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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-08-27
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NIRGINIA At rules held IN the Clerks Office
of the Circuit superior Count of Law and
Chanccrv holden for Bedford county, the LIST daH Of
june l@35.-llmdip u. Munell and David &. Muir
rcll, late merchants and partners, trading under the
STYLE and firm Of II. * u. &. Mnre Plaintiffs, Il
galnst Wesle, Tracy, John Tracy Matthew Gibbs
and kczlah his wife, Nancy Tracy, William Harris
adm. of William Tracy decd, aud III his own night
sally Harrls wife of said William l!ars.--pcieu-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-08-27

Remarkable Case Of Somnambu'ism.-Thc good
people of | Sbridec have for some time past been
kept in u state of no little excitement by case oi
somnamhulism, which, If We are 10 credit the ac-
counts that are given oiit-and they are supported
by the testimony of witnesses ol the most respee-
table character-lcavcs that OF Jane Ryder far in
the rear; The subject is maiden lady named
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-08-27
Aug. 2i
IHIuabIe Real Estate fo,. safe.

WE subscriber, from other engagements finding
II immacucablc to bestow the necessary atten-
ton on ms agricultural pursuits offers for sale his
Landed Estate, in the county of Bedford, called
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-08-27

robert HIVES, administrator of Josvo Cl,rl.o0
deceased James Crkson, Of o' 'b n,o%
,''gs o, David Clarkson deceased and 81 Tli1,,
pr'n Ilafkson' deceased, Davi' Ciarl l"o
,ierndon and Mary his wife. El;zaho, h'T M,y@
lanes East and Patsy his wife, william Ci -I,,
wife, 'uy and Nancy hs
Defendants
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-08-27
IN CHANcER,.

C,a, ho ueit enc David r. GARRISON. William
Na"ry ,J H.; Elizabeth Martin, and John Utly and
,"n'S ms wife, not having entered ,hnir anpear.
""eo ana gwen security, ACCORDING ,o ,be art Of
pcarnr b 'na 'no rules of this court and it APP
babtan ny SATISFACTORY evidence, that thew are not
thu, tbo u.s.; 81 'nlS commonwealth it is ordered,
oro ,he e fa'a do appear here on or be-
swer tine h Gay OF September term next and an
this order W. o. r, inc plaintiff, and that copy OF
Nrginjan for oa.""'n inserted in the Lynchburg
hcr copy tb 10. Two months excessively and ano
honsa e or posted at the front door of the
'''''' VI thIS county, ON some court day.
copy-Tcste, ~
July q - " iLER, Clerk
u-D
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Campbell August Court, 1aS5.

July >
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-07-28
BY RsTCMIE Il COOK.I-

ar Tho Enquirer is published twice week, generally aud
the of the State LsgisatuIc
Price, the herctooc Five Dollars able in id
chartcfed banks only will be
c,vsi The Editors viii the safety of roit-
them by ms the postage of all letters being paid by the writer's
will be discontinued but the discretion of the
Editors, until all arr have been paid
cor Whoever will guaranee the Of nine shall
have the tenth gratis.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
each continuance,
inserted, until either paid for
O assu ysomc per in this city cnvirons
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-07-28

UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND-The Lectures
u IN the Medical Department will commence on the
last Monday of October
NATHANIEL PoTrER M. ID Pathology and tbe Prac
tice of Medicine.
RIcHARD WmMor Halt, NJ. D., Obstetrics and the
diseases of Women and Children
NATHAN r. SMITH, NJ D. Surgery
julius f. DUcATEL, NJ D., Chemistry and Pharmacy
r. GEDDIScs, Nj. d., Anatomy and Physiology
hoBLEY DusGLIsoS NJ d., Materia Medical Thera-
pennies, Hygiene and Medical Jurisprudence
Clinical Lectures Medicine and Surgery will be
regularly delivered during the session. at the Baltimore
InkrmaTy
With the view TO afford every facility in the prosecu-
ton OF Practical Anatomy, the demonstrators Dr. BAY
LEY, VIII open The Dssecting Rooms the LIST of Oc-
tobcr. ROBLEY DUNGLISON M ID
- Dean IF tho Faculty
July 70. 21-wSw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-07-28

