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hoped that the friends Of this patriot Accomplish
ed civilian, viii show by their attendance
ever their wishes be would
gers they feel that the right Of choosing their rulers still
own hands, aud that they determined o execsc
Sgasd =" Claulius Buster, r. d. Ill., X Harper, Matt.
sias H. Smith, VIM a. Bell Deni. Crawford Bsy Jno b.
Garrett 1hcs J. Niche, Adam ckel kievtt Newton Mi
chic, VIM b. ksyser, rhes w Brown, Jas Kurt
VIM Roa, jo Cowan Ed Berkeley Mich. G. Kiauey,
w Donaghe, Adams Lusbangh Valentine, Wn, Knusy Jun
VIM H. iiems 3 NJ Woodward, A. H. Brooks, John Carroll
Abraham, Tobo David 5. Peck Wa. Gamble. Jsis IGn
Nor is the Press silent about him. The stanton
asserts, that his nomination is becoming every day
more and more popular The Lynchburg virginian Il
nothing lotl,'-and will take him, il he be more like
ly TO defeat Van Buren,, than Judge White. The Rich
mond Wing, who would take any one or the d. him
SELF than Van Buren, has some curious yivngs
out about the General aud will certainly go him. if
his tavoritc Caucus of Lewisburg should incline that
way Judge White will soon what dependence he
Is to put in the declaration of Will owisp contempo-
ray That the Wings are quite sincere in their support
of Judge White The moment they think they can do
shelf We agree with the Winchester Virginian that
" In all this manGuverng, the Wings are treating
Judge White badly; after he had separated himself
from his former friends, and kindly thrown himself
INTO the of the Opposition, il little they can
in justice do, TO ra their part of the contract y irving
him cordial support. We consider ourselves but look
erson in this game of fast and loose-thc Republican
party are confident in their strength aud are patiently
waiting for the day of trial, which they feel assured will
he day OF triumph to their They disturb not
themselves at the setting up of candidates. or the
10 them ,ohethcr the Whigs bring ar,card tic strong men
Of their o'rn party, 'eAeer they select the fnce-men
~ oar o'on-Ia any erent the uietory orrs If zee arc
tu true 10 ourscices."
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The Baltimore Chronicle and Patriot, are msrrablv
out in their calculations. Their versions of the
Baltimore Convention as incorrect those their
colleague, Webb, of New York.-The Baltimore Repub.
lican thus cuts them up by the roots
hc Editor of the Chronicle alleges (says the Repub-
iican) mat on the ercn,ng precious TO The nomination
being made by the National Con vcntion, a member
OF the New York delegation despatched 10 Washing
tom to receive instructions for whom the vote of that
State should be given for Vice President and that the
vote was postponed the morning consequence of
ma not having returned for the purpose frecevng the
instructions before the vote given. The folly and
fasy ofthe allegation is evident from the fact that the
vote was postponed in consequence of motion from the
Virginia delegation, who were opposed to the candidate
Tor whom the New York delegation gave their VOTE
mere certainly was no such measure adopted and under
the circumstances of the case perfect piece of folly
TO assert or TO suppose it"
The U s Telegraph having denied this statement the
Republican joins issue with it in the following concu
sive article
awe do believe that the Delegation tho dav pro
o II R~S @ s to John"
opportunity to hear and know what doing any
New York Delegation having changed determination respect
log the Vice Presidency We that Mr. Mann wont
graph and ccrtaa nothing the time OF since by
friend TO the Administration The motion adjournment
purpose as II was stated of deciding upon proposition
Conventions although Wright seconded the notion from
he stated to crafty tho wishes of the Virginia
together before they voed but contrary
many Of The Delegates homo and must
order that they might leave the City, Virginia Dele
os tue time to to ballot
cation were prepared to vote upon tho subject This, think
graph totally Under all the is much more
reasonable to that tho Virginia Delegation waiting for
So but there is hardly can
,e that uh the fac, with regard ciihor they desired
eet would have been the matter
oa necessary to send delegate to obtain the n
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-, FOR 7IIE E-vQUIRER


