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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-02
POETRY.
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49, Yr,r.." from alr.. sIeovSsEr' ,ss On" scene.
asd udys mos, successful desctphno oso Of many
pasi wears II will come homo TO too 00''
dwelling in "i'ay d FITS LArsE OF YEARS
Game to tby native viIlass-io w. 49,, lore
Iomoar nm aGep, ia The worlds pfonu ', 'o't'
10 tu.n and trace the simplest n fsro, brook
T TN m'p oo S Tho wsterwhccl and se.Iy oo,I
, rha' ~; ar hoa,-snI there the hloaaet poot
~. ny WY u "n7f.ce lur'd thco forth, TO snao
r nv mort, when winter touchd my cheeS
Esciu is; a~ eriimson. Oft yon hiocE marS'd
; ~ gcc,c.t in tho raco, and thy clenr voiea
De- ike a busc, when tue shout pealed hish
. Thou cans, not think so nnny years nave hed
V s'"'' ' Sees, thou yon clamorous band,
lasting to school? Not one Of these had touchd
Lifos threshold, when thy mnniy arm was strong
To crush tho dangers in its Pilgrim path.
strnch forth thy hand and touch them If thou needs
Like sceptc Thomas, such proof to solve e.u
Thy doubt. Behold that blooming creature, luii
or tho sweet grace of perfect womanhood:
Didrt thou not take her Outlines in ti'no Rrns ~
When scarce few scan, moons had DER her rolld'
Porckance, ,hoa mays, remember how the nurss
Ssilra NOT TO yield her head its full support,
Aud thy rough whiskered cheek did brighten her.
-Seek'st thou thy piaymates: There are hoary men,
And mntrons bowling meath their lot OF care
And who highest babe the Kite aspire,
Have lowest sank to rest. Thou can'at notteel
What stern Tobbsr limo has been to thee;
And yet, nc,Links the olicious eye nigh, trace
Some siIvery tin,s amid thine own bright hair.
How silcntly the uu,umu's falling leaves ....-
49, Gone drifting through the uir. Tile snowflake steals
Scarce with lighter foot. So foe. our .! years,
And while dream their srcenicss still survives,
Amid the remnant nj their withored prido,
Our steps make sullrn echo
Yet the shcef
Looks not with envy towards its tussePd germ,
q Nor the ripe peach bemoans it's fallen flower;
Why then should man his VANISHED morn regret!
The day oil duty j, the day Of joy,
OF highest Joy, such as the heavens do bless,
60 keep pcrpetual summer in thy soul,
And take tho spirits smile along with thee.
Evcn thy wndiag- sheet.
Yon low ly roof
Thou kuowost it WE'LL and yet il seems more low
Than it wont to seem-tor thou hast been
A dcpizen Of loftier dones and halls,
Meet for tho feet Of princes. Ask thou not
For father or for mother, they who n,nde
That humble home beautiful TO thee:
! But 20 thy way, and show 10 some young heart,
The sau,e deep Iovo,-the same unchanSng zeal
a OF pure example, pointing 10 the skies
That nurur'd thee So shalt thou pay the debt
To Natures best affections, and TO God
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-02

A GREAT BARGAIN MAY BE HAD-T,co
"a ELooded Horses for Sule-one Eve years old next
Snru,. the other four years old Those wishing pur
chase. can see the pedigrees. They of the Sir
Charles, Dragon, Diomed, Sir Harry, Gouty, Wildair
Fearnought, and Signct blood The grand dam Of the
Srnet mare was Hambe,cn Primrose; the grand dam Of
Primrose was Selma, the grand dam of King HeEod Of
England - 20, 500 20.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-02

RJOTiCE-Pursuant to u Decd Of Trust, executed TO
the subscriber and Charles Thompson, jr. by SAM
ucl Cochran bearing date the 3st Of October ic5J'
and duly recorded in the Clerks office OF Hanover Coun'
ty Court, shall proceed 10 SELL on Monday, The l!th
day of February, 1886, if fair if not. the next fair day
thereafter at public auction the premises for ready
money, for the purposes therein expressed, the Tract
Land in said Trust Deed mentioned lying on both sides
Of Little river, i'll the county Of Hanover, and contain
ing three hundred and forty mine acres on which there
is Grist and Saw Mill, lanyard, and various other
improvements. Selling as trustee, shall convey snch
title only is vested in by the Trust Decd, though
the title is believed TO be good and un1nestionahe
j. y. G.. BROWN, Trustee.
Nnrrmhrr Ii lI-Wtds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-02

