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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-12-16
September II
TREAsURY DErARrMgSr,

september .. 1881,
NA/IEREAS notice has been given tLis dav h,, II,;
department, TO the propretors of tho Certificates
OF inc ftcc per Cent Stock created i'm pursuance Of ar,
act oil Congress- approved the Sd of March entitled
AN an act To authorize the President of the IJn;tnd s,
10 borrow sum not exceeding yc millions of dollars
tat tue certificates of the said stock will be paid on t1
second day of January 7nd tchcyeas some of tb
PIoPrctors 81 the said stock may desire the
Oh ter ccrhcatcs previously TO the afore Jaid second
OF January next, Notice Is Hoio giuon To the -
saiu Stock, That, on transferring the certificates tIer 10
the United States, they will be paid the amount tc~ef
togete with the interest which shall have accrued there
on TO the day Of payment.
The certificates arc 10 be- transferred il, Tho e,1 -
ner, atthe Loan Office where tllc same may a.and cr.
tca and on the transfer being certified to the Sccretay
" INC Icasury The amount will be forthwith tralsn
IN n9It' payable to the order Of the seller The IN
creSt VIII be calculated to the day on which, i'm the r,.u
Tar course OF the mall the money might be rccc we'd on
inc urdt At the place whore the transfer was made
PERSONS DESTROYS OF selling. viii find facilities for dot
ogc W applying to any Of the selected Opposite Banks
LEVI WOODBURY..
sept. - l81-lah9Jonl Secretary Of tic 1rersiry
SCHOOB IN ALBEMARBE---Thc subscribcr's
~ schools miles south of Charlottesville will be
continued the next year The scholastic year 70 consist of
zen months WIN commence the 9Th day Of January
In TINS school viii be taught, the Latin and English Ian
giages together with the rudimcnts Of the Greek aud
the practical and most useful branches Of NIafbo,oocs
School fees $2J. Board may be obtained for 500 AL
of9s' milton, va ROBERT ID. JOHNSON
Doo % G5--w3w"
NO1CE.-The heirs Of William Garrett i doc,d
~ la.e OF Lexingtonl Ky, and who, am informed
that have Of money in my hands due fLe s,;J
heirs, which viii be paid over 10 them when l,I onnl;
cation IS made for the same, 'Pp''
RICHARD IT, GARRETT, .5daq',.,
dc b9nis with the VIII annex ~ Of
Fcwown, King Queen co.. Va D. M en., ace a.
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EN CHANCERY-VIeeIYlA.- Hanover Cono,,,

