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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-16

IAYNE'S EXPECTORANT .-Lnok at our
y bills mortality and you will fad that Consumption
more destructive human life this country Oh. any other
disease We all know that cough lise the warning Of the
rattesnake always pecedes well accompanies this tee
rbe courgc. fai rpresumpton that every Ccug IN may
terminate Pulmonary disease, If not checked early anu
where the risk great the danger imminent II Is aston
ishng h4 individuals should be found mad enough
the Of cure. Dr. Jayne Expectorant be read
procured any part Of the United States and the
and voluntary testimony OF thousands the results Of
chemical anal yss and Of medical science, all poInh out as
the preparation invented by Tor the cure OIL al
diseases Of the lungs chest windppe and other organs con-
nected with process Of respiration II IS used In regua
practice BIZ the celebrated physicians o. te day 500
By A B. s. D. SANDS, Druggists, No 70 ultonreet 2'3
Broadway, and II East Broadway. oio In
WHO CAN MISTAKE WIG, however
w ar,fuly prepared for the natural and vns CROWN OF
The hair There IS dull dead look artificial stiffness
about . counterfeit which orhds rs being Tor tie
genuine article And yet nineteen cases our twenty 10!
one rrnth o. the money that Wig costs The bald scalp may
he made to bring forth covering instead OF being be-
holden n anr thatcher Of souls for second hand adonment
h v,rna show ers conducive 10 vegetation than
Iavne Hair Tonic the growth Of the HAIR If sickness
or any other cause Shon brow It's clus
erug cu and hnned the redundant sdeock which
burst in such from beneath your fashionable bea-
YER Jayne Hair Tonic will give life and sor TO the roots
which still remain, and Incredibly short space Of time
Those who have been years unsuccessuly endeavo e
cult WHISPERS and moustaches will find this preparao
the true EtiIir pitc.
r , Sold By A b. s. D. SANDS. Druggists, who e4aie
and retail No. 70 Fulton-stre 23 Broadway and - s.sl
Broadway. olo III!
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-16

The Emily Wiidss's cargo the first arrived
Malaga this season, offered a, auction and sold
Ssinse 1870 black do IS "a ei'ns '.e ark
u 81 i' 1850 do Bunch ~ o6; 500 If
So, 10 i 500 q do 60 64e and 500 Eighth, c each:
~ Htapsi o. 20; 2ooUs, Lemons adv, 20 sold
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-16

Complains &c. No better evidence is waiting TO show ,ts
wonderful efficacy than mention that 10 bottles have beer,
sold in year And the eItensige used ana
fayoe Cough Medicine that has been Introduced ino
the United stats now reeommendet by some % "s
c. see the numerous certificates that accompany the Gree
io 1t superior other Cough remedy now now, p y he
Pfopriptor WM BROWN Also copy right IA, been Sc
eated for the abel Entered according 10 e Once OF he D
tict Cont of Massachusetts, Also the bottle samG
Mrs Gardrers Indian Balsam OF Lyefwoft anu nv
hound" ~, .ro,I;ed
For sale By all the Druggists Boston Dealers ar.
Boston Wm Brown pSsf't s, and 1 pnss.ts
Fulton ST., II East Broadway 273 Broadway. ff''e
a m
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-16

Az, Ninth Ward.-YET ANOTHER GRAM
let reason aud Moderation govern al o,
SSSs Wssi aahlnstog American Republicans, of The
r. ssssocher het seen Greenwich and Washington
me 0feat Meeting 70 be held Monday Eveainr fc,
ao ococS for purpose OF responding 10 the nom;a
aos Il American Republican Party and 10 greet the Va
Se om The Wards who favor us with
car fall election All who wish to understand h.
rs az Issue invited attend as excelit M
ssrr ~ Se pesent who wilt explain the principles OF the
ser man. EisyeHth anu Seventeenth Wards will bring with
M:trsn &C.. N 3 Uthe ,oeather should prope ,pJarora
a. aset et old Batchouse By ardes Of the Amer
AB. Tfsssfhs 81. BENZ S. WHITNEY,
ssN + nav CORN. CYAN RIPPER,
BOWEL a apI, JOHN COLDER
4NSnN vii f nc, JAMES YOUMANS,
BIS VIZ. JONATHAN CROUCH,
! .I + Mssss' conni,,seoi Arrangements.
yWes s: JoSEs,
lOsauA DyG1r. x 0ale'o,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-16
Surveying Instruments: COPPER and
Ole If ANDREW MENEELY.