#E F. current debts due to the Office Of the Bank of
the United States at Richmond. which shall remain
unpaid, will, the lst Of the ensuing month"; be lruns.
fered the Bank OF Virginia and the Farmers Bank Of
Virginia The suspended debt due to the Bank o! the
United States, and payable at It's Office al Richmond
viz protested notes and bonds well sments will
be collected the said OHce-Thc approach the
period when the charter expires, WILL is hoped show
the debtors the necessity Of carly attention TO these
claims Dec. 81. IL
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November -.

A LBEMARLE LAND FOR SALE.--1hc un4c''
IA signed offers for sale the tract of land which lie
resides lying in the county Of marie chiefly between
the Stage Road leading from Charlottesville, rcdcck''
burg, and the South Yves, Mountains, adjoining the
lands Of Mr. John Rogers, Mrs L. Clark, ~ Contain
ng about 1900 acres 100 Of which cleared, the BAL
uncc in woods. Also, the moety of the tract winch
Mrs +. Clark resides to be held by her during her r
Also the half Of another tract lying on the wa''soi
Michunk and Beaver dam Creeks containing abort lg
acres and is chiefly valuable for timber. 1t is deemed
useless to give more minute description of tie ADORE
lands prcsumng will purchase without first e1
aiming them. They will be shown by The undrsE"fd
any person disposed to purchase, when he will Gah
known his terms JAMES CLARK
Ism 13-w4Y
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A NVII, by Monsieur Tonscn-dam, lsabella-va
"a stand the ensuing season (ic"') ut Halifax COun.
Inusc Va, ut thirty dollars the season, and fcrysr.
dollars 10 insure His performances too well know.
in Virginia to require comment. That lie was :acs
Lnrse Of the first class at all distances, infested
his contests with Tritic, Medoc. Mucklc John Jcssg,
Hanslap &c, &c. His sire was unr vailed as r,c:
horse and his dams runners TO the latest gcncr,
ions. fie has grown and spread very much, end il
form most striking likeness of the GodoPhin A. sSl,l
As to his pedigree, it is without bemlsa, and viii te
given with his performance in due tne. lie will /.
under The direction of Mr. Robert :. Woodng.
January H. I7!-lSl1 BALE FEYTON
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q ANGER.
AND TIE ART OF HEALING GENERALLY.

AND Tie AK VI HEALING bENFRhbhi'
To The Editor Of the S. r. TitgralM.
MMR. Editor We have noticed, in your paper ]"
lYA advertisement by Dr. Marshall, proposing to cure
Canccrous diseases, FiStua, &c. We hive been acc"
toned TO believe that these diseases we're, for the mos
part ncurabc; but having had opportunity OF W.
Messing Of III" practice of DR.. ~, we really th"
would BE- serving the Of humanity TO say ia v"
have been astonshcd ut the attending his ch"
We have cases. the appearance OF which o''
from all around, expressions Of hopeless despair "'
seemed to defy human skill; and yet after / few "''h'
under the treatment of Dr. NJ the disease, to all apFr'
ance is ciirctna!ly removed.
We take pleasure in calling the attention o: an!
you, readers, who may be suffering from these d'
ing diseases, TO the advertisement referred 10.
JAS. e. CRANE
AECHD. THOMAS.
CORNELIUS CREW,
EZEKIEL DAVIS,
RICHD. 6. GILLIAN,
JAMES CASklE,
a. FRENCH.
w. ". MARSHALL'S REMEDY FOR THE Pllt'
An infallibc remedy for the Piles, (Which has "'"
tested by various persons IN TINS c'ty ana else"
may be had by applying to W. \" Alarshai al the "'"
sion House. ,...ncd
Rrf.rcuce to persons cured Of Cancer Latciy-"iia"
Petit FIuvanna county; Mr.. l1ackct, Caroline co"h!i
Edward Bass, Colesvillc; Ichd Johnson, Cumber'no
county; Thos Skinner: f. City county; SAINT Mathew"
Brunswick county; MIR. Noble, Prince Edward cou"':
Mr. Miller Goochland county; Mr.. Janney, Ale1and'"
William p Wychc, Petersburg. .,
Sept. D. 4l-~u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-02

