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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-22
N,EsE.Ex ~ SJiD!8IAs
THURSDAY MORNING, JANUARY %, 1889.

We have received the commune alton Of our
friend 4, and thank him for the good opinion
he en,erlans Of us and our labora. we can
only say, in reply 10 his remarks, that we arc
happy, al all times, 10 publish original commu'
nications written with temperance, on all suo>
Iec's that are proper for the columns OF news
paper. There are, as he justly observes, men
who have leisure and talents to write articles
which wou,d both amuse and INSTRUCT 'heir
felIow-ci.:x -;ad why is it that they neSiee'
what wout% -e PLEASING toil?" Expresses
wish, in wh.ch -ee heartily concur THAT Inc
columns Of the Gazeue would be enlivcned
more frequently than il is, with essays OF COR
respondents, upon local as well as general SUBS
iec,s." We hope our correspondents VIII take
the hint and nib ;heir pens immediately.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-22

The bill 10 suppress. duellins in the State Il
Maryland has passed The House Of Delegars.
BY large ma ority.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-22

An editor should be extremely careful In the
prosecution of mis- duties, never to permit his
columns TO be the vehicle Of charges against
private individuals, unless he is fully aware OF
the truth of these charges, and of the correct
ness Of The source from whence they originate.
Mr.. Prentice OF the New England Review, is
liable TO censure in this particular. /! he Is
unacuuained with FAIRFlELDs' character and
the objects Of his malevolent attacks, he is in
duty bound to gain the necessary intelligence,
and if he is an honorable man he will not the
hesitate to acknowledge his wrong, and make
amends for his injustice. If however, he kno@s
the man whose venom surcharges his sheet, his
motives and his principles, as well as the cha
rac,er OF those whom he cndervors 10 defame,
we will only say his conduct does no honor 10
the conductor Of a literary paper in the elite
rary Emporium OF America" Facts enough
are a, hand to prove that the article which APP
he AIRED in a late number Of the New England
Review relative TO gentleman whose poelical
talents are an honor TO the country, and whose
amabe department ensures him the esteem Of
his fellow citizens, is tissue Of falsehoods,
fabricated, we very much fear, to crafty de-
pra,ed heart.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-10-24
YHyHE GOULDHILL ESTATE TO BE RE-soLD.

uDURSUANT 10 the provisions of the last will and
IA testament OF the late Augustine Davis shall, as
bis Executor; proceed TO sell at public auction, on Sa-
turdsy the 3ls day of October 1929, the following va
lusblc real estate viz.
The three-story brick house and nth streets, at
present occupied by Mrs. S;anard
l The House adjoining the occupied by Mr.. Samu-
RI Shepherd, and Messrs Richie s. Cook as the office
OF the Enquirer.
The House adjoining thereto, occupied by Dr. Clark,
and the ground from thence the Eastern boundary Of
said Davs's lot, containing - feet, on which stands
frame building, at present occupied ny Mr. H. H. Mon
tague 800 Acres Of Land, lying III the county OF
may be seen at any time at the Coffee House, which
rs divided into three different tracts, 10 accommodate
chascrs; Of Isl i2 acres acres s. ~ IL each
The sale Of the whole will take place that day. at
the Office OF the Enquirer, and tie terms will be one
third in cash, third in six months and the remaining
third in twelve months from the day Of sale Bonds and
two last payments. f. w. ROOrES, Executor.
oct. 2 fZ-td
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-10-24

