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HULL'S TRUSSES.
NOTICE TO RUPTURED PERSONS.


day on rely s Si IT.
&: s.ss as ss.
tS be a ss
Many persons undertaken 10 vend limitations Of Hus
isa inc ' be San IL sonse
made by unskfui mechanics and better Than the d
Raoms have been fitted up at No ve,ey street exclusively
io ladies' having separate entrance from the business depart
female in constant attendance to D M, IN upon
those who h.ye dse.y.d teeth and have
pey done the h. price usually charged can
pr bS a.
psr yf;cy i, rse ssd h a
that whs &c '1 q
hm and they shall y d,spponed any bot
csns rr9Psry performed and in fact perfect satisfaction ali
,p s,. Of b; york can be seen his c. and
TO fENSONs FROM The IOUNTnY.-Now mat the
s %1: ss % q. e: S and
Children ,0% So,. me gsm and lei
a cn nad bowels that help terribly nj the bills of
Dr. WHEELER % Greenwich street, with much .a.ae.
ee.e cS' ~ h to offer smsdv the curative
XXI, tx &c tain Thus esls Mo.sso eo%possS veSs
D.nhGn pynsiy, Cholera MofSs ss%nsI
con. m,m.y.ns. g. Wheeler has paSi.hed p%-
virtues that his Bam OF Moc rosseses as Yestorave
copy OF which ne will be happy TO fush auiious
Lacy OF Gentleman. Dr. Wheeers BaIsan hrs the peculiar
ss A. M dcine tia, preceding pleasant to the
sss' n.d dc 70 w sS,:
presents the following references
nafaR Of Mo,c.'eIiorsn Ward NJ e. Wsnchs.i,r Gen
John 0r.wod Esq; Capt DsPeyster packet shedan
Charles Butler, tI }. B. podd, Esq mes A Sqydam
ESQ Charles u. Ketchum. ESQ., and many others OF ECU
st.ndnR. m msec
ITO THE LADIEs-SrRlkER'S SOLUTTON-Ther
n Ia hafro ma nfofn
ths ta Ladies are often troubled vi pain disease
have gray hair chacged TO look well did thou
injury Mr. has expressly to be tended by sdv ar
his residence. Also, Mr. g. will change gentemt ma hal, .,
any ihas q color Druggists weudso well e lecp SHE
ifs .nd retail No Chatham ST. Opposite the reais,ss
wv "P'~"' D-imsr Il
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a. a.
MO. WALL AND 289 BROADWAY Offers for sale
IN L. al owing articles viz
IS Bales OF superior Gusa Tobacco.
10 Bses Of various qualities of Havana Leaf.
40 Drrms o. superior Turkey smoking Tobacco.
~ BAGS of hoice CofFee ior family
Asp all Tor of Arrow Root and Cocoa Nut.
Cases Of 10 and doz Zach scafaat Smoking Tobacco,
Doz bot les poupd each Nstchioches sluf. OF New
Orleans.
10000 Lord Byron Regaa Trabucos Canones and Psna
tslas.
La Ncrms Go aud m-diam size.
Venus Reg4lia Ia boxes Of 100 md In So
Plantation Segars end Manl Chsroors
AsrJra does, Hoor .gurdad, Port HavanosiLa
Empressa, G ira Small Y.ra and rrineipees.
German Tobacco in different qualities and Spanish.
An assortment Of chewing tobacco, pPss bo%is tubes
ambers snuff bog ders Mt gu ties
long Turkish cherry aud general OF
rcl Nj ndoza Perz, Star Lord byron and
Wholesale and tail
Also casks Of PHI Wafer Boxes of different Sizes
m13 mA
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To THE LADIES.
STR AW GOODS.

