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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-24
For freight.

TX Th- superior copper fastened schooner n VA
~ Dry pSer llama, master, carre' aoou' W
- Nil take freight to any Eastern port Al
Js'f' '-''' W" nov
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MniNsaeS

J., l,rJ;pr- from schr. MARY. Capt. Hanna
Iti'S Op ". FO"LG = Co
j 70. se by ,.,,;,;,g Mo,asses
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-24
Groceries.

Groceries.
- n BAGS Rio and Java coffee
y Sd hhds Orleans and West India sugar
a do do 30 moasses
80 casks sweet Malaga and French Madeira
S casks Port wine
pipes and hafpipes French brandy
3 DO Holland gin
puncheons oil Jamaica rum
80 barrels New England rum
10 do Countr, gin
25 do oil whisky
10 boxes loaf sugar; Gags pepper
bags p'mento
100 reams wrapping paper
$50 sacks fine salt liverpool flled)
100 5srrcls nett herring and mackerel
5000 bnshei, ground alum salt
With a general assortment of GROCERIES,, for
sale by CfAGETT g PAGE
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Roots and shoes.
A. u. HARMON

nOONb NNu N'nNOos
A. D. HARMON
EEAS Just received, b, the 'chooners Rolla, Good
Ia "ope, and vtiuc't,. from Boston.
n General and Complete assortment Of BOOTS
8. SHOES,
suitable for the present and approaching seasons con-
sisting Of
1I50 pair women's leather shoes
$50 do do leather aud seal skin pumps
$50 do do do boots
700 do mems coarse bootees and shoes
500 do boys coarse and fine bootees
$50 do do Id and BID shoes
$50 do mem, Id and Is" bootees
7OJ do do fine shoes and pumps
1000 do children's shoes and Dootees
800 do mems fine boots
200 do do and boys thick boots
275 do misses' shoes
500 do women's lasting slippers
500 do do morocco walking shoes
The above stock has been selected by The subscri.
Der in part from The late Semi Annual Sales ~ Boston,
bu, mostly from The manufacturers, and which hc
fiden,iy believes be eqns to any other o,rrd
in this District The subscriber expects 10 add othe
above list by various arrivals during he ta., direct
from the approved manufacturers GOOD sr'c'es,
suiied to this Market which are offered wh"esg'e snd
retail. very CHEAP sep y
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Teas

y HALF chests Imperial
hall chests superior Gunpo"der
- boxes 90 -
/ ches, iPouchong, in half pound pa.
ghat .hesis ) pers
20; ,,lc al reduced rates By "
M III ,. Nr'opF.N' wv ~
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" IL. Thompson u 10.


1EAVE received, by last arrivals. further supply I
{ L SEASO NaBLE DRY GOODS. Among them
are the following.
Blue. black and fancy cold cloths and csssimeres
81, "a. l04. I'D and IL rose blankets
Point and doffie do
Csssinets Of every color and price
Drab flushings and kerseys
Stripe and plaid Iisseye
Petershams, for Bang up coats
Red, white, yellow, green and scarlet tannels
81 green carpet base
Goats hair and other camblets
English and French black bom5azines
Black and colored circsssians
64French mcrino cloth, black and fancy coors
Merno shawls and scarfo
Thibet, Hermann, Grape, gauze and worsted hdkis
Best black Italian usrings
Black mode and coored Florences
plain lustrng and fashionable bonnet ribbons.
White and colored Canton hauncls
SurrnIon a a Irish linens
So and "a lawns and Russia diapers
81 and 10 Irish table diapers
8 4 and 1914 do damsss do
Dsmssk table cloths and nsPkins
Irish and Russia sheetings
Silk and Valencis vestings
Ladder and mems best II. s. gloves
Cotton worsted, AMI silk hosiery
Domestic shirtngs and sheetngs
T:ckings, plaids. and stripes
With almost every article found in Dry Goods Stores.
for sale upon favorable terms, WHOLESALE or RETAIL
sT We are authorized to announce
Dr. RoBEar .. GRArsoN, Of Staff Ri County, candi.
date to represent the Northern Neck District, in the
Senate Of Virginia.
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I,OOk Out!-$bO Reward

Aook Out!-$bO Reward
DANAwAY from the subscriber, likely, black,
IL smooth skinned Negro lad, called
H.4NSON,
about 90 years DID, ofa moderate active size and has
scar in his forehead, very pla to be caused by
faI, from horse. He absconded about the 18th OF
August last and has been seen in Alexandria snce on
hoard of small vessel He is a very smart, active
srtfu fellow and will evade detection if possible.
will give the above reward, if taken sixty miles
from nv residence or $40 any shorter distance Sc
cured in Jail that get him again. and all reasonable
charges if brought home to me- so.
Hatton's Hills, nesf Piscatsway, Mary'and.
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E. .(5' We are authorized to announce
Nrsa;. u AIsxlSpER, of Ring George County,
,as'nA, candidate to represent the Senatorial Dis
c Gss Composed Of the Counties of Stafford, King
w.,,Ss, Northumberland, Richmond, Lancaster, and
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TO Re,t.

