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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-12
LOndOn HOtAMic,
Or, TEGET.fBLE-O OIL S0.aP; and .dtso.
THE IMPERIAL REN0VATOR;

Or The r. neral ile OF s;es DR. and Gen
teme IS Clothing. Of evesy description Of color OF
quality without the least MUIR. to either
ViaE above Composition, SO cels brsted in Europe,
u and also IN the principal cities Assa ;osRs in the
United States, the Vegetable Di for lis superior qua
lit, IN extracting oil sfsny kinti also pant
tar, &c. from gentemen's clothing and wooeh cot''
and carpetng Of every dcscrp on restoring the same
TO their former condition. without dong tue 'eas' III
lury either qua ty or color And IS enInentiy use
ful to seafrg men and travellers. il possessing the
singular quality Of wsshing in hard spring or sea water
as weli as any other soap can do in rain water
And the Imperial Renovstor, for its extraordinary
qualities in extracting spots o STAINS caused by grease
OIL OF soil OF any kind, from silks, sans, merlnoS,
canton Grapes, oombsznes, ladies' dresses, and fine
woolen cloths cf description; also, for taking
out stains from fixed csrptng billiard tables, or any
WOO len cloth Tat cannot be removed restoring the
same to their rt condition WITHOUT DONG the least
iajury either soss, coor, qlaly, let IN same De
whatever may, aHd III Ist Case, IN very Few MI
nutes too without the aid of any kind ofIqud or any
thing else; and may he left upon silks, or wooiens OF
the delicate colors Tor whole months togeiher'
with the g"saest afen; and IS now most resp. cuuiy
Offered, Olesa rctai, tor rev days only al
Nr >ewtons lily r,otei.
,'e RESPECTFULLY invites the Ladies' who may wish to
o. ain any If the above articles 10 'ausly themselves
o. TIC can fits be derived from them to send tnef
address 20 man, and he viii With prompt tude and plea
surt, wait them at their houses, IN order 10 con-
vince them of the lnvaluabie qualities OF those arh
CITES and 60 furnish them if required And the most
satisfactory proofs gwen that The practice OF sending
fin drssst ON account ri uCh Stain, to the dyer
may be IN such be dispensed with It may be ha
at all tunes by whulesa. retail, at the Subscribers
residence.
IL very Eheral allowance will be made to one per
son in each town, who ma, purchase TO sell again.
ur None will be left for sale oil commission
TRENCH,
GebIe-G Inventor and Manufactures.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-12
EXTRAORDINARY ADVENTURE.

We undP rstand, that letters have eFen re-
ceived from the county OF Frankl'n in lhs state,
narra,lng the following singular anecdote. A
Young lady. about % yeafs of age. and beautiful,
was a few days ago married to resppcta-
BILE gentleman There was no restraint imposed
upon her inclinations. The match was one OF
her own taste. The second night after they were
married, he complained of headache un-
der pretence Of giving him some other medicine
for his relief, she administered pretty strong
opiate Finding. however, that II did not take
effect, she informed him, abe had dreamt that
his hair had turned grey-and that. with his con-
sent. she would apply something that would pre-
vent it. Willing to indulge her in her humor.
he consented TOR her to make the application. and
she then introduced into one Of his ears the nose
of phial, Of which the bottom part was broken
of. After which, she went to the fireplace,
melted portion Of lead, and then poured It
through the phal into his ear. The bridegroom
screamed out in asony-when the bride, rushing
from the room like one frantic, went to alarm
and call up one Of the family, who repaired to
the chamber--the agitated gentleman gave an &C.
count of the advenIure-and the plug of lead
was taken out of the ear.
II is said, that the female has since exhibited
strong marks Of arrangement, and the PresumP-
ton is that she must have been laboring under
some extraordinary insanity. when she made this
attempt upon her husbands lie.
Letters have been addressed to gentleman OF
the Legislature, to enquire whether petition
asking for Divorce, would be received by them.
dispensing with the customary notice previous to
such an application.
Some Of our readers may perhaps have it in
recollection, that story somewhat similar to
this has recentlv been published 10 one Of the Pc.
r,odicais-~ith this difference, thatthe Heroine
Of the Tale had thus made way with some six or
seven husbands. We have reasons to believe
that the above account is really and substantially
Richmond Compiler.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-12

