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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-12-01
LIST OF DELEGATES

ANTI JACKSON CONVENTION IL JANUARY
.4"sherSt-Iandon Caoeil Edmund Winston, David
S. Garland and Benjamin Brown.
lbemdrfe--Jon Boucher Carr, Col William
Woods, Col. Thomas Wood, DR.. Hardin Massie and
Robert S. Brooke.
AUGUSTA Chapman Johnson, Archibald Stuart
Robert PofteField, Cha's "A. Stuart, John Wayt,
and T. WaddeIl, esqs.
Buflt--SamUel Blackburn Charles T., Francisco
Charles Cameron Geo Msyse, John Brown ir John
Lewis, Archer p. Stroller, and Alexander McClintc
Beftetey-Eisha Eoyd Joel Ward Levi HensLay.
Philip L. Pendlctcn, David Holmes Conrad Thomas
DAVIS, Thomas II. Co!st0n, esqs. and Col Edward
Cosou.
Cayoiine- Lawrence Bataile Robert Corbjn. Will
son Allen. DIR. p Robb, and Capt. James Madison
CdmPbett-Fortunatus Sydnor, Patrick II. Cabe!l,
Nelson, EsGs
Chesteyieid-Jobn Archer, Richard Gregory, Peter
f. Smith and Abraham 5. Woodbridge
Ghn'leS Cly-Fieding Lewis, benjamin Harrison,
and Collier II. Minge esqs.
Fajyaf-Bus''rod Washington, jr. Thomas JefFer.
son Minor, G. Calvert Stuart, aud Henry Fairfax.
Frsder,ch--G Gen josiah Locshart, Obed Waite,
Major Seth Mason, Wan. u. Page, Richard NJ. Barton,
John W. Page. and Alfred II. Powell, esqs
fTonkiia--Robcrt r. Woods, Norborne M Italia
fctro, ard Judge Fleming Saunders
Co2rttnnd-Jsmes Pleasanis, Andrew Kcan, TLo's
VI. Randolph, James d. Fe guson, and John S. Elem
ing, esC5.
HonoUey--C Capt. James Underwood, Can't. John
thornton, and Lewis Bctblcy, esq.
Henr'co-Wm Randolph, Dr. Saml. Peasans,
Jesse SDead VIM. Buron.
p5tjre-Sarrucl NcrchryaI IT, Samuel Cocker
ILL., CHRISTOPHER Ieisseh, and Thomas arskaJen esos
rte son Thomas GIisgs, lr. Daniel Morgan Col
Jas HE Bushrod {. Washington, Col. BeDi Davep
port, Capt james Shirley, and Carver Willis esq.,
King Georgc--Aus;'n Smith 6 Eeedham l.. Wash
iDgton.
Hqnnpbn-Col. J;.cph Lowell. Joseph j. Frv
James Mcfarland, and Lewis Ruauer. esqs, aud Dr.
Danai Smith
King j Queen Charles IiH, Roberi Pollard, WIN.
lc'"ple, koGe't 81 S3enccr osgs AM Coi. William
G@rne"
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COMMUNICATIONS.

