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Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-01-28
Talk pith the Indians.

July Give were ready 10 depart; the
tents we're struck, the mules geare up,
and our horses saddled, and we walked 70
the fort 10 take the stirrup cup with our
friends in an excellent home brewed pre.
partition. While thus pleasantly eng ged,
seated in me of the lutte DOL chambers,
AT the door Of which man bad been sta
toned to prevent intrusion from the In.
dians,R number Of chiefs, several Of them
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-09-18
POLITICAL.
cpM-TaE WELCOME

Il
c,, :, The evening, or come in the morning,
Come when you're looked Tor, or come WITHOUT
warning;
Kisses aud welcome you'll find here before you
And The oO'ner you come here the more III ADORE
you. ,;rh,cd
Lish, is my heart since The day we were Pilsnsaa'
Red is nv cheek that they told me was ol'sns.a or
The green OF the trees looks far greenel '''d"
And The Linnels are singing, iu'
don't sever"
IN pull you sweet flowers, to wear II you ch0'ss
or after you've kissed them, they'll lie on my DO
son. =, ;,en;re
IN fetch from the mountain lis breeze TO INSPIRE
you; o,,, tire YOU ;
IN fetch from my fancy tale that wontnre spe
q, vonr steps like the rain 10 the summei-'e
n, s,hrs and shield 10 knight without as soua
~, s;na Won swee, songs till the stars i'se "o''0
Then Wandering ri wish you in silence 10 love
me-
We'll look through The trees al the chm ana INT
eyrie, Az. q;
Wen tread round the path in the track oil The ai-
,ye,u lool, ON the stars and wen list TO The rlVef'
'rill YOU ask of your darling what sii' you ea'
give her. ,..,h,v
o! she'll whisper you, "Love as unehanseao'y
beaming, c.,. ,m
And trust, when in secret, most tuneiuily s'rea"-
ing,
Till The starlight OF heaven above us snail quiVeI
And our souls flow in one down eternity ; river.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-09-18

Married, on Wednesday. the I'd inst. on The
Natural Bridge, by The Rev. VIM t. Richard
son, Mr.. JonN G. TREpwAY to Miss FRANCES L.
WILLIAMS, all of Salem.
We clip the above announcement from the
Lynchburg yirsinian. We have heard of
marriage by the electric telegraph-the magic
Eyes" being transmitted by the lightninss fash.
We have read OF curious scene in Georgia,
where the minister, standing on one side Of RI
yer, raised his stentorian voice and pronounced a
couple on the other side TO be man and WIFE
But The present case furnishes The purest instance
of romance that we know Of What an exqui-
site idea for loving pair 10 select so grand
and stupendous work of Nature, to unite their
hands and hearts! Solemn as the ceremony usu-
ally is, On this occasion il must have been fully
sublime. Talk Of the "Bridge Of Sighs' which
connects the dark, damp dungeons OF Venice
with The Doge's Palace Our Natural Bridge
may hereafter be more Justly styled the bridge
of Sehs"-lhe breathings forth, not OF horror and
despair, bu. of happiness andlove. Who would
object 10 the ceremony on such spot were ii
uuerslv 10 enjoy the romance OF the scene
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-09-18
MARRIAGES..


Married, in Petersburg, on THURSDAY merr;o.
We 10Th inst. al The residence of X X. Meade i. +
oy the Rev. II. Is. Cowles, Mr. EDwiy " .Fs,sx5
Of Chesterfield county, 10 Mrs. MAMsrr, |
BooTH, OF Petersburg.
Married, on Thursday evening, ~ lie ,sr.
Mr.. GEORGE ScHAFER, Of Petersburg, Is N>
CLoRlNA WlLKERsoN, OF Prince George cogr.,
Married, in Prince George county. an W.
nesday, the 9Th inst, BY the Rev William yen
Mr.. JonH w. EpPEs, 10 Miss May viso>.
BATE, second daughter OF Henry Bate, E>9
Married, on The Sth inst, BY Rev. J. D. Con-
INC, Mr.. BuRwFLL WELLS, 10 Mrs. JASs L.s,
all Of Petersburg.
Married. in Campbell county, August 3lsl. (
The Rev. VIM. II. kinckle, Mr.. Tnos. |. Pm
roN, Of Abingdon, 10 Miss ASN NJ, daughter
The Hon. Fleming Saunders.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-09-18
PUBLIC MEETING IN ACCoMACK

