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The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-06-18

The last case of forge,fu.ness we have
heard of is, that our venerable Governor,
since his return from Ohio, cherisles tie
belief that Van Buren, will obtain the
electoral vote Of Ohio. Ha! ha! ha!
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-06-18

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES large and COM
modious stores, brick as well as frame
are now being built in our enterprising
city.
The number ofinhabitan,s taken by the
late census, in this city, amounts to.thir-
teen hundred.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-06-18

CHEAP TRAvELING.-'rhe two Ferry
Boats that cross the Mississippi at this
place have got their steam up SO high,
that if one offers to take passengers for
nothing, which is frequently the case, the
other gives the same passengers bit if
they consent to 90 in his boat.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-06-18

It is thought that the ship Of state must
be near sinking when they are obliged to
throw overheard such a big gun as Col.
r. M. Johnson. The locos have given
up the idea of electing their Vice Presi-
dent by the people.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-06-18

The Loco Focos have much to say
about Gen. EIarrison's Committee. The
same objections were brought against Gen.
Jackson by his enemies, when similar
Committee answered his letters.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-06-18


We have not had a June rise in the
Mississippi, as usual. this season. The
river is quite low, and is falling. Not
wi,hstanding Congress has been petition
ed from all quarters, we can hear of no
appropriation having been made this SEES
sion for the improvement Of that impor-
tant ,horoughfare, the Lower Rapids Of
the Upper Mississippi.
Several Steam Boats have visited the
Falls Of 81 Anthony this season. The
favorite and splendid Brazil passed IN
on Saturday last, crowded with pas
sengers.
We are indebted to A. B. Dawley,
Esq. Clerk Of. the Indian Queen for late
papers.
Wesare also indebted to Capt. Smith
and the Clerk Of the Brazil for similar
favors.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-06-18

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The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-06-18

counties will pursue in the matter, we in
vlte communications on the subject from
individuals IN the several counties, who
have it in their power to give accurate in
formation, from the result of public meet.
ings or otherwise, what are The wishes Of
the Harrisonian Democrats throughout
the Territory. These communications
should be made as soon as possible.
The time has come when all who are
opposed to the extrayagant and anti-demo-
cratic administration OF. Martin Van Buren,.
should rally around one common stand
ard. Let Harrison and Reform be the
watchword. In every place where ina,
standard has been raised, the people
are rallying around it in vast numbers.
All minor and local questions in this way
give precedence to the cause Of true de.
mocracy. And will it not be SO here ?
We know that there are several very i'm
portant local measures at stake in almost
every county, which cannot well be car
REQ through, without the Intervention Of
ootn political parties. But the mock de-
/ mocracy show a Willingness to leopard all
these fl Tor the sake of victory. And as the
true democracy have no more 10 lose thar,
their opponents, and as. this, the only al.
TENTATIVE has been pressed upon ,ilem,
shall they hesitate to pursue j sinilar
course! Particularly, when the great and
glorious principles at stake are taken into
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-03-28