TO Re,t.
;z,.,. The three story BRICK DWELLING
I5ss on King, near Water street with he adioIn.
dtss ing i.Or, on which there is a Brick stable
: g., and Carriage House, lately occupied by samu'
81 b. Iarn,our. The house has been recently paint
ed snd is in good order; may be- examined, and pos.
session given Immediately. The principal part OF his
furniture may be had None but "a putc'uaI, careful
Tenant led apply For terms apply at the warehouse
of SAMUEL b. LARNOUR e Co.
oct 90
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Unions

,non BUNCRES Onions, landing and for sale by
MUHe nov Is u Sr 9. u. jANNFf.
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Mouse to Net
Tu Kent,

Tu Kent,
TsSEs The BRICK STORE adjoining the house
Elsn occupied b, Miss Ashton, Fairfax street, for
wnlcn low rent will be taken. Appl, to
sept rs W. FOWLE Go.
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Charles bennett

ERAs received, by ship Shenandoah, Captain Rose
i i and offers for sale
Hr lpart scine wine, i'll bales of various sizes
Shoe Thread, common in bales of2O dec
Fine yellow bl6sched and half bleached do
Very best patent railors' Thread, dark blue, W.
B md all colors
His Stock IF GOODS previously on hand, consisting
of many desirable articles, Foreign and Domestic. may
be snr the attention of dealers, as is his intention
to dispose of tine whole the present autumn and ensu'
imp winter scpt6
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MechaMics' Rank Payer

4 '"sh other uncurrent Notes, hough, and sold by
in CORSE,
w" LotteryS Exchange Broker, Aiex'a
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urass. Coffee, Moiasses, 81

WCArs. EOHee, .NNinSSes, &C,
a. 'Iogsheatls1 Orleans, Porto Rico and St Croix
III 30 barrels Sugars
4 boxes white Hsyana do
60 barrels ard boxes leaf and lump do
1870 bags Rio, Laguira and Java Coffee
IS hhds Orleans and English Island Moasses
,s ~ h hhas copper distilled whiskey
s puncheons old Jamaica Rum
Is hhjs New England 90
ITO chests, half chests and boxes Gunpowder,
Imperial, Tyson and Young Hyson Teas,
Lewis's cargo
100, 900 lbs choice Bacon our own curing
10000 lbs yellow and brown Soap
so boxes mould and dipped Candles
For sale by sAh'L ID LARMOUR Co.
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PUBLISHED BY
rDGAR SNOWDEN.
For amsterdam.

p,,,, IS per amun. Country paper So
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thump .igne. &c.
an BASKETS Sparkling Champagne
nv drum of Isinglass
Received per brig Cronstad,, for sale by
noylO ". FOWi.E & Co.
Yeas.
TIME Imperial and Young Tyson Teas on hand. re
L ceivcd few days since, will be sold a bargain,
applied for Immediately
GEO. JOHNSON & Co.
liz Store, also,
Country Ear Iron, assorted, including plates, at We
r. low pricr. and very suitable for country work.
3 beautiful Pianos, very low.
First rate real Havana segsrs
Madeira VINE Of various Kinds
Sherry, MArsees Madeira, Sicily Madeira, and
Malaga ditto
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-08-09
TDe Raarkets.
BALrINoRE. an