The Wing of the 18th inst, contains the following ex
tract from the National Gazette of Philadelphia AS
we preaicted, more of the citizens of mis-
trees OF the world under resuscation i'm the
columns OF the Richmond Enquirer, the dread of MIR
i-eIghs retaining his seat having brc athed u soul to
animate their clay Mutius is the gentleman who
mas followed his compatriots in the last number of that
journal"
To which the Editor of the Wing appended the fol
lowing observation; (" BY the wayne ,condcr if the
that so boldly denounced the Proclamation Mr. Riyes
" Nc In the Wing some two years ago."-'rhe Editors
oil these two journals not the only persons who have
ascrlDrd The authorship of communication in
the Enquirer TO an individual who certain ESSAYS
TWO three earssnce, under the signature "Muus
desire to the ption existing upon the
minds oil Others and not the wish correct MIR Wash
OF TO crafty the curiosity of Mr. Peasants has
ca the writer to state that the Essay which in
e Enquirer lew weeks since under the signature of
Nutus, was not written by the person TO whom the
Editor OF the Wing has been pleased to allude
III the Editor OF that paper is disposed wonder at
tne course OF any individual he need out of his
once lie VIII there find parsonage who once erided
ana subsequently advocated the doctrine of Notification
ne VIII there Ind man who abused Mcssrs Calhoun
and Iazewel and then bedaubed them with praise lie
VIII there lind man. who pronounced MIR Leigh
Ito be century behind the age" and who is nov On
deavourIng to sustain him by elaborate euoey and stu
dled Panegync lie will there find man. who violently
moya OF the DePoscs up to January last aud who sud
denly became the jealous advocate Of Judge White bo
mas supported those acts And he will there find
man, who after abusing the Baltimore Convention as ga
packed Jury, and condemnDg caucus, has suggested
to the Wing party, the propriety of holdinr "cancus
at the White Sulpnnr where il is hoped the Editor Of
the wing Will ere long be in attendance, and obtain
'saie delIyerance from that acrd and yitiated bile
which his liver has been engendering since te month oi
april a. PHILO-MUTIUS.
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HOHN o. LAY has ior sale, at his Store, on I4th
@D street, Richmond
% Baskeis superior Champagne Wine, branded
Key" "Nopoleon and "Lavieu'
10 Foxes old Hook and iftte Claret vintage Of 1919
100 Boxes Bordeaux Claret,
80 Do. Muscal Wine
20 DO. SauterDe
80 or. casks Marscilies MADEIRA
30 Do do Po,t
20 Bbls. genuine Port, direct from Lisbon
Old Madeira Wine, in half pipes and or oasks
~ Bbls hrst quality mess and prime Pork
700 DO. Family Flour
$50 Do. Mountain sun do
300 Tierces Thomaston Lime
1000 Bushels Lchgh Coal
10 Pieces Dundee Cotton Bae0ing
- Barrels Coal Tar,
% OF SCOTS warranted FIRE proof Iron Chests,
various sizes and prices
July 3. l7-o,s
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MIR CLAW