DUBLlC AUCTION.-By virtue Of . deed oil
u trust, execsted to the subscribers, by Randolph
Ross oil the County OF White, in the State Of Tenpes
see on the 18th day Of August, 1920 and recorded In
the Husiing's Court for the City Of Richmond on the
2oh day OF June, 1921; and ordered to be certified,
which said deed Of trust was registered in the Regis
ier's Office, Ia White County, state Of Tennessee
on the 9Th day Of August 1921 aud was also re in
the Registers Ohee, In Warren County State Of Ten
nessee, on the 9th day ofAugus 1921 for the purpose
Of securing the payment Of sundry. sums Of money
mentioned in the said deed: will be sold by Public
Aucion TO the highest bidder, kr ready money. at the
front door Of the Eagle Hotel in the City of Richmond
on Wednesday, the 10th day OF December next at ~
o'clock IL fair, otherwise the first fair day thereafter
The following property to wit: certain picrc or par
celof land in The comfy OF Warren, State of Tenne,
see, containing 81 acres. including the Arch Cave.
sunday other pieces or parcels OF land, purchased by
dcrs, Jacob Deske, Beverly Harp. John Officer. Will
liam Eaves, Alexander McKuray Charles and William
Ciessum. Thomas Ray. and Elijah Deake, and sundry
pieces parcels Of land in the said County and State
granted by the said State. TO the said Randolph Ross
supposed to contain about twelve hundred acres.
Also certain piece parcel Of land in the county Of
White, in the said state of Tennessee, containing one
hundred and fifteen acres, including the Big Bone cave,
and sundry other pieces PARCELS OF land in the said
county and state purchased by the said Randolph Ross
Of Anthony Dcbruce, John McLemore, Geo. Saunders,
Elijah Saunders, Elihu Saunders, Jacob Drake, Isaac
Drake and John Wilson--and sundry pieces parcels
OF land in the county and A granted by the said
to the said Randolph Ross supposed to contain about
eleven hundred acrcs-Also third part of certain
tract parcel of land in the said county of Warren,
state Of Tennessee, which the said Randolph Ross holds
jointly with Elijah Drake and Daniel Pain, containing
three thousand acres including the Salt Wells on Rocky
ltiver--Aso Is negroes, whose names "not
collected nine of which in the possession OF Reu
ben Ross. and six In the possession Of William Ross,
Jr also all the stock in trade belonging
to the said Randolph Ross, in Tennessee Of which
is kept at SPARTA the other at Arch Caves the first case
OF which stock amounted 10 $4,000. And also the mer-
chandse in the hands Of Reuben Ross OF Lexngto in
Virginia belonging to the said Ross, valued at $4,000
The sale will be conducted by Thomas Taylor.
= tN w. cambridge,
w. NEKERVIS, s A'"'ee''
Oct IT. 4S-tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-10-24
Circular to The CLERKS Of Courts.


VHNHE Clerks OF the several County and Corporation
n Courts, will be pleased to transmit to this office ,as
early possible, the number of white males above l6
years. and the number Of all blacks above sixteen years.
within their respective Counties and corporations
ding the of the Commissioners of the REEVE
made to them-which informationisnot contanedin
tho tax books returned TO this Office although by
law. This mormaonhas not been heretofore usually
furnished the Auditor by the Commissioners doubtless
from belief that ii not necessaryand from that
conviction the omission has been acquesced in. 1t is
highly probable, however, that in the OF the pre-
sent year. il may be important possess it, and is,
therefore, ate attention of clerks to the subject is
earnestly requested JAS F. HEATH,
June 10. 1S-n Auditor of Public Accounts.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-10-24
KllWENTY DOLLARS REWARD--I win r,x.
Lands forfeited to the Literary Etud.
AUDIroR's OrFIcE, 9Th July, 1929.

AUDIToRs OrFIcE, 9Th July, 1929.
HDUBIIC NOTiCE.-By the ctpassed 9Th March,
n 1927, entitled An act concerning lands returned
delinquent for the nonpayment of taxes, the operation
OF which was continued by subsequent passed 9Th
Feb 1928 all delinquent lands which were vested in
the Literary Fund, and not redeemed before the
first Of the present month by the original owners, have
become absolutely forfeited Provision is made, however,
by the first above mentioned act in favor Of such person
persons who may have good legal equitable title
TO such lands, held derived under grant from the
Commonwealth, bearing date prior to the time of the
said lands vesing in the President and Directors of the
Literary Fund.- who, previous TO the 9th of March, 1927
may have settled and improved the lands claimed by
them, or who derive title under person having
thus settled and improved said lands. But person
shall be entitled to the benefit of this provision, who
shall not before the first ddyof December, thousand
eight hundred and ttcefy nine pay into the Treasury,
the proper warrant Of the Auditor of Public Accounts,
all taxes upon the lands claimed by him either in his
name the Those under whom he may claim title,
or by the person, in whose right the
same forfeited such portion thereof the land
to be esuitably and raaby charged there
with, with 10 per cent damages the amount
which shall be each year due from the LIST day Of Novem
her, of the year in which il becomes DUE until paid
JAS. T.. HEATH,
July 10. lS-tf Auditor OF Public Account
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-10-24