BALTIMORE, aug. ,
HeteTd street Faslg.-The receipts Of the
week amount to about 1900 hbls. But little
Flour from new wheat has yet reached the
market, and that received has been readily
bought up. In the early part of the week
sales from stores Of fresh ground Flour from
old wheat were made at Sti.i2, and some in
stances fraction higher was paid On Wed.
nesday the price advanced. and sales were
since made at seas, and for choice brands
at S6.3l4. Holders ask to-day S6.25 for Au-
gust inspection. The wagon price of fresh
ground Flour from old wheat has been So
throughout the week; for that from new wheat
S6.l2l has been given. The sales from stores
of Flour from new wheat have been at So 37a
per Dbl.
City .hiuS Flour In the early part of the
week sales Of City Mills Flour, from new
wheat, were made al SO %, but owing TO the
decrease OF the water in the streams, holders
demanded 50 So. Ga Wednesday sale of
100 brls was made at So 31a; on Thursday
contract was made for the delivery of 1000
brls. next week at s6.37 J; on Thursday sale
of 500 brls was made at that price, and hol-
ders are quite firm TO day at the same rate
SusquetsmaG Flour Sales of very small
lots OF old Flour were made during the week
al So. A quantity would not command more
than 50 S79 per Dbl
Corn Meal Is held at SIS IS per bhl cash
CiorerSecd. A 10, of Cloverseed was sold
this week at 50 rs per bushel.
HiDES.-No transactions in Ok or Cow
Hides have been reported to US. A lot Of 800
Horse hides was sold at 81 40 each, months
ALEXANDRIA, August T.
ELoUE.-At the commencement and mid
die of last week. the wagon price Of fresh
ground Flour, manufactured from obi wheat,
was SO 90; at the close from 80 90 TO 6 la
Saturday, new Wheat Flour commanded
So la from wagons. Yesterday the wagon
price OF old Wheat Flour was Sc 06: new
Wheat So iGs
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-08-09

Office Of the Chesapeake e. Ohio Canal Co.
WAsHiNGToN, July IL, 1882.
PROPOSALS. will be received at this of
I'll fee until Thursday the esd dizzy Of .aua
g,tst merit for the excavation, embankment.
and walling. OF thirty sections Of the Chesa-
peale and Ohio Canal, commencing at a
point on the Potomac river, eight mics be-
low Williamsport. aud extending up the ri
yer fifteen miles.
Proposals will be received, at the same
time, for The construction of Dam across
the Potomac river, at The upper termination
OF the above line. being opposite to the cs-
tate Of Mr. Colsfon.
Proposals will also be received at the same
time, for the construction of an aqueduct, a.
cross Conocochesgnes four lift locks, guard
lock, and sixteen culverts; all on the above
line of canal
A plan OF the dam. aqueduet, and locksf
with the specification OF the same, may no
seen at this office, and on application TO to
Resident Engineer, at Nill'amsport, after
the first day Of August.
Specifications, and blank forms of propo-
sails for the sections, locks. and culverts, may
be obtained either at this office, or al VIII
Transport.
Proposals will also BE received, until the
23d Of August, for the construction Of lock
No 30, Of six feet liit, on the l25ih section
of The canal; Of heck No 40, Of nine feet hit,
on the l45ih section Of the canal; and ~ tie
excavation, efnhankmeRt, and waliing, Of the
10th section of the canal; al being between
the head Of Harpers Ferry Falls and eaie-
JOHN P ISEiE,
| Clcrk Ches. s. Ohm Csass Company
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-08-09
MARRIED,

On Thursday last. by the Rev. Mr.. Jones
EDMUND PENDLEroN HUNTER, Esq Attor-
ney at Law OF tins place, 10 Miss MARTHA
CRAwFoRD ABELL, daughter of the late
Capt. John Abel, OF Jefferson county.
On the same day. by the Rev. Mr.. Monroe,
Mr. DANIEL MARKER, TO Miss JANE T.
MsRRow, daughter OF Mr.. James Morrow,
all OF this place.
fFrom the last named bride. we acsnow-
ledge the receipt Of most excellent pound
cake. We are much pleased with this good
old friendly custom may it long be practised'
In return, the bride, together with the bride
groom have our best respects--wishing them
long life of uninterrupted happiness
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-08-09
GLOBE TAVERN.

FESHE Proprietor has added 10 this Estsb
h hshment considerable Improvement with
in the last year, Il ~ now N as handsome
style as any other House in The Valley. The
public will find the same good treatment and
accommodations as heretofore mo expense
or pains shall be spared to render his guests
comfortable and agreeable. The proprietor
tenders 10 the Pebble his thanks for their IL
berai support, and asks a continuance OF the
same as long as he may deserve il.
A report having been put into circulation
by some malicious and evil disposed person
respecting bis House, the uoderslgne,i takes
occasion To contradict the same. IL has been
stated that family from New York stopt at
his house, bad caused every body TO shun
the same-this il without foundation-the
is not one word of truth in the statement, and
the propegator is aware OF IT NO family
from the city OF New DIRK has stopped at his
house this season.
The Publc's humble sers't
WILLIAM kROESEN.
Martiasburg, August 2, 1852
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ga pre'racted meeting viii be held in
the Presbyterian Church in this place, com
mencing on Thursday the 10th inst The
Rev. Mr.. Walton from Alexandra, and other
Clergymen are expected TO attend.
GA Clerical Association will he held in
the Episcopal Church in Martinshurg, on
Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday,
the sixth, seventh, eighth and ninth days OF
September next, at which time the Episco-
pal Clergy of tie vicinity are respectfully in-
pted 10 attend.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-08-09
TILE INDIAN WAR.

