Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-12-12
10 Architects. Contractors, etc.
Proposals for lie building Of u nc,0
ARSENAL.
.NE.4R .aUGUST.1. GEORGIA..


Near AUGUSTA GEORGIA..
4 toNFoRMABIy TO act of Congress, passed on the
- 2Oth May last, and to Instructions received from the
Ordnance Department. receive Proposal Is until The 5t
OF December ne%i, for the building of Arsenal, with
tile same kind of materials and plan corresponding
with the one now standing in the vicinity Of Augusta,
cepAg an addition 10 he made of wing Ofcets quar-
efs which, in the present building omtte, in
eas corner; aiSc, addition of six in length lou.
IN breadth, to Tie two wings which form Officers
quarters, with pia2zlS in of bot stories to be supnor
winch forms ;ie base and coping OF the present work
also the substitution of brick cornice and bock-lin CUTTERS
nf the ODD co:uce, and comonn cutters present
Asenai-the site 10 he the Samdhis, aud
ns two miles distant ftnm that building.
IhFee separate Proposals requested
the proposed building, with entirely ierials-a,o-
Their to construct it with privilege of sing III the
rails OF the present Arsenal excepting comprising the
Magazine aud the wall which surrounds liz tlld for
ihe purchase OF the present Arsenal il now stands
without reference TO- or connection with the building Of
new one The present Magazine will still retained and
"eretcFe no charge will be made in the proposals. for
construction OF annher According to the plan last
toned great adyant les will he derived v the contractor
from the materials of the present building, which are gene
rally, III state OF excellent preservann and us great
proportion OF the most costly he saved without,
oss ana be transported 20 the site with much less
pebse than could from any situation where they
could be obtained. All the ee-stone which forms the
base and coping OF the present and all the cavy
ming OF every description together with all doors, door
anes window glass, sash, window frames and blinds md
all the iron work. he saved for the building with
millions OF bricks and from the slate which covers the pre-
sent Arsenal, will also be very considerable.
The present Arsenal is built of the best hard brick on
base OF free stone rising -four feet above the ground
woE Is believed to be executed in IA mastery nuer and
1t expected that proposals will nc offered with the
condition that the Arsenal shall be completed every
resrect, iii style equal at least, the presen;
j. he superintendent himself The right ~
Gaefhng which Of the Old buildings shall be first taken
down and which OF ae shall be frs, commenced
aud completed. ~
II. ~. PAYNE, .Wqjor IT, S. 7,,yy.
T. s. 2fscaGL near augusta, Ga. Nor u.
1IThc Editors Of the .NiliedgeriEe Joynql Cey,s,5o
Siie Gazette, Sa,Gp1,ah Gcorgir. Charleston Coye,
Raiejgi RtgiS'cr, RiciV,0Ht Engvicer and Ririmong
JDic, will please publish the above Advertisement twice a
20 nc at the United States Arsenal Augusta, Georgia.
Noycmber 81. VI. NJ. P.
jT3CLA-4:
st rules hou IN the clerks Office Of tr superior court Of
ch1rcery for the Richmond district tie "a day of octo
Der, 1896
Henry w. CuarIes, mr..
against
Ann t. Quarlfs, Frauci. f.. QuaI,e. 1ohn c. Musearea
and Susan + his wife, AMI Sarah Quarles, Mary G.
Qrar!cs, and joins H. Quarlcs, infants, mis-.
The dcf'ndantsjohu 6. Muscaella g. Susan f. his wife
ofhavus entered their appearance and given security
codng to the act Of assembly and tho this court
and appearing by satisfactory evidence, that they not
inhabitants OF tits country; il is odered the said de-
PENDANTS do appear here the Goth day Of the next term
ana answer the bill Of the plaintiff, and copy Of this
order be forthwith inserted newspaper published in
ue city oi Richmond, for months successfully, and
pos,ed at The fron door Of the capitol in the said city
o coz. Tess, IN. T., IIE.VIHCf. = -.