Ta1HOMAS c. WILSON, Genernt agent and Cd
z eetor, fox Newspapers and other clams'n tie City,
Of Washington d. c.
Refcr4nccs.-J. II. Reilly Mills, VIM: Doughery, :!
Puriy, w. w. Billing, j. A. Bender, J. 3. Ferguson,
Barnard & RAYMOND, f. i A. Il. Young, j. c. ii Kt.
den, F. Force, W. ". Moore.
January ID. IJ-N
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-02

a GENTLEMAN residing above tide water wi.l.
"A to employ for the present year, Lady qualified !,
teach the ordinary branches Of English educsi,'
the French language, painting and music, though d.
latter is not Indispensable. Address to this Office
Jam 49, 1g-2aw2v
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-02

MHENRY full !uhrr of Monsieur Tonson will ,,,
& 81 the cnsIin. SEASON (iS36) in the vicinity pf Hal
;.n;, 49,: e: e." 4cars the season. and -.
yenly five dollars to insure. From his g:"a size, SUI
rior bone and finish, his Citizen and Medley blood, i !,
believed that no stallion is better adapted 10 the Arch
and doublc-Archy mares, (Which abound in Huia1 al
Henry For his Memoir and Engraving, IAN Eng,ari,
which by TO means does justice to the horse) see Il
March No, IS:,5, Of the American Turf Register l.
will be under the control Of MIR. R. S. Wooding.
BALE PEYTOy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-02

ia M y 1TIVERN ,;'TA Nh . SJFJr -
W TEE nESn- ppoprpTT r0R SyJE-Edwa,d H.,
'Eo.: !, 49,. hr;a, b., daaJ ..
ith a,'u ~. ,Sr, nd atn,,cd ~ rscord - M
Inc ~ "t % %,,, - i,~s,nl. far the c;tv If R;.a '
oice Of ',e Our o. - tho nyd ~ nsa
mono on Inc sa's u"y, he1enascr menI;onsG 20
. u,e -. rs scc,6a 70 poIlv Sbrpard III. Iawtp;n
.e hnusand Iwo hundred and four dollars ,ni
ccnIs I'M 10 tho lime Of her decsp,e lin c,,
49,, hnId bonn.n before the 18th dny Of Alay lax;
ma aiso for ,L. nurposs Of securing within one yea;
aoa- IN. J,cr,se If said Polly II that should h,,
t.c,.o ,l cid .,5,I 81 Nov ~ 10 Marv sbar
pen D'iose 'ie say" IT,, ~ ~; w. ; ""'p
aLu' ,,r;r:l s,,n, NJ al; poi - cIs viii c ;n,s
NV h., "a accrued thraon from such d.c,as. and
the said ro!y Shepard havin. died on the Iath O. De-
- I-yli aud ,h, s,,d nrpcioal sum with in,e,.s,
c H. L.u Inc, ,,,,,;nn,d nor b,viu,, L.,n ,ad
,a hs un3..r.;,rpcd b.ing requested 90 70 do will
~ Tussygv lbc III IAN Of flL1nsrv neat at ~ oaOi
f,;r II MI the nett lar duy upon or near the pem
60. srI ,nd ,i.nosc nr ., 10 Inc n-nest blocs
III. nrnpprty conveyed by said deed TO wit all that lot
- - .ror,J ,,IIrJ half an ,c RI vin,, md he;rr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-02