! PUBLIC MEETING IN ACCOMACK.
In accordance with previons notice, meeting
of the citizens oflhis county was held on Sls Aug.
1.-THE Court House, to take into consideration The
serious evils 10 be apprehended from the adhe-
renee of the Melhodsls OF this county to the Phi
adelphia Conference, and 10 urge upon them Inc
necessity OF their connecting themselves with The
Methodist Episcopal Church, South.
The meeting was ca He'd 10 order BY the Hon
George P. Scarburgh, who, in brief address
stated the objects OF The meeling-respecifully but
firmly demonstrating with the Methodisls upon
their present position; impressing upon them the
dangers which may result 10 the safety of The
people, and calling upon them, as pious, intelli-
gent men, 10 sever their connection with The Con-
ference alluded TO- and attach themselves 10 the
Virginia Conference.
The meeting was then organized by The ap-
pointment of The following officers:
Presidcnl-Robert J. Poulson.
Ticc IoresidenLs-Stephcn Hopkins, VIM Par
ramore, Richard P. Read, Edward 0. Finney,
William Mock, VIM. P. Moore, Jr., James Nor
Than, John R. Bowdoin.
Secretary-John w. Gillet.
Il was moved that committee be nominated
by the chair, TO prepare The business OF the meet
ing; WheTeupOn george Z. OcdIOuISH, w W. Z.
Bayly, Edward P. Pitts, John w. FL. Parker,
Charles B. Duield, Thomas t. Chopper, Louis
G. H. Finney, WIN. Straw Gusts, LittI. Mock,
James Walker, VIM Samuel Gusts, Richard J.
Ayres and Lewis l.. Snead, were appointed.
The committee, through the Hon. George P.
Scarburgh, their chairman, reported The following
preamble and resolution, as expressive OF the
views OF this meeting, which were unanimously
adopted viz:
Amongst the business of the General Confer
ence of the Methodist Episcopal Church, held in
the city OF New York. in May, A. d. 1874, was
an appeal OF The Rev. Francis A. Harding from
decision Of The Baltimore Conference, by which
he had been suspended Tor failing 10 manumil
certain slaves which had come into his posses
sion by virtue OF his martial rights. 1t clearly
appeared that, according 10 the laws of Mary
land. no person, in that State, can emancipate a
slave 10 remain therein; and, moreover, that a
husband there has no other or further right 10 his
wife's slaves, than their labor while ne lives;
that he can neither sell nor liberale them, nor
can he and his wife, either jointly or separately,
manumit her slaves by deed or otherwise. Ne
vertheless, the General Conference, by vote OF
III TO Sc, refused 10 reverse The decision oil the
Baltimore Conference.
Afterwards, at the same General Conference,
on the motion OF the Reverend Mr.. Collins, OF the
Baltimore Conference. Preamble and Resolu-
lions were adopted, suggesting that one oil the
Bishops of The Methodist Episcopal Church had
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-09-18
Correspondence Of The Norfolk Beaeon.l


The question naturally arises, "in what respect
has Virginia been benefitted by The recent ses-
sion of Congress7" In more ways than one:
richly will she pariake of The blessings necessa-
rily attending the passage of the new Tariff bill
by it her agricultural interests will receive an
additional and healthful impetus, which will tell
on her future prosperity. But besides all this,
Virginia has been highly favored BY the passage
OF the Retrocession Bill. She has received again
10 her embrace long lost daughter and AleIan.
dria stands forth again among the farest of her
cities Welcome, thrice welcome, is this time
honored city TO The time honored Stale from
which she was seeded Alexandria proudly
owns as her own that glorious motto, "Sic Sem
per Tyrannis." The President has issued his
Proclamation, announcing The joyful tidings of
the retrocesson. Bonfices and Examinations,
The deafening roar of cannon and hearty cheers
OF patriotic citizens, succeeded The final consun-
nation OF the AleYandrians' wishes.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-09-18
a COpy-Fcstt, ,,ycnY
Aug. 2l-cw2ul WISSLOW hoBiH5o''