n ilANCERY-VIRGISIA---ln Hanover County
~ Court, October % 1884 10y
Rowland w. Tcrrill, John b. Francis and Jane Nj
his wife, late Jane NJ Terrell and John X endr;ct AMI
Mary G. his wife, late Mary G. Terrell, Pitts.
=, Joseph M Terrell, Charles T Terrell, and Ann f.
Ierre the two last of whom are infants under the a
OF twenty one years, by George S. Nethcrand their
Su Sri' "a" ,s'te" Defts.
The defendant, Joseph NJ. Terrell not HAVING entered
ms appearance and given security according to tho act
Of Assembly and the rules of this Court and it appear
ls " satisfactory evidence, that lac is inabant
OF this commonwealth: On the motion Of The no;,,,ia
IS ordered that the said defendants do appear here o.,
inc st day OF January term next and answer the Plain
ls PM ana That copy of this order be forthwith in
serted IN some newspaper published in the Citv of Rc
ou Tor TWO months successfully and that other copy
DC posted at the front door of the Court house of t,
county. Copy--,Tcste - ''''
PHILIP Is. WINSTON, c. nc.
NoFchoeI a. J2-wSVs
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n N CHANCERf- VIRGIsiA.--At rules holden in the
I'LL clerk Office of the Circuit Superior Court of Law,
of November. 1884: 1850 y
Robert Page, admir- dc Lonis non with the will annex
cd, OF John Page the elder, deceased, and other
p aso'uS. ~, Plaintiffs
Benalah Thomas Bernard NJ. Garter Charles G. I,c
~, Marshall and Ann, his wife. J. Smith Lee, --
Ghilds, and Mildred, his wife. formerly Mildred Lee
II Byrd Patrick Henry Randolph, and Mary his Wifi
Evelyn Byrd, Jane Byrd, Samuel Byrd, - Pckens'
and Mary W., his wife, and other Defendant
The defendants above named except B.naol 'Thonns
not having entered their appearance and given security
according to the act of assembly and the rules of Ills
court and appearing by satisfactory evidence that tcv
are not inhabitants OF this commonwealth is orderfd
the sad defendants do appear here on the first dav
ci thc next May tcrn and answer the bill of the plain
TINS and that copy of this order be forthwith inserted
IN some newspaper published in the city OF Richmond
Tor two months successfully and posted at the front dor
of the Capitol. in the said city.
Copy. Teste, ]. ROBINSON. 6. e.
Dec. IL. ~ -
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y, SiiANNEftf--v IRGISIA.-ln Hanover County
III Court, October Goth, 1884
Reuben Nuckols, PLAINTIFF
against
John a. Cock, Thomas G. Diggcs and Frances A. his
WE; robert Cooke, Edmund b. Cooke William b. F.
Locke locke, Mary r. Cooke, and Martha w and Elizabeth
rnlam-the six last of whom infants under the ago
Vi nv hsySohc years. Defendants
The defendant, John A. Cooke not llyn.r entered his
appearances and given security according the act of AS
scnpy ana the rules of this Court and it appearing by
satisfactory evidence that he is an inlabant of bs
commonweaith-On the motion of the plaintiff, Is on,
dered mat the said defendant do appear here on the first
uy OF January term next, and answer the plaintiff bill
ana tat cory OF this order be forthwith inserted in some
newspaper published in the city of Richmond for two
months successfully and that another copy be posted al
the front door Of the courthouse of this county
a CoPy-Tcste, PHILIP b WINSTON. cuc
Wv
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-12-16

a. fLFAN HILL ACADEMY.-Thc next session in
~ this Institution will commence on the 10Th of I
ry 1850 Inc course ofinstuction is such as usual in
the best Academies and prosecuted with reference
most advantageous entrance into our own or some otb
University The Subscriber has lately erected spacious
brck building; containing eleven rooms besides the Gar
ret winch, with the buildings in use will offer am,
PIE accommodations Mr.. VIM. G. Nelson whose cha
racter as Lnguist is well known will attend to Tie as
steal Department The discipline will be strict but ma
rental rounding our claim to patronage the merits of
The institution alone we invite investigation into H. 80;
hce OF that claim; and will therefore, with very y5co,
pleasure receive, ut any time, Examining Committee
noto our own selection, but the appointment of those IN
our own County or elsewhere, who feel Interested in tc
deeply important subject of the education of tie rsn
generation-Price for Board, Tuition and WasbingS
$lOO An additional charge of SO will be made for Rod
ding and Candles, when furnished by the Subscriber
Sylvan HILL Nov - 56|,1G.
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Executor Of Dir. .7ustia Wharton, deceased
Goochland, October 10. 45-wtf

EBURSUANT to deed of trust executed to the sub
~ scrlber by VIM. II. Roanc, the 2lst of April
ioSi winch deed Is OF record in the County Court OF
VIII sell on the premises, for cash. in the town OF
iynchburg, to the highest bidder, "Wednesday the
lith day OF December 1894 the following property 10
wit; Lor and HOUSE, on Main Street adjoining Plan
ter warehouse also, House and Lot on 9th street
near The Lancastcrlan poorousc aso,N story Brick
House, near Mrs Browns Qhc daughter of Mr. loye0
9Th street. :"
And, on Thursday the 18th of December 1884 / viii
SELL to the highest bidder the premises in the county
OF Amherst, for cash. that valuable estate called SpRIyc
Garden, ON which Wan. r.. Roane, dec formerly r,sd-
CO. containing O1o acres, according To the decd
Tins IS a valuable estate, 9 miles from Lynchburg
Acting as trustee shall convey the title derived from
the deed, which is belle we'd unqucstional,lc
THOMAS a. HOLCOMBE
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December A.

