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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-02
ANECDoTE OF 4 PAWNEE CHIEF

Inc following anecdote Of Pawnee half. Chief r.
son o. 20 hIye) now visit to this CITY, L;gbly
orcdltable 10 I,is courage, his generosity andb H.
NANNY IS cV'ieL viii Ioago, {gom BoS br. Norsos
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-02
SETFCT SEMINARY

TIME school Of the subscriber Principal Of the Bremc
Seminary. agreeahly former advertisement, will
he opened the 7 day Of January in spacious and
suitable buildings immediately opposite the
New City Hail. Ills course will embrace the Greek, Latis
and English languages mathematics history, geography
mythology and arithmetic. Gentlemen wishing to make
enquiries respecting his character and talents REFEREED
TO General j. II. Cooke Richard Anderson Merit W. Rot-
nson, Peyton Bondnph and John Robertson, Fsqures--
He will he found Mr. JohnsoBs boarding house on Cary
street, where gentlemen may his document ~
the number of students is limited 10 twenty-five, early APP
plicatOn will he desirable
TerDsthrty dollars per session OF five months payable
inlndvance. WILLIAM BURKE.
December 90 s7-2nwiE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-02

sESzss> BY virtue of a deed of trust from
tsssEg John Adams and Samuel c. Adams executors of
l2ka Richard Adams, deceased, bearing date the 18th
June iSis and recorded in the county Ienrcc
made To the PAYMENT Of certain notes therein men
Toned TO William D. Page of Mrs Mnrv Byrd no
executrix OF Cot William Byrd shall sell a; public
auction in trout OF the premises for ready money iAur
~ the Tk Of The ,rt month, (Eebat tenement al the
corner OF and nth streets, having OF "a feet ON
street and extending back no iseno in the occupancy
Mr. Charles Palmer. c. j. MACMuRDo,
THOMAS TAYLOR, Trustees.
EDM CIiRISTIAN,}
January 10. 7s-,,s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-02
TWEN,rY DOLLARS REWARD.

~ ANAv Ay INN The subscriber the 18th inst negro
Is man named GEORGE lie IS about feet or einch-
o. bio Of slender make, formed for activity suppos-
Ell IN he about u wears oface, but has youthful appear
ance and IS quite black lie took with him blue coat ana
rant,lops y yellow lnsey vest aud paDtaoons, drao
yes, coat viii double capes and belt some coarse Jeans
common clothing, fur hat aud sundry other articles OF
earipe npparef George formerly belonged TO Mr. smock
a, tbe Eagie tavern in Richmond and was Afterwards
owned bv the Rev. Mr.. McCue in Augusta county. -
is sscertained that he took the road leading to me pa
of his former residence. and that he was enqurnH to
av to charlottesville lie is forward IN bis rninner as,
ftJ and plausible and probably procure pas. VIZ
Give so reward Tor experimenting and seeuring nm En-
en- within 20 miles Of this place Si5 taken wlt s ~
miles, or II greater distance the above Tsw%rp
resoanbe expenses ifbrought home. J'LE II; ,.sv
Inrin Va Ian ~.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-02