10 THE EDITORS OF THE ENerJIREg
Hentiemen-lt was with great surprise and NOT n
NIUE Inauguration, that yesterday for the first time
learnt from some jusfcaye remarks in the Wbio or
Saturday, that my adoption of The ienaure of Mason
OF 10 had gwen you great umbrage and called forth
rom Your pens most msevolen aspersiop Of nv mo-
uVcs' as do not subscribe your vituperaye io,,r
na anu seldom or never look into it's slanderous en-
'n'nnS nave not as yet had opportunity of peru
sing Tie Observations, in which YOU take excepon
TO tbe putty OF my designs. But whatever NAV he
tne character permit me to you, that was very
Iar rom be'ng governed by such petty considerations
as am informed that you. in the pIepitude of vour
trIck-smeIiing have pleased 10 ascribe to me- Hmm
o'e as freely acknowledge my name 10 be- and inCe-
oT ss u IS IN the annals of fame thar of the ,r
gulsned literary gentleman" trust shall ever dis.
oa'h 10 sto0p 10 such paltry trick, as you meap!y
charge me with having resorted to- either for the base
purpose OF decelviDg tie public or deludng them
were Vt Possibe into Anti Jacksonism with the au-
thorHy OF great name. No; the cause of the pro-
CURES no such support. 1t needs not those petty sr
bces, low tricks. and receptions for which you hon.
orso'e siFs, are so justly and VIGOROUSLY famed.
In searching Tor suitable cognomcn, was iudu-
Geo 10 assume the one which has given you offence
rom no other motive, than that arising from heart
fei generation for the character of the departed pat
riot and lively remembrance Of bis aversion 10 the
INTRODUCTION OF all dangerous precedents and unfried
innovations; did u TO at tie time oc ;,z
subscription that it had been bslowed in 1925 bv the
consecratiBg ofie talented gentleman referred TO-
But even admitting that this fact bad been fresh !, ms
recollection, pray Messers Censors, in what doos he
moral urpitu6e OF the act consist Have we moi dali
y examples OF this practice?-exampIes TOO which
strange to tell you have hitherto suffered TO mass nm
Doticed and unceOsUred. How MANY es,avs address
os' &c nave been published even in the cause cfths
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ST2EY COTSyy

Aa meeting nj the citizens of Suyry coup,v os, .,
the clsrtion Of General Andrey Jactn ~ ~ ~ W.
Of he,e United states hell a, ths Con, -
November 26,h 1927: Henry W. Boemap yas caIIsyd
20 the Chair nd Brn w Eleos r,o,,, .nnn;,,I .
~ The object OF the meeting ,viuo i,een eynIid F
the cliair committee consistur of 1Iai,r r. f,anns ~
,cr Robert D starks lanes Ais 40 IT, Tes' noc
,,r.,in,oI 10 10, = TT a, , ,ie"'y dow was
sr!eIa,iou Of the meeting who epo,ted the G,I,o;
were unanimously sdopisd '''''" 49, "''O'
We the citizens Of s,rtv co,,,,,. r,,,, 49,, , -,
election of General Andrew Jackson 10 the ptcs;nc mr
,hcse United States have assembled ,orr,lrr 70 "
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LoHisd- Frederick Harris, James Niche, Lucian
Minor and DR.. Joseph W. Peudlc,on.
Lee--Col john D. Sharp.
Lenedster-Col. John Chowning, Mai. Addison
Hail.
Loudour-Col WIN. El!zey, Cuhbe,t Powell, Samr
Dawson, Jpo Ianney, Ricbd. H. Lee, Jas Nc Than ey
Leris--Co John McW nrther, Col. John Hay ,nond +,
CAPT David Smith, capt. Jacob I.oren,z, and Weeden
Huffman
.NGson-Samuel NlcC uIloch & Isnac New,nan esos
.NuIseTnond-- HIessrs Matthias Jones, John c. Co
hoon, aud DR. Crawiey Finney.
.Nlchoias-James c. Warren sen. Robert KelIy &
james alcNiillion.
.Northumdcr!aad-Fe Fleming Bates and Valentine Y
Conway, esqs.
.NoyoM eounty-Gen. Robert B. Taylor. J. A.
Chandler, esq. Capt. a. Emmerson Col VIM Wright.
| Thomas Talbot, William B. Manning, esos and Dr.
Samuel Wiles
Ohio--s Fl Fitzhugh, and john PARROT.
Pdisyteania-Capt , James Lanier, Samuel D. Raw
| Inns and Na,hau,s Kar:
Po'chatan-John II. Steger, Joseph Hopson, VIM
! Pope esqs. and DR.. Musoe Chambers.
! Pflacess .4nne-Durwel b Moselev Edwin w alike
i.emue! Cornick Thurmer Hoggard, and DR.. James
/ Prince Eiilian,-C Capt. John Macrac COL Barnaby
Cannon and Win. a. Linton esq.
/ Richmond Couniy-Col. Moore #. Brockenbroush
and Col. Phillip A. Bramham.
! foch6,'dge--Charles p. Dorynan, ESQ. Col Samuc
hicD Reid, John +. Caru,heIs esq DIR. Robert z
ierton, Robert White s. MD, Moore esqs. & Judge
John CcaIter.
,, spo'tsytranic-Judge Francis T. Brooke, Col
| Hugh Mercer.
Ss.:tord-Hancock Eustace, Col Enoch Mason
/ VIM c. Beale.
Sheadndonh-W Steenbergen jr James S,errett
Dr. T. T. Backford Joseph thur, and Isaac Miller
Soashampton--Be Benjamin II. Moylcr, Thomas J
Harper. Thomas Pritlow, and John Thomas, esos.
Sur1y-Col. John Peter, Major Ralph Graves Capt
James ID. Edwards, and DIR. Robert u. Starke
CITY Of Richnsond-Rev John Kerr, Cha pmai
Johnson, Daniel Call.
.Ho5oM BoroHsh--Dr. John French Joseph Fl
Robertson, John Myers, and Archibald Taylor.
Pctersbarg-Robt. Boiling, Robt Birchett, nj
> b. Peterborough, and Lewis Mabry esqs.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Anderson, Leonard Henley
and Dr. Samuel S. Griffin.
Leescii!c-Samucl Pannil!, esq.
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COMMUNICATED.
To Tie House # Delegates of pfrgiaia.