II BENNETT. q John street. lpporer and Manufacturer
fully informs that he continues receive
sons has splendid stock OF Ladies' fashionable Straw Bon
made OF the quality OF tT.ds AMI oherd
to the publ at reduced PRICES; vzsnesh end Fench
DnBs hles Italian Rut;ands Prince Ab,rI Br.ids, Fancy
Shell and lmperas Vctor aid, IA and splendid
ee1 Tuscan, nriiant, French Wha'ehone Ia article
Tor the ghness color and beauty Of
the chip and hs strength and durability o. the Tsscan
onrd articles are superior aud
les, shapes particularly the Orleans Gypsy the
season m3i lmsr
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I0h JAMES w. ATIRID0E'S TINCTUKE FOE IN
digestion, IDysrepsia-Ihs iuvauable remecy which
during IN last fifty years thousands from
death both IN Europe and America nrodu public
y to the many victims who suffering from the named
dsitssinR disease The proprietor wishes decidedly be
uudetood Though he t,kes this method OF king Is
dy public that the TIncture calculated all
daea.e incident to- the hDman trame but merely those
duced oy dnordered state OF the aeD csnal and known
Is Ind session or Dnpsusa. The ril Of single bottle will
which accompany IT, that teIbls disease be entre
dIcaed Nune oos testimonials may be By app wing
Msssn Carte Nephe OF Water aud
SALE who esae and retail the above named
aud At 10 Bowery. mo Imsr
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PALMO'S ARCArE Ba TIL,
rr,ux 1,,,3 80 HAMY Il STREET.
TEsSENTLENEN'S SALOON NOW OPEN-G,
Detn1.'. 49, - ...'....... .....?5 cents.
Baths with robes or sheets. SIX /"

Il HeduciIn " 0 ''1''"Tea
petns :. -. -. ..,'.'......'... ?5 cents.
% uckc's FOR.
Inc suoscner having leased the above establishment for
term OF years hi, commenced on scale whb
when comnlets 3D. WILL he aers him,eIf vie in tsse in coz.
~ elegance snd Sgnifce3ce with any similar
IN the world having visited The be. bah 10 En
sope ne ieet no esaon his fellow M thai
the spirit which has for the past thirty wears sc,ust.d IN
Yroning tno matter what COST the
lor neu sccis comfort end nee hall NOT on e me-
s Gee son be lost sight Of and the improve ens
ana eF pces u IN. kuToftap Baths will tale the he,ty
OF adding ftom inventive his Owe
gro Wen kdown rss all thar he has observed wanting TO ren
ue, the enjoyment Of bath TIE me plus tras az
The Lao,es sal will he in readiness in few DAYS a
nj description Of die varied improve viii be given when
Somp and the whole thrown open public ms ction
% ~ smec FERDINAND PAI.MO
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SHIELDS XYLOGRAPHIC PRESS
No As MaideI I

ShiL LIZ > AILOJhAPHlC PRESS,
- NO IS Maiden Lane. New York
The PROPRIETOR OF This we'll known estsbI;.b
ment invites the of
pruegnn, Perumers, 0rocers, Hardware and Dry Good
and all others his facilities for the eIecu
Ton Of Copper Plate and Xyog,yhic Engraving aud Pr
that he hes greatly dded stock Of and
snd improved plates fer superior those Of any Other
cStehiis HIM. mt IN America - ' ~
him 10 challenge with those the he's, Eny
pean printing Offices, and pared to execute al order
II k2.to be surpassed on either side Of the Atlantic
WIZ ~ The ann OF The proprietor continue PROVE
circulars. wrappers sbs directions &C. OF the beat uualy
al the owes POSSIBLE prices Original designs pistea
eyer description Of the first stve
o. NE art and elegantly printed in gold SILVER Bronze or
fancy colors, at short notice. - -
large and neral assortment Of Druggists
GtHum Crocers and other labels,
y re had wholesale aud retail and all articles entirely con-
neesd with the trade Job Printing every variety OF stye
neatly executed order and the
and the proprietor here OBSERVE that the owest pr.sb
puce charged FOR work done IN his sy,.en
WHO'D tne Great extent CT his business spsbles him fully 10
cary ouI wi be with punctusty and
Ig n or the wishes OF his d il horrd viii
anoro the utmost ssfacon and all orde The ntrv
uncuay attended to- and the articles ordered forwarded
mimi CHAs sHIE%ps. pror,.,.,
NJ nh A-Described. Illustrated and Famsrize
en-, Ii 70 have inst received from LONDON q msgnf
iusted work China which they intend 70 i,s5s IL
b1s5 win all the aids Of engraving and pristpr corn
& tno Interesting country The aronitv H. o,sn
=. 49, 10y ~, etclu's character Of the institute m. of Cbns
49,. .as NJ he present time, ueculiav cnnro
nc IT, oe rsne condering the interest which ,s go,. ~
IN United states, In connection with 80, NC, row ie
~ oeins 20 mucn d with tts, snsni.
CONTAINING 'n'ee 'ee' ensra'iHg' in eseb Pre-. cents
my7-imsr "h"1iN CO.,
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HIGHLY TMFORTANT.


