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UTg,cam Grammar School.

VIE extent to which this Institution has been
HON its commencement aud the advantages which, under
proper cannot fail TO combine Undue ed the
subscriber TO forego other views tn. hest
o has mi to fostering into mature usefulness charge which
was committed TO him its earliest infancy He has acc ord
nsy determinedso to extend III. studies
that the student wishing coupiet. hi, at the UNI
may not only hav, the means OF preparing himself for
ever may be comprehended the classical or
courses OF the college for which hei, NAV EN- Inc
period 81 has eoes gate labou' and With Industry
as aniiy, ensure distinction his classes While the
will be occasionally called aside by alung avocaon,
ne f',bciPes and structure Vt his language will be
infinitely explained TO him; and by tracing in the
ps tive tongue, each word derived such Of the dead
gie' between them, he will find himself gresably exercised in
improving his knowledge Of both. After he shall have ac
language, his attention will be directed the cultivation of
ms taste For that purpose he will take book Biair's
Lectures on Rhetoric; but instead Of confning him 10 the
authoritative and frequently superficial dc,a Of Dr. Blair
VIII be the aim oil his instructor to awaken in hu, love
both a,e and modern The coarse of Instruction will fur
tner comprise anient and modern geography the Of the
philosophy The school will furnished with an cxeeIi.
par Of globes, aud complete set Of survey
while MIR. Giless extensive plantation, will siod the young
gentlemen ample roon os the exercise OF their skill survey
ing.
Il having been rumoured that MIR. Rockford intended to
retire from the mathematical department of tins school;
subscriber happy TO state that he will continue discharge
me duties that departments Doubt with the that
has hahtrto accompanied ms eIeiticps
session OF this school will close the 18th VI
Des.mbe. Tue hex, session will til. first day
Ut January, 1927.
Prices Of Beard and Tuition
board per session Of fve months, $50
Intion, ~
The prices OF Board and Tuition payable in advance
any gases should be inconvesisn send money!
bond. will be expected; that for board able Mr. Giles
the other (for tuition) TO the subscriber.
Mr. Giles now building and will have ready by the 6rst OF
January, house exeluyely Tor the of
the .ehoo that any Inconvenience that may hay, hee
heretofore sustained by young gentlemen, the
that estily occupied roon will be entirely re.
moved by this building. -
An arrangement will probable he made with gentleman
who IS celebrated teacher OF modern languages. give
lessons at the Wgwam, in which opportunity will
presented to such desire it, Of learning hest adyan-
tase the French, Spanish German Italian languages
BARTHOLOMEW EGAN, Principal.
nov IL. 55-tf
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EXECUTOR'S SNLE

A ILL he sold the premises, the January
~ 1877 that well known valuable estate called Popsr
Forest lying the counties of Bedford and Campbell
property OF Thomas Jefferson, dec. within eight miles of
Lynchburg and three of New London also about 10 likely
aud valuable negroes, with Stock ooI The terms Of
day. " ~
On The fifteenth oil January, Monticello in the county of
Aibemarej the whole of the the
of Thomas Jefferson, dec consisting Of $50 vauae
stock crop, &c household and kitchen The a.n-
ton OF the public is earnestly invited property The
negroes believed be The valuable for their nuber
ever SrI ed at one time IN The State Of Virginia The house
bn'ts OF marble aud plaster Of distinguished indivua one
oil marble OF Thomas Jefferson by Caracas with the pedestal
ana unoated coumnon whek stands Photograph copy
ing instrument used by Thomas er.on for The last twe
i've yeas; with various other articles Useful
accommodating and made known to the DAY. The sl.
vii, be continued from day to Jay until completed These
sales bepg unavoidable, uihrien guar anee 20 the public
that they wall take place the and places appointed
- THOMAS j. RANDOLPH,
NOV. - 5i-tds Executor of TIL. Jef.r.nn II.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-01-06