VVHE undersigned have established themselves per.
l. manently in Middleburg. Loudoun County, where
they are prepared TO serve the public with
Close Coaches, Stage Coaches, Barouehes, Dear
borns, Gigs, Cd'rioles, and Harness,
Of the best quality, and the most reasonable terms
Having learned their trades and worked in the best
Northern Establishments and having in their employ
hands from there, who are likewise well acquainted
with the buness they pledge themselves to uInish
those who may call upon them with work equal in
quality and appearance to any in the United States.
REPAIRS their line will be done ct the shortest no.
tice and on moderate terms.
VI They have hand, for sale, several handsome
fashionable Carriages and Bsrouches anil Q splendid
sukey; and persons wishing to purchase respect
fully invited to call and examine them.
SATTERTHWAIT & RICHARDSON.
Niddeburg, Va, Feb 5-tf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-12
FROM WASHINGTON.

In the Senate yesterday. Mr., GRuxDY with.
drew his proposed amendment to the resolution
Of Mr.. PoINDExrER. calling upon the President
for copies Of the orders given to the Naval and
Military forces assembled at Charleston, and the
resolution was agreed to.
Mr.. CLAY gave notice that he would, to-day,
ask leave to bring In bill to modify and ad-
Just the Tariff-statng thai his design would be
to harmonic the conflicting interests Of the coun.
try, and, If possible, to restore again peace aud
friendship.
The special order Of the day was then taken
up, being the Revenue Collection Bill. and Mr..
MILLER, of s. c., addressed the Senate, al
length, against the bill. MIR. MILLER concluded
his speech at about four O'Clock. Mr.. WILKINS
then proceeded to move several amendments to
the bill, which were az eed to-all going to re.
move those provisions which have been consider.
ed Objectionable, and which will be more par
tcularIy noticed in our next. A motion was
then made by Mr.. FoRsYTH, to strike out the
third section Of the bill, aud upon this motion
debate arose, which was going Oh when our in.
formant left Washington late in the evening.
In the House, the claim of the heirs of Mat
thew Lyon and the Tariff Bill were considered
and discussed. Particulars in our next
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-12
THE CHIEF JUSTICE.

A Washington correspondent OF the New York
Courier and Enquirer saws tina, it is rumored that
Chief Justice Marshall has intimated his willing
hess to resign his station the bench of the Su-
preme Court. provided he can be assured that
Mr.. Webster will succeed him. The President,
he adds. is willing to give such assurance; but
e. Webster declines entering into an arrange
nent upon the subject.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-12
MR.. RANDOLPH.

We find the following intima,ion IN the last OF
the letters Of " The Spy in Washington"
"Mr. Randolph has addressed letter to
member Of Congress, in which he states that he
had written an article. denouncing the PrOclama-
non, the Message, and both the Cabinet respon-
'6is and the Cabinet irresponsible. Thathe sent
ITO Richmond for publication; but that fin'id
friend had returned it to him. That he had now
sen, it to another friend. with peremptory orders
70 Publishit. Mr., Randolph asks, What will
Ssnton dps'"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-12
Patent COr0age, &c.

ID ENJAMIN LOwNDEs. Successor to Hammond
ID Dsgan,) manufacturer Of Patent Coidsge. No. Sc,
Boweys Wharf, has opened Store in Thomas street,
Fes Point adjoining the Ship Chandlery Store Of ur.
Joseph Beeman, aud will keep constantly on hand.
at both Establishments, large and general sssort
ment Of
WHI7,E &. T.ARRED P.ATENTC ORDAGE
Manufactured out of the first quality Russia and Ma
nilla Hemp; also, every description Of hits Lines
Lead, Log Lines, &c.
Baltimore, 18th January, l833-w8w
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-12
Office of the Ches. s. Ohio Canal Co.
WASHINGTON, November %, 1889