ITO OWNERS OF HORsEs.-s. BUsHEL. practical
Veterinary Surgeon would inform he rubc that he has
had seven years practice in the British Amy. B will
pay every attention TO horses the stable Chpges
moderate 70 suit the times He would inform carmen whose
hotss require phc, that the aJrroprate call
Won be Satn day, they will be alb TO the on
Morsay Kinds Of horse medi Inc kept constantly hand
va bails OF very DESCRIPTION Is c-n cough and con-
duon powders 23 GEMS; bsering mt, cents; hoof
ointment, I2 cent? article Of korse nament
ior rans use. ke price IS cents Advice gratis his
jel lmsm ~
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DOCTOR BELL.


DOCTOR BELL deyotes hi. personal attention (day. IN
nj M to the removal Of private diseases in every
stage All suffering under protracted
successfully treated by pretended practon
ersthcs .a5orig under the destructive effects Of
quack and all who the of disease
lurking in the syscf consult Dr. B. always with
antee OF cure
Persons contemplating who have been the sub
ects Of delicate diseases may Dr. Bell with honorable
confidence Postpaid letters describing persons
distance have s prompt jr. Bs treatment never
SUSPICION well known lie safe and
NO. Private oaice.s7 CEDAR STREET. two deor from
Broadway. ma lmsr
G6D0 REWARD-CROSS' SPECIFIC MIXTURE
%COO for the cure ol Gonnooes, VIeen, srciures
aaInguos c ,mNi aHts of the Oreul 81 generation
or a rcr,e o discovered for the above complaints
this IL the certain
makes speedy and permanent cure without the le.st re
sncton to dies drnk. eIpo.ure change application
tusnssa.
We give long quack endations to deceive the
sha speak for it. Our Objects notify whers be hrd
and the proprietor Challenges single Of recent
thos to be brought, which n0I dect
rarid cure, under forfeiture Of $500
Ihss disease that nforun ey pervades all ranks of
cieiy-heh low, rich and matrimonial and Tney
are here presented with remedy ty which tn
without the least the shortest possbe
Eorher this dseas, cannot be contraeted duse Of
mixture taken night going bed when exposed
bottle One bottle lasts week. which generally
FOR sale only at w% Minor 10, Broadway eorrer of
John street. opposite Frsnkln House, New Yot Jones'
corner OF Chestgct ald seventh Streets phadpna
). NJ smiths 1873 Waahnston s,-esf. Boston. me imsr
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A BEAUTIFUL HEAD OF HAIR TO BE HAD
FOR THREE SHILLINGS.-READ,


DEADER If we prove article 10 be rood will vou he.
aSleye IL? seems that you been 6umbugged 70 Of
en That II an az lcle proved good
IT, NOV read These are tie real and positive qualities Of
Hair tesomvs will general improve and beauty the
hair II will force the hair the heal face and bo
the sesP healthy stay the hair falling OF and thoroughly
make The hair naturally dark and beautiful Jones'
Eors Hair Restorative Is sold at the sign OF the American
AgensZe,ber Third aud Dock street, Philadelphia and
nert To- the American Hotel, Washington, [. ate
street Boston Cleveland King street, Charleston g. C. 81
state street Albany MITCHELL Norwich, Chenanxo, ". VI
BROOKLYN. " " ma Inns
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CURLED HAIR,
AND

