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troops are destined to be stationed, the a,lyan-
ages which the present arrangement must af.
;o1d TO the Bank of Missouri, by enabling it to
ISSUE and circulate great amount of its notes
without danger of their returning upon it for
payneht' are not less obvious than such pre-
terence of little, petty bank of a Torritorv.
over all the respectable banks of tho western
s'a'es would be odious TO those states. More, I
snbjcct. oi ."e
nave The .onor to be, very respectfully, sir,
Your most obt scrv.
~. NINIAN EDWARDS.
ihe PAYMAsTER GESER,I
ol the Army u. S. Washington City.
A List of Drafts drawn by tho Treasurer of Tho II,
nited States on the Bank of Missouri. since ,Le
hrst Of July, 1878. ~
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nf The CoNsriruTIoNAL WIG ia o,tbii,bri
t1.ec 'oee6, Tuesdays aud Ftidays,) al fre dbl
fafs per an'ann, payable IN Advance.
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jor ne ,srsf tnserson, and 81 l-2 cents for each con-
sa'1..ace,rane naaber Of Insertions msr he no.ed
charged accordingly 49, - '''''''''N "'"
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'fd"af s's Mis place or .uaaehesicr.
u ~ letters to tie Editors must Be most maid.
or they cell rceeirc no attention..
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Edwaraso;1ic, Hi. June II. 1919.

Dear Sir: think il my duly TO apprizc You
that Major Hall, the Paymasfer of the u. S.
troops IS, and has been for some time past, acting
under an order (which am convinced you ne
yer authorized,) requiring him to pay those
troops IN specie, u. S. Bank notes, or notes Of
the Bank OF Missouri, in which latter it is un-
sigcly paid.
Considering tha remote points at WHICH tbosc
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NINIAN EDWARDS.
The Hon. SEc'Y. OF WAR.
PAYMAsrER GErEnA1,s OrF1cr
CITY of WIasI,ing,on, June 15M, 1891. :

CITY Of Washington, June 18Th, 1924.
Sir: l have the honor to enclose, in obedience
to your directions, a copy of letter from the
Hon. Ninian Edwards to the Paymaster Gene
raj, dated "Edwardsville, Illinois, June II,
1872" in relation to payments said to lave been
made, BY order Of the Paymaster General, TO
the troops IN that part of the country, Gin spe-
cic, United States Bank Notes, or Notes of the
Bank of Missouri &c. &C.: being the only let
ter found on the files of this Office upon that sub
ject.
an, very respectfully, sir, your most obd't.
NATHL FRYE, Jr.
Chief Clerk
To the Hon. JoHN G. CA1Hour,
Secretary of War.
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~ANTED--A situation in some Mercantile
Wv House, in the capacity of Clerk. Good
qualifications arc possessed, and moderate coni-
7onsation viii satisfy. Apply TO the editors.
June d ts1l
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PEOPLES TrCXEr.

JOHN QUINCY ADAMS Of Massachusetts,.
FOR vICi-PREsIDENT,
SOME TRIED & APPROVED DEMOCRAT.
'rhe psople of the United States are one great
f,nily--as long the Union Of the States holds, a
citizen from one section, provided he be honest ca
pahle and faithful to tile Constitution aud the peo-
pie, ought to be rs acceptable to the opposite sec
ton, as TO the one which claims his birth or resi-
deucc',
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NO. ].
BANK OF STEUBENYILLE.

