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The Legislature Of the State Of Ma.
~ land adjourned ON Wednesday night.
after hssingpassed three hundred aud
thirty Iaws,sud ssme hundred sod odd
F., esOlutiOos.
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Il oRuAT RARaAm
To my friends and the Public.

[AFTER returning ny thanks 70 my suue-
Fous isiends. fes the eontiaasslos 81 their Ia
voFs duFisg the many cbssgssl wss eonpsll-
60 to make wtih's The past yess, have the
pleasure 81 inforBisg then ihss . sm sou
permanently sissstsd IN the sev thsse-ssgD
vssehouss. sesFly opposite The Pess OGiee,
aad moss respectfully solicit seoniiassees ~
theig fsvoss To enable ne o. keep . sfseS
If ekssp kss6s. money y sometimes neeeasa-
~, aHd 81 ihis ,isss feel the Naat ~ "a ssoro
thaa ussai I am asxioss 20 be n asgkee
esFly The sPsisg. aoi csRsot 70 without con
Gdsssbls asssssssee sso@ ny sriepds and Gus.
tensss Ther s.ssy sstsniioa = moss respect.
fuily peasesed by
Tbeis banbIe servT,
NA CLEVELAND.
Chagiss,tHa March IS "A.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1832-03-22

=, iaW has pssssd the Legislature Of
AaTyIand, authorizing e subscription,
~ ses0unt Of the State. TO the Baffi-
gsors and Washingfon Roll Road, to
tas AAoant q $500, 600.
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q. HAYDEN,
Dcntist-Of baltimore.

RESPECTFULLY offers HE professional
II y services TO the Ladies and Gentlemen
Of Charlessown and its vicinity. He 10 81
Beckhsm's Hotel, where he viii remain ten
or twelve days
March -, 1882
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For Sale at my Mill.

A QUANTITY Of PLANK and sCANT.
"A LNG-Pine and Osk-snd some Log,
that could be saved to 6iI Q bill.
March iy,-St IN IEWls
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Valuable Jefferson Land
EnH n Arm

pNhE subscriber. ~ the agent snd stsor-
ney OF Thomas Fairfax, Esq OF Aiexan-
driAs offers for safe that valuable estate in SET.
terson county, Virginia, called "Tss HsA-
NrAoE," consisting Of
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TINE House sad Lot noe in "a
J. the occupancy Of Zebedee fYH<
Tribbett. eess Hsllovn. 10 FOE
rent. Posssssioo cen be had
immediately. BY applying 10 the subscFibs
on the premises.
srEPHEN DALGARN
March -. 1889 At.
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O We sre suthorised to announce GanAns
D. wAssa. Esq - . candidate 10 rcprrseat the
county Of Jcfcrsoo In the next House oC Dele
Gstee
or We sre suthorizcd to announce llENRr
BEasr. Esq. ~ = candidate to represent the
county Of Jcnersos in the ncxt House oG Dele
gates
or We are requested to announce Joay g.
CALLAHAN, n . candidate to represent the eoun-
y Of jefferson in the next House cd Deic,stes.
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First rate limestone lsad, mixed with ore :
certainly inferior 10 none 10 the eouatry.
and shout one fourth in timber, and thirty
aeses Of prime bottom.
This property, besides being desitabIs
- - farm. on account Gifts fertility % soil,
proximity 10 market. &c holds cut other
strong Inducements II IL thought 10 be
among The best situaliSns foF = Pebble
House, from ils being siioste 81 an siigi-
bic poiat on the main road ~ greet the.
roagsfaFs through the Valley Ithas also,
besides several sg,visgs, . stream of water.
aaesding a. exesllsss site sod safkeisns
water power Zoe . meVebaes nil o. fac
tory, sIih ether advantages
The abovs ised. " ses sold a. private
sals befeys tAs - - .Apr1 aszs, Win e.
that Day b oasre4 ID publss asstian,
% Ibs psomises, 70 the highest bietdes
Tsruns 81 sale--twe thirds ef tie per
chase Deasy n Assd. ne balases ~ two
years.
Tie psemisss will bs shswp BY Ne sch
seFibss. - Villas 4. HILL, Nv ipg On the
fsFm WILLIAM HALL.
JsgsvSen sesasy, vs.l
ysa 20, iSs4
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JOurneymen IailOrs Wanted.
y or Year JosrDsymen TsiIsss, VIA
- are good workman, vil Cad cen
s,sst emPlOg@eas ssd liberal wsgvS - -
JosEpH Brown.
chsrlsstovp, March -, ie52.
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els re Chariesovn Free Press, Gerard n.
WsgeT u ssaousc-st ~ a esndidate 90 rrpFcss al
Seaersoe soanty, BY "arventy-six voters" a
goodly nsobeT tsi'k--if true y
-nraAsburg Gazette.
tOar hSeSd % the Gszette is informed, hs
hH<. The names % the "ssven,y-sis" seeornps-
sisd the hOsiss. bat II the rvqsos of he gen
'Ieman Who handed u to Us. ,bey SER .,7t io'er'-
cd ii FIRE. Press
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NOTICE.