FHNO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.-The sub
a scrlber takes this of reminding all those gem
emcn whose notes or purchases the sale of the late
July, inst that punctuaty in their payment releases
them from interest for eight months IIo would here
remark that having right to remit the interest after il
has accrued he hopes they will avail themselves of their
prlyegeTo all other persons indebted TO the said
tate he must say should they not forward and pay
their respective Dues or before the day above named
satisfactorily adjust the same that Immediately there
after they will be put in suit. All persons holding
claims OF any kind against his tcstaor will present them
without delay properly authenticated for yment resolv-
ed as he is upon speedy close of his administration
Let him again request that it may be without unncces-
sary cost TO the debtors
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-07-28

d AND FOR SALE.-In obedience TO the will Of
la the late Maurice Nj. Lsnghornc deceased of Buck
ingham county the tract of Land which he resides
lying about half way between Ca Ira and Buckingham
Courthouse, containing by survey, S67 acres will be
Sold to the highest bidder on Wednesday, the second
OF September next, credit of one two and three
years, with the privilege of seeding crop of wheat
possession cannot be given before the end of this
year0 the purchasers giving bonds with approved
security, and deed of trust the property Sc
cure the payment. There on the tract about $50
or 400 acres of cleared Land, the most of it in a
high state ofimprovemen being we'll witt, clover
other grasses; the woodland well tmbered and large
portion OF IT good tobacco land the soil generally is
well adapted to the culture OF tobacco corn wheat oats
&c; The improvements comfortable dwelling house
with all the necessary out houses good orchard and
garden; the situation is very handsome and healthy
by several miners portion of the land lies in the d.
fection from Bookers to Ayrcs Gold Mine 1t is deem.
ed unnecessary to say more, those who dispose
TO purchase would first view the premises and they are
hereby invited to do whilst the crops growing on
inc land JOHN w. LANGHORNE,
Eror Of w. NJ L0nghorne deed.
jury % 2i-wl2SAup
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81 AUREL BRANCH FOR SALE, AT AUCTION
N will sell my farm, called Laurel Brunch at public
sale on Wednesday, the ninth day of Sep,ember-if fair
If not the next fair dayuness disposed of at private
sale before that time.
This farm lies seven miles north of Richmond and one
mile north of the end of the Brook turnpike II con-
ssts of2o3 acres of good land we'll watered and timber
ed and has valuable meadow The buildings consist
OF a commodious dwelling house, with finished rooms
ice-house, school-house &c. &c. The place is plea.
SAINT and healthy. 1t is good situation either for
boarding school, physician, a farmer with a small
family The terms will be easy for the purchaser and
be made known on the day of the sale.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-07-28