HAIR SEATING.
10000 POUNDS sGuh American Gnsa H.I Of
of Hair Seating plain and from IS TO 80 inches inclusive.
suitable for uphosleres and bnet
manufactured aud always or hand for sale BY
JOHNSON GREEN
No 1h'
Orders from all parts of the Un'-' ,v,,,isra ,it..t
and with fidelity, for cash eatrs efecue1 oro:nptjy
satisfactory approved fitV cefiance or othe
grO st fony months. mig linz m
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o B T II VA r Y,

DIED, on Sunday night, the 10th inst, Mrs MARoA.
Ret WHITE, in the 63d year of her age wife of Cant
Robert White, OF Lexington.
DIED, in Harrisonbnrg, the 18th. JAMES DUFF in
the 10Th year oil his agclong nhabant of that town
[CoMMUNIcATED]
How numerous arc the reyerscs of life How fire.
quenty do provdental bereavements sound in our
" Arse we and depart, for this is not rest
we arc led to these sombrous reflections by the sudden
departure OF JULIA ANN VANFossEN consort of Jacob
Vanfossen decd the 22nd umo in the Goth wear of
her age. The death of friends is nj all times 60
Tenn and instructive event. but the remembrance of their
wespent lives and the knowledge of their triumphant
ueath afford sweet solace to minds considerably
death is permitted to break upon our own family
and to take beloved parent an acctionac sister
or generous and warm hearted brother the painful con
seriousness that we shall hear their more in this
world, comes over US like the chill of evening and is
burden c nature, if left herself is scarcely able 10
endure Bat IN the death OF this esmablc LADY, we are
NOT left without hope for her picy emincntly pract
Gait entered into her every day life and she'd its holy
loved husband April last the scenes of this life seemed
gradually receding from her view, Her concmpat;ons
nave since been directed enduring sphere Of
necuon ana existence Bies with pure and rejecting
Iaih she had wci-foundcd hope of acc hereafter
and has sunk TO rest like the evening of Wells
4ay, whose setting sun bespoke glorious rising Her
language seemed TO be- Grcvc not my children (which
are Tour IN number and al her breast tits well with
enIngs are midi But she is goncand the toars sLd
upon heI grave will be of mingled oy and grief.
'neyw NOT they cannot be akin to those OF homeless
soliow. one is gone-but her memory and her worth
loved her She is gone from n ,vorIJ r "S; e",'y
uecline to land where the weary niyr;, e anu
poses. And why? o! re'' '0'o'or re-
Why should we mourn such absent fr;cnds
Or shake at deaths alarms2
lis but the voice that Jesus sends
10 call us to mis- arms.o
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.