The Rev. 8. TusroS will preach in the Free
Church, harpers-Ferry. On next Sabbath morn
ing q n O'Clock. March n
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H. Leesbasy. W. on Sssdsy The fith Instant.
ord 70 yesra. Ma MAnsAnsr Moons, widow
q Csso Moore, deceased, formerly Of Shepherds
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sr. wiIEIAs O. Brsrs and Cops. l. HAS,
SAW are announced In tire MsrtinsburE Gazette,
- candidates. 70 rePreseus Berkeley in the nent
Gesevsi Assembly.
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large proportion Of which is in timber Of
the fines, quality. The advantages posse ss-
ed by this property are very great. Lying
near the Potomac ard Shenandoah rivers, IL
- IN the vicinity Of tie large mills erected on
these streams, willis, all the facilities for trans
porting its produce to market, TO be derived
rom the Chesapeake and Ohio CaIaI. asd
the baltimore Rail Road. win be enjoyed by
Il IN the highest degree. There " q large,
and constant stream Of water running through
the trset. OF such magnitude that il supplies
several valuable mills before il reaches this
land. There are also several fine lime stone
springs on the estate. The elesFed land 10 in
q b'gh s,s'e Of cultivation. and the fences are
good. Possession can be had Immediately.
The terms will be accommodating. and n
found advantageous to do SO. The tract will
be divided into two parts to suit purchasers.
All hppiicsiioBs TO he made 20 the subscri-
Der, residing At CharIrssown, Jeffepson eo~a-
~, We. JOSEPH r. DAUGHERTY.
june 9, i85l.-f.
n GREAT DARGAxw
may DC had in the purchase Of this estate. Big
making immediate application 10 the cub
scriber.
10 the mean time. Iir. Joha CsigRs u duly
ao'honsed to prevent all tFespsssss on tho
premises .. y. DAUGHERTN.
March 4. 1852.
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FOR SALE.

THAT valuable Lot Of Land, for
i mcrly owned BY the late Samuel
o. Ofutt, situated on the graded road
leading from Charlsstown to Harrers-
Ferry, and adjoining the town lot of Mr..
John Stephenson. II contains about
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The above sale 10 postponed untiI
Friday The 6fh day Of AprH merit.
March 90. b. w. J.
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VALUABLE LAND
FOR aAxa