Report, Us; presented 10 Congress 10y the President
Inc facts m this anccdurc taken hy Dr. 81 (b>
pcrwssiOul from very nierestn. Journal of Can
tain Bell, has expedition with Major Long TO the
iuot OF the Rocky Mountains in 1920, and are sang
toned 10y hln OFallon, Indian Agent near the scene,
OF the transaction here related and who con,uiamls
the Indian Delegation here
las Chief, nj hne size, figure, and conn;cnance.
a. about 25yeas old. At the are OF - his he
rolc deeds had acquired for him in his nalion the
ri'ik OF the br;lvcst OF the baves.n~ The SAVAGE
practice OF orrin, and burning death their prison.
ers existed IN this natiopT An unfortunate female
taken IN war of the Padnca nation WAS destined To
;lis horrid death. The fatal hour hat, arrived; the
trembling victim, far from her home mud her friends
was fastened to- the stake; the whole tribe, was ns-
scmbed on the surrounding plain, wisueSs The aw
tul scene lust when the funeral pile was TO be- kim
died, and the whole multitude OF spectators were on
the tip toe OF expectations this youny warrior having
unnouced prepared two fleet horses, with the ueces
stry provisions siirang from has seat; rushed through
the crowd liberated the victim seized her IN ,is arms
placed hci OH one OF the horses. mounted the other
himself, ana made the utmost speed towards the nit
ton and friends OF the captive Tn, multitude
di'mb and nerveiess wit! aniazcment al the daring
deed, made no effort 10 their victim from her
dcNereI. They We've it as the immediate act OF
the Great Spirit, submitted to it w,hou, a murmnr.
and quietly retired IL their village The released cap
tive WAS accompanied by her dcliyerer three DAYS
through the wilderness toward her home He then
gave her the horse on which she rode with the ne
cessary provisions Tor the remainder OF her Journey
aad they parted. On his return TO the village s,ch
was his popularity inquiry made into his con-
duct, no ccnsuie WAS passed on it, And since this
| transaction no human sacrifice has been offered i'm
this or any other oi the Pawnee tribes The prat.-
| tce is abandoned. OF VIII iniuc nee is one bold
| act in good cause
Nd Inieiigeucer.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-02

In Baltimore, during the week ending on Monday
Inst, there were O. deaths-SIXTEEN of which
were by the S.rg!i- Pol
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-02
THE SLAVE TRADE.

The Boston Evening Gazette, in publishing the ac-
count brought by the u. States schr. Shark, that
there was reason to believe that no Americans were
now engaged in the Slave Trade gives the following
hypothesis in contradiction of il
We have the best reasons for believing that the
slave trade carried OH with more spirit
and determination than it has been the present year
IRON the Havana and we fear (lrom too authentic
intelligence TO doubt the iact that many of the YES
sells thus employed owned by American Citizens,
whoarc concealed from our ciuzcrs by the 1imsy
veil of the Spanish flag and the mask Of Spanish pa
perS. When slaves upon the coast are reduced IN
price TO 10 or 20 dollars per head, and are sold in
Cuba at 5000, the temptation becomes too great for
desperate men To resist, and operates as AN induce
ment TO unprincipled individuals TO engage in the
traffic every hazard"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-02

PUECTUAL ATTENDANCE IN CONGRESS.
Tue Senate, composed OF iorty-eight members, re-
presenting lwenty-four states, all, with the ex-
ception of G. A. Rodney, from Delaware, (,yho has
not yet taken his seat) ia attendance their legisa-
tive functions
The House Of Representatives, consisting of 1877
members and two delegates, representing twenty four
states and two territories all, with The exception
(on leave y Lsuis NJ Lane, of Delaware (indispos-
ed y and Henry VI. Ryan, ef Tennessee, This seat
not taken this Congress,) in the daily transaction
Of their legislative duties
There ose, at present, to vacancies in this body
viz one in the New York delegation, occlsioned
by the resignation of Solomon Van Rensselaer,; and
another ia Delaware, by tic recent election Of &. A.
Rodney TO the Senate. WistiRgtou Gqs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-02
sALE On a RUNAWAY NEGRO-

SALE OF A RUNAWAY NEGRO.
MTlLL be sold 10 The highest bidder for cash ~ kim
William Courthouse, on F,dgg, As s,i day Of F.J-
rHafy nt1f, u negro man named BARTLETT, WHO has
been confined in The Jail OF the said county for II
lie says nc Tie property Of Thornton Taaerro Of The
county Of Caroline.
JOHN CAMM POLLARD, DEPUTY, for
GEORGE DABEBY, Sheriff * Tailor Of King WIN. Co.
'HI W. 7G-w4I
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-02
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,