BALSAM OF LIVERWORT.
Mrs NJ. " GARDENERS INDIAN
BALSAA1 OF LlVERWORT And
has now beer IN extsn-
.irc use fos he past IS years, anu las gain
ed a greater reput ton than any ether srti-
Gle non 10 use for the cure OF Coughs.
Colds, Ph:hiaic. Consumption, Asthma.
Whoo,ing Coughs, Bronchitis, and all
Julmouary COuplailts, and diseases Of the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-16

WANTED A PAkTNER-aH active man--to
w take an interest profitable office business worth
$1,000 per annum $500 cash will purchase APP
py at as Liberty street. front room. SO istf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-16

j 81, CHURCH BELLS AND TOWN
4 sCLOCKS.-1he subscriber who awarded
- with d pIonla the $ew- York State Fair, 1876,
"'-<s and lSi3 r the best toned hrch Bell, is
prepared aths foundty West Troy, ~ Y to furnish Bells
rails and warranted stand aEd such please
Fasttns 10 them The ipCored cast iron yoke With ovoJe
dence that be given of their excellence To nothing Of
States between three and four hundred Church Bells
have been furnished for different places the State of New
York from his foundry.
Also Leveliny and Surveying ln3trurents. Copper and
Bras Castinss &c ole tf ANDREW MENEELY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-16
IN PRESS,
By HENRY C. DEMING, ESQ.

And to be published in numbers OF the New World
translated from the French expressly for this Edition,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-16

A T 102 Chambers-street, near Broadway, few
IAgenemen can be accommodated with pleasant rooms and
board, where there children References exchanged
Mrs. JANE HAIGHT,
olG Iw. Widow of Cant James Haight
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-16

PREACHING IN MUSIC, &c.-A young lady
long stoned to Teaching, especially Music wishes
obtain Board Fire Sc agreeable family Tor her ser
vices as Teacher and viii cheefu render service enough
She pIoers unexcepronable references Address O. A. at
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-16

WANTED EMPLOY MENT-By two Protest
w ant woman 10 cook wash Sc They have toe best Of
city references girl place chambemad
who lived four years her last place. Also girls 10 to IS
years DID, and coored girls Protestant waiter with
excellent recommendations, wants place Apply at i7s
Broadway basement
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-16

TAKE NOTICE.-Mrs. WILLIS, the lady
i that gives nformou"n future events and what past
can BE- seen at No 2t Elizabeth doors from Houston
near Blocker till the last Of October only then she will
Ia,re CRY $50 Inns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-16

70 Unionists, Attention. "A meeting OF the I'm
Association Will be held the National Hall We'd
ussday Evening Oct lSh at seven O'Clock. Punctual
tend3ce requested ordar make arrangements for
coming contest. By order,
Ole b S. CHlCNERlN( Prasdent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-16

NNANTkD-An active man with small capital
may hear of good business BY applying a7S Bro d.
basement. It
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-16

pOARD-A suit of rooms with board can be OBJ
- tanned No 50 Barclay street. Of College Place
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-16

W7ANTED-RespectabIe families can be suppl
w ed with the best the city at Watts office
All Boome-steet doors Wesl of Bowery No fee required
anrlnrers until i,Irushed. ladies please call L.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-16
nOLISH YOUR STOVES AND CRATES

DOLISH YOUR STOVES AND GkAIko.-
Every body in Boston polishing their stoves and CRATES
with VIM Byowns Pencil Paste. No better evidence Of neat
ness when you dwelling than 70 notice the Stoves
purpose WI BRoW>,S Pencil PASTE t.; Itispus IN
the Irish Lustre and Black Lead its ustre brighter
lasts longer and used with much less dust md trouble Ia
beautfuI polish For sale at w NJ. BROWN'S 1871 Wash
Retaed all the Dmssst aid Gose[y Stores
Dealers and Families can be suppe Of B. s D. Sands
Druggists No. 10 Fulton 23 Broadway II last Broad
,vav ole I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-16