self. Every measure that is recommended. sr.,~
PUBIC employment that is bestowed: every pubIic
iune'ohary that Is appointed, must have reference
to this great purpose
How different is the condition of Oh.
likely to be, under an administration which rsI;.
cd from this care of self-support and feeling stron
III recotude OF purpose and public confidence and
ahec'ion, shall have only to consult the public
sooo, when measures shall be recommended NOT
~ 'oheiiiate section of the country but for their
general utility, and appointments to Office made.
MOI 10 secure Jealous and active partizans TO the
administration, but because men are qualified 10
discharge the duties of Office
we may De over sangune in anticipating such
results from The administration of the disns,;.bed
'"uis '"uaI whom we recommend; but such are
our hopes and belief founded on the best delibe
ration we are capable OF. Believing thus our d,-
ty to our country requires US to be jealous in nis
support. - ~
by The people Themselves mast the p.esen, coo-
Test be decided; and we cannot bu, hone thar hi.
distinguished patriot aud public benefactor. who
o"s 10 son TO bear his name, may have that name
recorded as having enjoyed the highest bonou,
which 1t was in the power of his coun,rv IN bss-
tow. Therefore
hesolred' That the State of South Carolina will
support Gen. Andrew jackson, for the Presidency
OF The Uni:ed States.
=. ms resolution being seconded by John b. o.
Nea'' Esq was adopted by the Meeting, the mem
ftiAS--Messrs ron, Black, Cattel. Clen5i-.
men, men, Conner, II. Deas, j. s. IDEAS, DoGd. Evans.
Flasg, Glover, Graham, Grayson, Griffin. Ham,
ton, Hais, Huger. Joyner. Lehre, Manner. Miller.
PATTERSON Ferry, Richardson, Robinson, Sea-
brook, Sloan, Swygert, Ycrdier, O'Neau. Aiken.
Axson' Adser, Allston, Ash, Allen, Barnwell.
bowers' Barkiey, Bonner, w. Brown, Barber. ].
a. BLACK, Butler, Blocker, Branon, Blasincame.
booktef' Is. II Brown, Barllsdale, Barton. Cu,h,
pert Carr, Colvin, Cannon, Cox, Crook. Cobb.
Caughman' Craig, Dankin, De Saussure, Dwight.
DaVie, Darsan, Davis, Dunlap, Dawk.ns. Dun
can i. Dnsall, Elliott, caves, Evins, Erwin. Fer
suson, Gillison, Gause, John Gregg. Jamss Gregg
Glenn, Holmes, Hbbin, Harris, Hunter. I,S9
Jones, key, Legare, Lyde, Lang, Lawton' Mini.
ENG, Middleton, Mathews, Meliard, Mon,oomery
Moon, M'Comb, NJ MILAN, M'Cord. M.Gii,
y norman Norris, Norton, Pinckney, S. Pope. Sr.
>. rope, Patterson, Pom, Partridge. Porcher
Fresiy, Richardson, Rose, Riley, Rees, Robe
son, Rice, Si'nons, StIeble, Scott 7 M Sm;,h
H. Is Smith, t. Smith, Stark, Sims. Smar, S,.
vens. Sully, Toomer Townsend w. Thompson
W: n. Thompson. WooGherry, It. Williams. ~
J. VILLAINS. Wardlaw, p. L. Whitner "
Whitner and Walker 1875.
NAYS Messrs. Cordes and Lamb .
On motion OF J. B. O'NeaIl, ESQ i, yas mani
mou-ly = '" - '""''-
hssolced, That the proceedings of this u,ee,ing-
embracing the foregoing Preamble and Reson.
ton. together with The names OF the members
voting thereon. re published in the public Ca
ze,tes of this State.
HE meeting 'heo adjourned
JACOB BOND TON, Chairman.
u
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GUATEMALA.