The ST. Louis Times of the 2lst July,
states that Indian War is for the present at
an eRd. The army marched in pursuit OF
the enemy, who were said to be encamped
near the four lakes. When Gen. Atkinson
reached lake Gosh he noug (Which on Tan
ner's Map Of 1880, is placed near the juno.
ton of the River Goose Ike hawn with Rock
river) he found the country clear, and his
beng sought enemy vanished. The Indians,
it is supposed have made for the Chippeway
Country, and will endeavor TO cross the
Mississippi, but far beyond any white settle
ments. Gen. Atkinson, expecting, when he
marched, to meet the enemy in short time,
hadtaken with him but a small quantity OF pro.
vision IN consequence OF which he was Obliged
TO halt & divide his froces, at the lake above
named. He himself with the regulars, some
six hundred aud fifty strong, remained at the
lake; the militia, consisting Of three hri.
gades under Generals posey Dodge and Hen.
ny and abeut two thousand men, were order
ed TO march TO Fort Winnebago, on the
Ouiseonsin, were stores were hourly expec.
ted. 1t was the intention of the command
ing General to consolidate his forces and re.
new the pursuits as soon as Ire had obtained
sufficient stores
The march of the army was exceedingly
laborIous and iatigung. The greater part OF
the country they passed over was complete
marsh, formed by bodies of water beneath
the surface of the earth. Men and horses
sunk in 10 considerable depth al every step.
A gentleman who was with The army states
that he was on large mound, fifteen or
twenty feet high, which could be shaken by
a single man, like a boat on the water
The whole army regulars, and irregulars,
officers and soldiers, had enjoyed excellent
health, and were sustained throughout their
encampment and march by fall conhdenc t
in their General
We believe that there is no expectation
that the army will again meet with the In
dams. Black Hawk will not expose himself
and his band the certain Obstruction that
would follow from general engagement; the
late successes Of whites in skIrmlshes, aud
the number of scouting parties through the
country viii prevent the recurrence ofdepre
ddtions and murders by small parties, which
made the beginning of this contest SO terri
fc and alarming
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Ten Dollars Reward.

nAN AWAY from the subscriber on sun
E6 day the Goth ult anindenied aPprentice
10 learn the Tanning and Currying business,
named .iITCILAEL PIER. aged about Is
years, toIerably stout made; addicted TO low
company. He took with him variety oil
clothing. The above reward OF Ten Dollars
will be paid TO any person for experimenting
and returning said apprentice TO me. AL
persons are strictly forbidden from harbour
ing or employing said boy, as ] am deter
mined TO prosecute every person SO offend
ing JAMES run Ear ,1AO'
Little Georgetown, August 9, 1852.
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SLIIL.ME
sc. &C 49,
Ticket only s4--Ialf "a Quarter 81.

Tickets, shares and packages, in the above
lotteries, and in all Virginia lotteries, to be
had in the greatest variety OF numbers at
WILLIAM h. B0AkS OFFICE, Darkes-
vile, Berkeley county. va.
w. L. BoAK has the pleasure OF informing
the nnble. that 10 the last Shenandoah Bridge
Lottery, he sold CAPITAL PRIZE OF
FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS lie also
sold IN the Cd class OF the Virginia State Lot
terry, which was drawn at Mooreheld, Hardy
county, two ONE HUNDRED DOLLAh
PRIZES, and in Tire Sd class which was
drawn at Shepherdstown. ONE Hun
DRIED DOLLAR PRIZE, besides several
minor prizes Of City and twenty dollars, all OF
which have been eashed.
az-An orders from distance (post PAID
enclosing the cash, or prize tickets IN any re.
sponsible lottery, viii he thankfully received
and promptly attended to- If addressed TO
WILLIAM l.. BOAk,
Darkesrile, Va.
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10000 Tickets. More PRICES than Blanks.
To be drawn on the High aud Low System.
Tickets sA-Halves ~ oo--Quarters 81 90,
Tickets, shares and packages, TO be bad IN
the greatest variety of numbers al
SEEN ENSON 4 P0INTS'S. Office,
Staanton, Va.
STEVENSON s. POINTS.
Staunton, Va.
WASHING Ton kItOESEN,
Martinshurg. Va.
WILLIAM l.. BOAK.
Darkesville, Va, or to
DANIEL. ENTLFR,
Shopherdstown, Va.
August g. 1892
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DIED.