a AND FOR SALE.--Thc subscriber being desirous
II to move to the Southern country, will sell his Farm
IN Cumberland and Prince Edward counties lyinp on
both sides OF the APpomattox river miles above the
lourishing town OF Farmvllc and eight from Hump
featuring mills. This Tract contains 1853 acres I5l or
ioO are bottom land the river and creek of good qua
y anda large portion wood land the land is well suit
ca To the culture of tobacco, corn, wheat and oats
heTe Is on each side of the river good and convenient
with all other houses for sccur-
ing crop OF wheat and tobacco all in good repair 1t
is impossible TO state all the advantages and convcnen
ces attending this farm in advertisement; will only
say iurther the Apponatox is navigabc for consider
able distance above this farm and there is bridge across
the river belonging to the farm All persons wishing to
purchase land in this section of country are invited to
look and Judge for Themselves
NATHANIEL PENICK.
december 4 G0-wSws
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-12-16

II ~ NtiNN(tRf IRcINfA Lnlc8 holden in tse,
n Cicrko Office Of the Circuit Superior Court of law
and Chnneery, for the county Of Buckingham on Mon
day, the sixth day OF October. ic}i:
George Ann Nicholas, Walter l.. Fontainc and Mar
garet, his wife, formerly Margaret Nicholas John = Nj
cholas Wilson Henry Nicholas and Lorenzo Nicholas
against
Charles "A. Scott, Executor Of Elizabeth Nicholas de-
ceased, Samuel Jones, John Nicholas Joshua Nicholas
Robert Nicholas, John =. Nicholas, George Nicholas
which three lust named of Robert Nicholas do.
ceascd-NiIam a. Scott, and Frances, his wife who
before her intcrnarrlagc Frances Nicholas daugi-
Ter OF George Nicholas, ed John ~ Rose Martha n
Lewis, Ann 4. Payne Mary Carter, Wilson Price son
OF Elizabeth Price, formerly Elizabeth Rose Margaret
hose, Thomas littnan, and Susanna his wife. Charles
oiiacrro. and LOUISA his Wife James Tulat.rro and
Jane, ms WIFE, James Rose. Arthur Rose and (;ror,c
Rose; which said John N. Rose. Martha Il Lewis Eya
octh ffc Ann L. Payne, Mary Carter Margaret Ross
Susanna fittman, Louisa Talaicrro Jane 'Talatcrro
james i,osc, Arthur Rose and George Rose ar, Inc chill
uis s,n vi irony Rose deceased, Defendants.
The defendants, Charles Taliafcrro and Iouisa hi,
wife; james Rose, Arthur Rose and Martha II Lewis
not having entered their appearance and yeu secnrtv
according to the Act of Assembly and the Rules of hi
Conrt and IT appearing, by satisfactory evidence th,t
they are not Inhabitants oil this counryH Is orJeyed
That the said absent defendants do appear lo, ON tn
hrst day OF April term next and answer the bill of the
plaintiffs and that copy OF this order he forthwith IN
serted IN some newspaper published in the CITY of Ric
moab, iOr two months successfully. and posted al tho
front door OF the rtiousc OF this county
copy 1es;e, X. ELDRlDGE. {. Sc
Dec. H. m " -
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Acknowledgement Quarterly court
On OF ilnstngs held for the city of Richmond at the
1884 - 's'""o''
9onn Mitchell, Catherine Mitchell, Leroy Ellis and
Harriet, his wife, who Harriet Mitchell Dabney
chc CaLell ltyall and Hardenia his wife who was la
denl1 Mitchell, Elizabeth Mitchell Eliza Mitchell and
Sarah MITCHELL r;sm,;ys INV
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-12-16