EORDONSvILLE FOR sALE.-The subscriber
NJ offers for sale his GordonsvilIe in Orange
County, with ftco hundred and tyfy acres Of land at
tached to It, to exchange 1t for property in the CITY
OF Richmond Goronsve is situated at the foot of the
South West Mountains, II miles from the University of
Virginia, 80 from fredericksburg 80 from Harrison
burg and 20 miles from this place. The stages from
Fredericksburg, pass three times week
and since the late arrangement OF the mails between
Saunon and Guyandottc the number Of passengers has
greatly increased. The mail stage from Richmond to
Harrsonburg passes twice week. For terms and far
Their particulars apply to the subscriber.
sept 2S 40-n JOHN N. GORDON.
TuNwENTY DOLLARS REwARD.-I will give
u twenty dollars for the experimenting and delivery
to me in Petersburg, of my man Moses, who went oil
on the 9th ns-He is about twenty four years
old, tect inches high, dark skinned but not very
black rather stout made and bow-legged, slow in his
movements and OF not sprghtly countcnancc-took
with him stock of very good clothes, amongst those
now recollccted blue cloth close coat and blue
cashmere Pantaloons gray cassine coatce and pana
looms, fur hat good deal worn, boots and shoes. The
only information have been able to get of him. u.s. that
he was seen in fishing boat which trades this mar
ket on the night of Sunday the 18th inst, going down
James River, and as he originally from Charles City
County, very probably is now in the ncghbourhooa
of Weynokc, Doctor John Minge's place, or of Mr..
William H. Minge's where most of his relations live
Petersburg, June 80. 16--imn HUGH NELSON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-10-24

yHywENTY DOLLARS REWARD will give
II the above reward for the apprehension and deivo
ry 10 me in Richmond my housc-scrvant Patsy, who
let my house Saturday evening last She Is hand
bright mulao about twentyeight years old, large
-brows and about the usual sze she took with her
good assortment Of clothing. purchased her few
months since Of Mr. Oliver A. .haw Of this place HEY
husband is owned by Mr. Washington Basseu Of Fred.
crfcksburg, and her brother by Capt VIM u. wrcnn Of
this place. She has relations and aequain
snces here. DAVID ANDERSON, Jr
oct rs. 47-H
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-10-24

VHyRUSr SALE OF NEGROES-By virtue OF a
"a deed Of trust. executed. to Randolph Harrison
and myself, by Charles Irving, dated the ID day Of
May 1927, and OF record, in,he Clerks Office Of Buck
next that being count day, al buckingham Courthouse,
cell TO be highest Bidder at public auction, for cash
seven negro slaves large proportion Of them AZ val
liable as any In tbe State The title 10 the above
TONED property isb1Iieved 10 be unquesonsblc but
acting as trustee, sbaII sell only such as Is vested in
me by the deed.
NELSON PAGE, Acting Trustee.
Oct 20. 40--tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-10-24

UNEytaLE EDUC.dTTO.N.-JNis Elizabeth Ba-
IL con grateful for the patronage Of generous pub
Tic, tenders her services mt Laurel Meadoc, the resi-
denee Of the subscriber, in Chesterfield County, aJo,
fre miles from Manchester. The branches Of Tuition
are speliing reading, Writing, arithmetic, grammar
and geography, ,cih the of the globes The terms
are, $20pr scholar for tuition and $75 for board each
boarderf furnishing her bed, SC. She tciH COM
ne,ice ON the Sth Of January merit, andDH gire
cation IF fire tceehs in Summer Payment TO be made
half yearly. SAMUEL P.aT7ESO.N.
.N b. Strict attention toiH be paid to young La
dies morality. Oct. 13 Aft
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-10-24

