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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-05-31
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, ,

IT, ...-. - RlchmOnd May no. 1875.
INC parties interested will please take notice thai b,v
appointed the lst day of July ard at this office the ti
ana place Tor executing the duties prescribed in the
Gruer Of court when and where the creditors of Hugh aio
aeo are required to exhibit and prove their claims aud b,
Pes directed render attend with the uecearv
papers and vouchers ready for and ertlem.nt
MO- ii. BAKER, MI.
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N(CTICE.

LII having claims against the Estate of Dr.
VIM Fonshee, Sen dec hereby notified and required
make them known the undersigned order provision
may he made FOR their discharge
And all indebted the said earnestly
quested to make immediate payment to
JAMES RAWLINGS, Admir-.
With the will annexed VI WIN. Foushee, Sen. dec
Senf en-
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A new invention in the construction OF steam
boats, experimental on in New York, is announce
ed. The principle whichit acts is simple in its
nature but likely to produce great advantage. The
plan is, that the boat shall roll ouer the water
buoyant cylindrical wheels, instead OF being prope-
ed through it. The chief benefits of the system
are, the facility in moving over waters obsructed
by shoals and bars, the additional velocity to be
gained by the triinG resistance of the water, and
the comparative economy in the construction ofthe
vessel.
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ArOTICE.

IHNHE Subscribers will open choice supply of SEASON.
1BLE GOODS, the 10Th Of April al that well kno
sand 81 Amea recently occupied BY Thomas Perknson AZ
dephis and New-York for cash. and win he odd on
able terms. The former customers that place aud the PEG
PIE generally are invited to call and examine. Handb. N1
be out designating the goods nc.
MOTLEY IRVING co.
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NE subscriber tike leave inform HE friends and the
Il public generally, that he has taken the WARM SPRINGS
eabiishmen Tor term Of years. and that he will be ali
times prepared for the reception and comfortable accommod
ton OF company The baths in excellent order and care
iu attention will be paid persons using them For the cha
raocr Of the Of the Warm Springs he refers 10 an
tract Of letter from Physician who has had ample experience
oi s efficacy. To reuder It agreeable the palate
quantity Oft will constantly be kept cool 10 bottles when B.
CONES pleasant sulphur be. The Chaly beate
spring, useful and in Of strofua is also In
good order and bath has lately been prepared into which
cold sud be admitted suit the tenpe
tatufc 70 the wish Of the patient, and to furnish an *
eernt shower bath The subscriber has pleasure IN stating
that the Dads leading from Stanton the Sweet and sui
phur Springs W this place. are IN better condition than here
toore. JOHN FEy
Warm Spring., Bath County, Va. May a. g. wew
consider the waters Of the Warm SPRING. p,eul;s,I
valuable. The medicinal powers Of mineral water can onl
he properly inferred from their experienced Effects i,s
70 he regretted that perfect knowledge Of fbe cnfsn
OF medicinal springs has not been acquired by aecrste
Hay, speedily act the whole system They increase the
action of the bnodvesse the excitement Of the nervous v
ten and the various When these effects ensue in
moderate degree indication Ofhor beneficial operation
WheH they headache thirst and excess ofheat he on
y taken should he diminished They are highly useful In
affections Of the liver and stomach aud oruotions of various
o'ans, and particularly 10 tonic govt BY addition of
GmPooniu oihe etured solution Of Epson sst two three
glasses become actively oathartt The Internal and ocs an
pcation very eeacous in palsy chronic rheumatisn and
sutsneous diseases The vulgar error, hs. the Warm Bath il
eiant the principle that heat Lessons cohesion nu
nate substances Is absurd The Analogy does not hold with
cpeet the application the living animal system The
latb H. simply mulant and either sTcogthets o. egtaas az
PPisa moderately Or excessively"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-05-31