Staten emf, showing the balance of Public Mo-
neys at theena ofevery quarter, from the com
mencement ofNIarcb, 1912, to the 81 st March,
1924, and continued to 7th of June, 1924.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-07-13

No. 3.
Statement, showing the aggregate of moneys de-
posted 10 the credit of the Treasurer of the Uni
ted States, in the following Banks, add the bal
ance remaining in each of the said Banks on the
eth of June, 1920.
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Dolls. 914,337 III

Those drafts, opposite 20 which 10 tc,narks are
made, were drawn in favor Of individuals fer The
payment Of warrants.
Payments to- individuals Dr. 1888 81
Transferred 70 different banks 481,0l3 60
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DEPARTMENT OF WAR,

June l 5, 1924.
SIR: Your letter of the I4th instant is receiv-
ed, enclosing note of the Hon. Mr.. FORSYTH,
expressive of his wish to have ga copy of Mr..
Edwards's letter to the War Department, re-
monstrating against, or complaining of, an Or
der which prevented the receiving of the Ed
wardsville Bank notes in payment to the troops
of the United States, written in or after 1919,
and any other letters on the subject of the Bank
OF Edwardsville from Mr.. Edwards;n and, in an
swer thereto, have the honor to transmit a CO.
py of a letter from MIR. Edwards to this DEPART
ment, dated 18th June, 1919, which the Clerk
charged with the files of letters received by the
Department in relation to that subject.
In addition to my own files, L directed the
files of the Pay Master Generals Office to be
examined, and herewith transmit copy of re-
port from that Office containing copy of let
ter from Mr.. Edwards to the Pay Master Gene
raj, of the same tenor and date as the one adj
dressed by him to this office, which it will be
seen by the report from that office, is the only
letter in relation to the subject on its files.
have the honor TO be, your obedient servant,
j. G.. CALHOUN.
Hon. EDWARD LIVINGSTON,
of the Committee of Investigation
on the memorial of Hon. N. Edw ards
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lb] Extract Of a Letter. from, Thomas Sloo 10
the Secretary ofMe Treasury
Il


SIR: Agreeable to your request of the 24th
august last, called on George F. Strother.
Esq. on the 10Th inst to exhibit to me the evil
dences OF transfers, received by him from the
BANK OF Missouri collateral security for the pub
nc money IN It's possession, at the time of its fa-
lure. Not having received the last mentioned
IN your letter, requested Col. Strother to fur
nish me with one, copy of which is herewith
transmitted; and with which the evidences of
debt generally agree. In some cases, however
they exceed, and in others they fall short of ti,e
amount stated in the list. The former is o,viner
70 credits which the parties are entitled to, that
have not been entered on their notes the latter
arises from interest due on stock notes, accounts
OF which were TO have been furnished by the
5ank, as appears from a memorandum of the
PRESIDENT, III the hands of Mr.. Strother and
which he informs me, has been repeatedly called
lor without effect Amount received by Mr..
STROLLER, as will appear from notes of payrnert
on tue LIST, IS S7G1 43 in specie, and S5O in
loan ONCE money. The only case in which the
evidence OF debt has been at all charged, is that
OF w ison T. Hunt, who appears TO have owed
at the time OF traufcr s. 900, secured by mort
gage on tract Of land in the neigh5orhood of
". Louis, that had been precisely morfgareJ
to JohnJacob Aston, of New York for ii 4. 600.
such was the uncertainty OF this claim that tha
Bank agreed TO receive the amount in loan Of
ice paper, when it was worth only tsyenty.fye
cents in tho dollar, as am informed nv Mr.
STROLLER. 1T present the debt of Hunt appears
to stand tins
Debt transferred c1a 0so 10
! Offset clairDea 100 90
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have received this paper from Mr. Strothcr.
considering it equal to the whole amount in
Loan Office money-The loan Office paper bears
an interest of per cent. per annum, the au-
ditor's warrants an interest of6 per cent. per
annum, and the Illinois paper per cent. and
as to the warrants no difficulty can arise, in re-
gard to the conslitutonality of the issue. Mr..
Strother informs me that it was his wish TO have.
exchanged the whole amount of Loan Office
money for auditors warrants, by which ar
rangement the interest would have been in
creased per cent. and the debts rendered e.
ventually more certain. Should this Transact.
on not be considered as entirely satisfactory,
MI. Strother has assured me, that he will make
good the amount in loan Office money, by re-
decming the auditors warrants and Illinois pa
per. The amount received shall depositc as
directed to the Branch of the United States
Bank at Louisville, Kentucky, in the carly
part ofnext month.
Youwill herewith receive the act of the State
OF Missouri, establishing loan oifices-I thought
1t UNNECESSARY to incur the expense of obtaining
an exemplification from the office of the Secre.
tary of State, presuming that you wished it for
your own satisfaction, and not to exhibit in a
court of justice. -
MIR. Strather informed me that he had
brought all the suits commenced on the debts
transferredb by the Bank OF Missouri in the state
courts, in consequence of doubts having arisen
OF the Banks being chartered, for want of the
signature of the Governor. The Supreme
Court of the State, however, pronounced it
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Treasury Of thc United States, June p, 1924.
IT'D. r. PUCxEH, r.. II. 6,
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Ed,oardspoNe, I'LL. Jnne IL, 1910.