n WISH TO SELL MY FARM, 81.
u tnAte near iIalltowb, on the ''Gra.
led" road. and nearly equi distant from
HarPer' Ferry s0d ChaIlesio,vn, contain
ne ahouf
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and is in high state Of cultivation. For
terms apply TO MIR. John J. Palmer, az
Charlestown. or 10 the subse riber, at Spick
ersville, Loudoun county.
THORNTON r. OPFUTT.
March 8, 1852 AZ.
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The Apportioamcnt Bili for representatives in
Csusress. has passed both Houses. 1t fixes the
rssio .. H,7oo. Virgins consequently ~ill here
after have but 81 linste.d Of 22) representatives
In the lower house Of Congress
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o. Ass6.g -. he sen. Il CAnvs. WINS.
Ess. - sAsiG, hssi.g e.P;red, RscuAss Will
iaA~s. Ess s.aiiAva - High Sheriff a Jessrsos
SDsssy 81 ~ s~zs too yearA TIE following
sesslssss we're sPpoiaerd depsties: Csssss w.
sAss,Ysrsr. yssEs. -. Bssvu, md joss H.
McEnDuns.
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The SrPlENE Cousr Of the United States f.
nished In session on Saturday the 18th inst, and
die Judges hive gone to their respective Circnits
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-02-21
5Toudoy. Eeb 20

The Senate has passed the bills 10 authorize ferry from
the iotot Robert Rosebcy in the town Of Point Pleasant
across the Ohioto authorize the rebuilding and ropaiing
wharf in The town OF Tappaannockand 10 establish
the town Of Brownsville in the county Of Cabell Also
with an amendment the bill authorizing lottery for the
building an Academy at Port ROyaand they have agreed
to the Preamble and Resolutions demonstrating against the
removal Of the remains Of George Washington beyond the
limits Of Virginia, with amendments.
sNfr Bryce Of F. said that the Chairman Of the Com
mittec by whom these resolutions reported was now
absen and he therefore moved TO lay the resolutions and
amendments on the table.
Mr. Wteher said that the gentleman had left town,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-02-21
of property. he Is stilI citizen of virgi-

though deprived Of property he still citizen Of Virgil
MIA, and free.
Sir, said Mr. b. assure you, in the sincerity of my
heart that have trespassed longer upon the indulgence
OF the House than had intended when rose 70 submit
this moon-for so doing, pardon, and hope they
viii attribute the intrusion TO the deep interest and in
tense anxiety which feel upon this subect-and shall
be grsned its courtesy shall extend the reference
which L ask.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-02-21
Kgy a. u. Nelsiean <. IN

Je,ce'ry, Watches, &c. 10 the amount Of $4,000.
I&H rs. SARAH COWAN respectfully informs her
ITA friends and the public, that the entire slock of
goods OF the late William Cowan deceased will be sold
by auction, on TINS MoRNGNG, 2Ist February at half
past nine ocock-Ihis sale offers 40 the public more
general and extensive assortment of J,er and Itibes
man has ever been disposed of in this cy-consisne Of
me god and silver patent lever watches; ladies' fine
god watches; b'Epinc, French Swiss, and English
Watches choice and valuable assortment of the best
ver ware OF the most modern and fashionable patterns;
gou chains, seals and keys; mohar and bead redcues
ana Bracelets Cighiday mantel-clOcks; and general
variety Of fancy goods.-Mos Of the above stock was
purchased in the northern cities Last summer bv The afc
Mr. C and i4weI worthy The attention Of city and coun-
tfy dealers
~ B-A large collection Of Dentists and Watch Ma
kcrs fools and materials, well worthy the attention Of the
trade winch VIII be sold at private sale on the rea
sonahe terms. Feb. 2i OPT
NOTlCEIn addition 10 thcCoimis held in the City oi
~ Richmond and county Of Lonisa, will hereafter at
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~ BihC WAREHOUSE, RI cHMoND.-Pla and
- others sending Tobacco TO the above Warehouse.
repair Tor the bettersecurity OF Tobacco (John M Sben
Pard Jr having been appointed in tIc place OF Mr. John
sner resghcdD IT Is now under the management of the
SUBSCRIBERS who pledge themselves that every attention
S,a,l DC paid to any Tobacco sent to The Warehouse
freight toll, &c advanced all Tobacco sent TO us and
ur"y"ge on such Tobacco the same TO other Ware
houses in this city. NJ. G. LACKLAND.
JOHN M. SHEPPARD JR
N'' 81 lD1-NOWI INSPECTORS
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Virginia BegisTadure
HOUSE OF DrLEG ATES.
TuesddU. Dec. IS.