gentleman, whose business lately called him
through Virginia, in the counties of Shenandoah,
CulPeper, Madison, Rockingham, Angus a, Rock
bridge, Botetourt, Bedford Franklin, Monroe
Greenbfier, Giles, Montgomery, and, his return,
through Fauquier, Loudoun, and Fairfax, informs
as that he has never, although he has often
ed the same range of country at about the same
period OF the year, witnessed more cheering pros
pect TO the labor of the farmer. The ravages of
the fly were no where complained of, except as lac
approached this city, in Loudoun and Fairfax, and
grain had attained size that seemed to Danish al
most all apprehension of danger about it. He
heard also equally gratifying accounts of many
other parts of the State, which he did not himself
pass through. G.S-dt. Int
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The Butler Centinel informs us, that increased
attention is given by the inhabitants of that county
of Pennsylvania to the manufacture of iron--there
are IN that place three establishments for the ma
nufacture of iron, extensively and proftably en-
ployed. Bait. finer
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FROM HAYTI-

BY accounts from Cape Hayti 10 the sth inst
received at Norfolk, it appears, that the Lesisa-
live council, Ga chamber of Deputies, probably ii
is cailed,) finished their business few days since,
and among their legislative acts was the passage
of a new Tariff iGD, which goes into operation
soon.
Z" 1t appears that there has never been duty on
land paid in the Island inasmuch as the land most
ly belongs to government; but duty on the pro
duets OF 1t, say, certain sum per ID. on coffee,
per bbl. on fruit, &c.-and when the same articles
are exported, they again pay what is termed an
export duty. These export duties have been re-
duced by the new tariff and heavier import duties
imposed. The duties on Flour have been increased
dclar higher than before, making the duly now
about 2.30 per bbl.-that on Rice is so high as to
amount TO almost prohibition, being now ESQ
per 100 lbs.--other articles of Breadstuffs have
also received a proportonable augmentation
ClGyet IVine is perhaps the only article ofimport
that has undergone reduction of duty. The Tariff
however, it was understood, would soon be pub
lished, and copy of it may have reached the u.
States even before this period"
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A letter from Washington states that Capt.
.Hn,edy is to be tried at Richmond, Va. this month,
on the charges that exist against him.
a MIR. Thellusen, in England, left property to
the amount of near SIS, 600, O0O-directing by his
viii, thatit shouldbe divded6o yearshenc amongst
those who could then prove they were his heirs
and if there were then none such to be found, the
property was to go the King His present heirs
have lsbored, hitherto unsuccesslully to break the
will, and have now made a new effort.
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KE.NTUCKY .4GENfCY