Mr.. Clay comes out against Mr.. Van Buren, in his
Pondexter Speech.-Ie is the last man. il seems who
should "under any circumstances be preferred to any
candidate-e is not, presume, sufficiently in s'the
line of safe precedents"
But Mr. Clay, it SEEMS does intend To make him.
self ga partizan of any candidate-but he will as one
OF the People, the proper time 20 to the polls and
per Nh Clay does not declare that he no candidate
himself-ie has taken exactly the very course which
Is most compatible with his own interests He has
pointed out and denounced the strongest the turf
without designating any other candidate whom he
would prefer. MIR. Clay is certainly not vet off the
.uri himself The Louisville Advertiser remarks upon
Mr.. Clay s Address with considerable force:
lie admits that the contest now going on is nearly
or quite hopclessthat the Senate not been sustain
ed by the peopleyet he nyokes his followers to keep
up the war in Kentucky whilst shot remains in the
locker -" Instead of keeping his friends thus chained
10 his car I'm hopeless sruggle-engaged in sort Of
mailman war-how much more noble and marnanilnous
Would Mr. Clay have appeared, had lie said to them,
Gentlemen-We have done all that men could do
yet we are, perhaps farther than from the objects
we nave been so anxious to attain. From the bottom
oil my heart thank you for the steady and unwavering
support you have given me-for the many the un.
precedented sacrifices you have made in my behalf
am no longer aspiran to the Presidency-no longer
viewed as the ralying point of those opposed to the
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS can, in no way, be benefited
by continuance of conflict in my behalf Thus cir
cumstanced, gratitude for your past services every
consideration of policy, every feeling partakng of IL
DeralIy prompts to persuade you To act in future
% without reference TO the humble individual now adj
without reference to mine. God knows feel that
you have done already than enough for me
To ask you to do more, would be the height of mad
" ness and illiberality."
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DER VILE iNsURREcTIoS MIssIssiPPI-and Suwm1.
Ty ~ hee on ht Jaste0tos0A friend has handed Us ,
pubic alton, the following of Letter which he
mas j. IL received from gentleman of bss standing in
Clint m, Mississippi, dated July 5lh, 1875:
ar community is ia a state of excisenle ut on tho
sule Il of an nsuec.ioD of the SIaves 1t seems DO
Olbt that iitey contemplated it pretty generally and
that last nighi was the time 6xsd on. In Madison
T"n ~, they have hung two white rncD, Goth steam
uoc0 'rs) ana sTen negroes al %ast. AhsDas LviSps
ION TIT excAismeDs greatest, bat the summary
JUST 60 Of The musssipPnHs has probably queled The
spp or Yeas to Acting on the principle of
sd ~ PoPdi ssprtaa ic4 the good people Of tbat
pie ;e md us vicinity, forthwith appointed eovMIrTr
I" pr oh the galt innocence OF the ascpsed who
ac" hdingly acted The two whites we're pronounced
~ ny on yesterday; after the was sguoEprca
~ hour was aowed them for pre- poyaton aS the tev
y" ere swung on One of them nader the naiiows &C.
knowledged us Justice of his fate aud stated that the
plan was for general rising that nieit from Beauie =
bun IN Madison 10 Natcbcz That tie discovery would
probably defeat to this part Of the Sf1is bnt that
mere wood be r,sng that night, as tAna the
pght Itself should come. The whites appear to have
hecn at The bead Of it, with the foolish hope of getting
ana making of With plunder
We have heard nothing further tb;s roorni,o The
fost Master at Livingston notice of the ap6rebend
ed agitation among The slaves to this place so soon as line
thg was snrrn'sed andl is possible may be suppess
ca over The state We 1neasy here about lie large
plantations bcow--a day two, however will remove
or confirm those fears Other white persons and slaves
were under examination Cor triaD before the Conn n
Livingston last evening We have not vel heard their
fate 49, - ~ ''
Z. S. Livingston is in Madison County sJioipinc To
the County of Kinds, in which Clinton IS situated
LyachbHrQ Democrat
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COaIsfTywfcarrr

COMMUNICATED.
IL seems from your paper of Friday last that ga War
hns 1t is not correct TO say that your friend the Whig
mas 6h0Mgea ms political principlesbecalse he nerr had
any" This may be good reason in political science
But, Quaek thinks according to his science that the
wing abors under very bad disempcr, produced by
redundancy of crude, uDwlIocsome principles which
being incoheent in themselves, and ndigesble by any
regularly organized system cannot fail 10 exhibit mania
winch Is sa,d 70 be, IA false perception of things marked
by an incoherence, raving, and resistance of te
passions TO the command of the WILL accompanied for
inc most part with violence of action and furious re-
sentiment Would IL not be well for some professor Of
Tho new scence OF experimental philosophy of which
very favorable mention made few avs apo by the
Grlncipa OF that science TO examine and settle This dis
pute existing between IA Wag' and ga Quack ?" The
Principal, IN announcing this science which Inc
thinks VIII be so useful to mankind, says " We shall
cali it the science Of RsUooNoMY and define it, the Art
OF discovering the character Of individuals from their
peculiar laugh Sec Wing, Of July II, 1895.
% We beg leave to Note Of our Cor
spondon' The Editor Of tho Wing pleased suspect t the
as no tsf person than sc Editor Of this paper
ne ~ n'akon The criticism actually made Wencs
more, true thingt-Editors. %
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-07-28