stout hickory suJk Uos'y have been weapon Bee
6Hfe'Y more a,tlsh's. It's uul % ,ts general.
ship of HARRISON, ~, q the tuusss IT Shelby
O., la. energy 81 jaime, johnson, O. tHe -irvHg
ana and caian, bfayep Of k.ghard VI johnson,
lha, ne are indebted ief tie defeat Of the corn
bnsi force ot laIlu and BRUSH tggu.ars q, The
Thames.
Hc,c ended Cen Hausan', military earerr II
having resigned BIS commission g. NE middle 81
t5,u4r Where, 30 b,s whole csr,rr, Go We iind
evidence. 81 dc sAl' 81 bravery which should
e0'llc ham Co the distinguished speculation al
l,ro isRfrth aau' Of decision and foresight
b, which o. suffered h.m.el 10 be dipped, SUI
n1,rj. and a.. braves, troop, slaughtered p Their
teUi, az Ipnegla.e, |, 20 "a The affair ~ the
River EaJ.,n, where 500 gallant keuWckans
were sacrificed 10 hts jealousy OF Nmchc>tsH l.
Il in has shameful rrlf,al which followed ,FfoaJ-
ing coas,ernauan Throughout Oh.ol Is M az Font
Stephenson, uAefa be- ularfcd "a coward, rc.
ltea., wHea laadIa!uts men under Csnghln,
uBa refused 90 dtty conquered he foe l. Il
in Do. unsuccessful expectation 10 lhe Wabash
IN b.. talj tuaeuon md pru0lgoIr Indulgence a.
FrnkIuon IL b- l.lauuugrL action o. the
Thames. 90 which DE superior Drawer, aud tlrng
enrrl, ~ those pnlcr ugan, alone secured the we.
tor,l These arg d., exploits, au4 Heaven knows
We would not d,l}Hgl uue toto tom the merits Of
lbe man who hts served hl, country, bot what are
lhry Exhibiting ou every ocra,iun and under
Ill circumstances the total aud absolute tncom.
pttcur, "a Cen HARRISON "a commanding gen.
cmI-the absence Of EVERY essential publication
ahlah constitutes the military hero. Yet thus Is
,f ,A. 4. a
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-03-28
BY AUTHORITY.
Avs OF THE UNITED srATEs PASSED At rHE FlRs1
SESSION or THE TWENTY-sIxTH CONGRESS.
lPuBIlc-Nc IL

lPu8uc-Nc. ~
An ACT makn, appropriations, in part, Or tae
support of tie Government for the year gHteen
hundred and forty
Be il enacted bg the Senate and House Of Rep
rt,sataiires Of the United Sta IS Of .3merca an
Congress assembled, That the following sums be,
aaI tn, same are hereby, appropriated, 10 be paid
olt Of any inappropriate money III The Treasury
VIZ:
For pay and mileage Of members Of Congress
sad delegates, four hundred thousand dollars.
For pay Of the officers and clerks Of the Senate
anil House OF Representatives,, twenty-five thou
sanl dollars.
Forsntonery, fuel, printing, and all other mel
ieula ana contingent expenses Of the Senate, TWEEN
yaye thoIS2ad douais
For stationery, fuel, printing, and all other nee
dental and contingent expense, OF the House oi
representatives, one hundred thousand dollars
For arrears for prnun. lUhueaphnst aud en-
,ayn., ordered By The House Of Representatives,
during the lhrd session Of the twenty.liIlh C"'g eS
and for the payment OF which that Congress dtl
not make the necessary appropriations, a sum nui
70 exceed fifty thousand dollars
r. NJ +. HUNTER,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
Ri NJ. JOHNSON
T'lcc President Of the United Stat6',
and Pre'tdcRt Of tie Senate
ArgaovEp, January Sth, 1870.
NJ. VAN buren,.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-03-28
owed, February 22nj, 1910.