- OBERT fRtPLETF, date OF Richmond,l having been
induced by number Jf Vgnans, establish himself
~ Frankfort Kentucky, for the their business. in
which he has been Engaged for the last six gears viz
eating land titles enantng and selling lau
Estates for collecting debts & and for that purpose having
prepared himself al great expense, he tenders his
that line To the public in general He is well known Rich
mond and Petersburg having done alage
from these two places, and some from Norfolk and Fredeck
burg well from various other parts Of the
Refer Judge. Green Brooke and Bouldn, the VIM.
5 Archer OF Amelia, DE- john Adams, of Richmond
Nessrs John Scott and VIM =. Stone Mr.
VIM ilaNa, Petersburg and Mr. Alexander Wilson, Norfolk
Also the Hon Thomas Todd Geo NJ. Bibb aud John Crit
enden Frankfort Ken aud Mr. Thona. Green Richmond
Vawho engaged and enPoweredt agencies
his
H. T. has agents employed by whose aid he is enabled ON
short notice, to have business transacted part state
attention.
Frankfort, Oct 2, 1924.
PS Since the above penned r. Triplett has
hinse IN business with Albert r Burnley and As herea.
both viii never be absent their Office same time
Corr espondent, who make then worth
will ensure 1t promptly from
TRIPLETT 4 BURNLEY.
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Captain Sisson, who lately arrived at Savanna
from Thompsons Island, states that at the time he
left it the Island continued very unhealthy, and
many ofthe United States troops were sick No
U. S. vessels IN port.
STEAM ENCINEs.--It is calculated that the
Steam engines now in England, represent the
power OF 800 900 horses, equal that of 500 600
men--which being in fact managed by 1000 men
only, adds actually to the power of the population
1851, 900 men.
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7IRGINIA Alta Superior cour, of c,b,,,.,,. ,.,, -.
Capitol in the City Of Richmond the 7th day Of Mach
J9Ga Robertson Esq Attorney General the Common
wealth oil Virginia. for aud ON behalf of the aid Common
"s"''"' A,;,., Plaintiff
John Preston, his own right and a, ,duor Of o,,,.,.
Smih dec and Elizabeth Preston wife the said Jbn.
nelis Brown, Abraham Tigg, Charles TAYLOR Jane p Pr
ton Henry Edmund,on John Floyd Reuben +. Ro.s, Ran
dolph Ross, Francis Preston, Frane, Smith, Sarah Moor s
Samuel Mcdowell Moore almiA adnor Of Anir.w Mocs
dec hoSs, SAMPLE, Wlsm Ros William S. Smith, Preston
Poya and John Preston and Elizabeth Preston infant h.s
If Thomas Preston deceased by the Marshal of h ne,
specially assigned their guardian 10 defend Them IL ot
William Preston aud John ID. Preston Elizabeth NJ Pre.,n
said John Preston, the Marshal Of this Court speealv ~ ne
ed then guardian 10 defend them in this suit John Brocken
and admor OF Thomas l. Pre.ton dec; and France. w On;
MGR John Tompkn eAor Of Charles Bagrovs, George Han
of Virginia, IJsltndsn,, '
This on this day to he heard ON The b; ..
exhibits and examinations of witnesses argued by conn
sell On consideration whereof the doth order tba an.
Of its Commissioners dc the balance now due to the Con-
monwealh from the defendant John Preston, report the
same to the court with specially stated dcera
oy E%,e or which may be SquTed to he stated
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, Richmond MAY 2 1925
The Parties Interested will please take notice, that have
IN the foregoing Order of Court, which ay al ocock
n they required to attend in this city, with
The trustees who were authorized and required the court to-
proceed due execution o the posed in them by sell
ing the trust property, such VI them acted here
ny required to render an account Of their in rea-
,ion to the said trust estate
NJ, AMOS LADD, NC
iRGINiA-Al superior Court OF Chancc1v. holden IN
the Capitol IN the city of Riehmond the 18th day Juue
Edward Parker, plaintiff
Against
Joseph Warner acting executor Of benjamin Warner dec
Philip DOughety, John r. Drake and Philip Fsier DeG,
cause IN which the bill hath been taken confessed
tai order Tor that purpose appears have been executed
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VA AS committed the Jail county on The lth
w of January 1928 runaway, negro who at that
Time called himself JOHN, but he has been confined
that his right i. BILLY and that he Is the property
OF William Hammond, trader from whom he runaway in
The state OF Tennessee lie also that Hammond p,r-
based him Of Mr. Wight of Washington city District OF Co
umba said runaway about % years old, very black
N inches highs he has Of his upper foeeeih broken OF
he had on when committed old blue broad coat grey
eooured, cassnet panaloons aud an old black hat.
The owner of said runaway hereby requt come
ward property, pay charges aud away or he
will be dealt with the law directs.
JOHN Z. BURTON, d. s.
For WIN. Dandidge, S. III. c.
March 25. ln5---wl2v
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Effects of Canal an prospect Thirteen
acres of land in Worcester much of it meadow,
which the owner offered last year for 1900 dollars
sold last week for 5000. Providence Gaz
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Instances OF Longevity, most remarkable in Its
extent, to be found in our country. We are
informed of an individual now living near Lake
Cbamplain, German by birth, whose age is stated
to be 1873 years. being OF the life guards at the
Coronation of Queen Anne, and, at the time, Is
years of age. According TO this statement, he
would be l4I years of age. His youngest child is
only 20 years of age. In Charlotte County, Vir-
ginia, we also hear of remarkable couple, Alex
ander Berkeley and his wife, the former in his flsth,
and the latter in her 10th year. This old man,
Scotchman by birth, served under the Duke oil
Marlborough, and emigrated, after the death of
Queen Anne, to America. In all these instances,
the individuals have been accustomed 10 the prac-
tice of atstemiousness; much, perhaps, from ne
cessity, inclinaton but the fact itself, whatever
the cause for motive, leads to the inference, that
the paucty of these instances of longevity, in our
country, is 10 be attributed to injurious indul
gence of the animal appetite. Life requires but
little TO sustain il; and the simple and limit
ed diet, the less the digestive functions OPP
pressed and weakened, and the greater the activity
of the bodily and mental powers. Gluttony brings
in It's train drowsiness, dyspepsia, apopeSy. Tenn
perance is the parent of agility of body, elasticity
of nerve, and clearness perception. If there be
in earthly composition any spark of the fire OF
genius, Incorporate eating and drinking will un-
questionably stife and eStingush il; while, on the
contrary, temperance will cherish and extend it.
The editor of the Ithaca Journal in a tour in
Senaca county, New York, met with young far
mers wife in the town of Fayette, who a few weeks
before had presented her husband with three fine
boys at a birth. This woman has now fue sons
the Oldest OF which is not three gears Of age. The
editor ofthe Journal sagely remarks that, "the IA
ther of these boys is only moderate sized man. -
What has that to do with it?
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RichnlOnd ~ .AIiI- Ntonf Mnntlfnciorn