The Baltimore Chronicle, the Alexandria Gazette
&c, &c, repeat Che slang of the Richmond Wing upon
the conversations OF the Rip Raps The a Gazette
says, h,s statement, II true" &c. &c.--This is a
very considerate reservation The statements Of the
WING ought never 10 be repeated without this salvo
~ true 1t is reckless in its illusions yrfrofe
correspondence and PIRATE conpcrsaon- and the tru of
IT'S statements is almost equal to its deceacg
The Baltimore Patriot copies after the Wing and bold
~ AYERS that the President Of the U has far given
way TO bis vindctve passions and forgot what BELONGS
TO The high station he occupies To syeak Gghg before
mixed company, Of the memory Of the late Chief JUS
lice Marshall, &c. &c. We are informed, from the best
authority that he has uttered no such sentiments AZ the
KIP kaps or elsewhere. We Ind letter from ono Of
e persons who present at Conversation which the
PRESIDENT had with several young Of Virginia bc.
fore he left the City Of Washington stating that tho Pre-
slden expressed himself with the greatest sympathy
about the situation Of mcssrs Gbbon and Marshall and
fener s.
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WhIAMOND MILLS poR sALE-In eoos,,m;,v

HhIAMOND MILLS FOR SALE-Bn eOoS,rmitv
NJ TO the foregoing order, shall proceed 10 SELL to
the highest bidder the terms mentioned the above
iad, on Monday the 9Th of September ext ON lie pre-
misses, # fair ii not the next fair day thereafter The
Tract contains SS9 acres lying Slate River one mile
above the ViTginia Mills AVID is we'll adapted to the
growth OF corn wheat and tobacco about 100 acres of
which Is cleared The rn has two pair Of stones-one
for wheat, the other Cor eorn-wih She necessary I-
tnres Tor staring Of -four, but IS somewhat de-
ranged, it not having been worked for wear or two
The house 10 good ons TIE water is as rood
as any above the Falls Of James River, JyncIbuSg
Attacked 20 the nN is a mill, Which, with triflng
cost will he PyO4iucye to the purchaser Tile good
ED. ~. SIMS
Virginia Mills, July g. 24-wtds
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ron yJJE rNOUJRFg