message was received from the Senate stating that
they had adopted joint resolution Tor the inspection Of the
arms deposited in the Armory.
Petitions, SC. were presented anil reforred-by Mr..
bearing, Of the securities Of John NJ Reynolds, Deputy
Sheriff Of Campbell county to be exoneraed from fine
by Mr. BOothe two petitions Of citizens OF Randolph coun.
w. Tor division OF That countyby MIR Gmcr, of citi-
zens OF Boeiouri, for the formation Of county out
OF part OF the said couny-by Mr. Williams, OF citizens
OF Henrico, praying that John G. Williams be allowed 10
represent said county in the House Of Delegates.
The following engrossed bills read third time and
passed--dvorcng Susan Allen from her husband Julu.
Cesar Acn-eXending the authority Of the Trustees oil
the town Of Charlottesville &cand the bill forming a
new county out Of parts Of Nicholas and Lewis was read
third time and laid on the table.
On motion Of MIR Dabney, il was
ResoiUed, That the Commute Of Finance nauire into
the expedency Of repeating the act OF 9Th February 1882
to amend act regulating the manner Of granting H.
eenses to retail ardent spirits, &C. passed April 49, 1881
On motion Of Mr.. Pegrsm, twas
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IlEA rIIS

ds9ttSr Oyer Of The RO.isor goHsDod hi. residence Ia
Io' year OF his agOn the dtt breaking Rovouona
war MAYOR tikns, ihen about Is ol youn
the Minute
his company, and remained in tho some time a, vii
lanisbutg, under GIcnry
ana especially IN tho latter past Of the when Yguu
almost continual IN
holding sometimes the tank OF Ensign
AMI only closed his the hostio by lie
capture OF Curnwa' Army York. Siege which he was
present and took part having the nor dsn
GnIsed Captlus OF tho Revolution, Others
otenoeG Col James Mogoe, Patrick Horny Lafayette finally
under Washington himself Major Hakins thr OF Fob
ruaIy f5f and passed. his long County Of Che fo
without eproach Tie Of excellent sense who
Know linn must have admired the
caTacer BY tho community Of which member his death
VIII DC deeply depoe ani the circle his
oUTou OF hs amly 1t has eaicd void which be
Died at his residence i King William.
to-day the lst nt Dr. John C. naero an anr and netivo
member Of aud highly in profession Though m de-
elmo was prOtfacod, ana his death
ienio ct momoniy authorizations yet fell with blghg, paraz
lnghuonco on hrs sooy distressed circle md may
t ms Is the house OF mournng tic of
e-behod there the disconsoae widowed
bcroaod orphaned chren-an there his aged and deeply AZ
ncted parents destined In the evening TO dopofo
lew brief months, the iOss of two sons.
!" But they mourn not without hope"
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MARRIAGES.

Married by the Rev Leonard Nunnay Pleasant Oaks 1.-THE TO-
s'deuco Of Captain Marley c. WahalO Desea 10 Tie
amiablo Miss Martha Anne Walhall, ali of Chesterfield
" Aud nature the lovely deaTs,
Hcr nohlest work sho classes
Il0r prentice ham she tried ON man
And then sho made the lnssos or
Lot all Bachelors take counsel on
proct5sinate tho possession Of - ~
" lovely and u loving wifi
Tho Of his
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-12-20