ne House y Delegates Of pirginia.
Are you not tired of seeing Mordeca the Jew sit =,
re gate and OF hearing Arisdes called the ius,l
10 speak more plainly are you not tired of seeing I'm
Banks in the chair of the House of Delegated meap
no reflection upon him, he will understand bv ,nu
comparing him 10 Mordecai and Arisdes; but fellow
which ne attained by accident and which he ha,
hueu TO I'LL only because there was no time for nro
ducin9 concert among members, coming on as the cleo
tion OF speaker does, the first thing. He is called
goou speaker, because in ten years he has got Jefer
sons manual and the rules of the House by heart IF
,h's constitutes good speaker, he may be one-but
oesaes TINS he has 90 single quafcaton-neitter ease
iIo lacks talents. ' ''''
len years in an Office is enough in all reasonable
conscience | propose James IT. GhoIson of Brnns-
WICK as competitor for the chair. He is young man
OF hne parts graceful carriage, much dignity and ur
PANTY, well versed in parliamentary affairs, of rea
oy ana iine eiocution have frequently seen and adj.
u'feu hin 10 Tie chair AN OLD MEMBER.
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GoD' Randolph-This gentleman has again an
Peared IN print TO establish the assertion that Mr. JEFF
ferson preferred jackson TO Adams and 10 Jscrcdt the
veracity Of those gentlemen who declare that Mr. Jef
'erSon in their presence held language strongly disao
PREDATORY, and dstrustful OF Gen jackson Tho le,
Ter first appeared in ChII;cohe paperho,y il came
oe 's' P"O'"ea SO lar from home, does not appear.
'" subjoIn few of The striking sentences
"The absolute fascood of the assertion ,h,, h ,;a .
ter such words, entertain such sentiments AT that e,;oh
was very sure would be quickly and fully established
wy auectionate attachment to the memory Of NV fa-
ihef IN law the gratitude felt towards General Jact
for his enihem, public services patriotic houes founded on
MS popularity my high estimate of his character and en-
tire confidence in his thorough devotion 10 renubca
cplcs altogether impelled take the stem did, know
ing full well that maryrdom of some friend would verx
key be the consequence, and resolved to endure it with
hrmnes Tor the public good"
"That he ever expressed such onnrei,.r,io, - it,,
monstraton of like eniiusasm the case of Gen lack
SON. more strongly than ne had formerly done in that f
WasbIngton or that of Lafa yette as no more than
military cheftan' in the eyes of the people of The
States, who nevertheless ed 10 to him ,s the o -
OF Tepuocaism across the Atlantic can ne yer believe
t" ne constantly manifested Complete re1a nee on
the hdeiy of Gen. Jackson the principles of free Gov
ernmen and was firmly convinced of the entire NM
OF MS character AS regards the love of power
eveu that consideration had been pIecIuded b m
advanced age entirely certain that he had s ,uch
cohoCnce IN Jackson IN that respect, he in Wash.
gon formerly when his popularity contributed so much
10 rescue he county RON fatal anarchy, into which {,
was fast falling" "''"
am moreover, very sure that he never had doubt
OF tne thorough capacity of General Jackson for the
OIL administering 'he Government perfectly wclln
Thus then il appears that Gov. RandoIob M, o-1u
pronounces the aitrbntion TO MIR. Jefferson IF .on,i
ments unavorable to Gen j. ssan absolute false,oodn
but he now insiststhst Mr. Jefferson ftoucbt hin, ~
'''o dangerous as Washington himself II nan be so,
'or auSnt we know personally. to the contrary. We
Jeff Lot,
say again. that it IT IS so, Mr. Randolph has done no
service to Mr. Jeferson's memory, by publishing the
'act-ior 1t IS as certain, as that and make four.
tha' Mr. Jefferson likewise expressed himself in the
very nniavorabIe and alarmed terms Of Cen Jackson
success which have already been made known to the
nntl'c' We lad hugel dat This unpleasant subject
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Ertraes Of letter from Washington, N.s. %.

