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Southern planter., 1832-11-10
CHILDnOODfS HOURS.

Who has not mourn'd the Joyous hours,
When meier he knew moments sadness,
And every path seemed s,rewed with flowers,
And every thought was mirih and gladness, =
When every scene was ffaughi with pleasure,
The deepest, puresi, without measureG
Those were the DAYS when life wus young,
And hope stood by with gilded pinion,
IN pleasures bowers, aud sweeily sung,
Till he had gained the hearts dominion,
Whilst fowniQR care stood scowlng by,
Onhoeded mid the revelfy.
IN those young days the heart was warm,
Aud never turned thought on SORROW,
Each play each song, possessed lis charm,
And none looked forward 70 the morrow,
Wih care Worn face and sankeo oye,
Anxious TO know fuiuTiiy.
Who can pass mirhhh group
OF playful children IN iioir olec.
Glad WITH the huah. The shout. the whoop,
And ohildhood's varied reVelry,
Without thuuehf fby.goDe years,
Starting afounl of long scaled tearsl
Who does not weep 70 think they'll find
THIS world scene al eafe and trouble,
And each fond vision. of the mind
a baseIsss thing an empty bubble
Aud every dream theiryouh has nourshed
In It's imaginings, soon persheda
Our days Of childhood quickly pass.
And soon ourhappiesi years arerun,
As The pure dew that gems the giass,
Il dried beneath the summer sun.
There's such deceit, such guile in men,
Who would not be a child aRqini
Viliage Record.
Southern planter., 1832-11-10
DOctO9' o4. 4. Re0gy,
DENTIST.

RESPECTFULLY. tenders his services 10 the
Citizens OF WoodvIlle aud vicinity, IN the different
6rahches Of the DeHtil Department, and feels conf.
dent, that by his knowledge and experience m The
proesslon-and having the advaniares ofa AIedi.
cal Education, tina, ample satisfaction will be oiven
to all who may favor him with cali.
lie wall eXiract separate, preserve and embellisb
me Teeth IN The best mnner-Plua with Gold or
Silver, and insert artificial Teeth, Of the best ma.
'erals. The diseases ofthe Mouth, Gums g. Teelb.
promptly cured.
Ladies and Gentlemen win be waited upon in the
country, # required.-Ile will be found al ,be
Woodville Hotel '''
Woodville, Oct II. 1899. A,,r
Southern planter., 1832-11-10
NEW GOODS


J. SAUNDERS, nexi door to G. c. West &, Co.
near the aux fronting The Public Square, offers for
sale, low for cash, or to punclual customers on the
usual terms,
"a Uoriety & good assortment
Of new and fashionable goods suitable for this mar
ket, consisting in part of the following articles:
SupeTine Dress and Frock Cloth Goats, Vests
and Panialoons, do. with good assortment Of fan
and winter clothing; Carpeting, Cassinelts, CAST
meres, Satinetis, Circassians, Hastings. Bumba-
seus, Bumbaznes, red, white and green Flannels
Wool and Fur Hats, Boots, Shoes, Gloves Riding
Whips g. Spurs.
AisO--Calico Assorted, ,Cambricks, rich en-
bToideFed and plain Cape, Gro de Nap, Palmareen
or Gaudiere, Muslin a. Blond Cause Fancy Hand
kerchieis, Black, White, Bobt and Blond Cause
Wells, Bobl. Lace, French Muslins and 1inuhau,s.
Book, Null, Jackonei d Swiss Muslins. Edgeinps.
lnsertnqs, rich Embroidered Muslin and Bobt
Capes, Sattins, Black Italian Lasiinps, Sinshaw.
Black col. Plain and Figured Gro de Nan silks.
Satin Brilliant, Gro de Orleans, Cause de Chnn
Maraboul Cause, col Florences, Assorted lIossie
~, Pongee and German Silk Handkerchefs
Aiso-Crockery Glass and Hardware. C,roce,.
les, Medicines, Perlumeries, McCassar and Bears
OIL, Dunsable's Leghom, SILK Bonnet, Tn,nmipos.
with many other articles too tedious 10 mention.
tie hopes to receive a share OF public patronaoe
his friends, and persons visiting Woodville, with
a view OF purchasing goods, will find it 10 their
interest 10 call and examine for themselves.
Woodvlle, september 29, 1882 80
Southern planter., 1832-11-10
NOrICE.