An ACT 10 amenl the act "to provide for taking
.he sixth census or enumeration of the inhah-
ants Of the United States" approved March
~Id, eighteen hundred aud thriy-nine.
Be II enacted by the Senate and House Repre-
sntaliyes Of the United States Of America n Con-
gess assembled, That the enumeration sha. com,
mtnce on The first day Of June, 90 the year eighteen
Wnired ana iarty, and sinai, be completed and c0ps-
ed within five calendar months thereafter. The
'evcya' assistants shall within five months, and on
pr before the FIRST day Of November eighteen nun
cred aud iorty deliver to the marshaIs, by whom
'1er shall he appointed, two copies OF Tie returns oil
ae eaumerotioH and statistical tables, and the mar
Sas respectively shall, on or before tie first day
December, IN the year eighteen hundred aud ior-
W transmit 10 The Secretary OF Sac one copy oi
.hc several returns and statistical tables, aud a>o
ne aggregate amount OF each description OF per
s0nS within their respective districts or territories
ana an aggregate also OF the statistical Information
"JaIacd within said districts.
Sec ,. AMI be It further enacted, Tha. in the
enumeration Of transient persons the name OF eve
y person WHO shall be an uhab.lant Of any disrc
territory, without settled place Of residence
Ha.' be Inserted ia lhe column OF Tie schedu,
Fhca Is allotted Tor tie heads Of families IN the dt
'soa where be OF Size shall be on the said Ersl d.
y 4aae, cj--tecn hundred aud forty.
Sc g. Auj b. il further enacted, That tie com
a.tsafioa Of the marshal Of Missouri shall BE- tire,
aanlrel dollars.
Sec T. And be II further en-cted. That in leu 0
re i've dollars heretofore provided &c compeuSa
5a 10 tie assistant 1r each # the lwo correct co
t.@tt the schedules continuing tie Number 81 ia
a1ias,s withil a.s division. u be set Up ~ two d
i' most PaElic PAGES wiiian The same, that Their
a allowed Cor sai3 caPies, and each assistant sha
.o eas.et Ga receive al toe rate %. lsr dollars -
'as.eels, cr IN that proportion for a less nnmhei
- 81 'ac ATE ID thirty cents tar every sheet Owe
s7Hg t -tu-o ta5 H e.. r7sr
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-03-28
From the Mobile Register
HARRISON AND ABOLITION.

How docs The reader imagine the federslist.
nd Ges1 Hanson Of Tie charge OF being an
abohuoulsl2 Why one, ,uol by any mean. the
most -crupuOuu, Of hem instead ol advancing II
stngIe res uu unausl tie impu'anou, tells q. "he
was born 10 the suu,h"-,hnl "hc was educaled
~ the south trgo he i, one OF tae greatest enc
mtrs ubpIbIuusm cnu possibly meet With. IN
other, even les, reasonable, alter league Of ~
nnrule, comes to the ptrmtsc. that "Gen. llsr
rlson IS nil that The south can rcqutr--pll that
she demands And what reason "a gwen for
hts cuuclu.uus' Simply none; It Is al assertion
not eyrn attempted % hr sustained with pflaG
Why Urge Is herdIy q candid Uhls who nII pul
lna lH bspnper., oven when supported by some.
jbug illte cunrusun8 testimony, much lrts Viii
dcuu, rails DO So, when lhcy find hrts--posj.
tive -oonubduted B., o mere stroke Of the
| pen. Gcul Hanson ve believe truly, was once
an active nnoIuow,l Indeed lhc proof ANNEXED
/ TO ,h,s afnc.e 10 portion of witch We have before
published. h eour'aaye 40 0s head Eul te.
Gently, SINCE bav.s .futrd gp b5 GONE Of b.
ud,crer, ltcUi5 ,o ua lr tGr Precedence. b.,
/ has been perfectly dJmJ on the matter IN 1896
a number 81 respectable gentlemen ia Vermont
adiIo5scd hm note uh hr following oueues.
/ "I 81. IL ro-ard to tho constitutional power %
/ Congress. 90 abolish slavery IN the Distract o
/ CuIumbtu
"Wht.her, II elected TO th. presidency h,
would sls4a b'.l lpr the abolition Of slavery ~
/ that Distinct, 10 case one should bc passed by
/ Congress
sd. H. u1ad 10 The constitutional power o
she Lcg.,aluug Of the lreo States to susptcas 10
/ ,,t.,.t. r,I Ifg.tt.r. Jrl
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-03-28
Fuu tie Baltimore Pos,
WILLIAN HENRl HARmsON.

