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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-05-16
NOTICE,
To Bridge Builders.

THE subscribers, as Superinten-
dents of the North Western Turnpike
Road, will receive proposals for the
c>es,ruction Of the Bridges on said
Road, until the first day Of July neat,
persons Offering proposals for the e.
rection of the Bridges across Stony
river, Moth Branch of Potomac, Cheat
river or 1ygar,'s Valley river, will ad-
dress Nathaniel Kuykendall, Superin.
tendent of the Eastern Division, Of the
North Western Turnpike Road, Rom
ney, Va. And for the Bridges across
the West Fork of Tygart's Valley,
and Middle Island, address William
S. Nay lor, Superintendent Of the Yves.
tern Division, Of the North Western
Turnpike Road, Clarksburg, Va. The
plans and drafts Of all the Bridges are
in the possession, and will be shown
by either of the Superintendent by
being called on.
N. KUYKENDALL.
WIN. S. NAYLOR.
May l6, 1861.
U The Editors of The Pittsburg Dem.
ocrat, Parkersburg Republican, Cham"
bersburg Repository, Baltimore Amerl.
can, Winchester Republican and Printer
at, ClafAsburg, will please insert the above
four weeks and forward their accounts to
this office for colloction,
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The annexed letter, which we received
yesterday from the seat of Government
of Ohio, gives the latest information of
the state Of affairs between the belliger-
ents:
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% The sale ofthe property, of JON
NErF, decd. will take place on the %
inst. instead Of the Goth, as advertised.
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New Goods.

u z su0scfIDefS, have JUST reCeV'
ed and opened,
A General assortment Of
SEA SON. ABLE GOO d s
which will be sold at reduced prices ;
they invite those who are 10 search Of
good bargains, TO call and examine
their stock.-Also, they have just re-
ceived large supply Of good IRON.
C.. L. WREN, & Co.
Romney, May 16, 1825.-tf.
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ONO g. MIcHIG cleveland
Wing adds that the Steamboat Monroe
had just arrived at that port from Detroit,
bringing the news that militia we're &C.
cumulating at Gov. Lucas head quar-
ters-he having, in fact, ordered out, as
stated, 10000 men to protect the Com
missioners. A gentleman from Wash
ington, named Bailey, had arrived at
cleveland. and left there to meet Messrs.
Rush and Howard, probably with de-
sign ofmaking survey. according with
the views ofthe President and the Attor-
ney General.
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NEW COUNTERFEIT NOTE.
CUMBERLAND Md. May 70.

CUMBERLAND Md. Maybe.
we were shown, few days since, a
new specimen of Bank Note counterfeit
ing. 1t purported to be twenty dollar
note on the FARMERS BANK OF MARY
LAND, but little inspection will detect
it to be an altered twenty dollar note of
THE BANK OF MARYLAND, signed j. B.
Morris, Prest. R. Wilson, Cash'r. 1t is
dated Sept. 80, l829-payable to NJ.
johnson. Persons familiar with the
notes of the Bank of Maryland, may
easily detect the counterfeit. Civilian.
The Williamsport Banner says, "There
has been an active business on the Canal
within the last week. The produce, of
every description, that had accumulated
during the short suspension while the
Canal was under repairs, has found its
way through. Much of ii was disposed
ofat this market, which presents brisk
and cheering appearance; high prices are
given g. dealers enjoy certain prospect
of profitable reward. Our inspection
system, too. has received a practical COM
mencenent. On one day this week, as
pnnu nc e;v bundrnd ha rrnio IF Elour
were bored and received the brand
This looks like business.
"a breach ofsome extent, we hear has
taken place on the Canal, in this neigh.
borhood in the repair of which it has been
found necessary to draw off the WATER
A very short time will suffice for making
the REQUIRED repairs"
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BRiemToN Marker, April 27.
Reported for the Boston ratIiot.