fttcHHOa1 burr JHiit-StOIle JhuntJdctOTy
TE'E Subscribers respectfully inform their friends add the
public generally, that they bave hand good
Of the best quality Add also, ready made Bur- MHSoies
II various sizes, which they not inferior 10 any built
m country Persons wanting the above article be sup
Piled al Northern prices determined 20 sell a. low
they be bought in any respectable shop for cash
lccePtances Their shop is Al the Of aad 18th
streets Orders will be thankfully received and promptly
ccsted. SMELL & RILgjY
May fi7--efsv
N -. For reference 20 the qu4y Of ready made
Burr miStone apply 10 the Richu0nd ner, they have
univcgsaIfy had faiF tTiai u hs11. s. ( Il,
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ono Land E0r SaIe on Bayfer,

WISH 70 sell barter Tor Negroes, 1906 land, lying
~ Highland county, Ohio within two mules Of the road
leading from Mayye Ken. Ohcothe, and may be styled
good 'eeond rate land To person disposed purchase
the Whole tract will se great bargain, will take the
ston. EDMUND ANDERSON
Richmond, Nave TT wgg
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Pdlua6ie Property in CartersciLe for Sale.
WILL offer for sale the premise, in Carers,e We
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coA1llSS. oNER's.oFFIcE J.,

m Z
The parties interested will please take notice that b,
appointed The 18TH day oiJu next TO the
directed by the foregoing orders of court on which dsy
o'clock NJ they are required attend my once in ,h
IL a',i, ou' an" vouchers ready for examination
''s se'tiSuieh' IL. BAKER, NJ c.
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AMOS LADD, W. C.
l1t-vlStI

lRGlNlA-At superior Court ChancrTv. holden 4,
the Capitol in the city of Richmond, 2th ay OF june
Edward Parker, pla;p,g
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have the honor TO he, sir,
With great respect,
Your most obadient servant,
JAMES PEASANTS