I
,.,,ta a..sahl,,. rsrs-,l, convened M n .rr...
+ alr-. The nomination # Gen. HARRISON To- i..
ar.s, frr,I,l chair ht. bs4, iHs .,4nsI d, ,hr ,b.,
par,, 10 put f4uh iar h.u clam. l., tae mos, c,.
I allied 3.n,fe3.Iogs. b4b ssI and military. ihtt
/ have DISTINGUISHED any men of our repubHc.-
/ Note ,,pelg,lI, ,u his military exploits, accofd
/ Inr 10 b., I5f.am. .aI.1.,ts. la, be earned
nTestbs. conasrei us,a winch
/ Tie 3ar.., Cesar won. were weeds"
The, ou, 5.n.,r,,r,,, ....,, ,,,-rn, and Nm.
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GOV. Harrison then opened correspondence
with m, War praarfw,n,, which he per,eyernt.
I,t - ,,.l, I..,,,s ,.,,,,l..lJ, a,r, r., d.7,
Ln.h All a-',... ,r.. ,,.,Ig.. I,.t,o,t
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n, i,l,. .,''I'.,
a body Of men a, ever assembled. headed By d
D,>ie>.. mia Ove0.a S1rrr,r. aud a Uu,d. lHr
.,uer COMMANDING fine SIN rer,rucot Of 4. State.
Infantry.
Nun ,Ii. fare CIV Iarn.op nrrl,d within
,iohl or ibe Ipd,au Town. and halted Dawes.
TIyIyr and other, held n conference with the In
dams. Yham tbay found m mo- Uncomfortable a..
arm At the iuioo.nr force before ucm Tbs
c,rtv,s co,,pur,eatedr, Goy. H. Nr,,,Ib,.
les, after some DELAY. during which the Indian.
...,.,..,,.l ,.,.,.,,.L..' ,i,,,..l,... I,,.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-03-28

The first great monopoly, The source and
n1Upshment Of all the rest, is the monopoly Of
ISSUING paper money. II requires no ghost to
Use from the dead to tell u that the exclusive
privilege Of manufacturing out Of nothing that
which comnands every thing must confer q
power and influence which, # not arrested ~
time, will eventually carry all before It aud
overpower every other interest IN The Stale.
All other monopohes flow from this source.
The paper monopoly supports the monopoly OF
cotton, Of salt, Of beef, Of flour, and every oth'T
Necessary Of life Those who produce are com.
PEELED 10 sell these commodities at certain pen
DDS, IN order to NEE, their obligations. They
are bought Up by wholesale by some Of these
great bepeiciaues Of banks, who can borrow
their hundreds Of thousands. on notes renewable
unlll the purposes Of the monopoly /, accom-
pll,hed, and thus the speculaiois on the wants IT
their fellow calzens, are enabled 10 bold back the
oecessaHes Of lie Until the prlces are sufficiently
enhanced to satisfy thoiT ayancious appetite for
cait.--GIo5t.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-03-28

Minds want nothing bu, husbands, and when
they have got them, they want every hing.
Many a orc for land, lakes fool by the hand
Love can neither be bougal nor sod Is only
prce Is love
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-03-28
NO. IS.