RY virtue of decree Of the Circuit Superior
= Court of Law and Chancery for Augusta
County, rendered at the June Term, lS43, in the
case OF Shank and al VS.. Shank's ad'mr and al,
shall proceed on Friday, the LIST day of Sep
tember next to sell on the premises TO the highest
bidder, at public auction, a Tract Of Land, con-
tanning 30 acres, adjoining the lands Of Solomon
Bowers, Adam Long, and Benjamin Weller,
about two miles north east of Mt. Sidney in Au-
gusta county about twenty acres of this Tract of
Land are cleared and in good stale Of cultivation
The improvements are good Log House, kitch-
EN-, Stable, &C., and very excellent small Or
chard. II is presumed that persons desiring to
purchase will examine tho land for themselves
Terms of sale-One-third in cash, and the balance
in three equal annual instaments; bonds with
good security to be taken for the deferred pay.
mcnts. BENJAMIN WELLER, Comm'r.
July 27.-5t. Prs fee So 25.l
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Bath County Circuit Superior Court Of Latv and
Chancery, .aprH Term 1913.
Robert Given and John Irons and o,hers,-Plffs.
AGAINST
James Gwin and VIM. f. Hogse,t, 'or. of Da-
vld Gwin, decd, Isabella, wife OF said VIM. +.
Hogsett, Robert Conner and Margaret his wife;
VIM. McClung and Rachael his wife, David
Gwln, Robt. Lockridge and Polly his wife, Ro.
Gwin, John Gwin, Sally Kincad, Nancy VII
ley, John Cleek and Jane his wife, John Cleek
jr., Esther Wiley, Sally Hamilton, Silas Hin
ton and Susan his wife, Samuel Given and t.
lizabe,h his wife, David G. Given, VIM. Civ:
en-, Susanna Given, Thomas Irons and Nancy
his wife, Samuel Ruckman, administrator de
bonis non, with the will annexed, of Ohio
Wade the elder, David l.. Ruckman, Executor
OF Ohio Wade the younger, Leouard Wade,
Abraham Wade, James Wade John Hinkle,
Robert McClin,ic, James Hamilton, Charles
Hamilton, Adam Stephenson, eX'or Of John
Stephenson, VIM. Cee,, ex'or. Of Reuben
Buzzard, decd, and John Lighiner, ex'or. Of
Adam Lightner, dec'd.--Defendanis.
IN motion of the plaintiffs by their counsel,
anu for reasons appearing to the Court, it is
ordered that the reports, both original and amend
ed, of Master Commissioner Samuel Clark, be
referred to Andrew Damron, who is hereby app
pointed special Commissioner for that purpose
with directions to reform and remodel the same as
TO him may seem necessary, as either party
may require, and report the same TO this Court
And the said Commissioner is authorized TO pro.
coed In the absence of either, who after having
reasonable notice of his appointment or adjourn
ment, shall fail 10 attend him.
A Copy=-Teste,
CHAS. F. FRANCISCO, d. G.
TGNHE parties interested in the foregoing order
- will please take notice that will proceed To
execute the same, on the 9Th day of August next;
at the Office of George Mayse, Warm Springs,
Bath county Va, at which time and place the
parties will furnish such evidence as they may
wish to place before the Commissioner.
ANDREW DAMRON,
July cit. Special Commissioners.
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Staunton s. Jas. Riper Turnpike Compan,

ofdnnfon q Jas. HtDer Turnpike COmpdny
At an adjourned meeting of the Stockholders of the
Saunton and James River Turnpike company held al the
IS43,
KENToN HARPER acted as Secretary.
it being ascertaned that majority of the stock was
represented the Report Of the President and Directors
wax read when, on motion of DAVID W. PArrEroN
esq, the State Proxy, il was
Resolved, That there be- and annually hereafter
committee of three Stockholders appointed whose du-
ty shall be to ascertain and report the
The condition Of the Road, and the general and special
management the same, as also the in which
the books and financial affairs of the Company are kent
and that said committee also report their opinion of such
will tend TO promote the pcrmanencc value
and usefulness of the Road, reduction of excessive
charges prohibition of all unnecessary expenses and
economical systematic and efficient Organization Of
the superintendent and management of the same
Resolved That the committee now to be appointed
make such report TO general adjourned meeting of the
stockholders OF this Company 10 be held this place
on Saturday the . 9th day of August next.
Whercupon, ALEx'R. S. HALL, GEoREE EsKRrpGE,
The Report Of the President and Directors was then
referred TO said committee with instructions examine
Tho meeting then proceeded the election Of officers
aesErs SMITH We esq; was reelected President of the
KINs were elected Directors.
On motion of N. G.. KINNEY, Esq
Resolved, That the President and Directors be au-
thorZed to purchase ground for the erection of toll
house at the base of the Blue Ridge and
to act in reference TO increase of the number of toll
gates and the application mentioned in the report from
the Corporate authorities of Saunon, as thew in
judgment, may deem just and proper.
On motion, the following preamble and resolution
were adopted:
Whereas, has been represented 10 this meeting by
the President OF the Company that VIM. =. Parrish the
Stage contractor the mail between Stanton and
Charlottesville has refused opay the tolls for his stages
agreed on between him and this company, to be paid
quarterly and letter from said Parish to said Pres-
dent of date 18th May, 1913, is exhibited TO the
company, and no tolls have been paid by him since
March lastResolved therefore, that unless said Stage
contractor, his agent, SHALL before the LIST day
OF Ausostnext pay up the tolls due according said I'M
derstanding and contract with this company and give
satisfactory that the tolls shall thereafter be
regularly and punctuay paid according contract at
least quarterly the President and Directors of this Com
pany, may and they hereby instructed to sec that
their gate-kcepers collect the regular full tolls for
the stages they pass the gates that said Prcsi
the tolls then due.
The meeting then adjoun.cd.
SAMUEL CLARKE, E ca siT,n-
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pURSUANTto decree of the Circuit supe.