Speaker Of the House Of Delegates.
Mr.. UPSHUR asked and obtained leave to
bring III IA bill providing for the reception of Gen
erai LA fayctte, as the guest of the state, under
the joint resolution oi the senate and House of
Delegates Referred to Messs. Upshur, Lundy,
Dromgnle, Burwell, Hungcrford, Witaker, Ruther-
ford, Segcr, Hill, Davis, Campbell, W alsh, Ship,
aud Turner.
The engtosscd bill, concerning persons who have
suffered ny loss Of slaves and other property car
f'ed away by rho enemy, in the late war be-
tween England and the United States was read a
Third time and passed.
Inc bIi authoriaing the payment Of the York
Town La Fayette expenditure, was read Il ,hird
lime.
MIR. TYI Err, called for the reading of the docu-
meihs connected with the subject.
AIR. NORTON, with view to give time for the
examination 81 The documents, moved to Law the
"Iii, for the present, on the table. This motion
kaa carried.
The engrossed bill concerning John Nicholas
was read a third time, and advocated by Messrs.
fatteson, Randolph. OF Albemarle, Morris, Of Ham
over, and W atkins, of Prince Edward aud opposed
by Mr. Garland, The bill passed-Ayes go,
Noes So.
This bill gives compensation Col Nicholas,
for revolutionary services.
The bill concerning Charles EweH, (of a similar
nature To the one concerning John Nicholas.) was
read third time, and passed-as was p. si--:if---
Dll1 conc" ming Wan. BrOaddus.
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MARRIED,