NO ICE wish hire Tor ensuing wear FY6y
~ active, able bplrd bers Tor The use OF the hes.
erhed Rail Road omptny Lb- - prices viii be given
on application 10 the subscb the Rail Roa cIfre In
Manchester, Or 10 r. David Nor ~ Roids lille near
Ches erhrld CoSl Pits. THO JORDANE Sup'dt
zee. ~ 81 81
HpOWHArAN FEMALE SEMINARY The excr-
u. cses OF ibis Seminary, will commence on the second
Monday in January next. and eruina Oh the second
Saturday in December following including vacation of
one month, during the Instruction will lie given
IN a TIE branches OF literary scientific, and polite edu-
cailon IL VIII be the great object of the Instructor to-
lead ms pupils to the formation Of habits, and to
prepare them for every period and every sphere OF action
The government Of the school will be entirely parental
FERNS, per session Of ten months ne follows:
Iuiiloni all the English branches, 800 90
Music, 40 OV
French and Latin, no 90
Painting Velvet, g 90
Ten or twelve Young Ladicscsn be omodaed with
board ~ the family OF the subscriber $40 90 per scbo
lasc drCon auncations directed to Smiths Cross
Roads, viii be attended to- without delay.
Nov. Loi-wo'l JOHN TlNsLEY.
"A SITUATION WANTED.-A young Gentlen,sn
IA who has had sevoral years experience az teacher
wishes 10 procure si'ultiou for the ensuing wear in
private family public of private seminary He
has been deemed qualified teach the Greek Latin and
French linguagcs together with several branches Of Ma
tIensdcs.
Letters addressed 10 N. NJ, stanton Va. or Bena.
min r Niche Of Richmond. win DO attended to.
DEC e2--Wsu
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TO THE EDIroRS OF TYE EMO

. TO TIE EDITORS OF TIE E.NQUIRER
Excuse hasty note om humble individual, al, this
important crisis The liberty aud happiness The glory
aid safety oil our common country-of your children aud
oil n'Ine AMI that which least us OF oyselres
pend On Tie events oil the hour pr0je loot to send
delegation OF Distinguished czeus of Virginia TO com.
mum WIN our breli Ell OF South Caro- ina csnno MIR
MADISON be prevailed on head that M sion Eve Y
hing might be hoped Tor, fom his years his talents and
immense weight OF character. The season is mild snd
bids lair TO continue He might per the Journey
at his advanced age, witt serious pc ona ncon
venencc; and should he fall victim to the und r
taking, what glorious termination life, which in il.
self has been goiously devoted TO the welfare and han
piness OF his country! In haste. yours, H.
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~, 80. FOR TIE ENQUIRER.
non The Militia System Of Virginia, point out the de-
lec'S IN me organ zdion OF the militia, and devise and
10 recommend TO the Legislature, sysem more efficient
and better adapted TO The country, assembled in the City
Richmond on Monday the 10Th day Of December. On
motion,
Brig Gen william Lambert was unanimously elected
President and Capt Thomos X. Bigger, aud Capt VIM
mcCreery were appointed Secretaries.
On motion OF Lieut.. OIL vide RESOLVED That all off
GERS Of tns Militia ct Virginia in This City, be nvi-
ed 10 seats in this Convention
On motion OF Maj. hos j. Randolph Resoiyed Thai
this Convention do adjourn ten o'clock tomorrow morn.
ing
Deeemoer llh-Tbe Convention met pursuant to ad
journmenL
On motion OF Col Joseph g. Watkins, Resolved, That
committee Of seven be appointed by the President to take
into consideration tie Mi lila laws OF Virgius aud to re
port TO his convention such amendments thereto as they
may deem necessary
Inc following officers appointed said committee:
Col. Joseph s. Watkins OF the 3s,h Regt Infantry
Maj. Thomas Randolph, Regt Cavalry.
Col George NJ. Darlington, 10Th Infantry.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1832-01-12
100000
COMMON BRICKS.