ENOR SALE-4OO acres OF good Land, On =
e Ch;ckahomny; lies well, eight miles from R;s:
mond, is heavily tiinterrd. and within half mile NJ
81 mill sn.,e buildings; and about ono fourth Of Il.
land cleared. Possession given inined lats!y. Enor
at the Office Ct tie Wing or Enquirer. '"
II
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-02

ygyEACHER WANTED i wish TO employ in M
a family Lady qualified to teach the usual branch
cs of English education. Any communication to moa
the subject, mus, be directed to buckingham G.. H. Va
January II. L19-l2tJ j. w. EANIT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-02

yaNO THE LADIES AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Il rIic .HuSic and F0nry S0rc-1 have in store, am
constantly receiving, and will be very glad to SELL the
most splendid assortment of PIANOS, and all other kinds
of musical instruments strings, music, furniture and
many fancy Substantrrs AS putting is odous, will
merely state that my Pianos more beautiful, their
tone sweeter and more powerful that they remainn
longer, and better built than a other inferior ones,
and lastly that they be learnt to play in half the
time of some other instruments; in short, They
much superior TO many sold at other places, church
organ is to Jew sharp, with the tongue broke out AS
10 other musical Instruments furniture and fancy goods
they are far above any comparison. will sell lower
than any other person in this Sntendeed, so low that
YOU will be astonished. All new Panos after sold |
will deliver gratis distance under 40 miles | also
warrant and keep them in tune IL months hire out
Pianos, repair old ones, and take them in exchange.
will sell CiIars lower than any other person and be
ry polite particularly 10 Ladies.
Oct. 3D. [46-1af3m- w9m] GEO p KNAUFF.
SNEED AND CARPENTERS PATENT WHEAT
SS THRASHlNG MACHlNE.-The subscribers are
now prepared to offer to the public Wheat IhEashns
Machine improved plan, which is superior 70 any
in use in this country say with commence
that ey will thrash with less horse power and
than any other have ever seen-Nc ohty Dish ia1!
trial. and we warrant them to pcasc-We nave no oouD'
that they will supersede all others, wherever 'ey are
known or used Our patent was taken out last HPrhg'
and we built and sold several last season, whlch gave
perfect satisfaction, and all VINO used 'le"' ?,
Them 10 be Inc best they had ever seen We will sell
n,teps for counties or States reasonable tefns and
would recommend all machine builders adopt our plan
We will also furnish machines, built in the best manner
and warranted to please. Reference TO COL T. j. Ran
duInb. Col Thomas Macon, John p Sampson, William
Gilmore Hugh Nelson Francis K. Nelson Peter Meri-
wether all Of the county Of Abcma.le: Letters I'D.
dressed to Stapleton c. Sneed Eve.ettsre, AbemaEe
county, Va, will be attended 10.
January 26 e@-Wom
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r1RI1sT SALE OF LAND.-1n pursuance Of
trust doed executed the subscriber by William
H. Hardwick dated the als' De'emos 'ono of
Rnctinsbam to secure The payment of deb, due to
Rehard G. hoiss shall proceed To sell, on the pre-
misses to the highest bidder for ready onry' on usSu
:,c Isl of March next lnot, the 1t TAR
tain trac: parcel and benz In tI.
and BOUNDED by the lands Of Charles Yancey John Clio
vrr and samuel +. Ha,dwck: ami by James rIyer w.,
The ttI TO The ABOVE land is believed to be good 0Ht
selling rs trustee, sha convey only such ute as -
vested in ne BY snd trust I'D <,-1, ,.
,r:L L. % S}-w3w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-02

ssTu. I.r,s oY YEARS. from, Mrs om. oil Of
;nd ,dx1s mos, tinn o. Of many
S M. Years: Il will come homo to, tho o0'0"'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-02
In powhatan Circuit