Mat division OF the persona, Captain JOHN
TALIAFERRO, deceased, having taken place and m
aiiaterro cga;ee thereto being absent is hereby no
tined TO forward and receive his proportion Of the
same. ROBBERY OSBOURNE A,iuinistr,.orI
January 90 93-s,n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-02

adjourned meeting of the Members tne Mutual As
surhnce Society against Fire Buildings of The State
OF Virginia. will he held AT the Capol in the c;tv of
inond, on Friday the 9th day OF February iG22
JAMES RAWLINGS
January co. sS-5t p As, NJ I, o..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-02
NOMINATION OF GOVERNOR

BosToS, Jan. 23--At a large meeting of gentle
men from all parts Of the Commonwealth, assembled
ut Concert Hall Oh Monday Lust, votes wero unani-
mousy passed by the meeting, expressing their gra-
tltudc to His Excelency Governor Brooks, and Ills
Honor Lieutenant Governor PuuLLlPs, for their inn
porlani political services, and earnestly requesting
them TO consent TO be candidates for reelection to
their respective Offices for the ensuing year. com
muee was appointed to communicate to them this
request, aud we happy to learn that both gem
uenen have accedcd to the wish Of the meeting,
and consented to be candidates Ddiiy 4dr.
.tfdryiand ResOiutions.--Mr. Shaw from the COM
mitec 10 whom the subject Of these resolutions was
committed yesterday made an able report, in which
the giound - maintained that the states in whose Ia
YOUR congress have not made appropria ions Of land
Tor the purposes of education, not entitled 60 any
such appropriations IN consequence Of he rcseryi-
tons which are made for those purposes in the new
states. The report ordered TO be printed. 1Jb.
COMMERCE AND REVENUE or CANADA.
The Provincial Parliament Of Lower Canada have
resolved TO petition the Crown, for the fee admission
Of &c products I!he Canadas INTO the ports Of the
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-02
J. Riddle.

HAS REMOVED to q house nearly opposite the Eagle
I Hotel, where he offers for sale a GENERAL As
SOUTMENT OF SKOcERIEG
San. 81 46-@sw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-02
Mr.. HENRY GHTVEENEF

5aAE notice that shall proceed under u commission
issued from the Superior Court OF Cbancery for the
TO take the dispositions of suny witnesses,
IN certain case wherein plaintiff and defen-
dau, AT dwelinghouse Lege i'm the Kingdom of the
Neherans on the al day of April 1922 hours
ot "a NJ AMI T. d. and f from deposi-
IONS or any OF them should he taken time above
peciieo WIN be regularly adjourned time and
place shall be requisite tie object of the said com
mission shall have been accomplished.
,. JOSEPH Gil. DE SoER.
NIlNh'nhl, Uccrnlhcr 1N. 1871. Gift
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-02

sSY oa ofthe King Queen county
so in n suit between Charles HILL administrator Of James
Jones, deceased complainant and Dick Jones and others de-
fenants will be sold :he ia dy Of barch 1922 If fair il
the fair day twelve months credit, the
plantation vhereon The widow Of the said James Jones
LACEY resided in King and Queen county, TWELVE VAL
UABLE SLAVES. Bonds with approved security will be
required Of he purchasers.
Uerp
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-02
TRUST SALE.

Virtue OF adeed ofirist from Thomas TAYLOR wife,
~ bearing date the 9th April 1919 and recorded In lie
county court OF HenricoI shall sell public auction in front
OF the Eagle Hotel in the city Of Richmond on Sot,yio re
ga 4 ths merit mouth, (FJrlia) likely NEGRO MEN
for cash. WIN. f. WICKuAN rr,,s,a. ~
I''u1'N w. 75-tdy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-02

legal claims or debts due due ' irr

IL persons having legal claims or debts que mem
late Col Jas. Byrne, will please present he, ; ~
" Tor payment, the subscriber Is DESTROYS OF 'e
administration upon that estate ,,so pAnpouR.
December 10. si-I Admir- Of Jos Ry'Hei "'''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-02