WANTEDRepect9aRe e,.i anes 5s can u aw xsy
cirv reference at f. Elliott Co.'S ofce, 42s Eroadway-
4 sIn1n.aleenrrs please call. ole IT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-16

A polio CONCERT SALOON, BROADWAY
n The HUTCHINSON FAMILY respec liz announce
~ s ladies and gentlemen of New York that they will giye
thsir first VOCAL ENTERTAINMENT at the Apollo
Salnon ON WEDNESDAY EVENING, October 18Th
sl3 on which, they will have III. hoaor OF presenting
10 he public variety of their NV pieces together with
som, of their o iaForles
Tickets ii " Cents each-to be had at Hewus aud At
Wills Music Stores Saxton Ales Book Store, anu
TO commence at quarter before o'clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-16

,ssss FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE IN PART
tHSE FOR WESTERN LANDS.-Severai valuable i'm
a.. proved farms, well loo ated the Counties Of Wayne
and Livingston in this State For farmer information inquire
Of g. C.LYNES. SIS Wall-st.
Money loaned bond and mortgage productive CITY
Brooklyn property. Inquire above. ol6 ST.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-16

TWO LAWYERS. LAW BOOhS.--The sub
1 scnber, having been the employment OF Halsted <
VOORHEES, severa years past, has commenced The La"
Book Selling on his and respectfully nioS
the Members Of the Bar and STUDENTS at Law" wlah'n 10
nrchase tina, il will be much 10 their advantage give AZ
call as he intends TO Sell at very reduced prces23 Nassau
street, one door south Of Cedar-street, New York
o1o st- j. R. HALSTED.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-16

c. ". SMITH S COMPANY,
o2 cts Is; Broadway, opposite tie City Hall.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-16

Fencing and Spang taught BY experienced and compe
tent Professor on liberal terms
Shower Baths 10 subscribers. Ola lwis"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-16

Ships ATLANTA, Raymond Apalachicola, w s!ocum;
Levan Robinson Philadelphia and Indies, robert
son. Ior.ns Ufqufart Mobile E Huribur S Co; Pau.
ne, Watchers Bremen CIesicks s. Co; suy, Burrows,
ayre Fox3 Livingston; Rochester bri'ton, Liverpool
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-16

VX7ANTED.-By very respectable Protestant
w Girl 81 years DID, who fully competent for her bu-
siness situation as chambermaid waiter private fami-
ly Please inquire No. 81 Crosby first floor in the
back ROOM Satisfactory City references be given for
i,,u Go In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-16

The Telegraph reports below packet ship Hendrick Hud
soa, from London; also other ships and / bark
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-16

Fog Programme. see small olllS.
Tickets 50 cents each be had the Music Stores AID
Hotels and the door
Concert TO commence az o'clock oil 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-16

W7ANTED-To loan from $1,000 to l 10. 9n to
ness nv young gentleman al temperate business habits, aud
would ate situation i'll IN. same Tor reference Inquire at
~ y, 49,, a,1l,, as above ole It
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-16

TINE. TWIN BROTHERS, tale in one vol:
L lSno PaRLEYs MAKE THE BEST 1T, or Cheerful
Cherry and other tales b. the author of Peter Pariey
Tales; vol. 8mo
PARLEY's TALE OF ADVENTURE, or the Siberian Sable
Hunter By The Author Of Peter Paey's Tales vol 8mo
For sale b. NJ h. New Nm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-16

