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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-09-21
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Recovery from Il Ihunder Sioke.
The following extract ofa letter from
gentleman Mt Beilbrook, in the Stale Il
Ohio, to his friend in this City, dated
August "a, gives a vivid sketch Of a Dis,
tressing scene, with an account Of n SID.
eessful attempt To resuscitatca person ap
paren,ly killed by lighting, hich may ia.
dacc others hereafter placed ia simit
situation 10 use like cxertions
have now only time 10 give you
brief sketch of melancholy ocenrrence
Which took piace on Friday last about 5
O'clock 4 few minutes after | had been
seated in front room, with couple If
strangers, who had called for shelter dun.
ing a light shower of lain) IA sharp flash Of
lighting appearcd, accompanied with loud
thunder, though apparently at a distance
In two minutes after, general tremendous
blaze apppartd to every one whose eve,
were towards tlIe street, balls of liquid Gre
were sren falling on the earth, which, for
moment, destroyed the power of vision
The explosion, which WAS apparently al
the same time with the fash, raised mr.
quite erect. Fearing the consequence, |
+ TO the room in which my wife lay sid ;
on opening the door, my eyes were blinded
with smoke, and With Il Strong sulphuros
vapor. Seeing no fire, supposed The
ore WAS struck, and that the guLpowder
had exploded When got near the store
l was met by one crying "yondef
yonder - pointing towards the East md
of the North porch, then turned m,
course aud ran with eyes elevated, expect
ing every step 30 met with IA column q
flame, until almost trod upon the lirIra
bod y Of my son William. took him 10
stantly in 10Y arms, and ran ont from tie
smoke and dust which still remainrd, 10
open air, turned UP his face to the rain far
a moment, then returned 10 the porch
Blessed be God, who gave me thought 4
presence of MUD In less than ten miun'a
after ,he shock, / had vein opened 10
each of my sons arms, his feet and hand;
in warm salt water, ard bathed his face
with camphorated spirits. The monet
Of the application of tie last, he gave the
first signs Of returning life, when his long
gave faint hease for air, thodgh at fa
without effect. 1t was ~ or O'Clock al
night before his lungs were suiiicienlly H.
fat"d 10 give respiration any thing like is
naiHrh order. During this process no pm
can describe the misery which he endured
1t could only be expressed by the contor
tons Of his face and limbs, and his (eche
attempts 10 utter groans. But thanks he
Ia God, he is now 40 far recovered a
partly Ia exercise his reason, although he
is very weak and has generally a hon
Ievei--a natural consequence of such
case. The house is much shattered and
torn the kitchen utensils, boards, aud
stones, 'ifurled in every direction"
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-09-21

ALBANY, Aug. 3, 1894.
Dear Sir,-in auswer IN your note of
Yesterday we beg leave 10 STATE, that har
Ing taken pains to ascertain the sentiments
Of the members of the Legislature, both
at the last and the present meeting, we are
satisfied that there is Il dgcfd,'d majority OF
the members opposed 10 the election ol
Mr.. Craw ford to the Office of President Of
the Uoitcd States. We are rcspeGlul,
YOURS,
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-09-21
MR.. sVEBSTER,S TOAST

A the late dinnrr of the society of IN
Beta Kappa, Mr.. Webster, when called On
for Il sentiment, replied, HAT he could pro.
ddcc nothing so appropriate To the occa'
sl0n, as an extract llom a speech of Bulke
IN reference to another case which he bee.
sed leave 10 read, and which he did read
with AN energy and proprety peruiar 10
himself, and With an effect which was etf'
tfical. We have not been favored VIII
Mr.. Wcbster's nutes but ..ele follows tf
extract as near as Ne can recollect from
Burke's Speech On Cancellation with A.
merica.
+" | cannot prevail on myself to hurI
over this great consideration. Ii is good
lor us TO be here. We stand where We
have an immense view of what IS aal
what is pats. Clouds indeed aud darkness
rest upon the future. Let ms, howe'd'
bet're we descend from this noble cnl5
nence, reflect that this growth Of ef
natural prosperity has happened wynn
the short period OF the life OF man. The
are those alive whose memory mi ht torn
the two ext entities Suppose, sir '3es
the angel OF ibis suspicious youth, toTe'e
ing the many virtues which made him eaf
of the most aelable az he i, one ol "
most fortunate men of his age, anus
these bright and happy scenes &c domes,.a,
honor and prosperity, that ang" s ,',''i
have drawn mp the curtain aud unlonyga
The rising glories Of lis couutry, aud. WI,
he was gazing with admiration IN w
then commercial grandeur of England 'lS
genius should point out to him a little sif'
sctHrcely visible in the mass pf the nfN..e'
interest, small seminal princpIe, r'," ~
than formed body, and should tel ~, ~,
-" Young man, there is America, WIZ,
at this day serves for little more tl''
amuse you with stories Of sa, age mtH ~
uncouth manners yet, shall, before
taste of death, shew itself equal 10 -, -,
whole of that commerce, which no" ''.g
tractsthe envy of the world. Nh''t's
England has been growing to by prog !,
sise increase Of improvement, br""S" -.
by varieties Of people, by sucressla"s' IT,.
vllizing conquests and ci,lizing %,al
ments in series of seventeen h'n0 .,
years, you shall see as much added 70 &C. =
by A merica in the course OF a Single W.
If this state Of his country had been 49, N
told to him, wouldn't mol ,rcqp're az -
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-09-21
JOHN ADAMS, Mayor.