YEIHE- Proprictors Of the Richmond and Baltimore
IL Union Line of Stages and Steamboats, by Tappa
hammock, respectfully inform the public and travellers
generally that this line has been in operation year.
that the best Of coaches horses and most experienced and
and will be constantly kept that the
route affords the best accommodations, good roads and
no night travelling by land The stages leave the Bell
Tavern in Richmond, every Wednesday and Saturday
morning O'clock and arrive at Tappahannock to din
ner, returning, leave Tappahannock every Monday
morning at o'clock, and Thursday mornings the
rival of the steamboat Pauxent from Baltimore and ar
rive in Richmond, in the evening. On Saturdays they
must meet the Pauxen at Tappahannock ready to take
passengers TO Baltimore, which arrives there Che
cccdng day by o'clock, p. NJ. The boat leaves Bal
tmore every Wednesday morning and arrives at Tappo
hammock on Thursday morning. The Proprietors will
spare abour expense to render this route agreea
bc and they have the pleasure to state that passengers
have uniformly expressed themselves delighted with
the line.
III Stage fare at the low rate Of 80 so; intermediate
stages, g cents per mile.
The Charleston Gazette, Petersburg Intcgencer,
Lynchburg Yirginsn, will publish the above for two
months. oct. TO- 4J--2m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-10-24

YHyO FURNISHERS OF acknowledgements will
n be received by the undersigned at the Farmers
Hotel, in Manchester, until the 18th day Of next month,
for furnishing before the LIST Of May 1890, stills
and rails for the Chesterfield Railway The ss to be
OF white oak, feet inches long, by 0incbcs In diane
ter, and attcd side; the rails Of heart pine,
inches by g. and lengths Of IA ~ feet. Both stills
and rails to be delivered the line Of the Rail ways
II furnished from the tide water country, james Ri
yer, at the coal yards opposite Rockets.
The proposals will state the number OF sis, and num-
Der Of feet Of rails which can he furnished, and the
points at which they be delivered.
MONCURE ROBINSON,
oct 20 d0--fd Engineer.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-10-24
DAyID ANDERSON, yr. Cary ST., offers at who'll