At marhet $50 Beef Cattle, 20 yoke
Working Oxen, 20 Cows and Calves,
275 Sheep, and 100 Swine. 25 Beet
Cattle uiIsoid
Prices. Beef Cattle-We continue to
advance our quotations. in order to con-
form to sale. Il few very far were
taken at about 81. We quote prime at
39s 40S "A Cd good at 36 39s thin BIS
Cd 34s Cd We noticed a beautiful
yoke, said 20 be the best ever AT Brighton
market, which were purchased at a high
price, and have lett for New York.
Working Oxen-We noticed sales at
$50, 76, 80, 30, ll5 and 1873.
Cows and Calves-Sales were noticed
at 1913, %, 81, 90, 80, 80 and 20.
Sheep-Lots were taken at So a 6 and
one lot extraordinary fine a, 10 each.
Swine.--;n demand, and prices have
advanced IA lot to peddle was taken at
8 3-3 for sows and 3-3 for barrows at
retail Z for sows and tor barrows for
those weighing under 80, all over 6 and Z.
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Rumors from France. There is reason
to suppose that the report which reached
US by handful from Calais, instead Of
being obtained from the master of a vessel
from Liverpool to st Andrews, was the
fabrication of some person on this side Of
the British frontier. This fact will pro-
badly ascertained, and if the conjecture
be true, we trust the inveniion will be
traced to its author. 1t is very rare that
an attempt OF this kind has been made In
this country to impose upon the public. -
The ot Andrews Herald, which was due
here on Saturday last, has probably been
detained by some artitice of the labricator
of this rumor.
The New York Gazette states that a
letter had been received there from Hall
fax, dd:ca the 9th inst, which mentions
the arrival there of a lrigate from Eng
land, with news that the Chambers would
moi vote the indemnity. and that Mr. Liv-
ngston and suite had been ordered to
leave Paris immediately. Ii is almos,
unnecessary to say that this canno, be
true. We have Halifax papers 10 the
18Th inst, containing what was considered
late news from Liverpool, but coming
to March - not so late by three davs a,
the news which has reached us by way %
New York. They contain nothiag which
could give rise to such IA report as tha,
above m1;itioned. Boston Pat
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WfikI.ERS.


Arr at Lynn 9Th, ship Clay, Church, S Allan
tic and ~ iielena, iih uit At Lilnous Bay,
Washington, Dartmouth, oil unknown Falcon,
n Bedford, do brunswick, Providence, 900 !;
fama, Bristol, oil unknown. Spoke. Feb IL, lat
43 3 w. George Porter. New Bedford, loco !;
9Th, Miles, Luce, of this port, 1900. (Ile Clay
has i50 bbls oil.
At New London oath. ship Gem, of Sagharbcr,
South Atlantic Ocean, with 1890 bbls whale and
300 sperm oil. Spoke, Dec 18th, lat 80 OIL 3.
Ion 20, snip Warren, Mayhew, from Warren,
80 bbls Whale and 40 sperm oil, for the Pacifc.
Ship Ann Mania, Chester, from South Atlantic
Ocean, with 200 brls whale oil. aud 6G0 sperm,
went into New London Esd.
Arr at Wood Hole, 23d, ship Pocahontas,
Swift, Pacific Ocean, Oahu, 9Th sept. and 1alca-
hunna, Jan / lth, with 600 bbis oil. Sailed from
Tulcahuana in co with ship Robert Edwatd, iiow-
land, New Bedford, 1860 bbls-io cruise "a month
for whale oil und then return home. Spoke, Jan.
9th, ship Philip 1abb, Bowen, Of .lis port, .
whaias.
Arr at Edgarown, 23d, ship Navy, Neil, South
Atlantic Ocean, st Helena, 9th March, with 2UO0
bbs oil $500 spern.) spoke, Jan 18th. ship
Miles, Luce, OF this port, with 1870 bbls-report-
ed ships Falcon, harding, New Bedford, $50 {;
and John Al,ny, do. $50. Heard from Jan 22d,
snip Washington, Russell, Dartmouth, 100 4;
Good Return, iowland, New Bedford, 1900
| / eft ut st Helena, ships Phocion, Bourne, New
Bedford, 1900 bbl<. Tor home sume day ; iicaty
Cartwright, Sagharbor, 1900 whale, 40 sperm
ready 10 sail.
Also, arr shp Constitution, Coffin, South Attain
tic Ocean, ~ Helena, 2zd Feb. with TAO bbs VIII
oil, aud 1870 sperm.
| Arr ID New London, 2:st, :rscarora, Smith.
South Atlantic Ocean, last from It Heienn, with
| 270O Lbls oil. Has been absent months.
| Also, arr ship Julius Cnsar, Hebron, South At
lanlic Ocean, with 1000 Lbls oil.
| At New bedford 29th ship Corinthian, Upham
Pacific Ocean last from Friendly Islands 1900 bbls
1850 owdch, Gardner do 1860.
Also arr ship Friendship, Merchant, Pacific,
Woahoo Nov 9th Iahia Dec nth 2l00 bbis.-
| Reports at Woahoo Oct 10th, Canton Packet
Bradford Of Bristol 400 Nov I'd America ,Chace
do 700. AZ Mowee Oct 29h Boy. Champain OF
this port l400 rs mos out Left at Tahi'a Dec
| 10th Envoy, Clark Providence 500. Heard of IN
Oct on Japan Gen Jackson, Saith, Bristol 100
had lost all her boats in lyphoon.
| Also arr ship Phocion, Bourne, South Atlantic,
! 900 bbls whale and 800 sperm oil. Reports Jan
| I'd, Fama, Liitlcfeld, Bristol 1900 bis.
| Also ar barks Franklin, Adams, South Atlantic
1909 whale and 200 sperm IssNla, Albert, Pa
cifc Bremen.
| Cid brig Charleston Packet, Swift, Bremen.
Ships Baltic, Chadwick Pacific for Nantucket,
with ~ 60 bs oil and Triton, Flanders south Al
Vineyard Sound 29ii, inst
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NH AHs ENE LIST
PORT OF WARREN
ARRIIED.