r7HE NEW-YORK EXAMINER, No. 5, isthis
i Day pubishedat 22O Wiam-street. between Frtn;oft
and Duanestree price cents 50 year with dfdgGn gene,
Croswel-Let,ers from Ohio Remarkable hmen ana their
Barly-J2hn C. calhogaL Id s ned
Carfarnpton-Irisl Independence l782ths Unoa-Unted
hmeWha would hsPeale hays We, BsW5y
chanics; Insu,e-Tackenham at New-O Observation-Disclosures
SC Nos. and may also be had. ,,,,,,,-.,,r
ola 81 w. L. NlAChENLiL'
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Enthusiastically reportedfor 2hs lTic""e'
SATURDAY Oct. IA.
AsHEs.-Thers are not many Pots Offering and the de-
END is fair The sales only to moderate extent at 0o'
nj Pearls about Is bbls have been sold at ) 20.
COTTON The market is still inactive, although there
more inquiry &c day than for some days past The sales
IRE reported 500 bales Prices without change to note bat
sill with tendency to favor the buyer The transactions
were mostly export The sales for the week ending Fri
DAY evening amount $500 bales embracing pisnd at %
,ssc and Orleans aud Mobile at lGic Ihe arrivals
AZ M, al hal
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-04-04
JOINS ORGAIs, Sec'y.
MECKLENBuRG COUNTY.

Alta meeting Of the Democratic party of Mecklen
burg, held in the Courthouse Wednesday, the 29il
of March, on motion, Col. George Rogers calico
10 the Chair, and A. p Wright appointed Secre
tary.
The object of the meeting having been explained OF
motion OF Tucker Darlington, it
Resolred, That the Chairman appoint committee
of three to draft resolutions expressive Of the sense
the meeting
whereupon the Chairman appointed Tucker Car
ringtcn, Esq, Capt E. A. Williams, and Richard L
Walker.
The committee having retired for short time, sub
mtted the following report, which adopted by the
meeting:
Resoived, That this meeting will send = Delegates
to the District Convention TO be held in Petersburg on
the 9TH of April for the purpose of nominating sui'a
BILE candidate TO represent this District in the next Con
gress OF the U. s.
Resoiced, That while we feel willing to ccquesce
cheerfully in what may seem TO be the wishes OF .ne
District this subject, yet We cannot omit to say !na
our late, able, faithful and Jealous RePresenause
William o. Goode, ESQ.,, has met our warmest app1o
baton, and would again. secure our Jealous support
On motion of 7. Darlington, Esq, the meeting au
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}rieresfiBo jJo-Ls


We indebted to Messrs Harper & Brothers
through Messrs. Smith, Ds,nker Il Morris of this
City, for copy OF Stephens "Incidents OF Travels
in Yucatan, 1t is magnificent book, in It's sub
ject, style, and lis decorations 1t is destined to re.
move much of the ignorant prejudice of the scep,cs
of The Old World who look upon US as sci of lite
rary barbarans. 1t must bring new laurels 10 the
enterprsng publishers, who seem to rise above all dif-
ficul,ies in the prosecution of their useful and we
trust profitable calling. From cursory view Of the
work ITSELF we should say, that in its simple aud gra
pho style, It fully equals the previous efforts of its
distinguished author-and in Mr. Ca,herwoods Da-
guerrotype drawings, views of ruins and buildings,
full OF the grotesque and the beautiful, venture
an opinion that it surpasses its predecessors The
picturesque country which Mr.. Stephens travel
led, has hitherto been virgin SOIL not known TO ira
velers-Under his magic touch, ii has brought forth
:ch fruits, aud this book is of them. We regret
not having space to ,ranscribe Of its interesting
passages We should like 10 give our readers insight
into the "Democrec pvinc pie in operation among the
only and real natice american party, evidenced
the election of thirty Indian "Acades Tor keepers)
Of the wells but we must lorbear and advise them
to get copy of the work, and judge for themselves
We are further indebted to the above extensive pub
fishers, TO. Nos . and of Alison's History OF Eu
rope, work of deserved celebrity-and No OF
Brandes Encyclopedia, with the latest discoveries o.
science.
All the above may be found at the we'll stocked store
Of Messrs. Smith, Drinker & Morris
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-04-04
A. p. WRIGHT, SEEN
a y Ella I'OirNTY