Jno. w Taylor will be Administration Can
ndate ior Speaker, and from what ! can gather will
he elected Mr. Stevenson fom your city to be- the Jack
son Candidate. learn that the Report from the rre,
sury Will be highly faering in relation to financial
matters 1t is said, the dema nds from, War Deoar,
meht wii De oCo 0Oo dollars less heretofore allow
ed. On the subject of New York politics give yourself
no uneaslness. The members and other gentlemen
rom mat State assure that the Presidential question had
e 70 q" Wh the election, except in the cities of New
ok ana Albany and or countless OF the members
returned the administration party now claim with pooa
eas""' 'e majority, and am told we have i. even in
JOINT ballot Jackson and will not get more RI
ten votes The District System remau aud if General
Ticket is introduced, Adams will get every vote Iudga
assures ;a, Ohio is safe" -
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TO PHYSICIANS.

SUBSCRIBER having determined ns tivcly To remove
IL h"n his rfesent residence, with view O; rnouy an
as ''s I" y o'"Se "iic's his plantation far sale fine
"'t coaiHS %9o acres of lands lies in the ,c, end ul
t""h"an talty on What Is called Tie N;.le ua6 rrn,
C"mNr'!1n Ole Cnul tlouSc. Every building ON IT, c,is.
us p' " dwelling house wiii roous b.n frame stable
h" Hiicheim good roun's IL house, indeed all
out hoasas harc beeu erected in the last years. a Young
orchard "t ehnice fruit from nccs nursery in New York
ana Us good water could be desired Tie SITUATION is
very good for tavern, being the and hes, road
from Cumberland Courthouse Ricimcm, aud would he
very much travelled If There public house in this
ntishbourhood The biildns, being entirely sufficient
The subscriber hazards nothing say ing that His
houihood one of the most indie pendent in the State
From rough estimate that he has made he believes that
there are from 1900 To 2000 inhabitants within six miles
OF his ose The place is remarkably healthy. His fam
NY for the last has averaged SIS whites besides the
blacks ANA III all that case of fcv., has
occurred
Doctor Wharton, nd, reSpcctabie nd cincn; phv-
caG mas Just removed from CartersviiIa, OF 10 miles
o wec ne has lived and practiced his profession for The
last - years. enjoying the confidence the inhabitants in
me surrounding country. This have the effect of
throwing more business the hands physician rrs
uHg he'e t'an could have been expected under different
circumstances have hcSita ton sa wing, nd am
borne outhy t:'sc III my neighbours with whom have
c"nVerscd that physician will hc very wa ated in
the nri ehbnur.ooi.
The subscriber irnis, reasonable terms almost
every article IN the way of household furniture stock, Sc
any gentleman wishing purchase, pledges him
Sei'o sell bargain ia his property L.. II, MOSBY.
i""hatan, 4ih Ja"uarY, 1897. II
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400 Acres of Land for Sale.
Jan )