WASHINGTON, november rs, 1852.
NOTICE is hereby given, that an instsment of two
~ dollars and fifty cents per shsre fbeng the 3Ist
mistakenly every share Of stock in the Chesapeake
and Ohio Canal Company, required to be paid the
I'd day Of February next; further sum Of two dol.
lars and fifty per share. tbeing the 32d install.
ment,) on the 18th day Of February neIti further
sum Of two dollars and fifty cent: per share (beins
the SD instament,) the first day of March nextI
and further of two dollars and fifty cents per
share, (being the 34th instanent, the 18th day Of
March next; which nstalments must be paid to the
credit Of the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Company to
the Cashier or other officer Of either of the following
Banks, wiz
The Branch Bank Of the United States at Washington
Bank Of Washlngton.at do
Patriotic tank, do
Bank of the Metropolis do
Farmers and Mechanics Bank at Georgetown
Bank of Alexandra at Alexandra
bank of Potomac do
Farmers Bank Of Alex'a do
IIagerstown Bank in Hagerstown. Nd
branch o!the Valley Bank in CharIestown, Va.
And the Branch Of the Valley Bank in Leesburg, Vs.
BY order fthe President and Directors:
JOHN =. INGLE,
Clerk Chesapeake and Ohio CsnalCo.
nov 30-wt1 5fhaar
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-12

An important event has recently occurred,
which Lad nearly escaped our notice. The Htck.
org Club, most unhappily, has been visited oy the
demon of dscord. 10 appease his fury. aud
saue our country (tor without the Hickory Club
We are a lost and undone nation,) Col. Henry
A shton is removed from the Office Of President.
and Hanson Gasssway has the honor and the glo-
ry to succeed hia .-New FORK tour.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-12
600 Reward.

4 OST, on Tuesday, the 5lh instant, between SIR
IL John Farr's Tavern and ieesburg, on the Turn
nike Road, small esther Pocket Book, containing
Fifty Dollars The above reward will be given TO an,
person no may find and deliver the same I" the su'
soriber or deposit it with The Cashier Of the Branch
Bank Of the Valley in i.eesburg,
feb l2-F GEO w. HUNTER, Jr.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-12
STOCK OF FLOUR IN NEW-YoRK,

STUCK OF FLOUR IN NEW-YOhA,
We published on Saturday statement of the
stock Of Flour at present in the City Of New
York, in which the aggregate amount was set
down at Ito, 525 barrels. The New York Cou.
rier questions the correctness Of that statement,
and asserts that careful investigation gives only
the following result:
In the city and at the mills there are from
10000 to $4,000 bbs.
OF Western $4,000 to $4,000
Of Southern, about $4,000
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-12
Hublic Sale.


QY virtue Of 4 Decree rendered by the Circuit
Ii Superior Court Of Law and Chsneery for the Coun-
ofPrince william. in the suit Of Hugh Smith against
Pearson Chapman, Executor Of George Chapman, de.
ceased, and others. SHALL the 9th day of April
sS3. the premises, proceed to sell, in two more
sssalx A TRACT OF LAND called Able.
VILE, purchased by George Chapman from
~ Hugh Smith titles in the County Of Prince
- william. about one mile below Haymarket.
Il 10 gu opposed to contain about $500 Acres by esima.
ton The Pauquier and Alexandra Turnpike Road.
the Thoroughfare Turnpike Road, snd the road from
Haymsrket to Brentsvle, pass through it. There
40 LANCE DWELLING HOUSE upon the land.
t& II will be sold credit Of one, two, three four
and FIVE years. in equal nstaments. with interest from
the date Personal security and . deed Of trust will
be required, to secure the payments. general war
ranty deed will be made by Hugh smih and wife to
the purchasers. imam HORNER,
THO. FOSTER,
ian IS -vt8Apr Commissioners.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-12
Ground PLASTER,

For sale 6y Ito Ton, BdrTel, or BusheL
VNynt SUBSCRIBER has on HAND, and intends keeping
L during the season, GrJund Plaster, which will be
sold at as low prices ii be procured at in the Dis
trct JONA. JANNtf.
Alexandria I'd mo 1l-dtf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-12

sls, the change has been very remarkable, as on
Saturday it was as high as 630-on Sunday 59'
and on Monday. at noon, so: making differ
ence. in the extreme, Of forty.two degrees IN the
course of day.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-12
SALES AT AUCTION.