AT q meeting of portion of the Republicans of Anne
lin, held at the court house, on Thursday 25th March,
lS43, Peter f. Bolsseau was called 10 The Chair and f.
A Fealherston appointed Secretary
The object of tie meeting being briefly explained bv
Capt l F. Wiley, The following resolutions were una
nmously adopted:
Res0'eed, That we approve Of the Congressional
next.
Resoire", max committee Of be appointed
10 meet sad convention, 10 select suitable cand.
IN the next Congress
The blank IN The above resolution, was then filled
b. the appointment of The following gentlemen, to wit
J1. Cooke, Peter Burton, j. 2. Wiley, James Bot,
Thomas Z. Wilson, p Giles, Lewis f. Harvie, VIM
Wilson, w. H. Harrison, T. Wiley, o. H. Tucker, I
Webster and F. LAWSON.
On motion, the Chairman and Secretary were added
Rcsoired. Tha, the proceedinrs of this meeting be
signed BY the Chairman and Secretary, and forwarded
to the Editors OF the r Enquirer for publication.
PETER F. BOISSEAU, Chm
r.. a. FEaTHERsTuS. SEc'B
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-04-04

.,,5 - surrender them 10 Inc sue
es'' 90 H., establish the beautiful pfecsp'
y .I,s q the p@"'0''d'Y' '''' &c 'N
,s. of the hour, ii was agreed oe'
rs ana Mr. Bolts, 'hat sa'n VI wy nnans -
NJ ''". hour and quarter. VIZ 1o ,9 T m,s
' tina, IN The time allowed n.y. nv, c~
a.'' So So No should place his views 50 ,u 80;
!. ia-' ',es,red He should, therefore Pt'no'
a' ,'' ..,lt 10 answering the PFin'ea ADDRESS,
i7as h,t circulated tbrous" inc o's,''e
VI. b''' 49," .I,,w me to follow Mf. Jones through
% 's4 drs,toying assault on the ADDRESS o.
a7s 80" I,.,.u.,re of ad,S.lngalshed MEMBER
s.. in'"' ssscnt "Mr Jones took Mr.. Bolts
gi. VAC "1s ~ pieces, that It dshed human
r'Hf's'y :, ,orether again The audience
4. 20 pu' " r. IMPRESSED with Mr.. Jones
es $50, ,,,,ck on the legislative proceed,
VI n' ',s Appor,,onmcn; bill. Mr. Jones
.....t 10 "'' ~ r,s 50 complete, tina; 1t went
90 ia'S ty' Wv, "a the mind of every hearer-
sable '', n. RS we're correct III charging
.., @a' = '' ~, t5c Legislature with giving
,.:.nly. aud probably more, Tor the
p:.'',.' ''..,,nr him. Mr.. Do,,s,) from Con.
.gs' 81 '@f,bS Legislature was personal, and
s a''.'. thew knowingly lost. by their course,
y.,{ e''' vb,ch they might otherwise have
Co's'ESs., ,bey could net be charged even
pal. iae'''V.' 's,,v1,ander the State. And, more.
ID a"eHP.'' s,.s,, right in his conjecture OF the
" b''',, statute, his charge would altect
s:o 'a' Ts,fy. among them, three OF their
... oil Us 90" ,d.r Bfoadus, Taylor of Norfolk,
proA'nsA' ,,-,l .or the Apror,ionment Ball.
s. o.;s, w. ,b,s reduced TO this dilemma 1t
BOYS w. arre solely aclua,ed by the de
III 1 ,a'I ,n cut, lie aSsolses mem from from oe,ns
IL '9 a. wi Wish 70 ger;ymander the STATE ana
,s, y ,beir conduct, the personal hosu-
..4 |.'' vas not confined to the Democra-
1 ''...,,ended even to the leaders, IN The ranks
-i'''-' icannot 90 Mr.. Jones argument JUS
.,. noju,-l refer 10 il, on account OF the
f''R . with winch i; was appreciated ey tue
%. .. lines. also, alluded with great power 10
~. -'.,ss On The question of Abolition pet''
l'.'' eonclusjyely, that whether Mr.. Bolts
''s" w.. vrons IN theory, yet, that his votes 10
g. ,,,,b tEe Aboliiionsts in Congress, ana
a- /, tho almost unanimous Southern vote
4 "' n.,oc:at.) was encouraging to the efforts
.-..,. and rrieyous 10 Southern interests ant
. ~. ,aa,s accui..cd Mr. Eot,s Of all evil 10
.'la beet, but thought that his CONTINUED
I'm his oouiSe, was equally disastrous
=. Jones believed il dId, from an e'ro
s.m.a., = i II were prompted by the mos
-.s9. lI, Jones, after finishing Nh
s.sss. alluded briefly to general polite,
~ "a maish his views are, OF course, wei
WIN Il, your readers. Mr.. Bolts replied to Nj
., NJ. usual rambling style, but without aspe
. eacs, maniiesting, certainly very gre.
n asn; u his manners, whatever may De 'hous'
matter The audience dispersed IN very goo
lm.y say, in the best humor ever saw ai'e
..s. discussion /; and Mr. Bolts aud Mr.. !one
home ,orether to Mr.. Bolts house, where
discussion of the rites Of hospitality supe'
II. contest, in regard even 10 the rights oil III
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-04-04
FLAX AND COTTON cANvasS-CopPER AND IRON.
BrREAr Cos, EauiP., RrPAiR,l