John G. Mitchell, Benjamin Mitchell David NJ;,.,,u
Charles r. Mitchell, - Fblc and Elizabeth his wife
who was Elizabeth Mitchell, and William Mitchell
nv, = DcfSndants
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NV, = Defendants
inc defendants not having entered their appearance
according to the act of Assembly and appeirng by sa
co,y evidence that they are not inhabitants OF this
State: 1t is ordered, That the said dcicndnts do
here on the first day of the February term and an
swer the bull OF the plaintiffs: and ,lat copy Of This mr.
der he forthwith inserted in some newspapcr nuh;sbal
IN this city for two months successfully and posted nj
the front door of the court house of this CITY "
Dec. 4. ~ - =. IT,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-08-09
BALLOON ASCENSION.

Mr.. Parker, whose first ascension was on the
4th of July made very imposing ascension
yesterday afternoon, from Paramount, accom-
panied by little girl of perhaps eight or ten
years of age, The initiation ofthe balloon was
completed about six o'clock, when, agreeably
to the advertisement, lady took her station
in the Car with Mr.. Parker, but it was at once
perceived that there was not ascensive power
enough to carry them both up. The lady then
resigned her place to the little girl, and soon
after Mr.. p and his youthful companion were
on their flight upwards. The balloon rose gent
ly but steadily, and without any apparent devia-
ton from a perpendicular course until it reach
ed a great height, when a current OF air waited
il towards the south. The balloon, soon after
il started, assumed rotary motion, which was
continued until it could not be marked by the
naked eye.
The Desceni-After the balloon had been up
about half an hour, il was seen gradually TO de-
scend. II was apparently the design OF MIR.
Parker to have landed on MILESTONE Point,
near Fort McHenry, and he had descended
within two or three hundred feet OF the earth,
when the balloon encountered current OF air
from the south, which carried il towards the CT
ty at Fell's Point When about half way across
the river, between the Fort and Point, the zero
naut in vain attempted to keep up the balloon
by relieving the car of every disposable article.
The balloon, however, continued to descend
nauts had the pleasure of a short sail on the
liquid element The balloon was gently waited
towards the city by the breeze, the bottom oil
the car being but an inch or two in the water
Several boats from the Point now came along
side, and the girl was safely transferred to one
of them without having more than the soles OF
her shoes wet. Mr.. Parker still remained in the
car, and now that it was relieved of the weight
of his companion, the balloon was ready tor
another flight. 1t was permitted to ascend a
short distance, being held by rope attached
to one of the boats, and in this manner Mr.. P.
was towed to the foot Of Washington street
followed by large number Of boats, which
now were on the river in every direction.
There was the most intense interest manifest
ed by thousands of spectators when the balloon
was seen TO approach the water. As soon as II
was observed that the 9ronauts were SAFE the
seamen,-hundreds of whom were on the yes
sells at the Point testified their satisfaction by
repeated cheers, which were answered by the
crowds on the wharvcs
When the boat having the car IN tow reached
Washington street. the rope retaining the bal
loon was transferred to those on shore. More
rone having been given to it, the balloon rose
above the houses, and in this manner the zero
naut was foated in his car, through the streets
and finally t. Paramount the original point o
departure n H. f1cer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-08-09
OAK WOOD

PROPOSALS. will be received by me until
i the lst of September for the supply o. Two
Hundred Cords of good sound merchandise
OAK WOOD, (one-tkrd to be green wood,) at
Fort Washington, Md; e-half to be delivered
by the lst ofNovember, the other half on or be-
fore LIST December, 1884. The wood must be
delivered and corded Oh the Hill, and at such
place as the Acting Assistant Quarter Master
may designate. Sufficient security rthe faith
full performance of the contract will be required.
Proposals to be endorsed For the supply OF
Oak Wood" J. WALLER BARRY
aug4-2w A. a. Qr. Mr.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-08-09