THE undersigned has on hand, handsome as.
soElment OF finished LEATHER; consisting Of
Sk''f'sg' Birdie, Harness, Gin Bands, Sole and
s1ar OPPer-ali oil wh,ch he will sell on moderate
an assortment ofsHOES, made iv Gre, 49, o y" r nu'u
men. '''' '''e "o'A'
August 4, isS4 81 N
Southern planter., 1832-11-10

. The American Farmer says that wheat Is now
growing IN France. The seeds Of which are 2OOO
yeats old, having been taken from mummy. II
thus far appears To resemble our wheat perfectly,
and coniradlcis the opposition, that wheat was
lgnally an inferior gain, aud improved by cultiva
~ '''', ,su e. cceuf Yuahy
Southern planter., 1832-11-10

THE Subscriber respectfully informs his iri 'ndsl
and customers that he has just received aud open
ed, in addition 20 his former stock, his supply 81
Fan and Winter Goods, consisting in part OF iho
following articles, in the Fancy Inc: French and
English Morenos, Blnc a. Black Bombazeie, Cas-
sineit oil Flannels. Dark Calicoesand Ginghams.
Black Italian Lutstrinp, Sinchews,& Gro de Maps
Of various colours, Poplins, Pongee Mandarine
Lawns, Gro de Orleans, Needle Worked Robes,
Infants do, I,adest a. Infants caps, splendid Grape
and Thibei Shawls. Fancy Grape IIandkerchiefs g..
Scarfs, Blond Gauze Wells, Ladies Cravais g. Cuils,
Satin Epauletles, th'J and Bobbineti Laces and In
scriions, plain and fg'd Bohbineit, aud variety
Of Bennett and Band Ribbons, with a general as
soTtmcnt Of
Southern planter., 1832-11-10

STATE OF MIssIssrPrI,l Circuit Court 20 OctoJey
Wilkinson County. Term, 1882.
lHoMAs I. NERsoN, Prf) On Attachment for
Against Tho sum of S1a4 so
JoHN f. SAPP, Def't cents
THE Sheriff of Wilkinson County having re-
turned that he had levied the said attachment o.
all the right title, and interest ol lhesaid defendan
IN and 10 one undivided eig,h partofa tract o land
lying IN the said County, being the Western half of
Section fourteen, Oft ownshp two, of Range three
West Of the Meridian line West ofPearl River sand
tract Of and being divided from the other half
otthe said Section fuuIeen, by line running North
and South, and beng the Western halfcontaining
three hundred and twenty acres. And the said de.
iendant not appearing to replevy the same, on mo.
ton Of the plaintiff by his attorney, il is ordered
that the said Defendant do appear here on the
twelfth day OF our next October Term put in spe
cia bail and plead to the said PLAINTIFFS action. or
Judgment by default final will be entered against
HIM, and the estate takeni attachment will be sub.
lecied to The said Plaintiffs demand. and that
copy Of this order be published in the Southern
Flanter, four weeks successvely.
copy Attest WN. STAMPS, CLERK.
iOw4 BY GEO. w. MILLER, ID. elk
NOTICE.
Southern planter., 1832-11-10
OrFIcE OF rHE WEST FELIcIANA !
RAIL Roam COMPANY. !
annA

OfFIcE OF rHE WEST FELIcrANA
RAIL Roam COMPANY.
August ~. 1882
SEALED proposals will be received from the
ist of Ocinher until the 18th Of November next,
for The grading the first division Of the West Fe
lciana Rail Road, beginning at the Mississippi riy.
er near 81 Franclsve, and extending in the direc.
ton of the present travelled road to Woodsile. a
distance of eleven miles. The division will be
laid of into suitable sections, and the Engineer of
the company will be upon the ground TO give the
necessary explanations. AZ the same time will he
received, proposals for furnishing the necessary ma
terals for the formation Of the track, consisting of
scanllingo OF rcd cypress, cedar or pine, six inches
by SIX inches IN width and varying from sixteen
10 forty feet in length all lengths VARYING from
each other by four feet. Wooden sleepers of cy.
press, white oak, locust, cedar. mulberry or willow.
from z to Q inches IN diameter, and from seven TO
eight ieet in length.
or The Southern Planter, at Woodve, and
the Mercantile Advertiser, at New Orleans. will
publish the above ill forbid
JOIN n. DlLLAlIUNTY,
80 Chief Engineer.
Southern planter., 1832-11-10
NOTICE.