BrHiAc OF coS.' Esv'r b. & R I.,,
PROPOSALS viii he received this Bureau until o'clock
p NJ OF the fifteenth April 70" iirnthins and delivering,
York and Gospori Virginia respectively The iIcwn: quaint
Ties Of Flax and Gotten Canvass, viz:
.4 BrOokigH, .,tn IC"l.
$50 bolts Flax Canvass 3rach 40 yards,
so bolts Cotton Canvas, 70 yards
90 inches wiie and weigh 81 pounds.
so bolts Cotton Canvass No 9each holt 80 yards
90 inches WIDE and weigh % pounds.
bolts Cotton Canvass No lOcach bolt 10 contain so yards,
be 90 inches wide, and weigh &c pounds.
find al Gotpsrt pirginia.
100 Flax No Beach bolt 10 contain 10 yards he
90 inches wide, and weigh IS pounds.
o. bolts Canvass No 2-cach bo!, 50 yards
he 20 inches wide, and weigh % pounds
q Canvass No. 3each bolt contain 30 yards be
Cotton 40 10 bon contain 50 yards,
be 20 inches wide. and weigh % pounds.
The be Of the best quality ea,er rated lax
nufacured the best style of wokmanh p the flax to be we'll
ntceed and free from the he freed from mueas-
by boiling il in weak lie before y wrvenand woven wion
starch szne-yans 10 be double threaded slightly twisied
each bolt TO have blue thread woven Throughout inch from
the sevagc.
The cotton of quality materials and
workmanship, bolt to have blue thread throughout
al the following distances from The sewage viz No. p nc
No. 3 II inch; No. 6, u inch and Nos and 10, inch
Said conform to The samples of the ut the
the Chef inay direct authorize, and
respects his entire satisfaction or to the satisfaction of the
Commandments Of the SAID Navy Yards respectively.
Proposals WILL also, be received this Bureau until O'clock
NJ the 18th April next, for furnishing and delivering the
town. Massachusetts; Brooklyn New York; Phi;adephl Wash
nrton, District of Columbia; Gospor Virginia; and the Baltimore
Naval Station, srch quan'lties Of
Bolt ana sheet copPer. and
Round, Hat and square iron,
ordered respective Commanding officers Of
said Navy Yards and Naval Station by the Navy Agents.
ipeysy during The G @ tor 1s s Use OF The MA Navy of s
respective comm1udals and Navy Agents for the
paricuar sizes and description that win he required These ar
subject such and inspection the Chief
Of said Bureau direct authorize, and he entirely 10 his
All deliveries must be ri the risk and expense Conac-
and the articles conform 10 the spuiations aud cond
tons Of the contracts 10 be- entered into
April 4 Il-td
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-04-04

thor;zed the Chairman TO fill the blank in the frs, re-
solution; wherr"pon, he appointed d.. John W. VII
liamson, T. Darlington, Esq a. w. venable, jane,
$. sioss, Richard Boyd, Richard f.. Walker. Captain
t. \ Williams, and Cepias Pet,us And, on motion
the Chairman a"d Srcretlry were added 10 the delega
ton.
On motion, the meeting adjourned.
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