A GREEABIY to IN order Of the Honorable tho
"A Judge Of the District Court for the District OF
Columbia, made at December Tenn, 1882, sball pro.
coed TO sell for cash. at the Custom house. situate at
the intersection OF King and Union streets, in thetown
Of Alexandsia. on wednesday, the 9th day OF this
NINTH February. 1888
ONE CASE OF BOMBAZINES,
which has been forfeited TO the United States Sale
to commence At 10 O'Clock.
C. SCOTT, D. u.
feb Cts For H. Ashton, Marshal.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-12

The Weafher.-Since the inclement weather
Of last Thursday and Friday. when the Their.
mometer at the Museum stood as low as $50 and
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-12
w ashington society.

4 MEETING Of the Washington Society, on bust.
I ness Of importance will be held at the City Hotel
rhis Evening. at a O'Clock. The members are re-
uuested 10 be punc,ual in their attendance.
Tah
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200
4416
SHIP NEWS.
FORT or aLEXaADRLa. (D. c.

Schr. Columbia, Smith, cleared at New York
fer this port 9th.
S,hr. Potomac, Baker, hence at N York 9th.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-12

The attention of the reader will be arrested
BY the able and eloquent letter Of Mr.. Stevenson,
1.-THE Speaker Of the House of Representatives,
10 friend in Richmond. 1t IS mastery view
Of the question of Secession. This letter has
been read by one of the conscript fathers Of the
Republic-one who reached its brightest h0nOrs,
aud is enrolled among its founders; and we learn
with great satisfaction, that 1t received from him
high commendation. After such a sanction. an
editorial imprimatur would not only be super
huous, but ridicuious.-Gt
A Foundling.-An infant female child, ap-
parenty about three months old. was left at a
house in Wesley street last evening about 8 o.
clock. A ring at the bell called the inmates Of
the house to The door, where they found the child
crying. In its clothes was placed the following
note:--
"My Father and Mother is dead;
Ny Aunt left me here,
Christen me,
And give me name for my Saviour So dear. "
(N y Com.
"a few nights ago new born infant was left
a, the door Of house in this city. enveIoped in a
blanket. The family being up, in attendance on
sick member, were attracted TO the door by
what seemed the cries of an infant, and On open.
ing the blanket discovered that they were not
mistaken. The child was taken in, and has
found home where it will be we'll provided for
Bali inner
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-12
NeMiiNhMs.

Q 4 Four,h, half, one and two gallon Demijohns,
o. just received per schr Velocity, from Boston.
Also on Hand,
Five Gallon Dpmj johns German and American; oil
for sale by thu dozen smaller Quantity
E.b II - e. SMITH.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-12
Money Lost.

Ia ket House)a Ten Dollar Note. Of the Farmer
Bank of Alexandra. If the finder is an honest man,
he will leave it with the Edtor-if not, is hoped he
will make judcious Of the money.
feb 1l-3t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-12
servants for sale

Servants for sale.
1 NEGRO WOMAN, about IS years of age, two
"A Boys and Girl, ages from = to years. They
will be separated sold out Of Maryland or the
District of Columbia.
WRIGHT & MADDOX,
For the Executor Of John H DE Butts, decd.
.flso, II PIANO FORTE,
very sweet toned instrument, which will be sold
low. feb9 cost
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-12
Highest estimate
$4,000