TN Observation-Disclosures Rule. bell nee ~
1 Clerks OfHce Of the Superior Court Of lhan
the Richmond Circuit the Sd day of August, J."
Allen II. Mills, Marshall R. Stafford anu nnse, ~
Uubbeu late merchants and partners, tradin. 9"f
name Of Mills Stafford and Company,
against pscnl,ni,.
Frederick Grifing, and other pe,,,,t b.
The defendant above named not having en- ny IN Il
,onearanee and given security, according 10 a,afn.
Asse nably aud the rules OF this CouI ana q
hv ssiisfaetory evidence that he 10 not an @ 's,nd.
M COMMONWEALTH, it Is ordered thu, the aa cont.
ant do appear the rules TO he held for ne ia -
in The Clerks Office thereof, on The nt't "orIa NJ
bai COPY OF this order be forth ~iin in-er,a IL -
newspaper published in the city OF Dor q ne
months successfully, and posted al li' T..,e.
Capitol in The said city. puoWARD Iih'
Aug. 2l-cw2m y. . -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-09-18
HIGH PRICE OF COAL

HIGH PRICE OF COAL-Almo>t er..-
one that uses anthracite coal in this civ. !, o-,n
bling al the high price Of that article a Inc rra ne.
ent lime. AL this time last year, i, could be /. /,
OF superior quality, al - perton delivered a, H.
door and inferior qualities al lower rates NV
The price is So, with an extra charge tar deliver.
ing. Hundreds OF persons are posiponiag H.
buyinsoi their winter supply. in The cxpeclana,
that Il will yet be obtained a, a more mod-g,
price, Bal. Stu. II
Complaints OF similar character 6. 4. +.
Pennsylvanian,) are made Of lhr prize, :. -
in This cy, il having suddenly gone ~ t,.,S :
~ 10 % - per ton. What causes this incr-s.
Of price IS AN incident wh'chpnr 1c, honse..e,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-09-18

GLASS CUTTlNG.-A .I,.
,ne e., royal roly'echnle s' noo u London i
Ryan illustrated mcthe OF cutting ami por
Slass oy common nor instruments. emplo,r
however, so'inon OF camphor an iurpen,.,
instead Of lhe usua' preparations, snch a, en-.
su'phale q copy :, &c. BY keeping .hc NO.,
mem 'ho's'ehe' with the camphorated turnen.,,
me doctor - owed that glass might be- az J.
bored a ~ Oily as any Of the metals. TIN, !.
secret WEI. worth knowing.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-09-18

poHICK CHURCH.-This venerable edi-
fee. one OF the most interesting places in Virgil
MIA the Church where Washington, and other
illustrious men, worshipped, is now in a sad state
some of the windows falling out aud many re-
pairs wanting Why are not the doors kept
ioeked7 As it is, the church may be refuge io I
The cattle, in bad weather. This time honofed
church ought 10 be placed in good repair, and
carefully preserved from dilapidation.
alexandria Ga=sAe.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-09-18