The bravts are warriors who have distinguished them
selves in Battle, and stand highest in tae estimation oi tn
tribe.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-02
AZ Ruies heLd in Ne CIrrE5s OHM oE L. Ii-,.,f

triet, December 7M, l62I- - M S
{ NATTER b. PAGE and Rebccca his wife, Chapman1'
~ johnson and Mary Ann his wife. Robert Ciwatlney =,
ana margaret his wife, and Agnes Nicolson, Pts =
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-02

NlkGiNiA: Al kues holden clerks office of The.
county court Charlotte, the ih day OF December 1921
"iiiam NJ Watkins, Piain,i6,
William Collier and Matthew Williams, DEFENDANTS.
Inc defendant William Collier having his an
penrnnce according to the Of Assembly rules
OF hs court and appearing the satisfaction the court
". ns Is not an nhaban OF this the motion
plaintiff by counsel is Ordered That the said defendant
10 appear here on the first Monday and enter
ms and answer the plaintiffs BILL and give scc-
ns y TOR performing the decree of the COURT copy
months successfully, posted at the front door os tho
courthouse of the said county, - ~ 49, VI '"N
copy, WINSIOW ROpJSsoN n,
December 49, -, '-,So1t' -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-02

NciiASoERYAta cOur. held for Buckingham ecu. !y,
4 the lib day of January, isSc- >
William Daniel Plf:,tg.
against
Samuel Allen, James Wilson, John Allen, Philip Alice,
and Richard Cobbs and Elizabeth his WIFE Defendant,
Inc defendant Samuel Allen having entered his APP
psanee anu given security according the OF
bly, and the rules Of this court and IL bv
tory evidence That the said sanre is nabant OF
his country ~ ordered, That the said Samuel Allen
appear here May and answer the bill of The
plaintiffs and thata copy OF this order he forthwith Inserted
in some newspaper published in the city Richmond foe
two months successfully, and posted the OF the
courthouse Of this county
copy-Tcstc r. ELDRIDGE, Jr. d. G..
january -. 80-wgw
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-08-27

ever offered IN Maine, calculated for ParOurs.
Kitchens, Counting Rooms, Shops and Vessels A.
mong which are, very elegant Franklin Parlour
Stoves. well calculated for heating-anR Cook
Stoves Of all prices from 10 10 50 dollars, all war
ranted 20 stand fte.
A large number of these Cook Stoves are of his
own invention, which will be found to combine
more advantages than any now in use The obiec-
ton 10 baking instead of roasting meat, IN Cook
Stoves, cannot be made To these the casting is
as perfect as by FIRE. Two large pieces can be
roasted at time splits exposed 10 a free current
Of air, without the additional expense of tin
kitchen As IL Is very important when buying o get
the best, those who wish TO purchase an article
50 important an domestic use, are Requested 10 call
and examine tor themselves, aud enquire OF those
who have this kind ia use. There are none better
calculated for gepaeel cookery, or by which more
cooking be done with less fuel or greater ease
There can De water enoug heat for washing. and
dinner cooked for twenty or thirty al the~ane
time 1t has three boilers, holding one. two and
FIVE pals full, but the size of the boilers can be ia
creased or decreased and the 6re may tie conduct
Ell under either or all three of them a. pleasure by
,urniDg the dampers.
Those about commencing house keering. will
Ind great Saving in Kitchen Furntnre, as ali
necessary cooking utensils are attached 10 the
sioYe, and those who are building by procuring one
Can save The expense Of chimney.
lie Likewise can furnish Sheet Iron and Tin
Funnels for Stoves OF ali -zes " ih COPPER and all
other kind Of apparatus for Cook Stoves az short
1otice--tavu3 procured the best Of workmen for
that purpose.
Those who wish to purchase STOVES 10 sell
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-08-27
ABSTRACT OF a BILL.