EdlcdfdspllFe, III. Jnne II, 1919.
Dear Sir: beg to inform you that the Pay
Master of the United States troops, major
Hall, now at st. Louis) is, by an order, Ito
which hardly think you have ever given your
approbation,) requEcd to pay those troops in
specie, U. S. Bank notes, or the notes of the
Bank of Missouri, in which latter, it is Under
stood, those troops arc generally, if not cxclu-
sycly paid.
preference of little, petty bank of territory,
over all the respectable banks of the Western
States, enabling it exclusively to circulate its
notes at the distant points TO which the troops
are destined, connot fail to be very Objectionable
to those states, even if such distinction were
not unjust in itself.
have the honor, &c.
NINIAN EDWARDS.
The Hon. SEc'Y. OF WAR
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No. g.
BANK OF ToMBEckBE.

Statement, showing the balances of Public Mo.
neys at the end of every quarter, from tho
commencement of March, the LIST, 1919, to
the 3lst Of March, 1924. and continued to I'll
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la1 Extract Of a ieite, from George f. STROLLER
to tie Secretary Of the Treasury, dated
&C Sr / .o1r,s Anil OF 1909

la1 Extract Of a letter from George f. STROLLER
10 Ne Secretary Of the Treasury, dated
'Sr. Louis, April 27, 1893.
&C SIR: Among the debts transferred to the
United States by the Missouri Bank was one of
10000 dollars upon Wilson p. Hunt This
debt was secured by mortgage, but the land
pledged to secure the payment had been prcyi-
ously mortgaged to MIR. Astor of New York,
for 10000 dollars, upon which was due eight or
nine years interest. When this note was pro-
posed to be transferred, the debt was desperate,
as the land would not bring NOR. than 10000
dollars, and the debt was considered nominal
until Mr. Hunt stated that, by mortgaging the
land to friend, if relieved from the bank in
cumbrance, he could procure 5000 dollars.
with which he could purchase sufficient sum
OF money, to purchase the amount of the bank
debt m loan Office paper. Upon reflection, it
was Determined to receive loan of1iccc paper in
payment OF his debt, in loan Office paper at o5
per cent. discount. Mr.. Hunt on that dav &
frequently, expressed to me a great desire to
change this debt, and expressed wish that, if
should see any for sale, to send it to him. In
February last, he paid Mr.. Barton 800 dol
lars.
Considering the debt in some peril. nv wish
was to have il placed upon sure footing. Three
or iour weeks since, gentleman applied to me
TO procure loan of money. I informed him
that had none, but that ifhe would give ample
security to return the loan Office paper when
wanted would put him upon the plan to secure
1t; that Mr.. Hunt wished to discharge debt
due the government, in loan Office paper, and il
ne would give his note, with sufficient security,
topay the United States 5000 dollars in loan
Office paper, with 6 per cent. interest, upon de-
mand, tiat Mr.. Hunt would give him in money
the selling price, amounting to 1850 dollars.
My object was TO accommodate two deserving
merltorious men, and serve the government by
placing the debt upon secure footing. The
whole arrangement I communicated to Mr..
Hunt, and told him should communicate the
transaction TO you. He considered it a fair and
advantageous arrangement for the government.
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RICHMOND, VIRGINIA. TUESDAY, JULY 49, 1s21