Honduras Gszeties TO the % of December, re-
ceived by the Editor of the Boston Daily Adver-
User, contain several articles copied from the Qua
tena!a Government paper respecting the operations
OF the ma-contents in the New Republic and the
annexed information:
despatch from The General in Chief Cascsras,
dated at Momosteonago, in which he gives an ac-
count oi an action fought on the 2sth Of October
between the advanced troops of his division, and
the iac'ious commanded by Person, in which the
latter were entirely defeated, with the loss of IL
killed, wounded, and 80 prisoners. Among the
prisoners Is an Engishman named Gordon, (sho
Is conJectured TO be natural Of the celebrat-
ed Lord George GorJon,) aud the Deputies Ar
cate and Vidaurrc. The res, Of the conquered par
~ dispersed. and are wandering among the noun
tsins Among the trophies OF the victory were
5OO muskes, 10 horses, colours, &c. The other
leaders, besides those captured, had aed, some OIL
them to The Mexican territory. The prisoner
Gordon was expected TO reach Guatemala, No
! vember nine.
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EDUCaTIOM

fiiE subscriber Intends opening school in the town of
l. Stesenshurg, Cupeper county, ing 10th
OF january next, aud Terminating the first Of December
following with intervening vacation Of during
che eulntpcr In this scVcl will be taught aphy
ng, Writing Arithmetic, Easii,h Grammar, Gscgr apliy
3torai std Political Philosophy aud the Latin
ferm Board, Including washing fuel and candles, S75
tuition s25 The whole payable semi annually advance
its situation considered Of the heathn in the
State The subscriber his part pay utmost
eaon TO the department Of al pupils who may he entrusted
% n, esre pains shall be spared promote progress
az the branches Vi learning, to which their
Greeted. JOHN w. HARRIS.
ban. n, %,
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Institution for he Deaf and Dumb-

INSTITUTION TOR the Deaf and Dumb
Vie New fo.k Institution for the instruction of the Deaf
and Dunn, IS well o. sanised and prepared 10
those who are deprived Of hearing and speech The two in
Hne"is who can hear and speak, Zone male femae
are wen qualified to teach the Deaf Dumb having had
eight years actca experience. They assisted by two
u'es one OF each who have hsen taught in this Inu-
ton, and are highly ulu in the school The system Of
instruction pursued that of the French and the ne ia
pursued IN other schools for the Deaf aud Dumb in I'M,
Try Pupils over eight and not exceeding 25 years. viii he
received at all tines for period, Of 80 dollars
year. including hoard a tsoD, hooks stationary wash.
ns mending and medical attendance Their. will be no
eAa charges but pupil required find their own cloth
g he'd and bedding There during the month
"i August neseh when pupils may their friends or
III the institution at their option The male .
pupils, are provided for different buildings some distance
apart and not allowed associate OF school Those
Interested may obtain further inomaton by addl e.sing
ter (Pos, Psl) to the Secretary OF the Institution
by order Of the Board of Directors.
SAMUEL L. MITCHELL, PRECEDENT.
SAMUEL AkERLY, NJ. ID. s5rc'gy.'
al Leonard ST. New York Dec IL. f4-6n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-01-06

u The ENQUIRER is published twice a week generally
three times week during the session vf the State Lera
,atepce tn: heretofore Five Dollars per annuu
syahe in advance Notes Of Chartered pecie-payny
unly) will be received payment. The Editors will suaran-
the safety Of renting them by ua the postage all let
sess being paid, by the writer's.
~ No paper will be disc nlinued Sut the discretion of
the Editor until all arrsTage, have been paid up.
II Whoever will guarantee the payment nine er
nAll have the tenth GRATIS.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
II 0ne sqnafr OK LESS-Fust T5 csnt,-each
continuance, 80 cents
No Advertisement inserted, unit, Il Ia, either been paid
fsrsor assumed by stne person IN this city, is
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Executors Sale.

~ IL ne sold at public auction Thursday 18Th day
OF January next, far otherwise the fair iay at
fowhatah euu thouse (t being Negroes
uS o, Men, women boys and girls: Among there is a.
house servant in Virginia, excellent car
Peh'ei anu weaver aud prime hands. Those Ne
sioes are ''d IN con.qnenceof the purchaser. RI not
9'nPhed with The terms Of former sale, made at the
lat residence Of Edmund Harrison dee ON the 2Oth ia IF
Nobenter last. - " 80 800 ""J "
M Terms: Bond with approved security payable on the
M November next, s27, with fom date until maid,
tns interest to he RENTED the principal punctuaIy paid
NaIHL HARRISON, ex'i of Ed. Harrison, dec.
Amelia county Dec. %, 326 so
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-01-06
ROBERT AHDEnsON, Secretary.

