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OFFICE OF URD.V.lNCR.Septerties 28, Ike,. rriE UFFiCERS of Hi: 111ojrfly‘ ORDNANCF: do terelfry Mike, That Propofals will be reeeivPd at their 0:Bce in Pall-Mall, on or before Wednefday the ails of Novemb...r next, from fuck Perfons as may be wilily- , to undertake the fupply of the under mentioned quantities and efcription of TIMBER and Materials required for fetviee of this Denartment at Woolwich, viz. 400 Loads of hewed Oak Timber from 70 to 8o feet meeting, 80,000 Oak Spokes, chopped, Imo Loads of F.lm Timber hewed, 3000 Elm Stocks chopped and bored Is >OS inches, and zcoo ditto 114 X 34 inches, 6x , Loads of AL Timber round, frqm 30 to 60 feet meeting, 300 Loads of 4 inch Ath Plink, 20,C.00 Alb Penis', 4 >t 4 inches. 400 Alh Azle-tree Bei; 4 feet 8 X y Inches. 6000 (t i inches) feet. luperficial of feafuned Elm Board, and 30,000 y inch ditto of ditto. The whole of the articles to he delivered at Woolwich, at the expence of the Contraaor, in the following proportions, and on or Ware the periods hereafter fpccified. viz. March t t, t 8.:8.-3co Loads of the Elm Timber, and zoo Loads of the Alb Timber. April 30..—5c0 Loads of the Elm Timber, one half of the Elm Stocks, too Loath of the Alb Timber, tso Load. of the Aila Plank, moo° Alb Fe!hes, and the whole of the Axle-tree Beds. June ;o.—zoo Loa's of the Oak Timber. 30,c,c0 Oak Spokes, 300 Lords of tic Elm Timber, the remaining half of the Elm Stocks, z:o Loads of the AihTimber, 13 . 0 Lads of the Afh Plank, and t 0,0053 Alh Bellies. September 32—z00 Loads of the Oak Timber, and 50,000 of the Oak Spokes. And on or before December ag next, the wing. of the Elm Board. Propolals may he offered jointly or feparately for each article; but so Tends: can be received for the Timber and Plank fur lets than 3o Loads of each; for the Oak Spokea for lets than 3003 ; for Elm Stocks for leis than goo of either dimenfions; for Atli Bellies for lets than s 000; for Afh Axle-tree Beds fur ids than 100; and for the Elm Board.of inch, for !els than 3000 furer ficial feet; and for that of inch, for lefs than 6300 hiperticial eet ; neither will a y Stick of F.lnflimber be received under 83 feet. Further particulars may be known, upon application to the Infpedlor of the Royal Carriage Department at Woolwich ; alto at the Secretary's Office, in Pall Mall afurefaid, any day between the hours of ten and four o'clock, where the Terms and Conditions of the Contract may be teen, and wher- alto the Propofals arc to too Oclivcred, (riled up. and eodarfed'`• Propofals for Englith Tim. bet; tee " Ent no propof•l can he admitted after the laid 18th of November next, at is o'clock at noon of the fame day, neither will any Tender he noticed, unkfs the party making it, or an Agent in his behalf mall attend. By Ordet of the Board, R. H. CREWE, Secretary. 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