A letter from Washington, published in the
New York Gazette, in giving an account Of the
tedious and apparently interminable debate on
the Tariff Bill, says that Is the impotence Of the
members is manifested by coughing, humping
on the benches, and other Ondigni6ed sounds,
which a stranger would hardly expect to hear
among the wise men Of the nation; among the
rest, few notes on the Jewsharp would occa-
sionally twans forth in a vain attempt to drown
the more musical voice Of the orator."
tive to the Vegetable Oil Soap. is worthy of at.
tention. We had an opportunity of seeing the
soap tested, and found it to be highly useful ar
tcle. To the ladies, especially. the invocation is
one of considerable importance. Mr.. FRENcH
can be found at Mr.. Newton's Hotel.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-12
Coach x Harness Making,

Jan IS -wt8Apr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-09-10

NV J. c. CRANE, offer for sale
w . 1900 Spanish hides Of six diHeren, ou,ui..
Kchmond slaughter hides and calf skins
40 barrels OF Tanners oil, different qualities
a nus ! snners and Curriers' tools Of oil kinds
Leather OF all kinds bought or taken in barter for bidsv
sooo sides sole leather OF every quality, from The best TO
Best Philadelphia and other calf skins-seaJ skin.
Lining skins, boot MISUNDERSTANDING and ,boa trim
mugs wv WIN
boot irees-Iasts and shoemakers' tools OF al kind.
1000 lbs. shoe thread Of all kinds
Skirnng, harness and bride leather. sheen .Li,s bon
skins, bag hides, saddle trees Of all kinds, buffalo. leo,,rj
bear and hair seal skins "'P""'
a general assortment Of saddlery and Ss,Idlers' ,oois
Serge, fish skins, cut iacks, deer's hair. &c.
all kinds """' u
C Coossen .see'' handles bands, lamps. springs, &c.
Coach steps, wood springs, moss, gig bows. NJ &c
quo pair Richmond made plantation shoes
GJCash for country hides.
September 10. IA u.uu
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-09-10

To Richard Scruggs, James .Scruges -9yc5;6oJ r..
.adm'or .1,fh me tD,H annexed IF James Sc,usg,' de-
Scruggs, John Scruggs, Elizabeth SermeS, p moy
Scfuggs, and Nancy Seruggs, the Operseeys nj m.
Poor q the county Of Gooehiand. and John Ros.rt
SON, attorney General Of the Commonwealth Of Vfr.
VoU will please to take notice, that shall orocs.d IN
- The fourteenth day Of October next, a. the house OF
Isaac Lane IN the county OF Jefferson, in the State of Ten.
hessee' between The hours OF nine O'Clock in the morning
and hive o'clock in the evening of that iay. TO take ,bs JssI
positions of the said Isaac Lane. RebeccaI ans .nJmIHn
ana on the eighteenth day Of the same month, Oc,ober =,
the deposition OF the said CalIsnghan. in The con,,u ~
Green, and the State aforesaid, and on The twentv.s.cn
OF the same month, (October), at the house Of James Smith
in the county Of Knox, and State aforesaid n.o.a"
take the dispositions Of the said James Smith and So
Smith and others, 10 he read as evidence in three ssvnSa,
suns IN 'haneery, now depending and unde ermined in
me Circa" superior Court Of Law and Chancery, for the
county OF Henrico, in one of which you, Richard Scrngcs
and James Scruggs are pIsinIins, and Won. ArcI,;SsLI
Bryce, Adm'or. with the will anne xed OF lanes Sc,"a%s
deceased E,z,oe'h Lowry. myself as Sheriff Of Hanover
county, anu Adm'or. oi David Scruggs, decd. Henry
Scruggs, and Timothy Scruggs are defendants. In ons
other OF which, ] as the Sheriff OF Hanover coun,v .nI
Adn'or. OF David scruggs, deceased. am the plaintiff, and
James Srruggs. decd. Elizabeth Lowry, Ti,notbv Scrnras
Henry Scruggs.Joh Scruggs, Elizabeth Scrugg.. Prisc;Ii,
ocruggs' ami Nancy Scrnggs are defendants. And in one
ty OF Goochlsnd are the plaintiffs. and n T;,no,h.,
Scruggs, Henry Srruggs, Archibald Bryce. Adm,or -.
aforesaid, Elizabeth Priscilla and N ancy Scrnggs Fi;zs
beth Lowry the Attorney General OF Virginia, as the
S"eriHoi hanover county, and Administrator of D,vi,
Scruggs, decd, Richard Scruggs, and James Scrugos ant
others are defendants and, if from any cause The t,t;n,
OF The said dispositions, shall no, be completed on the dav,
aforesaid, the taking thereof, will be continued from J,v J,
day between the same honrs, and at the same places nm
I'll the taking thereof shall be completed. am. youro h,,
servant CARTER BERKELEY,
SheUU Of Hanover county, and .4d,ninisfroforo NJ
Sept. 10th. 1888. ss~waw n.y.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-09-10
v,oon,, FOR THE ENQUIRER.