Pirat,s-The Jamaica Public Advert
ser OF the 10th ult yontains the tIlaI ofBe
nito Cassel, jose Maria delos Santos, aud
Esleyan Martinez, on a charge Of piracy
and murder on board the Sprinsbird
john Bull, Caledonia, aud Argus. The
whole, after patient trial, were found gull
ty.
Captain Woodbury. informs, thnt twenty
pirates were to be hung at jamaica, on the
9th uIt. the day he sailed.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-09-21
CE.vER.gL In EqYETTE.

A letter from two mrmbefs of he com
mlttee If arrangement far the reception Of
General Ia flyelte IN this city, dhirrd
yesterday at Ne" York, states upon the
authority If the General, that he will army.
iii thiseit, by the goth instant. That VIII
be on Monday week after next. We un.
derstaud that he viii remain IL New York
this week, aud will visit Albany and other
neigbbofing places next week.
PhH. r. Gnz.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-09-21

Keniuekp.-The new Governor of this
State, Joseph Desha, and the Lieut.. Gov
ernor, II. b. McAfee, took tie oaths Of of.
fee, at Frankfort, on the 24th ultmo, hav-
Jug been received into town with military
and civil escort and honOrs. The whole
number Of votes taken AT the late election
is nsccrtalned 10 have breu 0,377, of whit h
Guy Desha received 80, 278 giving himsa
4 majority Of IL, 499 votes over his oppo-
nruts. .hdt IHt
.Hssissippi.-Th election for a Repre-
sentative to the 10Th Congress, from this
State, has just taken place. Christie
pher Rankin is re elected, without opposi
ton. 10.
hdiano The. representation of this
State, in the Nineteenth Congress, will
consist Of Jonathan Jennings, john Test,
and Ratllf Boon, the latter gentleman be
ing elected in opposition 10 MI. Blake.
Mioi,-Thc majority Of Mr.. Cook
yer MIR. Bond, who opposed his re-clrc
ton to the House Of Representatives, is
from tw6 TO three thousand votes aud
the majority against the proposed C"nvcn
ton for re,ising the Constitution, is from
twelve to fifteen hundred votes. ID.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-09-21
Albany, August 4, 1894.

Gentlemen, having been requested by
several of NY friends, IN other parts of the
Union, To giec thenI information rs 10 the
sentiments of the members of the Legs
laturc Of the Stat, upon the question OF
the candidates ion the Presidency, and not
being willing TO rely exclusively upon my
own means OF information, beg leave to
request yOu to endra, our 10 ascertain, and
state 10 me your opinions, whether there
is at this time, a majority of the melt bers
for or against the election Of Mr. Crawford
to the Presidency.
am, with great respect, your obcdient
servant and friend, IL. " EATON.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-09-21
MEN YORK.

The ensuing letters are made public with
IA view of correcting the groundfess asser.
lions ofthc CiaN ford papers respecting the
SENSE OF tie legislature on thr Presidential
auestion.-We have uniformly believed and
expressed our belief that IA majority Of the
members were opposed TO Mr. Crawford,
& now produce thu c}ltaln proofs at It's or
rectncss IN the testimony of some oil the
most respectable mcn Of both bodies, and
who, alt ough opposed ~ the Trerau y
candidate, 4" not AL "5""" ia preference 81
any Que Of his competitors. Some OF the
gentlemen whose names are annexed TO
the answer 10 Mr.. Wheaton's letter, are in
favour OF Nh Adams, some Of Mr.. Clay,
and some, we believe, arr undecided, unless
! in opposition 10 the caucus caudidate. The
j National iutelgencer affects to treat Gen.
M'Clure's assertion, that tIe viii in no'e,cut
vote for Mr.. Crawford, as the mere cx
preston OF indirid"m opinion, but that
worthy organ OF declining faction viii
! find that II speaks the general dcternina
ton Of an ascertalnrd aud fixed majority.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-09-21

