Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-06-28

Cham CABLE ron." will be received at this office
unit, three clock r NJ. Of the sl day Of July neSt Tor
manufacturing furnishing, and delivering, at the navy
yard d. c.. the quantities. dcscrpttons and qu"iHy, OIL
Chain Cable Iron herein specified and drscribcd VIZ
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10 DO b. y nG'es oval in Ifnss g, ;nsS sn
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feel ra ifo, 6hy 1916 inches OVAL m lengths ol
nj" oaTs 6 by oI6 inches oval lengths Of ~ inches
n"chor ntkcs required Tor the e'" cables Z" one "'" anu
S io;1s' ''%s's'' inches DO each % Length" 3s
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inches pin hon. l6 by 35 incc' 9'a'' N tmgi o
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anchor ack< required for the ca" cables OF one inch and 'er
All the said Chain Cable Iron must be of American
MANUFACTURER arih0ut any admXiure OF foreign IRON;
must be manufactured from hammered bar tr0n OF The
best quality. to be made from H00mS the Inks must be
c~t Jed and roicd to about two inches IN diameter;
they must be- again cut piieH and ried 10 the respect
i've sizes and lengths specified and prescribed Tor Inc
links and end links Satisfactory proof that The iron is
of the quality, and has been manufactured in the man
ncr prescribed must be furnished by lie contractor with
the deliveries 10 be- made, otherwise the C"nniandant
Of the navy yard will authOSe the iron 10 be nd.
miucd to prGOi and test.
The iron required for the Shack!rs Swivcls Boxes,
and the oval i: Iron, must be wrought un6cr the hammer
10 the respective SIZES prescribed for the same, and to
such shapes models and drawings thereof az shall be
furnished the Contractor by The Commissioning Oh the
Navy by their authority and no portion OF the SAID
Chain CaI: Iron shall BE- received that does not con-
fern in all respects, to the provisions and stPuIaonS
Of the contract be made and that Is not free from
flaws raw and tagged ends and edges, and all other de-
tects which may impair IFS good quality fitness ana adap'
taon to the purposes for which is required. The pie
COS must be delivered straight lengths. On delivery,
the said will be inspected, proved and tested t" de-
tc.nnr its quality according 10 contract and that 1t cor
responds in all respects to tie aforesaid provisions and
stipuatians the satisfaction and acceptance or the
Cuinmaudant Of the SAID navy yard.
fourth the entire quantity of each Of the sizes and
denominations Of the said Chain Cable Iron must be de-
liyrrcd on or before the first Of October, ]S3U in Ike
manner onruur,h must be delivered on o: before the
tiIlr first nt Dcccnlrr 1886. and the residue must BE-
delivered before the irs! OF prIl, 1897 beyond
winch extension OF time Will 9faHieu lot
n The deliveries; bat tie contractor Will be allowed the
pyii,mr Of delivering Tie whole and entire quantity as
much c0,iicr may be Convenient and practicable, at
his option.
Ten per ccnlum will be withheld from the amount Of
all payments Of t. contract TO BE- made, as
collateral security. in addition TO III" bond in the amount
of third Of the contract, which will be- required TO
secure It's performance; and Will not, i'll any event, be
paid until the contract SHALL DC complied with III all res
June IA ll--tIstJy
q OUISA RAlI..ROAD.--Ai Il meeting Of the Pre-
Il sidcn and Directors Of Tie Louisa Railroad COM
pany nj Louisa Court house, Tuesday. the lith day
Of jane lS:;i- Present: Frederick Harris PRESIDENT
Charles Y kimbrnugh, Jas. NJ. Morris, Charles Thomp
SON aud 'Ihrnas Johnson: Directors:
Rcsoircd That this board looks TO the extension Of the
Louisa Railroad to the Valley of Virginia. in the dircc
lisn Of Tarrs1nburg: with much interest.
Rcsolrcd That Tie success in obtaining subscr p,ions
in the short time tho opening of the books, has
been SUCH 10 warrant the confident cxpcctat!on that
by proper rxcronS, funds may be- raised extend the
road at least far Godonsv!Ic in the county Of Or
anGr.
Resairsd That, If the amount of funds necessary can
be obtained this board thinks it decidedly for the inter
est Of the company, To extend the Railroad al least as
far as Gordnnayr as speedily as possible
RcSoIcrd, That the citizens Interested III the extension
Of The road lie invited to cooperate by their influence
and subscriptions in raising the necessary funds Tor the
prosecution Of this important work.
Ordcrcd Thai the President and each OF the Directors
Of this Board be authorized TO receive subscriptions to
the stock of the company, and that books be opened on
the first day Of July next, for receiving subscriptions;
at Louisa Court house. under the direction Of John Hun
ter and Nathaniel Thompson, either OF them; at Cor
dnnsvr under the direction of Charles Beae and Will
liam f. Gordon or either of them; at Orange Court
house, under the direction Of Reynolds Chapman and
Edmund ravlor Or either of them; at Tay orSvIlle
der the drcaon of William D. Taylor and Edmund
Winston OF either Of them; at Walters Tavern i'll Spot
svlvania under the direction OF Lewis Rawlings and
John Bing3ly either Of them; at Barboursvile,
under the direction James Barbour, sr., and Philip I.
Barbour either Of them; at Jacksons Tavern, under
the direction Of David Richardson and William Nelson,
or either of thrm Richmond, under the direction of
Conway Robinson and David Anderson, ir., either OF
them; and that such commissioners receive two dollars
upon each share subscribed at the time of subscribing,
and that the said books be kept open until the further or
w. V ''' ~ NATHANIEL THOMPSON, Clerk.
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