mere Is evidently \ growing attention 10 the suvges.
"ohso Mr.. Hartman on the subject Of wooden Rail Roads.
recently published in The Enquirer. And irom r,csn,
facts, we have every reason to believe. that This sub;ec,
NOT o"iy deserves the attention Of the public, bu, ,hs, In
all probability roads OF this construction will have imno,,.
ant effects on the internal prosperity Of our countrv In
The last RaH Road journal Il publication ,ir..ryin. of
y tHerss' cl'eu's,'o') is communication from Mr.. Jno.
.. Williams OF Cincinsiati, Ohio, on the subject Of Mr.
Hart,'an's road. In this, Mr.. Williams clearly proves.
thai no u the original Inventor Of this plan, but scoui,.
nlr' hartman o, any Intention to make a "surrcpiiious"
use o his intentions: aud refors particularly to The fact.
that nothing Is more frequent than for patents to be taken
=" oy uiuerent persons Tor the same Invention. And, IN.
iced, Sirs' all the fdcts on this subject will go to acaui,
Mr. Hartman OF SO ~paipsbie an act Of imposition. IL an.
pears That few Ia Virginia, or none, were ACQUAINTED with
wh"' had been done In Ohio, with respect TO thi, rerv i N.
or, with Mr.. v iniams as the inventor, 'This
Is rehuered more certain, by the long, and the iHiberai
as long, article in the Enquirer Of the 9th uI,. siynei
: Thomas Thumb Had this lynx-eyed gentleman
known the iac's now made public. he would, doub IS,
nave saved himself the trouble OF slipping OH his I" fc,
"'te ooots.' to go 10 Old England, TO prove Mr.. Hartman
- " melt or TO turn the honest intentions. Of an ho-
hes' anu pubic spirited individual, into empty or an,iouat-
ed and exploded theory, or a patent rishi nun" m,
anony nous attacks. and illibei al hints, are alike unwor.
my Of confidence. ! therefore leave Mr.. ..Thos. Thumb"
where found him, saying 10 the public that there i. no
man oil my acquaintance, more above suspicion Of AN net
this sort, than mfr. Harfmou.
! wou'd call the particular attention Of the readers of
'"e VA" Road Journal. to the article referred to. Il will
serve 10 Introduce TO the Virginia public, Mr.. Williams,
u evidently a scientific engineer, and an individual
~ "UI.a. enlarged and enlightened views. He was the
aeq"a'ntahce and fellow laborer with McAdam. and ia
now engaged IN preparing a work on road naking. i'm all
~ departments; which will be given TO the public. a.
soon as ripen~d public spirit will warrant is publication.
In nus communication il will be seen, that an experi.
ment has already been made, sufficient to prove the mi.
OF me plan, and the timber is now really for LAYING
eight miles. The attention of the public ia p,r,;cnj,riss
called TO Mr.. Johnston's certificate. '
mr.. Hartman is likewise daily progressing in an expe-
o u me s'aunton and James River turnpike; so ,ha,
we VIII shortly have the whole matter fully before The
public. in the form of proof positiue.
RiEND TO THE INTERESTS OF VIRGINIA.
" we nave received a Communication from Mr..
Hartman h~imseIf-which, on account Of its I.no,h 49,.
are obliged TO lay over till our ne xt No.