1AeSsrS. Editors In order TO prevent an i'm
%'ie' Interpretation OF the vote given by Doctor
Cordes against the resolution NOMINATING CaDor.,
jackson, you requested 10 publish with the
cesdinss OF The meeting, the following note. Those
VINO are acquainted with DR.. Cosdes, know him 10
De decidedly in favour of Gen Jackson, tloueb in
ms instance, he differs with some of his f,enJs for
The reasons he has stated
JAMES O'HANION
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Land and Negroes for Sale


IlE subscriber offers for sale his land county
u Ut Meckienburg Coy's creek, miles the east Of
the Courthouse, containing TO acres than half Of the
ia standing IN woods all good tobacco land. The plauta-
ton in good order for cropping AMI very productive
uua crops of the country, with prime creek low grounds
ne improvements all and good this undoubtedly
one OF beat tracts Of high land county. Also another
tract Of 49, Bears Element creek all
tbacco and with so 40 acres Lunenbg county, prime
low ground. all famous plant land part this land
fork Of Ssdod and Hawkins roads, aud would he excellent
stand fer store or tavern.
Aso sgent for James s. Rayen.cro other Of
land butchers creek ia the county of M.ckenhug
scIe this land we'll Improved aud good order for CIoppng
shout half Of this tract clear soft productive land
Tie above lands not sold privately before the 18th day
November next of which due notice will be gysD the sub
ssber will that day sell TO the highest bidder The pre-
tes, the tract Coxs creeks also all the crop Of corn
der OATS and stock Of all kinda, and the 7ih day Of the
sane month on the e will sell TO the highest bidder
The tract on Buker creek; also all the crop Of fodder
ADD stock Of all kinds Terms will he made known the
Of sale Between 60 and 10 valuable negroes would be sold with
these two tracts Of land JOHN BUFOkD.
Any person wishing treat for this land by
letter 10 the subscribers Lombardy Grove Post Jee Meek
itifburg, shall meet with prompt attention.
hieck!enburg, Oct JOHN BUFORD.
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SAMUEL CoRDEs."
a VOICE FROM SOUTH cA1o11w.
,Signed,)

" Il Hi u
A meeting of the Memhers of the Legislature
OF This State, took place at Columbia, lust previ-
Gus 10 the adjournment of the Session for the nur
pose OF expressing their opinions, relative 10 IN.
next President Election.
MI. Henry Deas, one of the Senator's from,
charleston, introduced the preamble and resoIu-
ton adopted by The D,eaiing. Ii would he ;oi,s
uee TO pass over the eloquent and unaffected an
peal he made, in Introducing them. He spote
truly IN Tie spirit OF Carolina. There was no eff
'o'l, YET mere was strength. There was no in1a-
non oil language or OF tone but every yestpre and
expression appeared; the natural efrusion of bo-
most conviction, or indignant patriotism. (At
present, we cannot give more than al extract
ron Mr.. Deas' sprecb at future period ~.
hope TO present it in FULL with the Preamble which
preceded the ResoIution0
on (said the SPeaker) to the measures of the
administration l will give my hearty support.
whenever those measures tend 10 the benefit Of
ouI common country. Opposition TO men, not
opposition 10 my Country, shall direct my con-
Duct Dir, am old, and this may be the last lime
shai publicly express my dete,talion OF the in
irisue that has triumphed in our affairs, and nv
indignation at the violated rights of this free reo
PIE out ii stand upon this floor when the
chiei magistrate OF our union shall again ask now
or AZ my hands, The ballot box shall spesk mz
sentiments Sir, am old, and should give way
20 younger ana ADLER men; my head is grey,
country IN my few remaining days, the only ho
nor can bopeto gain. is the honor of my coun-
Try For hof feel with Tie youngest; Tor That
will contend with The DO des..
or, we must be ananinoua. If we would do
any thing. Principle alone unnes ~. Let vs
MOI conceal by the event, that all other agencies
combined, can prevail agalnsi IT, There can be
no compromise; no cold ind ference in this mat
YER The vital principle Of all our liberties il
surrounded WITH danger, and threatened with des-
traction One pull a long POLAND a pull all
ioSehef snd the Republic is safe.
Charleston JNcre,lry
y most borF Die murder was lately committed
W OPper Csnsds. soldier, stationed near The
mouth OF Grand River, having some dissgreemen,
WIN bus wife, declared he would kill her: snI
proceeded TO effect bis object with his gun and
exed oayonet 20 accomplish which, according 20
us own Confession, took him hours; probably
OWING 10 The desperate resistance Of The poor yyo4
m'h About one bundled and City wounds were
% ne body, orcasioned by The bayonet and but
~ ne piece. Wien asked the cause of this cruel
conaue', BE stated iha, he did not lead &" harpy
'iie. What scr, of life will he lead now, a
'"-,'' jos . az zee BOSTON Poll.
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THE NAVY oF MEXICO