EN ClIANCERY-VraoisIA Powha'an Circuit
g Court, October the 9Th, 1885:
Arn.is.cad 4. Green administrator OF John L. locke
deceased and administrator with the will annexed oil
james Cooke, dcctused, i''
against ,,,,,. c,u
william Browne, Branch T. Archer, William CIump'
Sheriff of P3whatan and administering OF Peter :. ar
cirr deceased Joseph A. Royal and Mary B. his wife,
Henry Anderson and John w. Nash, Deits
On the motion of the defendant Anderson, and tor rea
sons appearing to the Court is ordered that unless e
uaint shall mature this 50 as TO have It [eany
il, trial a, the next term Of this Court, the bill o! the
plainr shall! stand dismissed, with costs, as an &c. OF
This dar: And the defendant, Branch l. Archer, not
having entered his appearance and given security ae'
co7dng to the act of Assembly and rules OF this GouI
and it appearing TO the satisfaction OF The Couft tat e
is not an inhabtant of this Commonwealth, on the mo-
ton of the plaintiff by his Attorney, 1t Is ordered tha'
the said Branch r. Archer d. appear here on the hss
of the next term art! the bill OF The paint! ano
give srcurly for performing such decree as the Conr'
nay make herein and that copy os this order DC f"t'
with inserted in newspaper, published IN the cy
of Richmond and continued for two months successive
ly and that another copy be posted 81 the front dooF
this county. a Copy-Teste.
- 90 S,}-WSW
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CoMMIsslosER's OFFICE,

Iupp0hannOch, Jdn. 10Th, ESQ.
The parties concerned in the foregoing Order, are
hereby notified, that have appointed the 18th day of
February next to carry the same into effect They are
therefore, required to attend at my Office, with all ne
ccssary papers. &c WAS. II. PERKINS, Conn.,,
Jan IS ts5-wSwl C.S. {. l.. 4. e., Essen
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-02

JAS. T.. CRANE,
AECHD. THOMAS.
CORNELIUS CREW,
EZEKIEL DAVIS,
RICHD. G. GILLIAN,
JAMES CASklE,
A FRENCH
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-06-16
From the ". Orleans Bee, Nav PC.

News arrived in town yesterday from Galveston,
stating that the Texan government had effected a
negotiation or treaty with Santa Ana, as the Presi-
dent General of Mexico.
We have not ascerancd the particulars OF this
treaty; but suppose II is to rQnDgnize Texas as an
independent nation. Whether this will be done
10y Mexico, or whether it should be tolerated by
the United States, is doubtful, The Texan war
is national in Mexico; and was more involuntary
than voluntary with Santa Ana. The latter was
obliged TO concentrate the ardent wishes of his
counrymen, to continue his own popularity and
power; so that whether he be liberated, held cap
tive or shot, the war will be continued ; and may
not be concluded for months years.
From the NeD Orleans Bulletin Nay p.
A gentleman of high responsibility, arrived last
evening in this city, informs that Joseph Baker,
formerly editor of the Telegraph, printed at San
Felipe, having been sent, after the battle of
San Jaointo, to the Mexican army, left the division
under the command of Frasola, at the Colorado,
on the 9Th inst.
Fcasoa observed TO Mr. Baker, that as Gen
Santa Ana was a prisoner, he did not acknow ledge
him as General of the forces then in the field but
would recognize nim as President of the Mexican
nation, and as such he would obey his order to
Withdraw the troops, and would execute it as soon
as possible.
lie said he had no doubt but Congress would
acknowledge the Independent &C of Texas, for it
was country the Mexican people did not want ;
and although it has been explored and known TO
them for $50 years, and though good country for
the agriculturalist il was not one adapted TO the
habits OF the Mexican people, there being too ma
ny flies and mosquitoes for the convenienccs of
raising stock.
lie acknowledged that the present campaign in
Texas had terminated 10 the great DISGRACE of Mex
ico--that tho cruel massacre Of Col. Fannin's d.
vision was unuStiGable, and would meet with the
just Indignation of the civilized world He further
said, that the invasion of Texas was alone pro-
Jecled and carried on by the ambition of Santa
Ana that had it not been for this, Texas would
have been admitted State Of the Mexican Re-
public at the time she made the application,
through her agent, Gen. S. F. Austin in 1888, and
at this time would have had local government
suited TO her wants.
Tie wa, well aware, he said, that the Texans
were receiving aid from the citizens of the United
States, and that they had tho sympathios of that
nation.
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Botetourt Springs for sale.