James Burt,
Isaac Ogden,
latham A. Burrows,
David Gardiner,
Gilbert IhouN>
Caleb Collin,
John Knapp,
Janies Finch,
John Stryker
Danitl Nashhlrn,
Sanucl S. Gardiner,
Edward Hudson,
Jacob Drake,
To Henry Wheaton, esq. of the Assem- bly
-SU3-
Connection ofhe Ohio ri;h Lake Eric
We noted about the beginning Of August,
the dispositions Which had been made bv
the Board of Engineers Of the U. States
to prosecute the surveys of the route of
the contemplated Canal to connect the
waters of the Ohio with those ofthe Ches
apeake. The whole line, our readers will
recolleet, was stated 10 have been divided
nto three sections, to each OF which n
brigade Photographed engineers and sur
yeyers was allottel-and that The Beard
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-09-21

tn. Pope has proclaimed to the people
OF Span year of cIemcucy Tor spia itual
offences. de compliments the Spanish
Clergy although they are not al entitled
10 that n-iIce. On the eth May tue Pope
cd,sed The general a0t.ilev for 1895 Ia be
proclaimed. II viii eUnmcnce nn Christ
nias eve this year aud continue IL months.
Z hts event Is 81 every 70 Years occurrence,
nut political circumstances prevented its
general cslrhr atipn 10 Che ear 1909.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-09-21
BIBLE SO IETY.

w. W. N"oioey, esq. Teeasurrr, recciv
ed, during the last month, S23e5 81 cents
--suId j. Nitehir, ESQ. Agent issued during
the month, Bibles s4d Testamets to tie
value Ut 5i05l 81 cts.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-09-21

s. NoHPf TRG, SEPTEMBER -, lgeI
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-11-18

Fine Sport The Schooner Trio,
OF Portsmouth, left that place few
days. siuce, after mae kcrei and return
ed 10 port III about twenty four hours,
vita sixty barrels, WINCH were taken
IN Dine hours by seven hands!
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-11-18

The Lafayette Bedstead, sold on Sa-
tlrJay .ast at the Auction Room oi
..essss Stewart i Usher, in Baltimore,
was purchased by South American
gentleman, VINO intends it as present
Tor President Bolivar, OF the Co.umol-n
Republic.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-11-18
Office.

me subscriber caauoas al persons agHinso
crcditirg any person whatever, on his
account. Us he ~ Determined not 10 raw an1
deb, hereafter contracted ia that way; and 10
PARTICULARLY fsFew every person from IRA
ding tor any mates or hnnds payable 10 him,
unless they may be esaossed ia his own pro-
per handwriting. Having lately sustained
serious injury by persons purchasing articles
IN his account, and Il transferring his paper.
without lis consent, has determined him to
ADOPT tbs method 10 prevent the like in fas
tire. .fBR.ln.3.M y,LiRL-sTT.
ilokc's Run, Nov Is
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-11-18
WINCHESTER MEETING.

At a meeting Of \ number of the in
hablsants Of the town of Winchester and
county at Frederick, convened at Tie
court house ia Winchester, on FRIDAY
the sih day OF November, 1894, iortI, :
purpose OF making arrangements for IN
yitms that distinguished TREND 10 our
counay, gen. La Fayesie, TO visit THIS
town aad county, aud also to provide
Tor his recepiioa aaG entertainment;
Coed Va;is, Lsq. mayor, was appoint-
Cd chairman, and Ltmusi Beat, secfe-
tary.
The following preamble and resolu-
ton being offered BY Alfred Il. Powell,
Esq. were unanimously adopted
The citizeas OF Manchester and the
county ol F,eieriek, having learned,
with pleasure, that lh~re is reason 10
hope that the naii0a's guest will visit the
valley OF Vagina, and their immediate
neig,oorhood, and feeling an anxious
desiIe 10 mmSie ia the universal seAts-
ment OF gratitude peryadng The United
States, at the arrival oi a henefaetorl
and friend, whose disinterested and
magnanlmous feelings prompted him,
IN tunes most gloomy aud appalling, 10
oiier himself, his fortune, mis- future
hopes and prosperity, wiling sacrifice
al the altar Il liberty, and our counuy'sl
siiccess IN her holy cause: Therefore,
Resesred, That a committee, 10 con-
sist 81 six persons, be appointed, iol
present, IN the name of tie citizeus ~
Winchester and county Of Frederick
generally, an invitatIon TO gen. LA Fay
etie to visit Winchester, aud ia their
names to oisr him the assurance oi
their Gnfeigaed qualification at his arr
val IN tue United states, and their inde-
lible. feelings Of gratitude for his disln-
terested and noble sacrifices in the
cause oil civil liberty throughout the
world, and his devotion 10 the cause OF
our beloved country III herreyolu,ionary
struggle.
Hesolred, That the hon. Robt. White,
hon. Hugh Roln.es, hon. ilenry ST.
George fucker, col. Charles Magi.i
Oiled Waite, and Alfred II. Poueii, Is
cures, compose the said committee.
Resolved, 2lat committee be APP
pointed to supssiatcnd the necessary re-
gi,lations, 10 ali respects. for the reeep-
ton Of the nafioss's guest, in Tie event
of his acceptance OF our invitation: And
that said committee be invested with
full powers to Use all and every means
they may think proper and accessory
for the discharge OF their duties. Where
upon gen. John smith, John b. Tilien,
Esq. capt. George Blackmore, Edm'd.
Mcclure, Esq, cspt Peter Lauck,
Beatty Carson, John White, John Jol-
life, james Nj. Marshall, William s.
Jones and Lewis Wolfe, Esqaires, gen.
Josiah Lockhart, mr. Nathaniel Bur-
well, air John Hciskell, MI. Thomas
A. iidball, DIR. Robert Il. Baldwin, and
Mr.. Lemuel Bent, were appointed lie
sand committee.
OBED WAITE, Chairman.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-11-18