both IN his private aud political characcr by man who te
himself - Voter" doubfu There doubt ,on have lee1
amused at the snail premises an petty reasoning by which V
ter jumps TO the cOnrnson, that no has capt 49,
asehV"l aided occaHonaly by little hcarsag "a
toC says the gi Of his action
NJ T. Johnson and Capt Booker either the agent Of Ar
Johnson or wbat formed "a smali politician haneeon Of
great men from the fact thne has, sp0u
INTO matters which concerned him
H. nor benefit Nh Johnson. Nj. Rockers "a Voeisn
piece n e Wig, contained suciency ou that
of was any thing like unancss ilbcrsity
INC n o. orcfy Of tn which
snaW p"cinn but 10 Co have effect o., the
No o"rc'a az be has again taken tho trouble on
hne OF appearing IN the Wbg vniicnte himself
sPss Pot upon him bot TO 'eake tho character Of Nh
and Ca Booker into biz especial keeping by heapng
Of unme'cd abuse on the latter and deal pra on tho
But foflher,n 81 "a voters crodiiy We have s No.
seos OF not only the Wings generally IN tho county
candidates themselves that they ovory mood AID
tense, horso, foot and dfagoon;' peculiar of "a voter
70 mako Vie Impression that the election unfairly o
huenccd 20 he contrary Notwithstanding further marx
o "a Noto tactics no csorts Mr. Booker private
Than winch thefc s nolo epoachabc with beraty
ndnfrno which ever characterize such which
evidences ehor atoal Mr.
bafeaccd nod wu Of Having thrown ou the above
hints merely To slow thar such
the people Of Mr. Booke adjoining counties hone YOU
viii give them publicity through your paper.
Yours, &C. NOT VOTER.
our next
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A CARD.-Da. MUSnoE, Surgeon Dentist will vis;,
IN the Virginia Springs, sler attending his profes,
sional calls in Meoklenburg and Halifax counties
July =. 2-2r
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The Wing has commenced its sketch Of the Trial Of
Mr. tandolphs Will. We shall commence IL on Fri
days intervening 70 with other details Of the Evidence
particularly DR. Panishs Deposition Of the crcumstan
COS Attending Mr.. RandoIph.s last momcnls
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TMNHE TRACT OF LAND, lately the property ara
N place OF residence Of Capt Francis Smh Of f,hcs
eff"ld rs offered Sor sale Il contains ahons $40 scres
large Poson Of whieh is well imbered end tie wbole
% goo" quality 4 IS about hsse niles Crom the town
haitTo9d, and bounded ia part, by the Manchestsp
turnpike More particular information may he ATTAINED
by application to the subscribers on ibe pre.nseq pr
yae offers may be addressed 70 them o. 20 MI lanes
Gray OF Richmond II not previously disposed Of Il
wit be offered AZ public auction the 5h dan Of els
bc< next. the time small stock ~ cattla
torscs &c, furniture, aad farming implements win siso
DC SoId REBECCA SMITH
SARAH RODDY
July y. 2s--3s-wA so
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July %.

HkEENBRIER LAND FOR SALE--For sale a
~ tract OF LAND, lying ON Clear Creek in Green.
bfier county, containing about Idtg acres of which
ahont OUU are low grounds or bottom Land Of the fret
goahty. The growth consists Of the sugar tree buck
eye, wild cherry, DO,
This tract Is well adapted Tor stock farm having an
extensive range for cattle, while its contieoty 10 tho
Whte and Blue Sulphur Springs, and Lowishurg from
which last u - distant about miles in q westerly Areo
honO affords the prospect Of good and improving
market for its productions Tic Kanawha Turnpike
TOAD runs within three miles, and from thence there
good and level road The spot There is an excellent
nil site on the creek, which there was formerly a
grist mill.
fllc Land will be shown BY Mr. Edwin Trent who
resides the premises, and will be offered for sale all
together, divided to suit purchasers at Lewis
burg on the 9TH Monday in August next
JOHN A TRENT
CsmJeyiaad, Pen .b,iy, 1895. gf~wfds
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COMyMN.NIcaTEn

Cnmm'tee TO erecute tie Resolution IF lie Meeting.
In pursuance of resolution adopted bv the nslJc
meeting on Friday, the 24h inst the following gentle
men are appointed to form the Committee and requested
To meet at the County Courthouse on Monday Sd Aa-
gust next, at half past o'clock r. NJ
Robert @. Scott, John Brockenbrough JOHN Cosby.
Nathaniel DENLY, William ID Wrenn Philip MAYO An.
Irony Robinson, il, James Szcr Charles ri HYDE Ed.
nund Christian, DR.. Samuel Peasants, Andrew C. At
kinson and Samuel hIcrdecai
JOHN DOVE CLy;r,no
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w ALU ABIE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.--The
House and Lot, in the city of Richmond fronting
o. ,sxt on Goyemos street, and rasSnins bsck TO the
will be sod at auction, the premises to the Srnest
bidder, at o'clock in the afternoon on Friday the 81 "
July INST. The property is leased for a term of
years at 4O per aDnu payable quarterly and is TO bo
Kept ID repair by the tenant The Post Office is now
Kept nf the lower story Of the building. Terms-Cash
OF adsnssd notes at three and months with
interest fnot the day Of sale and deed of trst on H.
property Tic sale viii be made by
DUNLOP, Ml0NCURE tS Co
stty
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Hoo IS his PAT the great Poindexer dinner (Mr.
Clay present. Messrs Clay Webster &C. < c. were com.
Pimented with toast but not toast given Judge
White "Ci yc this backing your friends? The Judge
will discover the of which he has been guilty
He has made miserable exchange of his ancient Friends
for his modern diiies.
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The Fredericksburg Arena will be pleased
ots quotations. We said he able aud
'sS4o amiahle fancy" 10y -
The Arena him to be
Admit that Mr. T. was ga heightened Fcderalist-IIe h
no longer Sole has denounced his political spoak nal
Nsey when VIC pronounce him strong Rights Demo
crnt lie has concealed his
1877! that Mr. fancy decided
we have lately and accidentally elcn
the fact, from the productions o his own pen "
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BKGGEEs'S EXCHANGE,
AND LOTTERY OFFICE, Rscnsoxp, ViReI,