As amended By the Committee, 10 Regulate tie
Trade bet10een His .Wajestys Possessions ~.
.America and the Nest Indies, and other pla-
ceS an .1merica and The Vest Indies.
Sections /, 2, and uninportsnt
3. And be it further enacted, That from
and after the passing of This Act, it shall be
lawful to import into any Of the ports enumer-
ated IN the Schedule ca. from any ioregn,
country on the continent OF North and South
America, OF from any Eoreign Island in the
West Indies, the articles enumerated in the
Schedule (B) either in British built ships or ia
any ship os vessel bona fde owned by the
Inhabitants OF any country under the domin-
ion Of the sovereign Of which the said articles
are the growth, produce or manufacture
Provided always, That no articles enumerat-
ed ii the said Schedule, shall be imported in
any foreign ship or vessel, unless shipped and
brought directly from the country of which
they are the growth. produce or manufacture
a. And be 1t further enacted, That, il shall
he lawful TO export in any British built ship
or IN any foreign ship, from any Of the ports
enumerated in the Schedule "a. any article
OF the growth, produce or manufacture Of any
OF Ills Najsety's dominions, or any other art,
Gle legally imported into the said ports, pre-
v'ded that the said articles when exported
shall be exported direct TO the country or
state 10 America or the West-Indies TO which
such ship belongs, and before the shipment
thereof, security by bond shall be given to
Ills Majesty, IN penalty equal TO half the
value oil the said articles, for lbe due land
ing the said articles al the port for which en-
tered. Provided always, That nothing here
~ contained shall be construed TO permit the
expectation OF any arms or naval stores, M
less license shall have been obtained for
that purpose from His Msjesty's Secretary of
State.
6. And be it further enacted, That from
and after the passing of this Act, there shall
be paid unto His Majesty, upon the articles
enumerated in the Schedule &C. imported in
to any of the ports Of The Schedule (A.) from
any such foreign country, the duties of
customs as The same are respectively in
serted in The Schedule (C.)
O. And be il further enacted. That in
doubts, the cosls OF imports TO levy The ADA
loren duties shel be determined by adding
lOl TO the prices current OF such imports at
the place OF EXPORT
g. Ard be it further enacted, That the irr.
porter refusing 10 pay duties the goods shall
DC forfeited, aud sold according to law.
10. And be it further enacted, That when
ever any foreign article i liable 10 duty by
tbs Act, on The importation thereof into any
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-08-27
MISCELLANY.
TRADE WITH THE BRITISH COLON
HIS

The Quebec Gazette gives the following
BINS, and as they have become laws, they
must be interesting to our readers.
The editor Of the Quebec Gazette observes
They greatly infringe on what has often been
called the good old colonial policy, and, we
would hope, they will secure greater advan-
tsses than have hitherto been enjoyed either
by the Mother Country or Ihe Colonies One
OF them allows The Colonies TO trade with all
The powers OF Europe aud Africa, in British
ba'H Oessel' o7oned and navigated according 10
d1g. ne other allows the Colonies TO trade
from certain free ports. (of which Quebec is
one) with all parts Of South and North Ameri-
ca, and the foreign West India Islands, in
British or foreign vessels, provided always
that tae powers owning such foreign vessels
shall admit British vessels into their ports -
The intercourse ia both cases 10 be regulated
~ certain enumerated duties"
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-08-27
COOKING STOVES.