Departed this lite, n Lawrencevie, Bu
wick county, Va, on The 5I>r day OF Auga, +.
Mrs MARY l.. BuTTs, wife Of Col Ausu>1rel
Butts, aged - years and five months. NJ. &
was sick some two or three weeks, bur ~ an
hension was entertained Of her dissolution I
the evening preceding her death. She ha> Il
devoted husband, three interesting children, Z 7.
der mother, AMI other near relatives, 10 wecp u,
her death. The writer Of this has known u,
Butts Tor many years, and he can with trulh i.
she was lady remarkable Tor every virtue q
culaled 10 adorn aud render valuable The tens
character.
Died, on The evening of the Sth Ser'eu.t
VIRGINIA DASDRlDGE, third daughter .. Hen
L. and Virginia Il. Brooke OF Ibis civ, ale.
prolracted illness 81 several weeks, aged yral
Again has death bcfcit her parents Il 4 i
child. Bul few weeks since they innnined Z
loss OF another. a mysterious Providence !,
called them again 10 weep at The grave d one
The lo.cliest flowers OF earth May He VI
lempcrS the wind 10 the sho:n lamb, enat
them 10 bear with fImnes> and resignation I.
severesi trial which a kind God visits upon
parents heart.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-09-18
A n a Court Of Quarterly Session began and l,ldl

Conrt oi Quarterly Session began AMI ltld I
- New Kent County, at the Court House Thereof Z
Thursday, the 18Th day of August, lsf6:
On the motion of James Woodnn, Jr., WHO mar &
Reberca 4. Slater, daughter Of Meredith S.iisr. 7
c-ased, and who Ii Of The distributes ~ m 80
Meredith Slater II appearing Ia the court 40 mon
than two Years have elapsed since ~, paa'iigai"'
Richmond L. Lacy the admlnIstratof !" Nirt'a'
Slater, deceased II is ordered that all lri."u i'
claims against thr estate Of Meredith slate dr'''-
Id exhibit the same for settlement 10 The sHld w
+. Lacy, administrator Of Meredith Slater, dterr'
before the l0ih day Of November, Isi6, aud 'hh ~
Of this order be inserted for eight weeks ~ ih- Vs.
mond Wing and Richmond enquirer, and ancihrf g
thereof be posted Al the Court House door 81 m ~.
" IN two several Court days.
Copy, BAT. ID. CHRISTIAN, y. 7
t.sit
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-09-18
INTERESTING SLAVE CASE.

ICOrTeSp0nnenre u lDp
WoopvLLE, Va, Sept. !, 1916.
A slave case Of much interest was decided IL
this county a, the laleterm OF our Supreme Court.
Il was the case Of Negro Kitty Payne and her
children, who had been brought 10 Virginia BY
Samuel Maddox, from Adams county, Pa, ana
claimed by him as his slaves. The case came
ND on feigned issue before The Supreme Court,
10 try the question of their freedom, and was ably
and deliberately argued. 4. Turner, Esq, APP
peared as the counsel for The slaves, and greatly
distinguished himself by a mos, powerful afgn-
men, in their behalf, in which The law and the
facts were clearly set forth. The result OF the
trial was. that the Court rendered special YER
dict that the negro woman and ner children were
eouitatly entitled 10 their freedom, but that fur
Their proceeding would be necessary 10 remove
certain legal disabilities, that prevented the Court
now awarding it TO them. OF course, these pro
ceedinss will be instituted and the negroes set free.
As The arrest OF This woman and her children
caused much excitement in Adams county, "a,
al the time it was made, this report OF the deci-
sion Of the case hare thought, may be OF inter-
est 10 your many readers there.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-09-18
HON. JOHN Y. MASON.

we are gralifed (says The Philadelphia s.,
tinel) 10 see Tins gentleman placed agaln :.
the head Of The Navy Department Of Il.
country. lie is especially well quaifes h.
that distinguished post, which lie held under ,
ident Tyler's Administration, where he gave .,
tire satisfaction TO The public, and especially =
those connected with The Naval service - ! :
Republic. We have known Judse Mason :. y,
many years, and whether in the National o., y
lalure, on the Bench, as Attorney General NJ !.
United States, or atthe head OF Depanmep, y, =
have always found this distinguished tun1,,,,
AIRY discharging his onerous dulles with -
and ability characteristic Of his high order ~ !
tellect. : ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-09-18