|nAvID ANDERSON, Jr. Cary ST., offers at whole
~ sale and retail the following assortment Of Gro
ceres, Domestic Goods, Cotton Yarns, &c.
700 Sacks best Liverpool filed Salt
% hhds. st Croix, Porto Rico and N. o. Sugars
as bbls. and 10 boxes loaf and lump do.
80 hhds. prime retailing Molasses
$50 Bags Green Coffee, part very prime
AZ do. old white do. Of superior quality
1 1S Cases & Alb canisters& Gunpowder s. I'm
3 Pipes Cognac Brandy, part very old and fine
Puncheons Antigua Rum, do do
do; stCroix, do. do. do.
nall Pipes superior l.. p Madeira I
Pipe and or. casks s. NJ.
~ qr. casks SouriDgs Malaga }WINES
Old Port indemijohns of superior
II bbls. fine oldRyo whi.key. high proof
do N. +. Rum
$50 Casks cut nails and brads assorted
70 Tons S Swssds' Country and English Iron
I Plough Plates
/" American blstered steel
l-2 English do. do.
German and Crawly's do.
400 Bags Youle's shot assorted
kegs bar lead
100 Kegs Beaty's superior GunpOwder FF s. FFF
10 Reams Cap and letter paper
40 do. wrapping do.
10 Boxes 80 feet by 10 glass
20 do. 100 do. 10 by IL do
90 do. Tallow Candles
Ceroon Spanish Flot, Indigo
40 boxes old Havana cigars
AilsPice' pepper, ginger and nutnsgs
Mauuer copperas, and birthstone
Alum and Saltpetre
Bed cords, leading lines and wrapping Irvine
London Mustard in Ia Id. bottles
Stone Ware and Demijohns
Bales, ~, 2S and 30 in brown sheetings.
ALSO-An assortment of Cotton Oznaburgs and 81
In sheetings Of Cunningham s. Anderson's
And on consignment from the Union Manuiac turing
Company of Maryland, 5000 h. Cotton Yarns from no.
s to 20. sent 49, ss-tf
9INALL AND WINTER GOODS-The Subscriber
IL has received by the Richmond Packet Pbila-
delphia Fairfield and Tantvy, from New York his fall
supply of Dry Goods
The foiio,oing part Of them.
Superiine middling quality and common cloths and
cassimeres, all colours
Super do do do. satinets
Super and common merino and peliese cloths
Fiannes, baizes and carpeting
kerseys, plain, striped and plaid linseys
Circassans, Tartan plaid and bombazets
Plain and plaid Norwich grapes
81 and common width bombaZnes
Ladies' worsed, silk and cotton hose
Gentlcmcn's lambswool and worstcd half do.
Point, rose and duille blankets
Merno, cashmere and Thbet square and long
shaws
.Worsted barege handkerchiefs, assorted patterns
Common and superine cambria prints
Irish linens, lawns and linen cambrics
Fine and superfne cambrics and jacopet ditto
Plain and figured Swiss muslins, book do
Italian Lusring, senshew and sarsnets
Siro de Indies, gro de Maple and gro de Berlin
Heavy satin Levantines and satin reps
3D., A and 5-I bleached and brow dome sites
Sd and IL colored do. and apron checks
lot of COTTON BAGGING very low by the
piece.
With variety of other articles in the Dry Goods line
most OF which have been purchased at auction i'm Now
York with money, and will be sold unusually cheap.
MANN s. VALENTINE,
Corner 4th and II SITS. Shock0 Hill.
oct. IL. 4S-6t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-10-24

TUNHE term of the partnership of. anderson, Garth
IL 4 Co. having expired on the 3lst uIt. their
nexioh is dissolved, except for the purpose Of facilitating
the settlement of their business Those having claims
against the said concern, will please present them for
settIemen and those indebted to them will make pay
ment to either Of the parties to Mr. Josiah Lcakc Jr
their Agent. WILLIAM ANDERSON.
JOHN GARTH,
sept. 4. 3i-n DAVID ANDERSON, Jr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-10-24

NOTICE--To all whom it may concern. Take
tce, that am determined TO close all my accounts
and transactions before the first day Of January
next and request all persons who have any claims against
me, administrator Of George Davis. deceased, Mary
Davis decd. John Smith, decd Elisha Maxey, deed.
BILE of Powbatan county, or against individually or
in any other manner whatsoever, hereby requested
to bring them forward before the above date,
shall refuse pay all unsettled claims after that date and
shall plead this notice at bar And all those who in
debted to me, hereby informed that indulgence
will be given them after that date.
JOSEPH b. DAVIS.
Powlatan, oct. 13. 46--w4ws
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-10-24

NJ ORBORNE f. SUTTON, sole Proprietor Of the
" Bowling Green Tavern Caroline CouDty) has for
borne from asking portion Of the public patronage be-
cause ofihe uncomfortable condition Of the estabme mt.
lie has r nearly two years, been actively engaged in
repairing and altering the construction OF his bouse
during which time he has made many changes, all of
which, he hopes calculated to add TO the comfort
and quiet Of the travellers. He begs leave to say to
the public, that he has broken up that Of rabbie
which so frequently annoyed the house: and now,
Court-Jsys, the traveller may go with.
out the fear Of disturbance lie has also provided
private houses apart from the Tavern, for the Of
families travelling. neatly and comfortably arranged.
He pledges himself to the public 10 every exertoD
to render fair equivalent 10 all who may favor him
with their company.
Bowling Green. Sent. 25. A0-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-10-24