VI inends and supporters showed no dsllcacy ia
ttsE sutsaso-s 90 sxuact en- answer from Mr.
' an Butea on that and other questions; nor did be
hesitate one moment To .espond-hs came out
openly and above board, with ,Ai. declaration that
h was nni an Abouonlsi and bis course ever
s0rr ba, proved the cousctuts, uf his reply
II tie enquiry was made IN good lai,h. L It was
dictated b, an honest motive. and 10 serve suis-
Ter purpose, Why ual make the same enquiry Of
Gen. Iisusonl The question Of Abolition, o.
na Abolition, has los, none IT is interest slncs
(, va. prop0luded to Nj Van Buren,. II Il
ws> then n-essssfY ba, b.. sentiments should BE-
publicly knows can be no less necessary at
lts time 10 ascertain tsss q. BIS opponents
now.
I'VE have understood hs, the General has
been written 10 by The organ Of The Abolition
ISIS here, requiring bmto come out and snSwsr
Yea or nav, and that be refused written ANSWER.
bat has verbally expressed hls derierunallon TO
mabs go public dsclalaiiun on the subject Thus
maF pas, over for short time bot It vii no, bs
long before he Will be Obliged to make known his
h, sentiments on the point Ills silence sill
NOT be satisfactory to either po-'y aud no doub,
both vail insist upon acandid reply. Ill. npug-
NC iH Ehf "if ttNNfit ~ ~ uAitiNV Ats ttfch-
nsss o! uiud and Caudor upon I'll former occa-
stons tbl, We have no doubt that he is acted upoG
by some Of h.. utIy irends here, who II not ne
harmless "a doves. are at least as subtle as ser
penis, Bu, with all lhru cunning and subllity.
they mus, submit and allow him 10 do what We
have NJ doubt he j. well inclined to 20. explain
hls position.
I'VE have extracted the following from the
Richmond Enquuer, which he vail perceive
seems determined 70 have an answer 10 what be
calls "hs test gu.shoH,' and that nothing will
satisfy HIM but direct and cquSocal reply lie
u OF !, not an AhoIilonl>l come, then genllcmen
Of tho cabinet council, cali meeting OF our
body and resolve upon the point, md roiease your
friend tho General liom tic embarrassment IN
which your advice has placed him. We know
his open aud generous ualurc, and hls eonsIiIu-
uona candor 30 sell, that we arc convinced he
would rather explain himself than keep longer ST.
lrnce. You may MS well submit with a good
/ grace as not The lhlag must be doue sooner or
later, o. neither Aboluuulsls OF ANTI Abohlons.s
will be satisfied
/ Under these dab signs can Virginia, can the
/ South 20 iot Gen HARRISON Upon This vital.
/ question, to be suspected - to be- deemed INV OF
/ lhy Of confidence Trust no man, who will not
onl, show b.. hand, but who wall uot CONE up
to tho test, and pledge himself 70 veto 40 bill
which may be presented for his signature.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-03-28

TIM CIabt lhis Handsomely hid, Of tic b1bto,n
arts AL sine d,r.ucy reli5oo.n &c Could M.
FdHnr b,yr seem tErir nrfs b,fc tc could not lave
i-4,y4 a r,ats ,,,att.r G,,Yr, Ohm Sto,,tunn
o1uF WuIC clNClxNlTTS
~,
N"'o r'utiop'h' ''i't""s wan ptW"crSoJ
/ upon top.'' F,"en"s' " o','",'7 h''"ou' car
'ea.'I'. on' 81 l's Rfea',s' injections 70 ,oe ne
tAa"''" i''s ~, ''e'' "tI''a - ''ls ii''sI y
/ U' P'Io"''' OF inc poor o''aA', " hh''S up"n
/ we" eng S'N'Iio eQu'' 4"''' ara nous voc ln'
( a"t "HH''' "l"H'N, ''A' ic FVit5 ~ hee 70
I F'lDN""' s"'"'u f'Ur' '',u 'l'dn uIP't' me
/ 1.f'e % h"" '.''e 't "11'' ~ VIZ hs'S"utE
"''n'I'h '"''. "p ~, u'""' WIN ""y hoftnF AT
'"e o"fr '"ta' no" VIA 80 We see ms very
'',Y' "'e' onl '''sy aHg'''' sven t'h o'co1i"
.'' t'' poor " aC,"'.F .p7'E :" va, "meh u iaise
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ny 3" P''Pf I" whom ~ "h. e'N's su'h con,
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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-03-28

NJ Clay arrived q, Richmond on Friday, ac.
conpauled by Henry A. Wise. They we're re-
cewed BY some one OF the ten Committees ap.
pointed 70 Conduct the festival, and escorted 10
The PovAaaan House. where Mr.. Clay made
speech expressive Of hls qualification a, these Of.
forts 70 soolhe his mortified ambition. promising
at the same, time to do his hes, TO Get W gen.
erai harrah for HARRISON It's pity ,ha, SO
mich good eating and drinking as will be btoueh;
forth at the Richmond dinner should be wasted
to no purpose. Baltimore Post
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-03-28
%, very ~ FccI.a.Iy,
WI. H. HARRISON