IN CIIANCERY.-ViR AT a riTcrl Sul*'
4 Court oC Law and Chanrrry, continued b. "a Mh
ment and holden for The county al james Cly and X
Cny If Williamsburg. al the Cnurt-housr ~ u, =
civ on Friday the tenth iay IL July, In r- var ~
thousand eight hundred and forty six
John 4. James, Pami
against
Robert q. Richardson, Dri~nG'ri
The defendant. Robert g Richardson, who 4 ~
this country AMI against IS HON the paintif lpi'af'
have proceeded in ihr mode prescribed by law aga
absent defendants, st falling 10 appear anil an."r
on motion Of the plainuf, the Court doth ,aAr -
for confessed rs Ia this defendant. and tine cause K.
ing on To be heard The bill and exhhtg, wa az
by Counsel ON consideration whereof th- Gonfi -
adjIdge order and decree, that Nathaniel Pes6t' q
John w. Cosby be appointed Commissioners, "ho A..
being first duly before Justice 81 the Prao y
and truly 10 perform the duties herein and hcfth' K
luired OF them, shall fairly value the land- ana
ments belonging To the said absent defendant urh =
ed in the bill, and the valuation 80 made rriifn
this Court and that Commissioner 81 IN. I"nH =
and settle an account 10 be rendered ~ iar MAIN
showing 10 what amount the defendant ). nasmru
lie said pniniif and report, with any mn.ier de'mt
pertinent or whirh may be required TO he stated p y
parliss IN order 10 a final decree.
A copy-Testc, TIL. %. CDCEILI, :.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-09-18

The Mobile Tribune refers 10 The trial OF John
Giant, Frank Bassc and James FrazuTe, charged
before Mayor McAlpin with conspiracy 10
seize on, and convert 10 piralical purposes, the
schooner Mobile, Captain Fl. Bnlmer, running as
packet from Mobile port 10 Pensacola. Grant,
who has considerable celebrity among The Mobile
City Police, as desperate character, was charged
as The ringleader OF The plot. The testimony de.
veloped settled plan on his part 10 do mischief,
and the whole was fortunately discovered by at
tempting TO make a proselyte OF Frazure, in doing
which he was overheard, and Immediately arrest
ed. After a patient investigation of The case,
Frazure was discharged, and Grant and Basseli
recognized 10 appear before the Criminal Court,
in November "Alihoueh this case has been one
OF some interest and excitement in Mobile for the
past week. (says The Tribune,) we forbear giving
detail Of the evidence, as these men have TO an
swer still further before The tribunals OF their
country"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-09-18

GOING TO RESlGN.-The New Orle,,
Delta states that The private business AZ a..
Houston, and The delicate state ot liz besl,s '.
his lady, will render his appearance a, Wasb,r !
ton during The early part OF The Coming .o..;""
Congress, almost impraclicab!e hi, ,e,r ,I :, Il
pires, We believe, next year. -. eA-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-09-18

WASHINGTON COLLEGE has opened
with a much larger number of scholars than
usual-(says the Valley Star)-someihing up
wards of eighty being now in attendance. A
number more are expected; and. from present APP
pearance., we think there will not be much shor,
of one hundred.
The Military Institute has commenced It's ses-
sion fsays the Valley Star.) Mos, OF The yonns
men selected by the Board OF Visitors a! The last
meeting have accepted, and are now in atten-
dance. The number present is about one hun,
dred, and the corps max very handsome and
imposing appearance.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-09-18
OfutT 10 4 MAJ UttTtt. =
py-Trstc, TIL. o. CDCEILL,
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE

Williamsburg, August 2Lb, lsih
The parties the anne scd decree al Court af' mr.
By notified, that have appointed wednesday. t 10y
day Of September next To commence the Account me-
in ordered on which day, bv 10 O'Clock, A. W. my =,
desired 10 attend al my Office, ~ sad ely w" W.
youchers and papers in order IL enable thc 'onmi'
sionrr 10 report thereon. :, !.
IN 0s-rwaS WIN. NJ. MOODY, y -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-09-18
A SUPERIOR WHEAT.-We were shown