OF new and most approved construction, ha yr Q
a large open fire place. with folding doors. with
a hearth in front. sufficiently large 10 Roast Ia a
Tin Kitchen, Fry, Broil, Toasting Bread. Boil
ing Coffee, and for various purposes &C COOK
cry, which cannot be done in close Srovrs
heretofore in use-a large Oven directly over
the fire with Damper under the bottom, which
prevents burning, and Plate over the Oven,
which retains the heat on The top a large Oven
IN the back, in which you can cook meat upon
spit from the heat received through the diyi-
sion Plate. The Boilers set deep in the Stove,
directly over the fire, which boil readily with
little fuel, with large Boiler al one end, which
is very convenient to draw water for Coffee or
Tea.
These STOVES have from to A
BOILERS some Of which sufficiently large for
washing-the ommon objection to Stoves is OBJ
waited in these, they being open and pleasant,
and the efiiuvia of Cooking being conducted off
through the Funnel.
The public being tisfed Of the utility and
economy OF using Stoves, il only remains for those
who are about Purchasing, to ascertain which
Of the various kinds do actually possess the most
advantages-we invite them to satisfy them
selves by examining and inquring of those who
have used the different kinds
0y7 II liberal Discount 10 those rho purchase
10 sell again, and all orders promptly attended 10.
A LARGE ASSORTMENT or
Sheet Iron and Tin Funnel
TOGETHER WITH
Copper, Sheet-Iro,,, and TIN apparatus for
STOVES;
OF Three secondhand WORMS and
one Still of $50 gallons at reduced prices.
.AHknds Of COPPER, Brass, and
LEAD WORK, manufactured as above.
.1ng. 10. 1922. If.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-08-27
SCHEDULE. (A.)

List Of Free Ports.-Kingson, Savanna, La
Mar, Montego Bay, Santa Lucia, Antonio,
SAINT Ann, Falmouth, Maria, MIGRANT Bay,
Jamaica, Saint George, Grenada; Rosea, Do
minica Saint Johns, Antigua San josef,
Trinidad Scarborough, To0ago Road Har-
Dor, Tortola Nassau, New Providence !;
Puts Town, Crooked island Kingston, Saint
Vincent; Port Saint George and Pot Ham
ilton, Bermuda. Any Port where there IS a
custom house, Bahamas, BrdgetoSn, Barba-
does ST. Johns, St. Andrews, New Bruins
wick; Halifax, Nova Scotia Quebec, Can
ada; St. Johus, Newfoundland Georgetown,
Demerara New Amsterdam, Berbce Cas-
tries, St. Lucia Bassaterre, ST. Kits.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-08-27
FOR THE GAZETTE.

FOR THE GAZETTE.
h four winds of heaven charge you beware,
lie pillows remember the treasure YOU bear;
Thou ship DER the surges accustomed to ride
Remember thy charge and playfully glide.
. heaven protect her for friendship and love,
With the VOWS OF the faithful recorded above.
BE virtue her armour, and mercy her guide,
NO teaG but of gratitude MKT with tue tide.
The hreezes are blowing haste, haste gentle fair.
The streamers are flying, the word is, prepare
Farewell heaven bless thee, the band saws again
The pride of the village, the glory of Maine
CLARK.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-08-27
POETRY.


FOR THE PORTLAND GAZETTE.
BLOW, gentle breezes, wait my love,
In safely Ger the sea
Be mild below, serene above.
For mercys sake and me.
Return ye gales-why stays my love,
Yet lingering DER the sea;
Haste on the pinions OF the doe,
My gentle tair to me.
Sweet picture smile my heart to cheer
Thou form of her that's mine,
Haste We soft gales. D hasten here
The beauteous Caroline CLARK
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-08-27

Barrel OF Wheat Flour, not weighing
more than 1876 lbs. net weight 0
Barrel OF Biscuit 2f
For every cwt. Of Biscuit Il
For every 100 lbs. OF Bread made from
wheat or other grain, imported in bags
or packages 9 {
For every barrel not weighing more than
l96 lbs. made from Rye, Peas. or
Beans %
For every bushel Of Peas, Beans, Rye or
Cslavanoes :
Rice, for every 100 lbs. net weight Ct
For every 1000 Shingles, called Boston
Chips, not more than l2 inches in
length 7C
For every 1000 Shingles, being more
than II inches in length Ii {
For every 1000 Red Oak Stares lIL