Drawn Numbers of the
Virginia Dismal swamp, No. IJ,
Drew July %, 1886 at Alexandria
81 81 32 81 3 As Dc SIS.
Whole Ticket, No 2, 8, 45, capital Of S200
Do do 3, 8, 81 do. sf 300
Were both SOLD md paif VISUAL 4sght by BIGGER
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ny CIsA%CEBF-EsRGysIA-- AT a Circait ssuperior
~ Court OF Law and ChaEvery, continued and held
tor Back COUNTY, at the Court house the 2Ist
day Of April 1885:
Thomas BnfoEd, PlaiptiE.
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g = Farmer" has been received, and shall appear il
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Another Grand SchcInes

Tickets $40, Raies3 5, Quarters 9 so
VI Cteehs meek tse most prompt ate nfson, If adj
dressed 10 THOMAS b. BIGGER
Where the fwo Gnaud Capitals of S3e 0Oe two of
$4,000 and of $4,000 were all sold and paid us
usual a. sght, by BIGGER.
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ne BAIT Pnifiot itself
occs f-IfrG this
tor our sPpof! Of Van Burcnsm Virginia. and
senator egh'-Ie the public
may we assure the Patriot OF thing for thcrt W.
are moi OF that qH fraternity, which support for SIM
portland threatens to abandon which doe, MOI
feed with Tlc Qud 6uo Pm ro, a. in
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-05-02
last Notice \
AGAIN inform all those persons

b AGAIN inform all those persons
"a who are indebted 10 me, to max e
immediate payment. am desi-
rous Of closing my business in this place,
as speedily as possible. ! certainly
expect all those indebted to me, with.
out respect TO persons, to make pay
ment By the 1st Of June nezt, other
wise, their Notes will be put into the
hands of Officers, for collection.
have INDUCED every person, who owes
me a sufficient and reasonable time, g.
if they are regardless Of this notice,
they will be pu, to the trouble Of pay
ing cost, unless they can save it by
paying me on or before the LIST Of June
next. JOHN g. JACK. +
Romney, May 2, 1885.
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HOUSEHOLD & KITCHEN
FURNITURE
Notice :!

THE Superintendent of the Cheat
Mountain Turnpike, will receive bids,
until the soM day Of May neat.
The road will be divided into four Sec
tions, viz
lst. Commencing at the Elk Lick,
fork of Rifles run, and TO extend 8
miles and half.
2nd. To commence at that point &
to extend to Cheat River. Ill.
srd. From Cheat River, two and Q
half miles East. IL. .ys,.s,
4th. From tina, point TO the ives,
branch Of Greenbrier River.
The road to be made according 10
the Notes and Specifications of the
Engineer, which can be seen by call.
ing on me, at my residence in Tiger,
enclosed bids directed to me
Huttousville, Va. will receive prompt
attention.
CHARLES C. SEE,
Superintendent of the C. M. Turnpike.
May Q, 1835.-4!.