HE ULLSKIN FOR SALE-Thc subscriber is au-
ID b thorised to sell the above valuable Tract of Land
IN Jefferson county, Virginia. belonging to the heirs of
Bennett Taylor deceased. This desirable property is
situated in the most fertile part Of the Valley of Virginia
ON both sides of the Shenandoah River The Bulskn
neVerailng sream passes through it, and affords an
immense water power, which be readily applied for
milling or manufacturing purposes. The above tract
contains about 100 acres, than five hundred of
which are heavily mbercd and large portion of the
remainder is in clover 1t is but IL miles above
Harpers Ferry, and five from Chnrlesown the county
town OF Jelerson between which place and Baltimore
there Will be in a few months direct communication
by means OF the Winchester and Potomac and the Bal
timore and Ohio Rail Roads. The improvements on
the property consist of commodious overscers house
and Kitchen smoke house dairy barn. corn house close
stables for sixteen horses sheds and negro houses The
land viii be shewn to any wishing to purchase bv
Mr. William Jenkins, on the premises. Application by
letter to be made TO the subscriber The title is undoub
ed, and in all respects satisfactory.
j. c. r. TAYLOR
Near Baryoilc, Frederick County, ia
June 10 l2-tf
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e. ALE OF LOTS IN FARMVILLE-On Thurs.
~ day, the Both day of July 1885, will be sold at snc
ton IN the Town of Farmvie, IL halfacrc Lors, and
fractional LoTs, being addition to the present plan
OF said Town. on the west side thereof Twelve months
credit will be given, the purchaser giving lien upon The
Lots and good and satisfactory personal security for the
JAMES MADISON,
MOSES TREDWAY Truq,e,s oc,;,,
ABRAHAM. vENABLE, Snnder the act 81
GEORGE II. MOTLEY, the asseoEi,
JAMES NJ. JACKSON,
May 81. ids
THVRUST SALE or VALUABLE REAL, ESTATE
Agreeably TO The provisions of deed of trust ex-
wife, TO John G.. Williams and the subscriber bcoriny
date the 18Th day Of March, 1892 and duly recorded in
the Clerk Office Of Henrico county cont for cerI;n
purposes in the said decd pressed The undersigned AZ
the surviving trustee will proceed TO SELL on Saturday
the ioth day OF August next, the premises public
auction, TO tie highest bidder for ready money all that
tract or parcel Of land with The appurtenances in the
county Of Henrco called Malvern Hills lyno on T,r
neylsand Creek adjoining the lands belonging TO John
burton at The time ofibe execution fsSid trust deed
formerly owned by VIM. Dandfidge) and others &C.
cordng TO the weknown aud ancient boundaries there
Of and containing eight bundled and fifty one acres be-
the same or less
believe the title to the above land to be pood-but
acting as thc surviving trustee, shall convey only such
ute as is vested in by virtue Of the decd Of trnsf
Aforesaid The sale will commence at twelve o'clock
~ LOFTIN N. ELLETT
Richmond, June 80. t1G-tdsI Saroiriag hustle.
ENARM NEAR RICHMOND FOR SALE-T6o
S"DscIiper ohers Tor Gale the farm on which she now
resides lying on the Brook Rom about five miles from
the city of Richmond, aud containing by n recent sur
vcy hrec hundred and forty acres one hundred and Eve
OF winch are low grounds, capable Of producing good
crops! particularly hay Several beds Of mari have been
found on the land and there is no doubt but that tbor
an abundance to enrich the whole farm The improve
nents consist OF an excellent dwelling house lately re-
PainIeo good negro quarters new frame stable and
wen Of delightful water in the yard. The situation il
DeiieFed to be as healthy as any below the mountains
any person wishing TO tho land will be- shown
ny he Overseer and the terms made known on appliea
ton to Mr. 70. ID. Crngan at the U. s Bank. kicI.
mond NJ. A. WILLIAMS EI'frjr
Henrico, July IA. 90-Ist :"
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a. GODDIN. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

J. II. OUIJDIN, .IIWlRIstfntOr,
Van the Wiu annexed, Of Hugh DaciS dee'd
N. u. With the view to gentlemen the trouble
of calling more than once will be and remain at my Of
hce I'm connection with my carpenters shop during the
above named day, when expect to be agceably employ
ed. q
July 10. ig-tf
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IL.
p. s. Persons wishing to view the premises, may call
on MI M FORD, at The Branch Tavern. l.. Il.
jury "a. o3-td
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-07-28

1NOTICE.-The subscriber has for sale a good Plas-
" terer and Whitewashcr, who is somewhat of a
Brcklayer, about years of age Also 1000 lbs Louisa
cured Bacon-amongst which are 100 hams.
If not previously rented leased, WILL on the Goth
misses, for one year, the Potiesylle property in the
lower end of Louisa county. This property comprises
large and commodious Tavern, Storehousc Tailors-
shop, and comfortable dwelling for small family,
Blacksmiths' shop, &c.
AZ the time and place. if disposed of sooner
will be rented for the ensuing year, 400 2 of Land
on Elk Creek adjoining Francis Jerdon Elliott Dciarnatt
and others.
The next day, being the 2ls will be rented (unless
previously sod Tor the ensuing year, the premises
my Little River Mills four miles distant from Potties
vile: They comprise Corn MILL Cotton Machine and
Saw Mill. These would be valuable in good hands
NATHL THOMPSON.
hansielu, Zlth July, $3.50. 2l-yy1w
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JnlY 10.