DAVIS ROPE WALK-We mentioned 81
time Jones' Point was purchased BY Nj. -
Davis, that it was his intention to erect Nv,
walk there, and convert the whole POM CIV ~.
place for active industry to exert ITSELF H. -, .,
then, the Rope-wak has been finishea' ""'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-08-09

NEABSCO SLATE QUARRY.
TOHN HUDDLESTON respectfully informs
- the gentlemen of Alexandria and the public
in general, that he has quantity of SLATE on
hand, which will enable him to slate as cheap as
any one in the District Ali persons wishing to
have Stating done, may depend upon having it
faithfully executed.
JOHN HUDDLESTON.
Opposite James Green's Cabinet Factory on
jy7-eo3m Royal street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-08-09

Ogden Hoffman, Esq, the District Attorney
of New York, has renounced Jaeksonism, as
also have other leading members of the party
in that city. Mr.. Hoffman's address to the
Wing meeting was very animated apd eio'
quent one,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-08-09

NOTICE.
rVNHE Heirs the late James Fl. Hooe and E.
4 T. Hooe having agreed to convey all the
estate which descended to them from the said
James H. and E. r. Hooe to Bernard Hooe and
L. w. Hewitt, for the purpose of paying the
debts of the said James Fl. Hooe and E. T. Hooe,
upon the assent of the principal creditors of the
said James H. and E. 7. Hooe to the stipula-
tons in the said agreement contained-we here
ny request the said creditors to call at the office
Of Bernard Hooe, where the said agreement is
left for their inspection and signature.
T. w. hewitt,
July 18th, 1894. B. HOOE.
jy 1S-eo1m
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-08-09

WHISKEY, &c.
AH Barrels Pennsylvania Whiskey, said to
Il be old and good
Domestic Brown and Bleached Sheetings and
Shrtngs, Bed Ticking and Plaids, at low pri-
ces, by the package or piece, to close sales.
Also, large supply Of Occoquan Yarn, Car
pet Chain, and Seine Irvine, at Baltimore pr-
ces J. w. SCOTT, Union street.
ty 25-eO2W
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-08-09

PLEASURE GARDENS.
nERSONS wishing to gravel their yards, or
i the walks of their gardens, with fine gra-
vel can be supplied with GRAVEL. at Mil
burns Landing. MOSES HEPBURN.
jy lS-eo3w
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-08-09

Professor Edward H. Courtney, late Profess
sor of Natural and Experimental Philosophy in
the United States Military Academy at West
Point, has accepted the chair of Mathematics
in the University ofPennsylvania. DR.. Thomas
C. James, who for long time has filed the pro-
fessorship of Midwifery in the medical depart
ment Of that institution, has resigned his chair,
which is now vacant, and to fill which, it is UNI
derstood, nominations will be received by the
Board of Trustees at their next stated meeting,
which will be held early in September.
Pennsylvania.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-08-09

BY General Orders through the chief OF the
army, which we have Just seen in the newspa'
pers, we learn tEr. The War Department has ia
ken the lead in a laudable proceeding; and,
amongst other items of retrenchment which il
announces, We perceive that it has struck of
ONE CENT A MILE from the allowance heretofore
made to officers Of the army for their travelling
expenses. This stroke of economy must put
MIR. Secretary Woodbury. quite at ease about the
ways and means for carrying on the Govern
ment.-Nat. Intel.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-08-09