On Thursday evening the Both of last month
lDecemher,) by The Rev. Mr.. Fife, Nr. ARM1sTEAp
IHURsToN, to Miss MARY JANE Burial of
Gonchland.
On Tuesday the 2lst of December, RoBERr @.
STARK, esq. p. NJ. at Honeyvine. Shenandoah
county, va. and merchant of the firm of Conrad
Miller ~ Stark, to Miss CATHARINE SHv1ER.
daughter OF John Shuer, decd, OF Rockingham
county, Va.
On the I'D uit Mr.. WILLIAM HILL. of Madison
county, To Miss SARAH TUrr, laughter of Rich
AID L. Tut, Esq of Cupeper county
On the 28th, Mai. JONATHAN C. GIBSON, to
Miss MARY SHAcKLEFoRD, daughter of John
Shackeford, Esq of Culpeper county
On the seth, at the residence of Mai Thomas
tiiIl' of u!Pcpef county, Capt. ARM1srEAD
Brown of CuIpcpcr county, to Miss MARY ANN
MAEIDI:rH, of N. Carolina.
In the vicinity ofthis place on the evening of the
ON instant, by the rev. Bishop Moore. Mr. PEYroN
HARRISON Attorney-at-I. to Miss JANE C..
CARR, daughter of Judge Dabney Car, a member
of the Court of Appeals
On thursday evening, 23d Decembel last, by
Rev Vim. II. Hart, Mr.. EDMOND STE.SE, to
Miss MARTHA ANN GooDE, all of this city.
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the right IF voting for convention to freeho,de
and carried in the negative.
/ Mr.. GEORGE. then moved TO amend the second
section by striking tho word distract, with
view u report the bill ii blank.
| Tins amendment, after opposition from Mcssrs Il
Session, Thompson, OF +. aud " ins,on, who com
tended that i; orly by districts that the people
could Toe equally represented III u convention, was
carried. Ayes, ll5-Noes 81.
Mr. GATHER SoaRo. .ed the hill
On motion of MIR. THOMPSON, the bill fur1
ther amended produce It cores oudeuoe betwv en
itS several parts Alter winch me conmitiee rose,
aud Nh. Culston reported the bill to the House
On N b,iou Of NJ. UPSiUR, the DILL as amended,
Mas ordered 20 Oe printed with ana under standing
that II wOsA1 he taken up on Tuesday next
Mond0y, JaitUGry ". "
4 Communication ftou, the s'euate-'rne Sem
ate bavr passed the dill affecting the time OF holG,ng
lu1rtctiy court IN FauquieJ, aud extending the
ti'"c "i hoiding tire November term thereof.
Mr. Powers asked leave to bring III a bill to en-
Courage Hte ktUUsS u crOi0s Leave refused.
-ihr Speaker laid Oeior. he House commune
cato" .ron Ihe President OF the Lunatic Hospital,
which GA motion OF Mr.. ienlcy, was laid Oh the
table aud olde cd TO be printed.
Nj. Daniel asked leave To bring in bill 10 reg
ulate me lees OF Commissioners in Chaneety, and
to compel them 10 le,urn their reports 10 thei. ea
Spectiva courts.
Mr.. Powell advocated the resolution, which was
adopted, and refcrred to MeSsls Daniel, Powell,
I5tigsS, Cook, Rivcs, OF Prince George, atkins OF
r'in'e Edward, Winston, Henley, Anderson. of
Notoway, GIeaves, Burwell, Branham, Muse,
and Rutherford.
Mr. Shaw asked leave to bring il bill revising
ana amending the act establishing separate cleo
ton III MonongaIia. Leave granted. n
Inc Speaker laid before the ious,, a commui-
nlcatIon from the President of the Board of Iu,er-
hai improvements, as follows
Wi he #
BOARD oil Public Works, at its last meeting, here
WIN transmit for the information OF tic General
Assembly, the Report of the Principal Engineer on
me section of the Canal, through the Blue Ridge,
made by him IN the past year, in pursuance OF an
ACT OF the General Assembly, passed the 9Th Of
March, 1924.
have the honor TO he, sir,
~ Ia
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FRIENDSHIP .Ir Montgomery.
Friend after f,iemd departs:
Who hath not lost ffend9
There IS no union here of hearts
That finds not here an end:
Were this flaii world our final resi-
Living or dying, none were blcst.
Beyond the flight of TIVE,
Beyond the reign of death,
There surely is some blessed cline
Where life is not a breath;
Nor !ife's affections transient fire.
whose sparkshy upwards and expire!
DIED,
AZ Cur!es, in the lower end of Henrico connie.
on wednesday the 18th inst after a long and Main
fu illness, which she bore with Christian n,to,rs
and resignation. MARY MosBY, consort Of Wade
Mos5y' j. and daughter of Gervas Storrs, of Hen
RICO county. The deceased was i'm the 23tb wear
OF he' age. and united in herself most of tbose
qualities which endear us to cur friends Wills,
lI'ing, and occasion sorrows so acute. on a final
separation. She was most affcctiorate chilli 4
dutiul wife, tender parent aud kind mistress
she has left dsconsola;e husband and three ten
der infants 10 mourn her untimely loss.
In Baltimore. on Friday morning. Cen RoEER,
GocDLoE HARPFR u distinguished LAWYER. and
federal leader. Whilst standing in tine act of Ieadirg
a newspaper. and apparently in good health q en-
Harper fell suddenly OIL the floor, and expired
without Utteriug word
Al Hcssc, his residence in Matthews county. ON
Thu sday, 9th ult. OF Il dropsy of the brain. DIR.
PHILIP w. STARK.
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t.Nfj/hj&NiFI Dl yiitt5hSIi
SSONE Professors of the UNIVERSITY. and NJ
- important branches Of ,cicuce, being nor vet
arrived although they have been for some time
o"O''y expected the public are notified that as
soon as they arrive Az early day will be- fixed on
for opening the institution nd notice thereof ,,t
lished' with such details Of information as NAV he
be necessary to be known to parents and students
previous to entrance into the schools
A. S. BRoSKENBRoUGB, p.
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TO TIMBER GETlER..-

TENHE James River Commissioner wishes 10 con-
= tract ioi the delivery Of ten thousand cubic
iect OF forest pine timber fourteen thousand surface
ieet OF NICE ihcn tuTpenne plank, and eight hun
dTcd whto OAK ties, fourteen feet long and EIGHT
inches IN di1metcr-for the purpose of renewing
The dam at the lower arch. Tho materials may b.
delivered on the North or South shore Of the .i,..y.
as the contraction may prefer Proposals will be
made verbally, OF in writing to
MONCrRE ROBINSON. Engineer.
Jan. lG-Si