EB OANOKE LAND FOR SALE-DesignipO TO
h "a move to the Southwest, propose to sell the fol-
lowing valuable real estue One tract of land lynq on
the South side of Roanoke River in the counties of
Meckenburg, Virginia, and Warren, North Carolina 30
miles above Weldon and 16 above Wilkins Ferry con-
tanning 300 acres of which, about 600 are bottom of
superior quatyl00 in original wood and first-rate
plant land OF the high land about leo only have
been ceared the balance is heavily tmbercd and of
good quality Tor the production OF wheat and tobacco
he improvements embrace every building necessary for
quarter plantation-mosty new, and in rood order
The tobacco barns unusually good built chiefly with
IN the three years last past, and sufficient secure
crop OF 10000 pounds can, with confidence pro-
nounce this one of the very best estates the Roanoke
OF It's extent and few if any, are in so rood situation
for immediate profitable planting 1t is very convenient
to the Petersburg and Richmond markets and will short
~ De equally SO to that OF Norfolk, by means of the
Portsmouth Railroad rapidly tending it's compile
uon Excellent springs abound in all parts Of the plan
tation-and know il to be remarkably healthy HAVING
resided on it, with my family for two years My Ply
stefan bills for attendance more than 60 negroes
have not exceeded 40 dollars for the last five years
bloomsbury, my place of residence lying ON the waterg
OF SMITHS Creek, Warren county, N Carolina miles
West Of the town of Warrenton and 10 from Roanoke
River, containing 800 About onc-haf of this
tract rs IN wood, and fair proportion 300 acres fine
tobacco land There also GO orligy-improycd
cotton lots, and 40 TO 80 of creek bottom The i'm
prOvements very extensive well ARRANGED and sbt
repairs now being made will put them in good order
bic s''e"'
One other tract lying within half mile Of the Court
House OF that urge and wealthy county, acckcnburg
va, containing seven hundred and ciehy-eiglt acres
ihe greater portion ofts land is standing in original
wood and about one-half is Of good quality well adapt
ca TO The production Of wheat and tobacco. IL would
furnish an agreeable and convenient residence TO any
gentleman having children to educate being within /,
lew minutes walk of that honrishng Institution Ran
doph Macon College, and female school Of hrh gtand
ing IN boydton.-Fufthcr description Of these lands is
deemed unnecessary, as is presumed that those persons
disposed to purchase will view them. Mr.. Daniel ~
icksw treat for the tract near Boydlon-Ha health
obiigcs me TO seek milder climate and am therefore
resolved ON sellingLciers Addressed me at Warren
ton, N. Carolina, will receive prompt aticn8ou.
GEO. -. BASKERVILLE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-07-28

&NOWDEN FOR SALE--For sale, the Tract of
- Land called Snowden, in the county of Goochland
on which Mrs Nancy Harris lives lying on James
River, and adjoining Goochland Courthouse In this
Tract there are according TO survey made few days
since, nine hundred and six acres, of which one hun
dred and fory-nine and half River and th
ty acres Creek low grounds and hundred and Sc
twenty-five acres woodland Any person wishing to pur-
lily well for terms of SALE may be had to
Mcssrs. Richard Sampson, of Goochand and William
Finnie, of Powhatan, myself
July 3. [l7-tf] GEORGE w HARRIS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-07-28