ESEiNG resolved to emisrate the South, offer the
A0 valuable tract of Land on which reside for sale
ihiS ,Hci OF Land lies in the Iacr end Of New Kea coun-
w. few miles from York river. from which taken fish
ana oysters In all their varieties and in the grea album
dance The dwelling cusc is in good repair, and is
co'nntos; the Kitchen, barn, BILE, smoke house, &C.
&C. are all III good repair The land is rich well
CD level and we'll wacred, and is well adapted To the Gull
ture III CON- wheat, coon potatoes pulse OF all kinds
@c &C. a",' the situation is healthy any the tide
Mr. James Saunders, (Ricimond) myseif-Tenns of
sale moderate. JOHN H. WARE
800,
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PROPOSALS
PROPOSALS
tor publishing i'll fredericksburg, Virginia srpi-vs.l
Newspaper, to be called the
Political Arena & Literary Museum.
BY JOHN MINOR.


E-E oWHVER 1t may have been the custom TO Introduce
- proposals Of this sort by almost BILE chains
OF threadoarc isms aud well rounded pcriods our rem
dcfs viii no doubt pardon for requesting n1uosc
all TINS TcFt! and read and proceed with the
real object for the consideration which we have solicited
;hciT attention.
In country like curs, where the of the state
depends III some degree upon the opinions indyid-
al Citizen II ~ Important that the pnbc mind should
po8essed not only of the facts which evolved in tho
progress of foreign and domestic politics. the
Government by its purzans and opponents Editor
WHO would open his columns rival cssaysts, and
courage temperate discussion by powcr,
wo" present To his readers the singular
enabled to collac the arguments of both sides, draw
his conclusions without the necessity wing for
two paers-Cm these principles will be conducted the pa
per offered TO the public
The Editors object will be adorn his ma with
such nj the productions of science and literature
deem best calem!a,c, 10 his readers and trusts
that this will no; the least interesting part his pa
missed him their aid.
Misce lnneous intelligence AMI advertisements will occu-
ny the rest OF the Sheet.
TERMS
The PoIITICAL ARENA AND LITERARY MUSEUM
VIII be published twice week, FIVE dollars annum
III advance, ana be similar in size and type Cons
tuiiona Wig.
The publication will commence so soon as sufficient
number of subscriber shall have obtained Persons
holding subscription lists requested them on
the first of April.
All letters addressed The Editor must be 3usf ua1
Advertisements inserted on the terms.
u Subscr ptions viii be received at tie Office of IN,
Wing. " ~
Jan. 3 NO,
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~ III be sold for cash, Monday the 9Th day or i'e
bfnary, NJ Hctrico Courthouse i, being Court dav
TWO iiae!y young Neg'ocs "a buy aud .i.) Silver Watch
aud Mahogany beaurcau, belonging tie estate of the
late Jno - Pcsnbortou Aud the Saturday follow ire
the ioI Feb upon the plantations said pc,nbe ton
III tue County OF tlenco upona credit OF twelve months
the three following tracts of iai siIua ed coun
" OF iienrico containing hundred aud fifty with
dwelling house and young apple chad urc1, 1t, adj
joining the lands of John Hall! and Thomus Ciey's estate
one tract In The County Of Charles City. containing Sc
veny 1--we acres principally in woods adjoining the lands
"t Edward Ca!teo"e oiurr tract in said County cor
tanning fifty acres, with small house upon itThc above
tracts OF lame VIII be sold agrecahy the last aud
testament OF the late John g. Pemhcrou. Tre tcs,c will
therefore lie iudisPutabc.
BY he ,2dminisirators.
Jan 5 ,rA,*
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4 FEMALE SCHOOL,