The Prcsbytery Of Philadelphia at
their session last week, licensed the
following vonag men TO preach the
Gospel,-James IL. Stuart, Charles
Thompson. Alvin H. Parker And
received under their cate as candidates
for tie mliistry:-Thon ash Jane way,
John M'klaskey, Thomas w. levin,
George Printz, Henry Aureud, aud
Jas. Irwin, recently from Ireland.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-11-18

MARRIED, at Prospect Hill, on
Wednesday last, by the Rev. hr. Leeeh,
Dnct. Ebensssr Coe, to Miss Nary ~.
daughter Of Mr.. William Wilson, all Of
this county.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-11-18
From the Louisville lKy.) Morn Of Post, %
a REVOLUTIONARY SUPPORTER GONE.

~ ACSOLI lsONAk1 sCffOAIEh tsONE
'fiang be the heavens IN black"
Departed this life on Friday last, al
terra ieverish and lingering existence OF
two months, that egotist OF ia paper, the
"Western Volunteer" printed at Frank
fort, as voluntary supporter Of Gen
jackson. After an unsuccessful at
tempt for two monshsto obtain sufficient
patronage to sustain il and after repeat
dappealsto theGenerars patriotic sup
portefs to assist them in the publication
they were compelled to let it 80 the way
OF all such venal attempts at misrepre-
sentatiou and abuse. Thisis another
evidence of the Generals weakness in
the West.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-11-18
House and Lot,
In the town Of Darksville- Terms made known
ON tile DAY Ut sale.
Rsary Payne. j.in. r..
jacob y. Seibert,

5PPteHotF 70 Q
1.-The E9isors Of the Republican, and the
Gazette, Winchester; Repository ChaEsssevus
Herald. Examiaer. and Ci,ixen. Frederick
town: and Torch Light, Ha~ers,o~n. viii in
ser The .sose advertisement for SIX weekA
4, their ies pectiye uapers. snd forward tha3
accounts 10 lGlis o!ies for xollgstioA>
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-11-18

The result OF the Presidential Elec-
ton in the several states positively heard
from, is as follows
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-11-18
OBED WAITE, Chairman.
LEMuEL Bent, Secretary.

Judges White and Holmes have pro-
ceeded to meet gen. La Fayeite with
the invitation OF the citizens OF this town
and county. HIN. Rep,st.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-11-18

Pennsylvania. "A THOMPSON, a
democratic republican, 10 elected To
congress, as the successor o. judge
Tod, from Bedford and Somerset, loT
the shres succeeding sessions
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-11-18

We have the pleasure Of announcing
that Chancellor Fuckers Law school
was opened ON Wednesday last, ON which
day the first lecture was delivered. The
number of students already engaged is
considerable and will no doubt rapidly
and continually increase. Winch. Rep.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-11-18

Tricks of the ddy-The account
of the great disaster 20 the Dam at
Black Rock, hy which, it was asser
ted, the state had lost one hundred
thousand dollars, turns out 10 have been
an electioneering device, to promote
the cause of Mr.. Clinton in New York
The accident which really happen
ed, it is stated, will not cost 100 dol
lars 70 repair it.--NG.. Jat.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1824-08-09
The Alexandria Baths.