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT by JOSH
| ua Barton, Esq. as per
| his receipt in the hands
OF Mr.. Stroller, in loan
Office, 1906 CT
Hunts note in hands of
Strother, 1888 30
Amount secured by con-
veyance of the Missouri
Hotel to George F.
Strother, lin trust) to be
paid in loan Office mon
ey, at any time the Co
vernment may require
It, with per cent. in
terest, 6.OOO 90
From every information which have been
enabled to obtain in relation to this debt be-
.eive the change to have been favorable one,
inasmuch as deem the security for the pay
ment OF the $4,000 as amply sufficient, and you
now mold Tor the payment of the balance due by
Hunt, the same security, which was held for
The payment Of the whole debt transferred.
1 have received from Mr.. STROLLER in Nilsson
n lean s otiice money $3.50 so
AUTHORS warrants 1850 Ga
Illinois State Bank paper 5000 90
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Hh"i hRKs-
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Transferred to The u. States
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Do. q. S. Br. Blk. Louisville.
Do. Bank of Tennessee.
Do. Bank Of Nashville.
Do. Bank of Chiilicothe.
Do. U. S. Br. Bk,;. at Wash'n.
Do. do. do.
Do. do, DO.
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~ The ENQUIRER Is published t~ice week general
ly, and three times during the session the State
the same as Fsre D.Has per
payable in advamcr Notes of chartered. soecie
paying Banks snJ will he received payment The I'D
ttors will the safety Of rs,ung them by mall
the postage Of all letters beng paid by the WRITER'S
" No psper will be us Of the discretion
efthe EdtofsJ unit. sllarrearages have paid up.
" Whoever will guarantee the payment OF nine papers
shall have a tenth gratis
TERMS OF ADVERTISING
- One square, ts-Frst Insertion, IS eenas-each
Continuance SO cents.
No advertisement Inserted, until has either been paid
Tor OF assumed BY psrson in this city envrons.
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1924 prizes
1O626 blanks
S8775O
1850 tickets.