April 25th-brig New Colnn,bia, Ingraham. 2
days from Matanzas, with molasses, &c. to N.
NJ. Wheaton and others. Sailed in CO. with ships
Roscias for Cronstadt Charles Henry, Pratt, 70,
Hamburg briggs Paulina, Wilson, and Hyperion
Suffer, both lof Boston, and schr Oregon, Atwood
for Philadelphia. Leit, brigs Clyde, for Bristol
in 2 days Crecian, from New York, disch Co.
lumbia, Cobb. from do. just arr (; schrs Jane, do
do Gen Stark, Hood, for Boston Emeline, foI
Portland Cicero, for New York IN 3 days
The steam boat Yelozey, for Savannah, and New
port, sailed on the 6,b, in which were passengers
Capt J. X. Stanhope, and Capt. J. ID. Scott and
wife, of Newpou.-Frcigh,s 10 Eafope dull, to U
5. brisk.
26th-sloop Eliza, Lawton. Providence.
Sloop Portsmouth, Winslow do.
21th-sctr Pauiot, Burgess New Bedford.
2oth-sloop Mt Malta, Ingrallam P,ovideles.
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sF We have heard it suggested by
some of our young men, that the present
time seems to demand more, or rather a
different military shoc, than the present
military spirit" seems TO prompt.
While military law is in force, and our
citizens are compelled TO do military du
ty, and while the militia system is held IN
the repulc it now is, it seems not only
commendable, but duty which our young
men owe t. themselves, to associate in
such military capacity, as will properly
fit them for the performance Of those du-
ties, which, as cit zen soldiers, they may
be calledro perform while their disci-
pline will completely divest this duty from
ali that odium, which attaches TO the pres
ont militia system. What is now an un-
pleasant task, may become, in great
measure, delightful! duty ;--and what is
a public nuisance,-an ornament TO the
town.
On some occasions, such Companies
have been of great importance in quel'ing
disturbances which threaten the public
peace when the militia, from its want
of proper discipline, aud the medly char
acter of those who compose it, could be
of but little service.
On other occasions, these companies
are of essential service when military
companies from other places visit our
camp" the honor Of the town, Cat least
In military point of view, y seems to de-
mand that they should be received and
entertained according to military usage,
and this cannot be done, without a com
pany Of our own, under complete disci-
pine. Escorts are also, on particular
occasions, if not absolutely necessary, at
least very gratifying.
We do not remember to have known 50
many young and ardent, ambitious young
men in Warren, as at present ;-and as
we have ample materials for forming an
independent company of the first grade
we hope that our young men will not lose
time, in making the experiment. Let j
be undertaken as if they meant something
and there is but little doubt Of success.
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The late Rumor. The New Brunswick
Courier of the 18th ult, is received Il;
Boston, from which il appears, says the
,,st,n Courier, that a vessel arrived ut
s., Andrews a few days before, named
"Si .Nsngo," bringing London papers to
March 18th. not so late in week as had
previously been received at New York.
This is probably the same "Jhung" which
occosioped so much excitement in this
ci,v las, week, in consequence of her ha-
wing brought, as was reported, certain
news from France. Prov Jour.
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CorNrY CoMMrss'oNrns. Next Mon
day s the day for the election of County
Commissioners in Massachusetts under
their new law. We observe that quite
an electioneering contest is going on in
the different counties, growing out of the
temperance cause. Two acts Of candi-
date are nominated in Bristol county !;
one nominated by those "who are opposed
10 restrictive and coercIve measure for
the support Of temperance" and the other
by "the friends Of temperance" The
former have nominated N athun G. Brown
well, of Westport, Dan Wilmarlh, of
Taunton, and Church Gray, Of Seekonk,
for County Commissioners, and Joseph
Clifford, Of Dartmouth, and Elkanah
Briggs, Of Attleborough, for Special Com
missioners. The latter have nominated
Thomas A. Greene, of New Bedford,
William Seaver, of Taunton, and Elka-
nah Bates, of Mansfield, for County Com
missioner, and Lemuel May, of Attlebor-
ough, and Adoniram Crane, of Berkeley,
for Special Commissioners.
1t is much to be regretted that such
contests should be carried on with SO
much spirit as is evinced in many parts OF
the States. We much fear that in the
end, no good will result to the cause ol
temperance. On these officers devolve
the granting or Withholding licenses for
gu, sale of ardent spirits.
Providence Jour
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prpThe Rev. Thomas SHEPHERD was
an Thursday last, installed rs Psstor Of
the Congregational Church and Society
in Bristol. Sermon, by the Rev. Mr.
Holmes, of New Bedford. Charge, by
Rev Mr.. Dumont, Of Newport. Right
Hand of Fellowship, by Rev. Mr.. Wa
,erman, of Providence. Benediction, by
tho Pastor. The services throughout
werc highly interesting, and were listen
al n by a large and attentive audience.
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SHIP ERrr.-I.ettors have been received hero
from Capt Dennis, of the whale ship Erie, of thi'
port, dated at Rio Janeiro Feb. goth, in which he
states, that he had been compelled TO put into thai
port, on his passage from New Zealand for home,
in consequence of the ship leaking 20 inches per
hour he intended repairing the ship, and would
sail for home in the course of two weeks. TIL
Erie had about 2O00 bbls. whale and sperm oil. +
Newport Mercury.
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OUTWARD BOUND WHALING SHIPS.
Ship NORTH AMERICA, Grinnell, South At
lantic, May 5th.
Ship ROSAl.lE, Stwell, Pacific Ocean.
sLetters sent to this Office, free Of expense,
will bedespatched by first conveyance
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Epl EN I'D,