These bricks must be cast in moulds
ofsuch size to average when burned, eight inch
es by four inches by two and half inches They
must be of the best quality of merchantabe bricks.
The proportion of salmon, or pale bricks, must not
exceed Que eighth Of the whole, and no soft or
very pale bricks will be received. The propor-
ton Of arch bricks must not exceed one eighth Of
the WHOLE and none of these that are much warp
ed, will be received. The proportion Of broken
bricks must not exceed two per cent. AT least
so 900 to be delivered by the Ist day Of June next,
and the remainder in the course Of the Summer &
Autumn of the year, at such periods as may suit
the convenience OF the contractor, provided there
be always on hand the supply requisite for the
progress of the work.
Should any person desire to furnish the stated
number of bricks, or a less number, of size diff
terent from that given above, they will please to
accompany their proposals with a statement of the
length, breadth & thickness of well burned brick
of the kind they wish to supply.
Before forming the contract, fair sample will
be required, to be deposited in the Engineer office,
at Fort Adams, which, should it prove satisfactory,
will govern i'll the inspection of the several dclive-
ries.
Payments will be made, if required, on each
cargo duly inspected and received
All communications touching this subject, TO be
directed to Brevet Col. Joseph q. Totten, L. 5.
Engineers, Newport, X. !.
JOE. G. TOTTEN, 1t. Col. Eng'S
Breret COL
Fort ADAMS, NEWPORT HARBoR, X. l.
December 18th, 1881.
The publishers of the Warren CIR. ~ Star, of
the Portland, Bath, Gardiner, lIalowelI, Wiscas-
sett, Thonastown, Bucksport, Bangor, and Belfast
(Me) papers; of the Portsmouth, (N ill., papers;
Newburyport, Salem, Taunton, New-Bedlord and
Fall-River, (Nlass) papers; Boston Patriot, Ston-
ington, New London, Middletown and Hartford,
(Ct.) papers; Of the New York Courier & Enqur-
er, New York American, Journal of Commerce,
and of the Newburg Star, will please give the a
bove notice four insertions, and forward their ac
counts.
dec. Is.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1832-01-12

MAGNANIMoUs LEGATEE.-Some time
ago, grocer by the name Of Higgins
died and left a considerable sum to
gentleman in London, saying to him, at
the time that he made his will, 81 do not
know that have any relations, but should
you ever, by accident hear of such, give
them some relief" The gentleman,
though thus left in full and undisputed
possession of large fortune, on which
no person could have any legal claim, ad-
vcriised for the next Of kin to the deceas-
ed, and after some months spent in in-
quiry, he at length discovered few dis
tant relatives. Last week he called them
to dine with him, and after distributing the
whole of the money, according to the
different degrees of consanguinity, paid
the expenses of ofadvertising out of his own
pocket. Eng pa.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1832-01-12
G. IL A n III e..
PROPOSALS. will bereceived until the l5th
II January next, for the delivery at Fort Ad-
ans, Newport llarbor, r. |. of
1000 PERCHES OF
CIR A NIYE.

These stones must be oflarge size and
durable quality, and split out with good beds and
faces A sample which will be referred to in all
inspections, may be seen at the Fort. They are
TO be delivered on one Of the wharls at the Fort,
between the lst day Of March, and the 3lst day Of
December, 1892.
Proposals will be received for any part of the
above quantity, not less than 500 perches.
All communications touching this subject, to be
addressed to Brevet Col. Joseph q. Totten, U. 5.
Engineers, Newport, X. |.
JOS. q. TOTIEN, It. Col. Eng'S.
Brepet COL
Fort ADAMS, NEWPORT IIARBoR,
December IL, 1881.
The publishers of the New-Bcdiord, Taunton,
and Fall-Byer, (Mass.) papers; of the Providence
Patriot, Providence American, Republican Her
aid, Warren Star; and of the Stonngton, New
London, Mddletown, and Hartford, (CtD papers,
will please give the above notice four insertions &
forward their accounts.
dec. l5.