NJ HI be again oren.d the residence of The. suh-
scribci, in the equity Of Goochlsnd, ON the l., I,
OF rchrnary under the aud cement Of a
lay "ni fennsyva who comes highly
VINO proposes to teach Ecadng Whiting, Orthosr phi,
i"oiesy Music, Embroidery, Lace work, Paint
ing ON Velvet, SC.
ie,'s as ne'etoore-Fof Board aud Tuition one hun
~ "' Ten months pay bile one-ourth IN a'lvancr
am" 'e oaahoe at the end of The year. The scholars
hnuS e'r own beds and bedding Music will be an adj
ditional expense. J. r. FERCuSoN
La Falicc. Jan. 9th, 1897 o.
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= Vircy, dc IA Fcmmc.
hIISERlES.

- - coll TO be leased 10 dance vi;h person we d,
quest, although feelings say M
o be accompanied home by witless bean from, =
party aud Tor podeness sake as. him it,Tlanl, Won
Mss ana tnem stalks into tie room although The a.
ten O'clock ''"s Pa''
10 oc tormcriod with The visits Of spir,less lover
because he p'eases IN and Ma aud glo has moi sesa
en2"sa 1sGe 'a be IS dicuied i,r being GORGEOUS
oo', or manly jeeiiG5 sufficient 20 stay ayay when he,
bias had hin's p'oin and pripa1le.
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~ iCE, hereby given, that application 10 be made
70 inc pfeaieut, Directors & Co. Of the Back ofVi,
' F IsAewai Of Cer;i5ca,e Of the Capital Stock of
Said hA".s Tor tweay Shares No. ~, ~ the name of
'''''- 1''.'A' "oIch las hsea '5s' w6w
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CURE FOR USING TOBACCO.
.l,.e. who arc chc:yipg, snuGiDg. smoking.
lmoF' o think not, lhai arn joking,
Fhen declare, the solemn fact is,
~ NAY leave OF ihis tempting practice.
let every one the process try,
10 6es ofall, and never buy. SMOKE ,r,,
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1897, at '''' 80 Va 'u'yr
.Ne,c York.
. lalfspndcs, fishes,
i heel pieces, 4 side trees
2 fishes, and side trees, for fore>nast.
j quarter spinlies,
cheek, and paunch, ''i '''N'"'"'"S''
fore aud ] main top mast
lower half main ward,
main and a,izcn- top sail yards.
main, fore, and mize n-top- gallaut-mas;,
gib-boeRs,3 flying do and spank er-boou,
The above fer Il "a gun ship.
4 fishes aud side trees FOR ,,,ain-mast
fishes, half spindles, and 8 side iore-nas
spindle, q cheeks. and pauuches for niizeu-masi,
quarter spindlcs, and paunch for bowsprit.
fore and 2mizen-op-mas
lower half main-yard,
main, fore, and nizcn- tnp-sail-vards,
4 main j fore' and mzen- topsal lnnt-masts,
!o boon's, 4 flying do. and 2spanker boou,s,
TIE above for 4i gun ship
Philads'phia.
fare aud fuzen- top ma ST.
iore-top- ga lan,-nnast.
. mainly ard- pieces.
= bow-sprt pieces.
sprit-sa!- yard.
3 top-gallant- yards in one niece
. spindle pieces for Inain-inas,.
2 fishes, heel pieces FOR fish.
side trees, heel pieces for side trees.
check pieces, heel pieces for check.
, spindle pieces for formast, fishes, heel S;Sce
. side trees, heel pieces
All the pieces FOR t.iS .;izeu-mast.
Tie above ipr ship Of tie fine.
half main cheeks. 9 fore side tcecs.
= main sle-trccs, fore fish,
howsnrii piece, kecl piece for main cheek
hcri piece for fore check, half main-yard,