''"'"S ocO bCkStS.
This is lottery formed by the terpary com.
bmat'on and Formulation Of 81 numbers. To
determine the prizes therein, the 81 numbers.
from to - inclusive, will be publicly nut into
wheel on the day of drawing, and four oc
them tie drawn out; and those tickets which
shall have on them the LIST, Cd and I'D drswn
numbers, will each be entitled TO prize or
$1,000, Those other tickets which shall have
on them the I'd, 81 and 4th drawn numbers.
VIII each be entitled to a prize OF $1,000 Those
other tickets which shall have on them the II.
I'd and 9Th drawn numbers will each be emit
tied to aprize of $500 Those 6 other ticket.
which shall have on them the LIST, Sc and 9TH
drawn numbers, will each he entitled 70 = prrze
OF S2l3 Those 1873 tickets which shall nav e.nn
them tue of the drawn numbers, and those two
the 81 aud 9TH drawn, will each be entitled To-.
prize of $50. All others having Two nj IN.
drawn numbers on, being 600, will each H.. emf.
tied TO prize of Sl2, and those 6O72 tick .ts
which shall have on them any one Of the drawn
numbers, will each be entitled to prize Of 96.
No ticket which shall have drawn a prize Of a
SUPERIOR denomination, can be entitled 10 an
inferior prize.
FRIES payable 80 days after the drawipe. and
| subject to the usual deduction of Is per cent.
This lottery will be drawn on Thursday the
lith day OF Nov. next, at the University build.
ing in the city of Baltimore
Whole tickets Sc, halves 3, quarters so.
fackageS OF nine tickets, embracing the COM
olnation and FORMULATION numbers OF the Iotts-
ry, Warranted 10 draw at least goo 30 netA or
shares OF packages may also be had at the same
rate. Apply al the office of
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All the articles must be of the best
quality, subject to rigid inspection, and
be satisfactory TO the commandanIs of the
yards.
Persons Offering will please stale their
terms
For white oak and yellow pine plank
stuff, beams or ash logs--pvr cubic foot !;
For ash plank or white pine boards
per 100 superficial feet;
For lignum VITAE per ION;
For knees--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
tieularly requested, as the com missioners
do not wish TO open any offers until the
day of deciding on them shall arrive.
Proposals for furnishing mas;s and
spar timber will be received till the first
day Of September, and for all other tim
Der till the FIRST day of August next.
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GUNPOWDER TEA, etc.
ANDING this day from the schr Armada,
IL from New York
chests gunpowder
10 half chests do >TEAS
25 ten catty boxes
of the London Trader and Americas
cargoes, of late importation and fine
quality. Apply to
SAMUEL MEssERsMiTH,
Who has in stole
ioe chests, half chests, 10 ca,ty boxes and
boxes containing each 20 cannisters of y
Id each. of imperial and gunpowder tea.
of various qualities and prices
Ia chests young Tyson do of .Superior's CARGO
40 hhds, 100 hbis Baltimore whiskev
81 hhds N o and w Muscovado sugar of
oo bbis J prime quality
IS hhds Havana and Trinidad molasses
80 bags prime green coffee
o ST Domingo do
10 Sumatra pepper
IL filherts Qow TO close sales)
~ hampers porter and wine bottles
orcas p,peS French Madeira wine
half pipes Sicily Madeira do
quarter casks Colmenar do
pipes 18th proof cognac brandy Warranted
pure as imporied)
do Holland gin
i hid 9th proof Irish whiskey
25 bbls New York prime pork
25 do gauber salts
20 bundles sugar loaf paper
100 groce velvet corks
so boxes and half boxes Bakers No. l, 2and
., and Lapham's No chocolate, fresh
from the manuiactory
90 Liverpool filled sacks blown salt
1000 lbs bacon hams, midlings and shoulders
aug 8
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REMOVAL.

MFRS. MARGARET GARNER, has removed
INAto the cOmmodiOus house on Prince street,
formerly kept as house Of entertainment,)
next door to the Farmers Bank, which she has
fitted UP in handsome style for the reception
Of company. She intends being provided with
ali the delicacies Of the season.
" Ten or twelve genteel B0AROER5 eau.
be accommodated on terms sufte5 to the times
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The Alexandra Baths,

A re now in complete order, fitted up in a
IA 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, it is
unnecessary to say more in its iecommend alton,
thaD, that strict attention will be given in its
management, and faithful male and female
servants provided. Terms reduced to suit the
times, as fouows-For families 81 for the sea-
son single persons s. single baths 37d cts
four baths 81. One half of the subscription
money will be expected IN advance, and the
balance on the 10th July.
may 5 ELIZABETH LAWS.
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! j. N. RUN%EAAS.

Those who prefer paying only the difference
between The price of a package aud what they
must OF necessity draw, to advancing the en-
IRE value OF the tickets, can have certificate
Tor package of whole tickets for s33 60 !.
half do for St6 so; quarter do Tor IS 40.
Prizes in any of the lotteries Of MARYLAND.
Virginia, New York, New Jersy, Pennsy lyania,
will be received in payment.
Orders from any part of the United States,
by mail, enclosing the cash, will be promptly
attended 10. if addressed TO
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Arkansas General Land Agency.