I'HE subscriber wishes to sell privately the a.
4 bove property. 1t is situated between the towns
OF Salem and Fincastle, in the county of Botetourt,
IN the midst of rich, beautiful and densely popu-
lar neishborhood, and Immediately on the great
North eastern and South western road leading from
Baltimore through the Valley of Virginia to the
states OF Tennessee, Alabama &C. and easily ac-
cessoie from all other directions. The II torlety
OF these Springs renders unnecessary for me to
large upon their efficacy in the various diseases in
cident to Southern climate. | shall therefore
merely copy the following analysis made of them in
July, 1854; Soda magnesla-3 lime in COM
olnalon with sulphurc, muriatic and carbonic acid
Also some slick and alumine, and about one sixth
us volume OF hydrogen gas-some atmospheric air
one gallon OF water contains "a grains of mineral
substances. The season was unfavorahle for an
naysis, as there had been more or less ram every
day tor week. The use of these waters cannot
iall to be useful in Dyspcptic Hepatic and Cuta-
neous afcctions.-J. S. BAKER" The buildings are
all brick, well finished, handsomely arranged and
sufhcienty extensive for the accommodation of from
gu to loo boarders. Attached to these Springs in
the midst of which they are situated is Tract OF
Land consisting of 476 acres $50 of which are clear
eo' ana IN process of improvement by clover. The
timber is excellent, and the soil of the whole tract
o, character highly susceptible of improvement
vi these things. however, those disposed 10 purchase
can Judge best by inspection. IiEZ. DAGGS.
May 26 .aw
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-06-16
April
TRUST SALE.

In PURSUANCE of deed of trust, executed
Il by JOSEPH billiard, bearing date the lst of Au-
gust, 1926, and oi record in the Clerks Office of
Amherst county the subscriber will, on the 4th
day of June next, on the premises, offer for
sale, to the highest bidder, for cash, TRACT
OF LAND, in said deed mentioned, which Tract
is described as containing $50 acres. being in the
county of Amherst, on the waters of little Pinev
River, on Kings Creek and adjoining the lands of
Edmund Massie, James Campbell and Joseph
Goode. This land is represented as rich Noun
tain Land, and well worth the attention of To-
bacco planters. The subscriber knows of no
defect in the title, but will only convey such as is
vested in him by the deed aforesaid
LUCAS p. THOMPSON, Trustee.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
JAMES RIVER and k4NA5,HA Canal

DROP OSALS will be received at the Office Of
l. the James River and Kanawha COMPANY IN
the City OF Richmond from the 18th to the l3rd day
OF August, tor the construction of all the Excaya.
ton, Embaukment and Walling bot now u der con
tract, together with nearly all the Culycrts and the
greater portion OF the Locks between Iynchburg
aud Maidens' Adventure.
The work now advertised embraces the twenty
miles between Columbia and the head of Maldeps
Adventure Pond, the eight miles between Seven
Island Falls and Scottsville, and about twenty lsola-
ted sections, reserved at the former letting between
Scottsve and Lynchburg.
The quantity of Masonry offered is very great
consisting of about two hundred Culvcrs OF from
three to thirty feet span; nine Aqueducts, thirty
five Locks number of Wastes, with several farm
and road Bridges.
General plans aud specifications of all the work.
and special plans of the important Cuyerts and
Aqueducts, will be found at the offices of the SIEVE.
raj Principal Assistant Engineers on the line OF the
Canal.
The work will be prepared for examination by the
10Th July; but mechanics well recommended de-
srous OF immediate employment. can obtain contracts
Tor the construction of number of culyerts at pr.
yate letting
Persons offering to contract, who are unknown to
the subscriber, or any of the Assistant Engineers,
VIII be expected TO accompany their proposals by the
usual certificates of their character and ability
CHARLES ELLET jr.
chief Engineer Of the James Rrcr
and kdmi,cha Company.
NoTE-The Dams, Guard Locks most of the
bridges, and number OF Locks and Culyers, are
served for a future Letting. Persons visiting the
line for the purpose of obtaining work, would do
we'll call at the Office ofthe Company in tn. city
of Richmond where any information which they
may desire will be cheerfully communicated
The Valley of James River, between Lynchburg
ana Richmond, Is healthy. C.. f.. Jr
June6 "a