? ICHMOND ACADEMY.-By direction of the
q e. Trustees, give public notice that they will pro-
coed on the l4h day Of August next to choose Il
Teacher Tor the English Department in said Institution
In the English school to be taught Grammar
Reading, Writing Arithmetic, Geography the Elements
Of History and Chronology, Logic, Rhetoric and Com
The fixed compensation to the Teacher is $3.50 per
annum besides reasonable fee from each pupil TO be
hereafter determined by the Trustees IL is believed
mat TIC salary and fees together will amount TO not less
than $l1OO or $1,000 per annum.
The trustees announce to the public that they have
engaged the services of Socrates Maupin Esq as Prin
ciPal, and of Rowland Reynolds Esq as Teacher in the
Academy the first will take charge of the school of
Mathematics and of Natural Philosophy and Chenis-
try; and the last the school of Ancient Languages
embracing Latin and Greek, with Roman and Greek
History, Geography and Antiquities.
The Trustees recrate the confident expectation olaf
the Institution will open the first of October next
he Undersigned, expecting to be absent from the
CITY communications the subject of the situation Of
Teacher III the English Department. will be addressed
post paid to The Trustees OF the Richmond Academy
WfNDHAM ROBERTSON.
PreSidcid If tie Board.
pFIte National inelgcnccr will copy week
iof two woeks and forward their for collection
july 21 on ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-07-28

q gELL TAVEBN-Thc subscribers respectfully in
- form their friends and The public generally thnt
lhey have leased for term of years The Bell Tavern
winch will be opened for their cepton Monday the
Oli July; and knowing the mered and iuvidous cha
facter universally imputed to it, they ere admonished
lnat they will nave 70 untring pcrse acc and u
dcious management to counterfeit the prevailing preiu.
dces, and 20 afford comfort aud satisfaction They take.
vast deal of pleasure in mentioning hst the hitherto
uunvitiug and coniortlcss condition of die Bell and IFS
aPPurle nanecs which promised much dissatsaclion
and withheld and embarrassed that prosperity lis ciit,
80 cmnenty merits, has been superseded by many desi
rahIe ana valuable improvements indicative Of better
uncs and which viii almost enable them pledge entire.
satisfaction to those with whosc company they may be-
favored.
we nave experienced ostcTs--O stables will be well
supplied with al kinds of grain aud forage
WILLIAM WASniNGTON,
WILLIAM 1ALIAFERRO
July D.. fn.-tf
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Elk CENTS REWARD, int no e1D6nses mill -
- Ran away from the subscriber on tie 10th instant
nglaito boy, who calls himself Laws ARmisrEaD IT,
lie IS about i've feet seven inches high and in the 18th
year OF ms age The said boy indentcd appfen.
ice to the boot and shoe making busness and a per
sons are hereby ioreworncd employing or harboufinq
MN, as the law will be strictly enforced
July 10th, 1885. f22-3t1 r. b. rooney
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"a UGUS1A SPEINGS.--'fhis deIiobtG1I S0louer
IN retreat and Watering place is again open Tor the re-
cepon OF company. under the suprrintendcnce Of the
suDscroer 10 such as are uaacquaiutcd with the wa
Ter, may c proper 10 say, that is pronounced Nv
those acquainted with The Harroweaie Springs i'm En-.
i1nd,to be OF the same quality. The situation is very
pleasant the surrounding country wild and pcturcsonc
ahi lhe accommodations inferior 10 those Of no gater-
Gnng place iu Western Virginia Visitors 10 The Warm
Ii9.' Wme Sulphur or oier Springs in Western Viz.
gino, may take the Augusta Springs in their roue viii
perfect convenience, and without any material increase
Of distance say not more than miles now road bs
ing nearly completed, which is quite level md smooth
from Staunton 70 the Augusta Springs.
july ~ t2l-4O JOHN II. PECK.
~ EW LINE or POST COACHES from RrE-
= mond 10 Chari0HesrWc--in 6ac sfgfe md rim The
requisite Speet and c0mfOTtForc reduced TO 81 only
instead Of - 30 the present rate For seats or n(or
nation, apply at the Bell Tavern in Richmond and Col
Wards Hotel, in Charlottesville. Days of d. psrture
rom Richmond end Charlottesville Sundays Wcdncs,
days and Fridays VIM SMITH
'py 49, 2O--G
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AND FOR SAbE.--The subscriber is DESTROYS Of
- selling the tract Of land which he resdes in tho
lower end OF tfranvie county N Carolina on tic wa
tcrs Of Island Creek miles from Tarrv'e Ferr, On n
anoke, "a miles South Of Boydon and the ssinc distance
SOUTHEAST Of Clarksve, in the county of Mecklen.
pug nc Isct Is supposed to contain upwards Of 1000
acres, about 800 Of which in woods and we'll timber
edj The reminder cleared and in state Of improve
nent About 20 well taken in red clover with
about 80 acres Of rstrate branch flats well dtched .t
This land e Of good quality, and well adapted to The
growth OF tobacco wheat corn and red clover On r.
IS arge two-sory dwelling house, with all necessary
outhousesj and 49, 10 The opinion oftle subscriber alto
gether most desirable plantation and residence Pur.
ehasers would do we'll to come and see IT,
June 30. Gl6-w9wJ f.. TONNES.
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EEANNY KEMBLEe-Fanny Kcinblc Buffers Jour
Is nal Is this day received by r. l. SMITH
Also further supply Of new fashionable Music for
the piano forte. It'll MAJ a
WWTESTMOBELhND FARM FOK SALE c.;Il
Y sell NY Farm, lying in t1c county Of Westmorc-
land, on the Potomac River, called King Copsico and
containing nearly 600 acres. This Us Of to nogt
productive farms Of is size in the Northern Neckips
remarkably WELL and is well iimbcrod There arc on
TINS Farm anew ovcrseers house, barn and other neccs-
safy Out housesPersons wishing 10 purchase will d.
rect their letters to the Subscriber. at Mansfield near
frcdcrcksburg. WI. BERNARD.
June - S-IGi
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xsasNfEsS'TaC.
DINNER NO EpWARp LIVINGSTON