PURSUANT to decree of the Circuit Supe.
rior Court OF Law and Chancery for Augusta
County, pronounced on the 18th day of June,
lS43, in two suits therein depending, one in the
name of Geo. Baylor, sr., vs. John M. Putnam,
&c, the other in the name Of John Nj. Pitman, vs..
Elijah May, &c., the undersigned, the Commits
sioner therein named, will proceed on Saturday,
the 18th day of August next, at o'clock, A. NJ,
on the premises, to sell at public auction, to the
highest bidder, House and Lo, in the Town of
Staunton. corner of Beverly and Augusta street,
on which lot there is brick Store and Dwelling
House attached, with other out houses The
store room is vacant. The dwelling part of the
house is now occupied by Joseph Points as
tenant.
Tems-So much Of the proceeds OF sale as
Will be sufficient to defray the expenses Of sale,
to be paid in cash, the balance in three equal in
stalments of 6, 10 and fS months, the purchaser
giving bonds with approved security.
WIN. KINNEY, Comm'r.
July 90, 1S43.
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wnswvgws gowNDNYs

vvNHE subscriber has erected foundry at Vesu'
vius Furnace for the double purpose Of making
ali artcies usually executed at foundries, and OF
manufacturing the Livingston county Plow. This
plow was first used in the county of Rockbridge
many of our most intelligent farmers who have
had an opportunity OF testing it, have given Tho
strongest testimony Gifts value as a cheap, cfi-
cfent, and strong article-indeed it is believed
that all without single exception, who have
purchased and tried this plow during the past
year, have been highly pleased with its operation,
and have been generally convinced that it will
soon supercede all Others now in use. Tho pat
terms which the'subscriber now has, were made
BY the Paientee during the past year, expressly
for the State Of Virginia and are believed to be
an improvement upon the form Of his first pattern;
particularly in having stronger turning power.
The old patterns for the paints and slides of this
pillow, and all the patterns for the self sharpening
pillow, at this foundry also complete sett
of patterns for the f'hreshing Machine HORSE
PowER formerly made by Mr.. Bradley. Allkinds
of iron turning neatly executed. The foundry
Will be under the management Of Mr. Schuyler
Bradley, whose reputation as moulder is suffi-
Client guaranty that all jobs will be neatly cxecu-
ted. In asking share OF the public patronage
Tor this foundry, the subscriber relies entirely upon
these facts that all his nasks L. Of his patterns
are new that his materials and workmen are the
very best in the valley; and that he is determined
spare no expense to make it in all respects such
an establishment as will meet the wants of this
MATTHEW BRYAN.
March %, lsl3.-lsm
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10 CONTRACTORS.

I'HE undersigned will receive Two proposals,
as follows: lst. For repairing so much of
the Staunton and James River Turnpike Road as
lies between the road leading to Lexington, oppo-
site David Peers Blacksmith Shop, to the culyert
across the street east of Mrs. Harman's Tavern.
The proposals must specify for what sum the con-
tractor will MPAdamize the distance aforesaid,
with at least one foot of metal, TO be broke and
placed on the road, the width of the present road
End. What sum will the contractor undertake 10
make the road without metal, from The Black
smith Shop aforesaid, on the west side of Lewis
Creek, and crossing the creek at the lower end of
Garber's Stable TO The street in front of Garber's
Tavern said road TO be % feet of carriage-way,
with an inclination to the hill of ] inch to the
foot the bank ON the upper side to be at an angle
of 49, and one more paved cutters, to carry off
surplus water. The contractor will be paid as the
work progresses, the Company retaining in their
hands 20 per cent. on the estimate as security to
ensure It's completion. The above proposals will
be received and opened on Saturday the 9Th day
OF August next.
JOS. SMITH, Pres dent.
July 81, 1913.