We learn from Vera Cruz, that the Naval Com
mander, Commodore Porter, was making the
greatest exertions TO place the Naval Force Of the
country upon respectable footing. The highest
wages are offered to mechanics and labourers in
ship yards, and every inducement Is held GU, to
sea'nen to ship The Government appears 10 have
given 'he Commodore extensive powers, and
placed at his disposal liberal means. Already the
naval iofcs OF tEas coS1.y presents resp ec,sbie
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-01-06

wei sen upon Accommodating terms, land, lying
IN the county ot Nottoway containing eere
and f'vefr hundred acres situated Nottvway River, an
containing srge portion OF first rate bottom land well sda
led to the growth OF Tobacco other crops the land
good anu well suited fo the culture Of cotton The other
tract containing between aud eight hundred lies
deep creek and bounded by other creeks which afford
large quantity very excellent lat land All person
posed to purchase invited TO view the premises which will
be:he"n ~ the over,eers, or by myself on application
August -. 32--f RICHARD T.. IiARDAWAY.
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AMES O'EANLON.
DIR. CORDEs, NOTE

fhink II proper TO state 10 the public tina, nv
vote against the resolution was giveu, because +
oeiieve the nomina ion OF Gen jackson premature:
ahd although al present am friendly to his cleo
.'oh' am unwilling to pledge my opinion, three
years before the election.
(Signed,)
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-01-06
Horses for Sale at AUCTION

H0TSeS JoT Sdfe at .fuc!lOll.
MILL be sold, Monday the 22d Of January 1927,
w font Of the Eagle HOTEL in the city Rchnon for
cash. valuable brood by Sir Alfred, two OF her
eoats Stallion, years old spring by Cgleu
uncommonly likely; the other y next spring
BY Sir Charles Racers invited attend this auction
not often that such horses exposed sale. The ped
gree will be more fully shown the day of sale.
N. MONTAGUE.
The above sale will be conducted by my sou IT, " Monta-
que who hereby authorized aud empowered convey
the purchaser good title al. NJ.
Dec. 10. 65--o.vfds
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.NOTVTE.

SOME years since, by Letter Of Attorney, invested Mr..
~ Daniel Weisigef, Of Chesterfield county Virginia, with
;u power to SELL otherwise dispose OF my the
lands Of my father the late Col William Smith, lying the
SiSos OF Kentucky aud Ohio have reyok ed aud nnulled
all Pnwer and authority which any heretofore
gre TO OF vested in the said Weisger to dispose Of my
ret IN the said lands. EDWARD w. SMITH.
Der. %. 1876 SO I2t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-01-06

Whiskey, Ci0oer Seed, Iron, SC.
n & hid, whskty
S32 i2O bushels mountain cloyef-.red
90 do timothy do
20 10 Herd sras. d.
30 tots Bar Iron, assorted
Z. Seine Irvine
20 pieces Dundee Scotch cotton barsiur,
sou Sale by WORKMAN l. MeGRUpER
Van. 7io,ro,y
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Valuable James Rtuer Lar,