4 RE now in complete order, fitted up in a
N superior style, and will be ready for the
accommodation of the public on the eighth Of
May. As this establishment has received the
unqualified appreciation Of the physicians, il is
unnecessary to say more in its recommendation,
than, that strict attention will be given in It's
management, and faithful male and female
servants provided. Terms reduced 10 suit the
times, as follows--For families 81 for tine sea-
son single persons 50 single baths 374 cts
four baths 81 One half of the subscription
money will he expected in advance, and the
balance on the 10th July.
may . ELIZABETH LAWS.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1824-08-09

~ - - " I.I"I : - ~ 4. RaIl1 II - 10
SUGAR, LEMONS, etc. etc.
INDosh1- q IT'LL nave Just received from
Ian. York, per schooner Exchange, Harris,
and this day Ianding,
% bGj hs ana superior brown sugar.
20 boxes Sicily lemons, in prime order
10 bbls peach brandy, years old
20 boxes brightyeIlow soap.
IN STORE,
700 sacks fine salt, Liverpool filed, extra
1000 bushels ground alum salt
hhds and ST. Croix and New
20 barrels Orleans sugar
20 bags South America and w. T. coffee
20 chests and 25 10 catty boxes Y. II tea,
very fine
70 10 catiJ boxes imperial do
40 hhds and ! Pennsylvania, Baltimore,
100 hbts ! and Cumberland whskey
20 barrels Cumberland do old and very
fine
pipe and 4 or casks old Port wine
10 Or. casks Malaga do
pipes Holland gin, warranted pure as
imported
10 bbls country do
pipes Cognac brandy, 3 superior to any
in the district
serOons indigo
30 realms wrapping paper
Bales cotton, leading lines, bed cords
Pepper, pimento, loaf and lump sugar
Starch, copperas, mdscafe rasins, figs
Race and ground ginger, alum, rice
Shelled and pearl barley, madden
English walnuts, Zante currants
DemJohns, ton shot, assorted
20 bbis mess and prime pork, New York
Inspection. iy7
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1824-08-09

Ali the articles must be of the best
quality, subject to rigid inspection, and
De satisfactory &c. the commandments of the
yards.
Persons offering will please state their
terms.-
For white oak and yellow pine plank
stuff, beams or ash Iogs--per cubic foot !;
For ash plank or white pins boards
per 100 superficial feet;
For lignum vitae per ton;
For kDees--per sided inch
All offers must be addressed to the
navy commissioners, sealed and endorsed
on the back, so as to designate the the
kind OF articles offered for. This is par
tleularly requested, as the commissioners
do not wish 10 open any offers until the
day OF deciding on them shall arrive.
Proposals Tor furnishing mas,s and
spar timber will be received ill the, first
day oil September, and for all other tim.
Der till the FIRST day of August next.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1824-08-09
NOTICES.
Navy Commissioners Offce,
JUNE s, 1924.


Navy commissioners Office,
JUsE s, 1924.
hh commissioners OF the navy will receive
la, - ~ "''ie se'e'"' o"'iu-
US '"'"' '' 'o'i'"i "s ''h"er, VIZ
Deliverable al Washington.
10 pieces white oak logs, IS feet long and Is
mcnes square.
do do 81 feet long, SO inches diameter
10 5000 cubic feet white oak plank stock
to 5000 cubic feet yellow pine do.--None to
be less than 30 ami to average 10 feet in length.
10000 feet white pine plank and boards l
and inches.
1874 dagger and l20 lodging white oak knees
to side from TO II inches, bodies Z feet, arms
feet.
set mas's anu spars entlre for IA gun ship,
with bowsprit
L .nninmast
2ior'~N,'s
top-y.liani-masts
sp'it-Sni-vard
. top-ga'Iant yards Best heart yellow
8 royai.yards pine
! top-sail-yard
! dying Jib.bocm
spanker do
tore top-steering-
ssm
.ss s,naii s,r,,c,, :,
los do do spurs o y, - go, 10 rec. ., ;o"s
DeGUerd6te at Boston.
$4,000 feet white pine boards
D.,;-,.-nsLe -, po-,.,,,I =. u
osoo - So, '.,,;,. ~ -. n.
"oo 'u'i' 'e'' "'''e '"fN ioes ioi Caps' "es-
''' 'e''' -,
1000 cubic feet white oak lors--none less
than 35 feet aud 10 average 45 feet long.
3 To 1000 cubic feet white oak lows, for gun
car, iaees, &c g.
8 to 1000 cubic feet ash logs and plank.
Sto 10000 cubic fesr yellow pine piank stocks
none 10 be less than IS and TO AVERAGE "a feet
in length