EM COMMITTED to the Jail Of Ami.
~ County, Mississippi, by Charle, NJ
~ Wis, Esqr., as a runaway, a Me-.
- Man who calls his name PRIME.
sHm about 40 years od--daik compe,
has Stout whiskers--about five feet 10 sr1.
higb-has sundry articles of clothing. SaId,a
gro says he belongs TO John Ady, ofAinlss,
Louisiana.
The owner Of the above negro is reques,sd
comply with the law, and take him ou ofJsl
MORGAN DAVIS, Sheriff. Jal.
Amiie County
June n, 1882 25
Southern planter., 1832-11-10

LETTERS Tesamentary having been grant
ed by the Orphans Court Of Amte county, at The
October Term, 1889, on the Estate of Anthony
hG'oon' deeeasedi all persons having claims a.
gains' SAID estate will present them within the
barred,
NANCY RAlBON,
LEWIS RAlBON,
Executors.
October 90, 1889 49w6
Southern planter., 1832-11-10
NOTCE.

NOTICE.
THE Copartnership heretofore existing between
Z. y. AfcCdrstle and PARKER Smith, is this day
by mutual consent dissolved. Persons wishing TO
make settlement with the above Firm, may call on
either Of u.s.
l. d. McCARSTIE,
p RKER SMITH
Wdtesr'He. NJ. Sept l7h 1889 4lw3
Southern planter., 1832-11-10

NOTICE.
LEI iIEkS IesIameniary were granted to ,bo
Undersigned u at the August Term Of the Orphans
Soui' o' Amhe county, on the estate of William
I'e,su' oeceased-All persons having claims a
s"hsl sau estate are requested 10 present them du.
or they will be forever barred. y ''"'
HENRY r. EVERETT.
JOHN EVERETT. Ez'hs
Liberty, Sept IL, 1880
Southern planter., 1832-11-10
JAIL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
NOTlCE.

NOTICE.
MA COMMITTED to the Jail Of A.,,
y@~ county, Mississippi. on the Tai = I. y
IN by William Stewart. IT,. Eso, ~" ,''
W. gro man calling himself AN1Iio,,
.'A.-'~sss and says he belongs 10 VIM.
toius, Frenchman, living about MIL y
the city Of Ncw-Orleans, on the East s,d, os'.
river. AHthopy appears 10 be between o. y I.
years Of agc-he says he is near thirty: les, y
inches high; stout built; dark complexon. y ~
scar over his left eve, and has considcroil. a.i
pediment in his speech. Had on when co,on',a.,
fine cotton shirt, coitonade panialoons. .and "
metio hat
The owner Of said negro is requested "a
charges and take him out Of Jail.
MORGAN DAVIS, Shf. g. Jaaor A
Liberty, Amiie CO., Miss, MAY i3. 1890
Southern planter., 1832-11-10
NOTICE.

AOIiCE.
!. !. :. q! T. 4. 4 !. ! 4 q: !. !. J I.
WAS committed TO theJajT Mantle
N4 County, Mississippi, on The 29hss
ka2gM 1889, by Charles DAVIS, ESQ nsc
AAO "A named DICK, who saws he n
AN tags TO Cotton a. Wakefield. pelv
~ A 'nders-ihat he was purchased b
@-~s am IN Fleming County, Keniucs
n--(known as Waggoner Jim m)--lbii
~ r.uawoy setween ST. Franclsvlle and Natchea-
apparently about 2 years old, yellow compleroa
feet inches high--has scar on his right len.
pie aud one near the right corner of his right ere.
Dirk had on when committed, old linnen pantaocn,,
checked shirt and cassinet coatee.
The owners of said negro is requested to pay
charges and take him out of Jail.
MORGAN DAVIS, Sheriff & Jaa
Amite County, Mississippi
Liberty, Amiie Co. Miss Sept 30, l839 70
Southern planter., 1832-11-10

Original dialogue. Teddy-an' wasn't
yer name Teddy O'Byne, before ye len auld Irc-
landr "Sure It was, my darlant" But, my
Iewel-why then do ye add 5, and call il Teddy
O'Brynes, now" "Why ye spa peenlha I been
married since KEN Amerky and Gr' ye so eno,
ant of grdnmdttics that ye don' know when thing
is added to another, il becomes ptrGigp-Angeiic
Repubhcdn.
Southern planter., 1832-11-10
SHOES ARID rOnrc

FOR Sale at the Store Of John Nctc,,a,
assortment Of Shoes and Boots, Of G,s, '.'
made at the Caledonia Sprisgs. Hu'Ia
September Isl, 1889. 40.
Southern planter., 1832-11-10
WATCHES q JEWELRY.
A. w. ALLAN.