WHAT valuable estate called Chipoaks in Smry county,
- shout four miles below the courthouse offered sale
Il lies on the South side Of James River, Hog Isud
and binds for distance the BY late survey
contains 1884 acres the greater part of which cleared
From the fertility OF the SOIL which eqused by any
IN The county this estate consider ed by competent judges
simirsbly adapted to the growth Of cotton Possession may
be had nthe hs Of January next Capt John Fauconwho
ides near the premises will give any concerning
fn For terms apply 10 the subscriber LIVING Aexandri,
u. g. VIM L. uOUGSON
August IS 2e-tf
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RUMFORD Academy.

VIE First Session Of the ensuing year this Institution,
Will Commence II ,nday the 18th January aud termi-
nate on the 18th June. The Of will be-
nhefo preparatory for the admission OF Students into the
ve'y OF Virginia any Of the colleges in the U. States
Doard washing tuition and fuel (each hoarder find.
ing M: cwn beiduy candles towels &c) $50 per session.
payable u advance. Tuition alone per session.
likewise in advance. WM. UAiVKESWOtfH
" Wanted Tor the ensuing year assistant, single
man wen qualified TO teach the English language aud
higher branches of mathematics Il will he also desirable
ne should be competent TO instruct the inferior Latin
,,,.,,. w. *.
mug Wuiiamto Dec. 23. 6S-td
A. y. SHYyh.a-N;SK1, Practical Dentist,
E'Oie the better accommodation Of my
have rente'i rooms in the w.irg hon,o formerly
Store. ' fr - '
0ibec hours from Until two n and from r. nj.
pte. G0...2a,vtf
Il Teacher UIdnfed
WE ,ub'eribsrs with to employ the ensuing year.
Il teacher that IS well qnaGed to teach the Enr.h Lam
snsse snnma,ieaiiy, GsosaPhy, L,n Greek Mah.ma
ANY genffenan producing satisfactory evidence of his
Petct knowledge in the above branches will eet with en-
rer end Of Chsssriield county H ~
ia THOMAS BRANCH
HENRY cox.
Dec :. - 5s--n SPENCER. WOODBRIDGE
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-
Navy Cou'iaissioneys Office,
. November Soh, fSlG.
SHE Commissioners Of the Navy Doard, receive seated
Proposals until the 5,h January next for the supply Of
the following quantities of Copper 10 be deliysed AZ
the respective Navy Yards before the LIST Of Juy 1871
COPPER ~ -
1T BOSTOE
Not less than $500 Sheets Of conner,
Not less than 10000 Ib- of Bolt eooner
AT NEW FORK.
Not less than 5000 She cts of conner
Not less than $4,000 lbs of Boil r,,,,r.,
At PHILIDELPHfd
Not less than 800 Sheets OF conner
ar NORFOLK. fr
Not less than 6,000 Sheet. of conner
Not les. than $4,000 los Bolt conner
All the Sheet Copper To be from "a to 81 col a..
Bolt Copper from 5s'o 81 inch, a, may be required.
IRON
At BOSTON,
, 5000 ID, round,
(20Oo0 " square
At EEw YORK,
No, les. than 1899 1893 i'i a.. do''d'
ar PHIL4DELPBiA,
Not less than iSSSs Fl sp i'''''
At WASHfNG3oV,
100000 Tbs. round,
Not less than 5000 Gal,
10000 squatr
Ar NORFOLK
t2ooco square
All the round lion 10 be from 81 to ~ inches. =, NAV
he required The fat nay be rtauired and sare frn,
81 70 "a inch, as may be required 80
The proposals. e. state the Of the suretie he given
and the Contractors to obigae thtseye, 10 fupih
s an sne,o'al quantity not exceeding 20 per on
An u which Copper and Iron 10 he such nance
on snd poY as are At present. adopted at the respective navy
ers Of The Navy Board may direct.
Dec. y 62-td