AT Po,owomut. Warwick, on Sunday last, Mrs.
Debby Greene, wife Of the lato Christopher Greene
Esq. aged rs years.
In 1iverton, on Saturday evening last, Capt.
George Lawton, aged about 6S years.
In Providence on Thursday last, Of pleurisy,
after an illness of five days, Thomas p lves Esq.
Of the house Of Messrs. Brown & Ives, aged G6
years.
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NEW YORK MARKETS, April 25.--OILs
Considerable sales Of Whale OIL have been made
at S7.a SS IL cts Sperm, summsr pressed, AT
SO, and Winter at 80 cents.
" WHALEBoNE During the week, nearly 10,
600 Ibs. have been sold at "a cents, and 5000 lbs.
at "a IA cents.
FLOUR AND MEAL There have been consid-
erabIe arrivals from the Erie Canal, and articles
ofthat description have declined little further
The range Of prices has been from $3.50 to So,
81 l-2. principally at $3.50 for good brands.-
Most descriptions Of Southern have brought little
higher prices. Sales of Howard-street ut $3.50
Georgetown, $5,S7 Ia $50, and Alexandria,
$5,25 $5,S7 Ia. Rye Flour continues very
scarce. Export, frsm lst to 28d inst. Wheat
Flour, l0,OS7 bbls.
Conn Northern Corn, so a 80 and lot of
North Carolina at 76 gcents ; White Beans, psr
tierce, $2i. Export, from Isl to 23d inst. Corn,
IS, ,2O2 bush Wheat, I4O0 bushels.
CorFEE There have been sales Of s 600
bags good Cuba at Is a Is l-2 cents about 400
st. Domingo, IL IL cents 100 Laguayra IS
Ia 100 Java, IL 3-4 $50 bbls Porto Rico, l3
l-2 some Brazil, I3, and by Auction, 100 bags
81 Domingo, III Ia cash.
M,LAssEs Supplies continue scanty, and we
notice further advance Of a 2 cents. Sales OF
about $50 hhds lIavapa at 2S cents (; cargo OF
Biatanzas, to arrive, at 2s !; "A cargo Of Trinidad
Cuba, at 80 $50 hhds Of the same kind at S3 /;
and some Porto Rico at 35.
SUGARS There have been sales Of 2 q 300
hhds New Orleans at IA a l-2 cents /; about
zoo Porto Rico, S a 9 some st Croix, 10 ;
4 500 boxes brown Cuba, 8 Ia a . f-2, and by
auction, 80 hhds New Orleans, 3-s az 3-4 cts.
5 and 4 months.
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JOHN DAvcI.
ATTIlE NEW. CASH STORE