RESPECTFULLY announces TO the ciizans
of Wilkinson, and the public generally, that he has
US, received al his JEWELRY STORE, one door
cast of the Post Office, splendid assortment o
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DIR. w. JUDKINS'
Patent specific uiNtMent,
SOLD, Wholesale AND RETAIL, BY
UTLLI.1M STABILIZE. .7geni. .4lerand,,,

SENHE above DIntme.r ie. IN ..lei 10 The ,l,
Il AS safe and certain remote for those oh,.:
diseases. some of which have so long bafl-d The .5S
of medcsI science: A
LIST White sweugs of every description:
81 Sore Ieps and ulcers of long standing,
Sd Schirrus or glandulaI tumors, psrticuhlv.
hardened ,umors in women's breasts, which ofIe,f
terminate in ulcetated cancers;
4th Felons; or what some people know By .her.-
OF catarrhs, of every description
5EI Rheumatic pains OF the joints;
9th Sprains and bruises of every description d, :;
whist. yer part situate; ~"
9TH letters OF all kinds. In this complain, n.
,ient, in applying the ointment, must keen tho ?, p
out of water; r"'
9Th Ch,lblsins or parts affected b, frost.
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Cabinet Chair. and Sofa Manuiac-

tory.
EANES GREEN Cabinet maker onhand,snd
eS will constantly keep this old stand on Royal
ST., Alexsndra, e At the corner oiiUth St. Pennsyi
ysnis, Avenue Westinghouse general assortment
the mostfashonsbe aud durable Furniture, winch ne
will equal, not superior IN quality to an
offcre d the misunderstanding part, Of
Grecian, winge d and plain wardrobes
Gothic, prlesta lendand plain 'ideooards
DITTO, with rcllarettsand marb lie slabs
French and plGi n bureaus
Dressing do with mirrors
Ladies 'and ;cntiemr Ms 'sccretsriesan bookcase
Pier,abe swith marble nd mahogany tops
Pilerandc Law dining, b res kiast and card tables
Plain do do do do do
Ladies ork stand
Shaving and candl do
Wash stands yjthmar and mahoganytops
Grccan Sofas
Mahogany chairs
nisic tools, ,idetts cribs, rsdles
Portable writing dessssc
With sgenera hssortmepto bedsteads ofcichly
carved mahogany, maple and stained woods, all Of
hich WILDE soldaslnw for cash they be pur-
chsssd ofthesamequalityS tany 'ther mandatory
the Union ALSO,
An ,ssortnen cfStDomngoand Bay of Honduras
Mahogany, part of which IS suitable for handrals
st. am sawed curl aud shaded veneers, copal var.
nish of.superior quality sacking bottoms, cords, &c
TURNING AND c CARVING.
Handsomely executed mn,
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The Virginia Free Press

I weekly newspaper, published at Chsrlestown,
Jsffers u Count Virginia, at 81 per annum pay.
able in advance 1t has very extensive circulation in
the Potomac country, and will be found valuable ad
vertising medium for City Merchants and Others who
n sv wish TO communicate with their TRY 'rien
The Improvements now in progress, whic will con
meet more intimately the trade of the rich Valley of Vr.
ginia with Bimnrc and the cities of the is;rc, of
Columbia. viii suggest to those concerned an adj
tonsi n ve for awaiting themselves of the columns Of
the free Press IF sept -
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Female ac denny,
Brooke lodge, on 81. .RsaPh Nreef'
King and Cameron.