A SUPERIOR WHEAT.-We were shown
yesterday sample OF beautiful White Wheat
which was grown on land of Commodore
Stewart, near Bofden,own, New Jersey, and me
fifth sowing from the same Importation. Inc
yield is very large, we are informed, and upon
comparison with several other approved Whea's'
this has claimed The preference from its weii-a.-
tested hardness, plumpness, Wilderness and uni
formity. Several OF the agricultural socienes
honor of he original importer, chrslened it
Stewart Wheat" Ii is from the foot OF inc
Apprentices, and is suited to any climate OF son;
Our farmers should give the "Sewart Wheat
their attention This Fall, as plenty OF time re.
mains for them TO supply themselves From .he
first 10 the tenth of October is abundantiy cary
for sowing. PsnnSyiranian.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-09-18
DE TIIS.

Died, of congestion OF The lungs, at Paint
F'luvanna county, on Sunday last, VIII.
llENRY, aged six monlhs--an interesting chl
Thomas and Sally Brocktnbroush, of lh,> az
Died, in this city, on MYn.ay morning. -
lcrnber II, after lingering illness, Of Coa,0r.
ton, Mrs. ELIZABETH A. B.sxEs, vac ii u
Jesse Barnes.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-09-18
MEDICAL nEPARTMENT OF THI

MEDIChL DI1t thIs =
ARMY.-The Army Medical Board lately IN
session in the city of New York, has recommend
ed The following persons Tor appointment 10 'he
medical staff OF the army;
Robert Newton, Pennsylvania; Horace T.
W;nz do Israel Moses, New York; John F.
Hammond, South Carolina; Josephus NJ. Steiner,
Ohio: Robert C. Wckham, Virginia; Charles Z.
Dyerle, do; Elisha J. Bailey, Pennsylvania
Union
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-09-18

We have seen letter, dated September 10Th, in
Hampton Roads, from native Of Richmond
now private in Capt. s. I. Masons Company
Of the Mounted Regiment. The Two companies
had sailed from Fort McHenry for The seat Of
war. hui the violent gales last week had carried
away The sails and shivered one Of the masts Of
the vessel, and in distress she was forced 10 pu
into the roads. The soldiers, however, were in
fine spirits, pleased with the excitement of their
new life and anxiouslo reach the scene Of action
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-09-18

We understand (says the Alexandria Gazette
that there was meeting at Balls Cross Roads,
in the county of Alexandria, on Saturday last al
which resolutions were passed asains, Retroces-
sion, and il is said proposal was made tor Tais-
ing fee 10 get the legal opinions of Henry Clay
and Daniel Webster, as to the constltuuonaiiiy
of The measure. We presume The whole matter
will drop here.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-09-18

BERRYvlLLE ROAD.-We are glad .t 10
learn, (says the Winchester Virginian,) that the
lonsed ,alked OF Road from Winchester 10 Berry
Vile is rapidly progressing to its completion, and
ere lone we shall have the pleasure OF announc-
inc 10 The public that the best Turnpike road IN
V;re;n;a will be found between these TWO poinls
long separated by the worst y miles over which
we have ever travelled. The section between
This place and the Opequon will be completed, we
understand by the first or middle OF November;
The Berryyile section by the Isl OF the ensuing
April. The former is under the control and d'-
reclion of Mr. Ludwel Brown, one of the most
talented and energetic Engineers in Virginia, and
The master-work which he is now executing on
his section will no, only sustain but add TO The
high reputation which he has acquired in that ca
paeity. :,
untirinp energy and talent, and, tho The whole oil
his section has 10 be capped with stone, "a slow
and tedious kind of improvement We may cal.
culate with confidence on his completing II with
in the time specified above.
When this road is completed, We shall then
have a continuous and uninterrupted line OF
Turnpike communication from the Ohio river TO
Washington City, and Winchester and Berryvie
must become important points in The route.