- IN WATER-sTRE ET-
TTH OCLD respecti', lily inf;,rm the inhabitan,.
Wv Of Warren and is vicinity, that he has
just received aud opens ID, an Extensive and very
EeAutiul assortment Of
Fd.NCY s. STyiPLE DRY GOODS,
Comprising the most complete variety which he
has ever offered TO lis customers Bought with
Cash, OF Auction, in New York. md with advania-
gee, equalIed by few, excclIed by none. Hav-
ing these advaniag ges for selling Goods Cheop,
the advertiser would beg leave 10 be permitted to
act his part, in supplying the wants Of the Public
AS there Is a prevailing manila, TO buy Greaf Bar
gains, he has made il very particular object TO
buy his Goods closer than usual and what is Of g.
quail Importance, he pledges himself to sell them,
for as small profit, as has been his Custom Of
late. More, need not be said, in relation TO the
price.
His good Friends in the Country, are particular
ly invited to continue their patronage, SO literally
extended toward him recently, and may be nssur-
ed OF his disposition to make il an object for them,
to eau on him always before purchasing elsewhere
lie has pleasure in informing the Public, Of his
having made an arrangement with House in New
York, by which, they are to purchase For him, nt
.4uetson, such Goods as he may want, and he
will consequently, be in the receipt Of some new
articles, almost daily, and be enabled to offer
them, very hiilo above Auction Prices.
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iCJs Any person having in their possession
Fire Buckets marked " Engine NO. p" viii
please return to ALLEN c. HoAR, Capt. Engine
No. 2.
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tD@ Since the decision by the freemen of the
town ofBristol, on Monday last, not to grant any
licenses for retailing ardent spirits. we understand
the principal Holes there have taken down their
signs, and refused to accommodate travellers
Mr.. Horton, it is said, intends to remove to New
port.
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AUCTIONS
Guardians iS0ye.

To be sold a, Public Auction, on w does
day the 18Th day Of May next, on the
premises in Swanzsy, at q O'clock, az
ternoon, by virtue oi a License ton,
the Court Of Common Pleas, begun
aud holden at Taunton, within snd Tor
the county Of Bristol, in the Common
wealth Of Massachusetts, on the second
Monday OF March, A. ID. 1886. ~
A Ii the right, title, aud interest,
IA which DANIEL X GspDNrR and
|CHARLEs GARDNER, sons of KebeSca
Gardner, late of Warren, IN the Sta,ssof
Rhode Island, deceased, have ia and to
a certain tract Of land, situate partly in
SAID town of Swanzey, and partly m
said town Of Warren, bounded and de-
scribed as follows, TO wit: Westerly on
the public highway leading from said town
of Warren to Bsrneysyilesor Alls's
Bridge, in said Swanzey; north byiard
Of Samuel Luther; east ON land now or
late Of --- Munro, or by the great
Rock, SO called and south partly by
land Of Jonathan sweet, and partly by
land Of Seth Simmons, containing about
.hirty acres, more or less.
The interest herein offered for sale 10
two thirds Of one undivided fourth part Of
the above described premises. Condi-
tions at the sale.
SAMUEL RANDALL, Cuard,oA. !
april 9th, 1885.
NIB. The remainder Of tho above
premises will be sold at the same time
and place, SO that the purchaser can have
"a deed of the whole.
STEPHEN STILWELL,
WILLIAM KELLEY,
JAMES BOWEN,
ALLEN BOWEN.
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,rP The Rev. Mr.. DoDDs, (Unvcrsalist,)
will preach in the Union Meeting House, Swanze,
Village, tomorrow.
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EP The spring term Of the WARREN la
DIES SEMINARY will commence on Wednes-
day next. X. A. COFFIN, Principal.
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OH MARKET.--Tne New Bedford Mercury Of
Wednesday last, says, Sales Of Sperm Oil were
made in this town yesterday, at s3 cents, cash.
A sale Of 900 bbs. Whale was made in Farhaven,
at 80 cents. cash.
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CLCH..s:.Il%3, .Il%
"A good assortment al,cays on hand.

BOOTS +! SHOES ! HATS 4! CAPS 4!
A complete assortment of Ladies', Gentlemen's
and Children's Boots and Shoes. Also--Satin
Beaver iiats-lur bodies, Fun Hats, Mems and
Boys Caps, sc. sc. All Of which will be sold
for small advance from cost, for CASH
April 20.
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TAILORING DEPAR TyMENT.

IH7LUEIVG UEPHRIyWE.NI.
Spring and Summer Fashion, just reed
great variety of Broadcoths, Cassameres,
Vestlngs, Thin Goods for summer wear, &c. Sc,
constantly on hand. and will be. made up into
GAkMENIs. Of any description, in the latest
fashion or otherwise, as may be required, and
warranted to fit, or no sale.