Brooke Lodge, on ~. !lSdph o'ee'' oe''0e""
King and Cameron.
VJSHE increased patronage of this Institution has de
termned the subscriber to sudeay,r to engage the
services Of adv IN every respect qushhed to assist IN
his important duties.
The Ancient and Modern Languages. Music Draw
IN sntigr &C with the other branches usually
t,1ght ~ The best Fens, seminaries, will comprise
t. course If luStrurton.
Tne -rest ject pt constantly IN view: is I" e'e-
-. ~ s.,olay,l of Female Educatinn b, imp lrting
so, an useful knoSiedge. such ss VIII Quality the
n,ss,s,r toi a p,eiui AMI dlgmhed station IN socle
I, all conducted w,:h wise reference to future
tate.
a.; experience, he respectfully invites those whole
in, .s,ed to Wis.,, his school at any time aud ascertain
tn advancement, proficiency sc ct tue young ladies
tuition thatthey mas see and Judge them
Sc YES - =, G., ,,..a...
mex, session will commence on tie hrs, Monday
-. WIN. u. JONES.
Alexandra, sugs
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Distrirt T Cnsumbia.
dec 10 Pm
County IF .2lerandtia, to lott

Nrrdeca 1-l,r. Complainant,
against Wv cHsNrERY
Humphrey rrakr and George
Wise, Defendants
E1E defendant, Humphrey Peake, not having entered
his appearance, and given security according to the
statute she rules of his court; ana il appearing 10
the satst,c OF the Court upon sf ,vl fled, that
lbr sa'i humphrey Peake is not Al lnhIb.nt of the
District # Co'imJs; on the mutton Of the Complain
ant n, his counsel, it's
0rier,d, That the said humphrey Peske do appear
here on 0r fore tin FIRST ds If ,pril term and
fSVer the Comp'a"a"i's b; and that The said George
Wis., do not convey pay away secrete the debts bt
him owing to, the more,, estate, cfft cts in his
hands belonging to- the aid absent defendant, until
the r,hey order decree of this Court; and that
copy Of his Jder be published in the Atexandria Pie
NIX Gazctts for tao months successfully, and that sno
Their copy be posted It the front door Of the Court
house Of said County.
cnpy--Tes,:
dec 10 -2m EnN. LEE, O. q.
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Dist Yet of E>oiumhis.
.7lermdria County. 10 ecit:
November Term. l85l-f0th Day.
dec 10 2n

John T. g, Aecutor ot Wi
liam - Page, deceased, who WAS
Executor Of matthew Page, de-
ceased, Comp snsut,
against
Daniel G. aiIsin. Ndmuis rator OF PIN CIEANCE..I
John Nciver, dec ased. tn Pre-
sient, directors aud Company
Of the Bank of hlcX'ndria md
the President and Dire tors of
the Bank 81 Potomac, DePtS,
ssliE def ndant. Daniel Graham Administrator Of
4 John Hclvtr, deceased having entered Ia,
appearance and gwen security, according To the
tute aud he rules Of las Court ,ul appearing to the
ssti,s ton Oftbc Court, upon affidavit filed, tina the
said Daniel Graham notan sbi'ant vt the District
IF rounhis; the motion Of the Complainant by his
ecu, sei II Is
Ordered That the said DANE! Graham do appear
her before h.. first osy ofnsM .priI fern,
answer the C"mpan.rs Till; aud that the SAID Presi.
dent, Dire and Gompan Of the Back # Alexandra
md the President Directors OF tn. Bar Of Potomac
do not convey, pa, AVA secrete The d, bis by them
owing 10, e money estate effects in their hands
belonging To, the sad absent de ndant until the fur
ther decree Of thi, Cuurt; and tia, copy 1T TIL,
Order be published in he Aexsn,!ria PHI nix zette
for two mon rs ucccssiveh and that her copy be
posted at the front door of the Courthouse OF said
Count,
copy--Tcst:
dec l0--2m EDN. l. LEE, c. c.
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From Hillinm Ruff Esq Keeper IF the heD Prison in
irch slrees PuildeiDh,a

Dear Sir bon c,r II, Il haiti was dreadtuliS
ati. ted With Kheumti,m or whst my Physcisnt rn-
cd Rheumatic Govt: my pains wer' so great that 1t
would be Impossible for a!s 10 give you description.
they are better known by those tailoring under Rheu
n,stisn, than can be described had neither rest
sleep, day night: when took The Po'adeIphia
India Extract, according to the directions. with yer,
singular cess; after taking few doses got to sic p,
and ,lcpt welt continued the use OF the Extract pulls
and the pains gradually Ell me, rested well !urngt the
dry, and had rir shing sleep during th, night, and con.
tnued to get better II got perfectly " II.
WIN. RUFF
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Gnut auh NheMMntisin cWrSN.
EAU MEDICINALE DE HUSSON,
"A French PreDaraf,0R.