half fore-top sail-yaid, Q main fishes,
= mals spindle pieces, fore -toy-s uIla,; -rlas:
. half main-top-sail-ya
nIizcn top sail yard in one piece
/ Spr-sal-yard
b-beom piece, spa nker boom
ne above for a II gin ship.
JDustinrioD
paunetaf 1of bowsprii
/ spindle, 2 fishes, Q sio-lrets, }
cheeks, Q heel-peces, pauncb, Tor foemast.
cbeehs, esi.piacs s.'f- pnac mnua,
spindle checks, paunch for mizen-
fore 9 main, , nizen topmasts
FORE main Hiizcn- top-sa lant-n1as,s
spriisaii, forr ~ main yards.
fote-tOpsai main -topsa 9 n,izen-topsaii vd-1,
fofe,3 main. mizen- top ga LA yards.
cross.jnc k-yard, Q jib- bonms, s flying ditto
spanker boom, lower-s,uIdiug-saiI boon,s
spindle, i sdetrees, checks for a fore or n,aior,
bowspri; piece, swinging-boom.
main piece for a rlizen-ruast
? SpindlCs, fish, side trees and ! cbefls e., ,
naiu-niasts. ' '"' wv"
spindle for mzcn-nias
mizcn-op- gallant-inast.
The above for 44 sun.si',
spindle for inail-mast
cross backyard
The above Tor s!oop-oi-y1t
y side-;ree5, 2 paunchc5, Q chccss
half main-yard, Q half fore, 8 mizcu-on-saii.,.,s
Clb-booms. - ~ Aus
flying jb-booms.'
Q spanker-booms.
T and iop-nas stu1dug .sail-boons
inc ABOVE Tor "a gun ship.
"nS'g o. the timber required above must be 60,
straight OF long leaf, the fine grain southern heart velle
pine. $780, ~ ' S'''o'
eIs9S wishing to offer, may obtain schedules of the
; necessary to regulate their offers, on applica-
'ion to the Navy Agent at either
NEW YORK,
PHILADELPHIA,
BALTIMORE,
NORFOLK,
CHARLESTON, S. C. and
SAVANNAH.
The proposals must be made mr. c,b5. m, -, -
state the names of the sureties '' U NUS
nc timber when delivered undergo the inspection
and measurement agreeably TO the prin,sJ ,ms. sSo
by Tue commissioners dated September Igt 1925 No.
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Commission House

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JAMES MACFARLAND JAM
Petersburg, Jan 9th, 1897.
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New-f 0IE, april, 1873.
FENHE Annual General Meeting of the Mutual Assn
IL rance Society against fire buildings of the State
Of Virginia, VII. De held at the Socieys Once in Richmond
Monday, the @g;h January, 1927.
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Mast and Spar Timber.

NAVY COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
December %, 1926.
'EfHE Commissioners of the Navy will receive Sealed
Proposals until the 18th February next, for the sup
ply oil the following Mast aud Spar Pieces deliverable at
the respective Navy Yards, before the Is, of July
1897. at - =
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-02-17

uho do not know him, must have regarded the
unexpee,ed procrastina,ion Of the inquiry, as a
circumstance inexplicable it not suspicious
And. while am under the necessity, from the
course pursued by the committee, Of still far
Their pro,racting the investigation, 1 shall use
every effort, in which earnestly solicit their
cooperation, to bring this long labour to a
speedy termination.
Ihave the honour to be, with very great re-
.pect, your obedieni servant,
GEO. McDUFFIE.