DINNER 10 EDWARD LIVINGSTON.
PutLAnELrlnA, July 2I.-Snce the return of Mr..
Livingston 10 his own country hc has received many
manifestations OF the regard of his fellow citizens that
ne must feel abundanty assured of the general approba
ton which exists throughout the country Of his political
conduct aud course La our city certainly 1t exists
IN the fullest degree Among all parties is to be found
but one scntnent that is that the view he has taken of
the French question is the only one consistent with
national honor
The invitation given by number of our Denoc ratio
citizens on his first arrival accepted and Saturday
dinner
The following citizens chosen officers the
casion
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NENy ADVERTISEMENTS.

MJ OTICE-Proposas will be received at the Office OF
Ia the James River and Kanawha Company, in the
City Of Richmond until the Goth day of August next,
for rebuilding that part of Boshcrs dam, across james
River near 1uckaloe which has been swept away by
high water and also for rebuilding all that part Of said
dam called the Fish Slope, which remains in place,
but in Il shattered and injured condition.
The dam is to be rebuilt without any fish sopcbut
TO be strong and permanently constructed and the
tractor is present plan showing how he would
build both the timber part well the abutment and
fill in the earth aud puddle behind the wall of masonry
The timber, plank and stone to be furnished by
the Company and delivered the bank OF the river
the dam.
The particular position of the foundation OF the dam
and the abumcnt wall and connection of the part
with the old dam, will be given by MIR. Reins, Agent,
the Lower James River Canal 10 any person wishing TO
The proposals be handed in under seal
JOSEPH G. CABELL, I "a,
RANDOLPH HARRISON, 'om n"''IJ y "''
JOHN ii. COOKE, Sr. D DcV
RICHARD SAMPSON, D"ee'''S'
July %. 21-ot-wt20A