NJOTICE.--The Executive will receive proposals in
conformity with the provisions of the Sd section Of
the act concerning the Armory, hereto annexed-"And
be further enacted that the Executive be authorised
and required ascertain upon what terms the .frno,y
Buildings and Land attached thereto, can be sold, ex-
changed leased for term of years, and communicate
the General Assembly the result their cnqui-
ry." BY order of the Executive.
VIM. III. RICHARDSON, c. c.
Executive Department,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-10-24

Luuotic Hospital, williamsburg
NOTICE is hereby given that all the cells in this
IL institution occupied, and that more patients
will he received until some Of the said cells vacant
due notice Of which eill be given BY order Of the
Court Of Directors. J.. HENLEY.
May 26, 5I-U
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-10-24

EpICIiMOND NAIL MANUFACTORY.-Fo
a sale very reasonable terms, from 500 TO 1000
kegs Of cut nails and brsds Of various sizes from 81 TO
4Od, IN kegs from I00lbs TO 200Ibs. warranted to be
made from STedish IRON, and not from Pig, Bloom
Iron, a- Is customary in the Northern Siates.
ALSO files from 10 inches, clinc TAILS OF differ
ent sizes suitable for tobacco Kegs and hhds, nail rod.
horse shoe Iron, rolled Iron Of different widths and
are prepared 10 execute with despatch, any orders IN
tbs line, and request merchants and Others who deal
in nails, &C. 10 apply " they want ful assortment
Oct 3. 4i-2sw2m r. HAXALL 4 co
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-10-24

UNIVERSITY FPE.NyVSYLP.AypIa.
RE EDICAL DEPARTMENT.--The Lectures will
IVH commence usual on the FIRST Monday in No
vcml,cr and be continued till March. The arrange
Jnent of the branches is as follows
.n.rox.y p. s. Physick, M ID.
hNh ioN'' W r.. Horncr, M d..
MATERIA MEDICA, Jno Redman Core, MD
fhAoi', ciN 1r "Io' .Nath. Chapman, M. d.
..,.,,,.,,,,,,,., Thos. e. Jmees, M y.
miD"r bn'' I I'm. II. De,cees, M d.
CHEMISTRY, Robert Hare, ~. ID.
SURGERY, I'm. Gibson, M d,
iNSliiOiEs or "b"' Samuel Jackson, M ID.
Clinical Lectures the Practice Of Medicine and
Surgery will be delivered on Wednesdays and Satur
daysby Drs. Chapman and Gibson, at The Aims House.
w. T.. HORNER, DEAN,
No. 1853 Chestnut street
The new Medical Hall on the site Of tho old one in
Ninth street, will be in readiness for the reception Of the
everal classes. August II. 2T-tlN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-10-24

81 EASONABLE DRY GOODS-Thc subscribers
~ have the pleasure TO inform their friends and the
pablc that they have received by the late arrival from
New ork and Philadelphia, and opening a
large and general assortment of goods comprising al
every article in their line, suitable for the present
and approaching season. and they arc determined TO
sell at such prices canro fail please, they only
cit their friends TO call and examine their assortment
I3 46--tf BINFIRD g. BROOKS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-10-24

VALUABLE RIAL ESTATE At AUCTION
v On Thursday the 10Th inst will be sold, at public
auction that valuable house and LOT the North side Of
street, FIVE doors above the Bell Tavern, and now
cupied by Messrs J NJ. s. w. Willis. Terms made
known ON the day Of sale BY order Of the Proprietor
J. 81. r. HERON, Auctfoneers.
oct 20 4O--0
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-10-24

MOTICE TO TIMBER GETTERS.---wan at
In the Penitenary the following timber 10 be gotten
by the end OF the year, viz:
so elm hub blocks; so do do inches in diameter
1000 feet 1-8 inch pine plank; $500 do inch do do
5000 do 3 10 DO 500O do So in. do do
1000 do 81 do poplar plank; $500 d, in. do do
1900 TO in. willow oak do; 1900 do in. willow do
1000 do iD ash plank; 1000 do Ia in. ash plank
1000 wheel spokes best white oak, all heart
1900 do fellows best willow oak