lie Hts urvsr s.uco ths promise aas FIRST CIV.
en-, designed To make larhcr answer although
tie SAINT que1os were again popoUHdct by tht
SAME gruNroaH few months sub-eqlruty.--
Doe.us 'u.. look Ike mmpennp with aboauoo.
ISM Doesn't this indicate de-le to cau.t0.
a.r al, .pua " mcn Doesn't % look Ike a drs.
po-uaupo salI quietly ia.o be Presidency under
he smooth breeze Of Abo.NoDsm1
From Me Redmond Enquirer.
ArrIurts BElwLtS llIRusosnu IHp
ABolIuomsA.-- be following arucIss uiy
from gus a,l ONO paper, They are equally {.
nnu4u, uuie.. Gen, Harrison comes pul bike a0
udrpeud,u maa, and clears bls .hifl. ol suspJ.
ciuu, tae objection thal be- ~ She candidate II the
AJoluoul,ls. wiil sJck TO han like the shul Of
Ncrsu.
lffou lie Cu.Hcolac Advertiser Feb 22
The following ls aI oNIdgt from iis fbaB.
ropat lpInclpaI hbgimon paper lu The Stute oi
Omo,5 Of toe IAN Of February lnstp Published
20 C,ucwuaul:
TO THE PUBLIC.
4" Fellow .cuzeus--. Beng called suddenly
home to attend my SICK family, have but u mo.
meut TO answer lew 81 lhe cuumEIes which are
"a circulation coucuuug me,
am accused Of beng friendly to slavery.
/ From my earnest youth {, the present moment
/ have been the aldeul friend oil Human LiUsHy.
/ Al the rye Of is, BECAME \ MEMBER
I Of IN ABOLITION SOCIETY,", establish.
/ I'd a: Richmond; ito object Of winch vas 10
auehorae the condition d slaves, aud procure
+ lhcu freedom BY every sgo means. NJ, ven.
crabIv irsud Judge Gacn If Clermoni County
was also number Of this Society, aud has late.
4 ly gwen the certificate that vas one. The
obligation. which thea came under, have fs,.h.
fully performed
~ NJ. HENRY HARRISON"
Appended 10 tn, letter Is the certificate OF
Judge Gacb Vi Ciernom county "thai toe Har.
uson family aere wealthy and respectfully" aad
that General Hanson Was admitted member
of the Abolition Society Of which no also was
member.
(.rom the C!Ac.oaaul Advertise Feb. a21
Abolition. on 30 AEoLlTIos-- Thai i
ne question. ills vain or Gens,a! Harrison !,
attempt srading an answer 10 ~ plain an Issue -
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-11

CROTON AQUEDUCT-NOTICE.--s prepos,ls
will be received by the Wter Commissioners ofhe CitY
Of New York until the 18th day Of May next al o'clock
NJ at their Office IN ue City OF for abe grading
tween the two reservors to nca the cockau
covering iron pipes.
The prices Cor the work include the expense Of
necessary Tor the completion Of the according the
and ations that wn be presented
as hereinafter mentioned
The work to be completed the fifteenth October
l54i.
Security will be required for the Of
The proposition must be the
bie PERSONS sgniyng their assent to become surete
The character and responsibility Of those proposing and the
suretes they shall offer known the
Engineers good charaeer extent
their responsibility signed by the First Judge Clerk Of She
County which they seyeray reside viii be required
No transfer ofcentracts will be recognized permitted
The plans profile and If and
o. ready for examination at the office OF e
aforesaid and the Chef Engineer
Assistant will be m to explain the plans Sc and
furnish blank propositions.
The plans will reduced dimension so as
to sufficient for emily two lines of instead of three
contemplated and dspenses With the road
The full Of all persons that parties PROPOSE
ton, must be written out in the
The the which be accepted will be
required to enter into contract Immediately after the accsp
lance Of the
The themselves the right accept or
reject proposals that be offered they consider the
public interest to require.
New-York Aprif9s, 1910. SAMUEL STEVENS,
ZEBEDEE RING,
JOHN ID. WARD,
BENJAMIN BtRDSALL,
SAMUEL X. CHILDS
Water Commissioners
JOHN B. JERVIS,
mist Chief Engineers Newly York Water Works