On Thursday last, Mr.. SAMUEL HARnisoN,
of this county.
On the same day, Mr.. Henry w. EArY,
of Shepherdstown, highly respectable aud
worthy citizen.
Ga Monday morning, at o'clock. in New
Brunswick, the Rt Rev, JOHN CRoEs ID ID.
Bishop of the Protestant Episcopal Church,
in the State of New Jersey, in the 10th year
of his age.
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n. Y. Consolidated Lottery,

Glass No. 80, 1859: draws in New York on
"Wednesday. August %, 1852.
CAPITALS $4,000; $4,000; 500; $500;
90 of 600. besides many others.
Uhoie tickets only 50; hatres IS; quarter u so
A certificate of whole tickets will cost sI3l
per cent discount, 90
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FEyHE subscriber respectfully informs the
& public that he will attend to s URYEY-
ING, in any part of Berkeley and the adj
Joining counties, at the shortest notice. His
charges will be very moderate.
JOHN p KEARFOTT.
Mill Creek, August 8, lo52.-4t
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Cost or certificate l25
Computed TO draw nett STA.
COYSOITDgTED LOTTERY.

.v r. CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY.
Glass No. 50, for 1882 will be drawn IN New
York. on Wednesday, the 18th Sept. 1852.
CAPITALS $4,000; 10000; COCO; 4.tT'o,
5000; 1000; besides 1000 and 600 prizes.
Whols tickets onh, sIa: n.d to,cest prise sl2
Please address your orders to
CLARKE s. COOK,
August Q. 1882. Hhecln9 IA.
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Important Faci,-Mr. M'Duffie states in his
celebrated hank report made 10 congress in
1850, that the loss sustained by the commu-
nifty in the great operations Of commercial ex-
change, during the period which interviewed
between the expiration Of the old bank char
ter and the renewal OF the present amounted
annually to about sixty millions of dollars:
And the loss which the government Of the u
Rited States sustained in the collection Of her
revenue, during three years of the war, IN
consequence of deprecated currency, result
ing from the non. existence of a u. ) Bank,
is estimated in the same report as amounting
TO forty-six millions Of dollars.
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z WISH to purchase Immediately young
E NEGRO MIN, who has been accus,
toned to farming operations-Also wanted
to hire, LABOURER for few menihs.
have several fine young HORSES ana
blooded MARES for sale.
RICHARD HENRY RANSON.
Near .unlatsburg, august :, 1857.
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S350yG0c.

We have the pleasure OF presenting to our
patrons one Of the richest schemes we have
seen for long time.
We present il thus early that distant cor
respondents may send their orders IN tune,
as tickets VIII be scarce.
.N Y. Consolidated Lottery,
Class, No 81, for 1882.
To be drawn in N York, Wednesday, OctfI
60 No Combination Lottery 10 drawn bal:
SpI ENDID SCHEME
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the existence Of some local mischief, as all
the cases were marked with uncommon ma
hgnity.-On examination il was found that
warehouse adjoining. bad in its ceIlar-a
large quantity of cattle hides and bones.
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AUGUST 2. Io0%..
Ts1Hk subscriber has lost several valuable
a BOOKS BY loaning them. Those hav-
ING them IN their possession, will please re-
turn them immediately -
ADAM l., CoCKBURN.
August 8, 1872.
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N. Y. Consolidated lottery,

BESIDES many others.
rPhols Tickets oniu sl0-haftcs s5-Quar-
ters 50 so; (no Eighths.)
A certificate of WholerTickets will cost 1924
A certificate OF Halves o.
A certificate of Quarters 81
Address your orders to
CLARKE s. COOK,
Wheeling, Va.
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FIrTH Class.

To construct a road from he Peansylrd-
sla hue, Uia. Eiisnbeihfotca, 10 Che OHIO
Rireg.
To be drawn at Hockey Mount, Franklin
county, Va, on "Wednesday, 22d day of
August, iS32.
HIGHEST PRIZE IS,