TIME subscriber has opened an Office at Lit
IL tie Rock, the seat of government of the
Territory Of Arkansas. for the purpose of PAY
ING TAXES on MILITARY BoUBTY LANDS, owued
by non-residents attending 90 the recording
efcoDveyances and REDEKMIEG LANDS SOLD
for TAXES.
All kinds of land agency transacted with
promptuess and despatch.
THOs. W. NEWTON.
Little Rock, A. I. 22d June, 1924.
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with all the improvements thereon, beginning
on Water street, 1T the distance of 1872 feet 81
inches to The south of Gibbon street, thence
on Water street south forty four feet TO the
north line ofthe lot of ground granted by VIM.
L. Alexander, to James Keith and John Har-
per, thence with the line OF that lot, crossing
Potomac street, Union street, and the strand,
into the river, thence north "A feet II inches,
thence westwardy parallel 10 Gibbon street, to
the beginning-to satisfy an execution in the
name of The bank of Alexandria, for the use of
Robert Taylor. Should the purchaser fail
To comply win the terms of sale, the property
will be re-soid and the purchaser held liable for
any deficiency. ID. MINOR, ID. NJ
" 10 Is for y. RinggoId, marshal
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NDplDlRSo
Navy Commissioners, oifice.

rN JUNE s, iS24.
VNHE commissioners Of the navy will receive
i proposals for furnishing at the several build
ing yards the following tiuber, viz;
Deiiverc5i. at Washington.
l6 pieces white oak logs, 10 feet long and l6
inches square.
do do 30 feet long, sc inches diameter
10 5000 cubic feet white oak plank stocks.
TO 5000 cubic feet yellow pine do.--Nope 10
be less than 30 and to average 45 feet in leng III
10000 feet white pine plank and boards IL
and inches.
1874 dagger and 100 lodging white oak knees
TO side from 9 to Il inches, bodies Z feet, arms
feet.
I set mas's anu spars entire for Al gun ship,
with bowsprit
I .nainmast
topmasis
top-gallant. masts
spirit sail ard
top-gallsnt- Yards Best heart yellow
royal-yards pine
] top-sail-yard
I flying jib-boom
/ spankcr do
fore.top-steering
8 other booms
1876 small spruce spars 81 to 10 feet long
los do do of inches diameter
Deliverable at Boston.
10000 feet white pine boards
Deliverable at Portsmouth,, " H.
$500 cubic feet white oak logs for caps, tres
sic trees, Sc.
Deliverable at .Nezv York.
1000 cubic feet white oak logs--none less
than 30 feet and TO average rs feet long.
s TO 1000 cubic feet white oak logs, for gun
carriages, &c.
3 to 1000 cubic feet ash logs and plank.
IN sch,
none to be less than 30 and TO average 10 feet
in length
lS yellow pine pump logs notices. than 90 feet
long l6 10 - inches diameter.
IL tons iignum viIs large sizes.
front fishes
after side fishes
9 side e. ees
main -top-masts
3 half.rnain yards Best heart yeiio" pine
sprit-sail do
spanker boom
mizen spndles
geo TO 800 small spruce sparS, 81 TO 10 n long
100 900 do do of 4 inches in diameter
lS4 dagger, 244 lodging, white oak knees to
side ana inches.
Deliverable at Phiiadeljlhia.
2 to 10000 cubic white oak plank stocks, Is
to 5000 do do yellow pine do None less than
% and to average 40 feet in length.
$500 do Q inch ash plank
Toto 10000 superficial feet white pine plank
and boards and inches.
6l3 knees 10 side from to 10 inches, bodies
feet arms
cheeks tor head.
Deliverable al Goshorf, Virginia.
10000 cubic feet w. oak diank stocks. 10000
do do yellow pine do do None less than So and
TO average DO feet in length,
90 beams from 43 to 81 feet G inches long,
sided l6d and le1 inches, mould l25 and To-
l23 beams from ~ to As feet long, sided l3
TO 10 inches, moulded II to Ia inches.
IL half side irtcs for "a gun shipl