II FRENCH FfepuTWtUH'I
FEN bottles of tins decorated remed! Tor the
cure of govt and rh-um.tism--ihe ParoSl SIMS OF
which causes to cease in few hours, and that th
administration of few doses has Renewed .he pea o
den of several wears 10 the use ut their hrbS
The Eau de- acdcins!e is extracted simply 'ron'
plants the medicinal properties ofwh'ch were unknown
I, the sncients as well asto the mod This disco
very was ma shout forty years ago by Mons. N'ch"-
las Husson that period experience has constant.
" proved it's efficacy and utility The principal vir-
tue of this purity the of blood, and to
nc carried directly the part aft cted, and will relieve
when known remedies powercss. 20 be had OF
abr 4-w4m WM L.2hPHIER e Co.
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From the ate Hon De ViH Clinton Esq Governor Of
the ,ats # N,u Yrf In Dqniei Ser tank ,ei,
k, jyem FIR The sale efrhe P'iadeiphS s. or fndn &c
tract. at aiJuny
Dear -ir male relative OF IN, family, VIII" has
resided " IN m for years had been long a!ilct
I'D with racking pans, Tim oin' end some
tues ~ another but fr,qu nifty in the wrists,
shoulders knees and ancies, sn4 ,"m times IN the
breast frequently shifting from to al ther, each
dss bringing with additional weight OF misery de.
prving her of day and night, attended with loss OF
appetite, iowness Of spirits &c which her MUSICIAN
termed inv eerate Rheumatsm. without being able to
give the least relief Under these circumstances, W"
were determine to try the Po'ade'phis or India TX
tract, which advertised agent for the proprietor,
the eff cts Of which far exceeded my most &sEguin"
expectations Before she used one box her pans IN
gre "a, measure left her her appetite returned, and BY
using three according to the direct on she Is,
under the sn-> of Divine providence, 'estored to her
usual state IF good health. This being remarkable
cure under the distressing circumstances, plainly
proves the vast Importance ufthat most VALUABLE medi
cine. Since the above cure has been performed my
ph, sicisn nfor;, ed M he had himself reco nmended
It and us, q it III msny obstinate chronic and nhamm
tory rh. umatc affections with the happest effects
therefore cam with conf lemce, recommend II TO all
who are laborug under III, rheumatism IN every stage
of the diseases and IT. opinion. this medicine Was
introduced in'n the and rsvy It would be a last
ing benz ft To Suffering anti, and mote tn inte
rest OF 'ic serSic- ~ Il CT ION.
For sale by WILLIAM HARPER,
urusg.si, f.,irfa> ueet, Ale sandra.
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O6ice Of the Chesapeake and Ohio Canai
Fomp"ny,
WAsHINGToN, January 9, 1882.
PROPOSALS VII Oe received at this Office as fol

PROPOSALS VII oe received at this Office as fol.
l. lows
Isl For the construction Dam across the POto.
mac River near " harpcr's Ferry" and for the CON
sructoH & stone 50 nct across Cstoctin Creek,
until the 5i,t dty ofJ,nuary instant
End For t!e ,Icav, III ~, enhsnkment, and ws'ling
oftwclve miles of Canal ending from the 8fh
ton Of The Cana near to tho. " Point of ROcks," 70
Iarpers Ferry, in of about half ME each
and for the construction Of four NtuuE lift ucks and
Guard Lock- an several Cu'vrrts he pur
ton Of Canal unit the l7th da, f FeDru.r, next
81 For the excavation embIHSment and waiting of
forty miles OF Canal, extending from iTpcra Fc IS to
famspor;, an! for the construction Of tie Necessary
locks, AqucdncIs. Culverts and Dams, until the 3Oh
dsy Of March next.
Ihr plan aud ,peci6c ition of the Dam aud iqednct
will be exhibited at cr the 18th instant, and the
tracts will be declar At the Canal nfce In this City
on the lSt day ct February next
.he plan aud specification of the other work below
Hsrpers Ferry, Will be exhibited At the Canal rffice
after the 18th instant aud the will be declared
I iarper> Ferry the 23d day Of February next.
The pan aud specification OF the work between
naTprt's Ferry and Wsm,port will be exhibited at
the Canal off after the 10Th day nf March next and
the Contracts will he declared Shrnherdstowu, in
Virginia on ,h, 4lh day Of April following.
Blsnk forms of proposals will be furnished, AIpli
cation To his Office JOHN T.. INGiE,
Clerk 81 The Chesapeake AMI Ohio Canal Go.
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