ANOTHER ABOLITION EFFoRT.-We learn from
a source entitled to unqualified belief that the
foreign agent of American reform, the Rev.
CAPTAIN Stuart, recently made his appearance
in New Britain, Gin the neighboi hood of Hart
ford, Connecticut,) and undertook TO dissent
nate his abolition principles in that place. Gu
riosity drew together considerable number OF
people, both within and without the house in
which he held forth. Those within listened, as
well as they could, to TRADE on the usual to-
MICS. distinguished rather for rant than ergu-
ment, and principally addressed to the passions
In the meantime, those without amused them.
selves by throwing stones, breaking the win
t5ws, endangering lives, and repeatedly hrlng
q g non to the great annoyance OF the orator.
lrle whole, after making much disturbance,
IA caiae1 10 converts, and found it prudent to
deca 1lp early the next morning. The people OF
New Br ali, d'd rot think it worth while for
for Inner u come here and pirate upon subjects
'ltaiiY Interesting 20 oar political institutions;
OF ID ms zeal Is So very ardent that he cannot
refrpi :, they prefer tat he should pour out his
superaE Indant philanthropy in the Southern
States, without disturbing the TRANQUILITY of
those Ct the North.
We are happy to learn that in the city o.
Hsr: ford, Ill the doors shut apaiast this
transatlantic lecturer. This is as it should be.
N. Y Com
HEALrH.--There are no new rumors of ChcIe-
ra aiioat, and The public mi1d is free from anx-
ietv on the subject. The sum of the whole mat
ter 10 TO this date is that there have been two or
three, OF at most four Gases of sickness 1.-TWO of
them terminated fatally which would have
been probably reckoned as Asiatic Cholera, if
that disease were known to be in the midst of
Ms, As tits. 81 doctors differ" The majority,
we believe, are disposed TO consider them ag-
gravated cases of conmon Cholera Morbus.
The general health of the city is good for the
season. We calculate, that the next weekly bill
of mortality will be full so less than the last.
" Y Jour. Com. Aug 9th
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-10-24
VIRGINIA GOLD MINES.

Correspondent of the ~ Y.Journal OF Commerce.
- SPorsYLvANrA Co. Va, Oct. 4th, 1884.
Having spent some time in the rich copper re-
gion OF the Blue Ridge, returned on the 4th. TO
the Gold mines of the U. States Comply IN spot
sylvania County. Here found the miners en-
gagged in raising ore from the shaft. AS soon as
the ore came into daylight, gold was distinctly
seen on many of the rocks; and on beating them
promiscuously into sand, and washing away
the lighter particles, the result Of pure metallic
gold was still more beautiful and surprising: l
decended into the shaft about thirty feet, and al
ter passing along in tunnel luO feeL came 10
the vein. which by admeasurement was found 10
be 81 inches in diameter, and dripping at an an
gle of about 60 degrees send you common
specimen Of the vein, which was broken down
in nv presence and which, if skillfulIy eXamn-
ed. will be found to contain from S 40 to 500 per
hundred weight or bushel The whole expense
of raising and working this ore is from gu TO to
cents per hundred weight or bushel. This Com
pany is now fully organized, and in full opera
ton. under charter granted by the Legislature
of Va. Jan. 9, 1884. Their mining operations
appear to be conducted with economy and skill,
by Captain Rau, an experienced German MI
ner. The excellent water power, abundance OF
wood and timber upon their own lands, togetn-
or with the richness of their ore, render the
prospects Of this Company unccommonIy pro-
missing.
Separated only by the Rappahannock River
are the Rappahannock Gold mines, under the
direction of Professor John Millington. These
mines are the property of a Company in Phlla
delphia, and although not so extensive as those
OF the United States Company, still their ores
are found to be rich in gold. and well worth
working; as may be seen from the iollo"lngex-
tract of Mr.. Miliinstons Report. Z" IT may there
fore be fairly inferred that if the experiment had
been better and more accurately conducted,
and made on larger scale, each pound weight
of average ore would have yielded one grain
of gold, or at the rate of five pennyweghts to
the hundred pounds weight of ore, which is
much more than the probable, or indeed posi-
BILE cost of working the mines,-as We conceive
that could in no case amount to so much as one
dollar upon the hundred pound weight"
remain
Yours very respectfully,
F. SHEPHERD.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-10-24
LABORERS WANTED.

ITO work by day and night, Cat stated inter-
Il walls or watches) on the Golfer Dam of the
Aqueduct of the Alexandria Canal, opposite
Georgetown. Liberal wages will be allowed,
and promptly paid
Immediate application to be made at the works
to WIN. TURNBULL, or Engi-
w. M. c. FAIRFAX, Sneers.
oct l6-dtf