, and night, attended wan loss ~
appetite lowncss of spirits. &C. which her physlcisn
termed nvetera,e Rheumatism without being anle to
give the least relief Under these circumstances W"
we're determined to try the PoladeIphs, or India Tx
tract which YOU advertised US agent for proPre'"'
the effects Of which far exceeded my most sahSuhe
expec,stions Before she used one box her pains IN
grea, m ssure Iefher her appetite returned ana ny
using three poxrs according to the direct On, she u.s.
under the srriies of Divine providence, restored to her
usual state of good health his being remarkable
cure under the most distressing circumstances, p'ay
proves the vast importance of hat most valuable meoi
cine. Since the above cure has been performed my
ply stefan informed me he had hlmseH recohnenoeo
1t and used il in MANY obstinate chronic and inhahh'
tory rheumatic affections with the hspplest effects
therefore can, with confidence, recommend IL 10 all
who are Iaborng under the rheumatism IN every stage
of the disease; and it, my OPINION TINS medcihe was
introduced into the arm, and navy, would De as'-
ing benefit to suffering humanity and promote IN .'e
rec, NJ tbe service DE " TT CLINTON.
For sale by WILLIAM HARPEk,
Druggist, Fairfax street, Alexandria
nov l1-eo6m
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-20
DIR. w. JUDKINS'
: Patent specific IMMINENT,
SOLD, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, BY
WILLIAM ST.aBLER, Ageat, .4lerandns

'INHE above Ointment reco,r. m. nded to the pubG
Il AS safe and certain remedy for those obs,insts
diseases, some of which have long bailed the skim
Of medical science:
LIST White sweIlings Of every description;
Cd Sore legs and ulcers of long standing;
Sd Schirrus or g'anduar tumors, Particularly tho..
observation-disclosures in women's breasts, which oftenm.,
terminate in liberated cancers;
4th FeIons; VIVA, some people know by the nam.
OF catsrrhs, Of every description.
5th Rheumatic pains OF Tie JOINTS
9th sprains and bruises OF every description, or in
whatever part situate; "
9TH letters Of all kinds. In this complaint the y,
tent, in applying the ointment, must keep the mar
out Of water;
9Th Chlbiains or parts affected b. frcst.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-20
Cabinet Chair. and Sofa Manufac.
fOrV.

JAMES GREEN Cabinet maker, -haso nhand,sno
- will constantly keep at his old stand on Roya,'
ST., Alexandra, e at the corner ofloth ST., fennsyi
vania, Avenue Westinghouse general assortment "
the mos Questionable and durable Furniture which ne
will warrant equal, if superior in quality to any
ever offeredn the misunderstanding part, Oh
Grecisn, wngedand plain wsrdrobes
Gothic, pedestal end and plainsidebosrds
Ditto, with ceiiarettssnd msrbleslabs
French and plain bureaus
Dressing do with mirrors
Ladies and lie ntlensns secreta.iesan bookcases
Pier,able swth marble aud mshogany tops
pillerande law dining, breakfastand card tables
Plain do do do do do
Ladies " ork stand
Shaving andcandl do
wash,tands whitman and nahossnysoPs
Grecan Sofas
Mahogany chsrs
liusic It oois, oidetts cribs, rsdles
Portable writing desksSsc
With sreuera Ia sortmentof bedsteads oirichly
srved mahogany, maple and stained woods, all o!
which will be soldas low for cash as they can be pur
chased ofthessmcquaiity atany ';her msnnfactor,
n the Union. ALSO,
An,ssorimcn electromagnetic Bay Of Honduras
Mahogany, partof which is suitable for haudrails
steam sawed curl and shaded veneers, copal var.
nish ofasuperio quality, sacking bottoms cords,
TURNING AND c CARVING.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-20
Gout nna NheuMAtism cured.
EtU MEDICINALE DE HUSSON,
"a French PreDaraftOn.

4 FEW bottles of this celebrated remedy tor the
"A of govt and rheum.tism-the paf"xysn's vi
which causes to cease in few hours, and thai inc
administration of few doses has relieved the bed md
den of several years to the use of their limbs
The Eau de Medcinale is extracted SIMPLY from
plants, the nedcins properties ofwhich were unknown
to the ancients as we'll asto the moderns This DISCO
very made about forty years ago by Mons Memo
las Husson since that period experience has constant
" proved its efficacy and utility The principal vr'
tue of this purify the mass of blood and to
be carried directly tothe part affected and will relieve
when known remedies are powsr'ess. To be had OF
anr4 -w4m TTM L.4APHIER e Co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-20
Office Of the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
F0mp0ny.
\ copy-Test:
dec l0--2m
WASHINGTON, January 9,

WAsHINGToN, January 9, 1889.
PROPOSALS viii be received at this office rs fol
Il lows
LIST For the construction nf a Dam across the poto
mac River near " Hsrprr's Ferry" and for the CON
structoI of stone 'qned"ct across CatoctH Creek,
until the 5lst day Of January instant
md For the .xcavst"n, enhankmcnt. and waling
IF twelve miles of Canal xending from the S4h sec
ton of the Canal near to The Point of Rocs to
Isrpers Ferry in sections Of about half me each.
and for the construction Of four Stons lift Locks and
one Guard ock and several Culvers an The same por
ton of Canal until the 17rh day OF February next.
Sd For the excavation emb Sment, and waiting ct
forty miles of Canal, extending from 'arpers Ferry to
yamspor, and for thu construction OF TIE necessary
Locks, Aqueduc,s Guverts, and Dams, until the 3OIh
day of March next.
The plan aud specification of the Dam and Aqeduct
will be exhibited af the 18Th instant, and the con-
tracts viii be declared al the Canal office in tis City
on the lst day of February next
rhe pan and specification of the other work below
Harper's Ferry, will be exhibited 1T the Canal pfce
after the 18th instant and the contract will BE- declared
t Narper's Ferry the 23d day Of February next.
The pan and specification of the work between
Harper's Ferry and WillsnSport will be exhibited at
the Canal Office after the 10Th day Of March next and
Virginia on tn 4h day Of April following.
Blink forms of proposals will be furnished, on appl
cation to this Office. JOHN =. iNGlE,
Clerk the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Co.
ian l2-euL.Sthfeb
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-20
The Virginia free press

la 'eeSly Newsp,p r, published at Chsresown
l letters Count Virginia, at 81 per annum, pay
able in advance thss very extensive circulation in
the Potomac country. and will be found valuable ad
vers,ng medium for City Nercha is and Others. who
n ay wish to communicate with their TRY frienns
Fhe improvements now III progress, whci will con
intimately the trade of the rich Valley of Viz
gina with Baltimore and the cities of the District OF
Columbia. viii suggest to those concerned an addi
tions tive for awaiting themselves Of the columns OF
the Free Press If sept IL