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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-24

The MAILs.-In reference TO the recent blum
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-24

The SPoILs-AN UNEQUAL DTvIsIoN.-Mr. Noyes,
once of the firm Of Graham, Moves, and Martin,
who are stated by Mr.. Leavtt to have got $4,000
from the North American Trust Co., for their legal
services, comes out and states, that he had only
third of $4,000, or of $4,000. What became Of
the balanced Do tell, Mr. Graham.
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Pals aud Tubs-Cedar, White Pine, White
Ash, Oak Cypress.
Tobacco and Rice Casks-Lobloly and Long
leaved Pine
Sicues, Cheese Hoops-White Ash, Hickory.
Churns-White ASH Red Cedar, White Pine,
with Hickory or Ash Hoops.
| Coach Making.-Pannels, are made Of Tulip
tree, Eastwood, Butternut, frames of Black Birch,
Yellow Birch, White Ash, Canoe Birch, Persi-
| more.
Shafts.-Of White Ash.
CiulI Architecture, Frames-Of White Pine,
Yellow Pine, White Oak, Black Oak, Sweet
Gum, Loblolly Pine Tuliptree Long-leavcd
Pine, Blue Ash, Cypress.
Roofs.-Of Black Spruce, White Oak, Black
Oak, Tpliptrce, White Cedar, Lobloly Pine, Cy-
press.
Sheathing Spruce, White Pine,
Yellow Pine, Long leaved Pine, Tuliptree Blue
Ash blackberry.
ClapboardS. Pine, Tuliptrce.
ShingleS.-White Pine, Spruce, Chestnut, Vel.
low Pine, Arbor Vita, Cypress, White Cedar,
Black Oak, Loblolly Pine, 1'uliptree
Lathing,-Hemlock, Spruce, White Pine,
Larch, Black Spruce.
Mr.. Grice-Black Walnut is Objectionable for
Shlptlmbcr, when growing in dense forest. In
the Western country, several years ago, vessels
were built Of it. One opened in Philadelphia,
four years old, the Black Walnut was found to
b. entirely decayed. The White Oak plank was
much injured by worms. Field White Oak lasts
wel-so does pasture Oak, especially Il in action.
But when laid up soon decays. In motion, the
duration extends to is, 30 and sometimes 80
years. The Live Oak grown on Hammocks near
the sea IS much more durable than that of the
forest
Chalman-Dunham preferred yellow pine for
Steam Engine frames. Russian Birch, called
Maple in England-is used for tanning what is
called Russia leather, it has a peculiar odor !;
many uses are made Of this wood. The Chinese
use wood from hats to ships-numerous applica-
tons arc made Of it. Casks made for spirits will
not hold molasses-thc heads are too hard-soler
woods are necessary for that purpose.
Mr.. Glen-Pine is Objectionable for liquors-it
imparts a taste, not lked-would do so, probably
to molasses
Charman-Engravers on wood have tried to
nfuse Bismuth and other fusible metals into their
bocks-what has been the result. Are there new
methods Of seasoning wood What is Bullet
wood Inthe West Indies it is worth about 81
per TONS used as fire wood. 1t is highly yalua-
bic for some purposes. refer to Holzapfel, page H.
INT' DTODH-It Is uSeu III JdiudlCd, lol Guys.
Chairman-I wish that some member would
prepare some cut sections of woods for cxamina-
tlon-fxng them on glass with oil glue.
Mr.. Brown-Boxwood is used for cuts. There
are two kinds, one for engraving, scales rules,
ornaments, &C., is tree of so or 60 feet high
and one and a half feet in diameter Another
from the Mediterranean is yellow. Toys and
instruments are made Of it. Apple and pear tree
wood are preferable to it for engraving. Box
shrinks Adjourned. H. MEIGs, Secretary.
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THE CONNER IAL AND COLLEGIATE
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THE JUNEUS TRACTS.

No. !. TIE Test Parties Tried By their Acts
No II. THE CCRRENcY.
No III. TIE TARIFF.
No ". LIFE OF Henry CLAY.
No. V. POLITICAL ABOLITION.
No. VI DEMOCRACY.
No. VII. LABOR AND CAPITAL
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Reasons for Preferring Mr.. Clay
10 MIR. Van Buren, for next President. BY Hon VILLA
C. RIvrs u 5. Senator from Virginia.
The Whig Almanac for the year lSll.

This yau be Register OF Political events has rapidly pass
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Mons mad for every meridian from Name 10 oulsisna
List the Government xecutye officers OF me Gnea states
Judges s the Supreme Court, SC. with COM
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and House Representatives arranged according 10 the
.peeve States and ne toei Of
Statement Of the most important articles bearing SIeci
Ties a. imposed by the of 1876 1921 1929 1882 and 1922
THE PnEsENr TARIFF LAW OF THE oSlTED STATES BE-
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each STATE in I8O aud the number to WHICH each State
entitled in i8;t Tables Popuation Debts Governors
and Chief justices OF the States Anecdotes Of Mr.
Cav John Quincy Adams. Col. Johnson &c. SC.
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The life and SreecheS of Henry CLAY,

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LECTURES ON GEOLOGY
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The American LabOrer.

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Life and Public Services of Henry Clay,

Published in a neat Octave Pamphlet, wh engravsd
Likeness edition revised and improved and hrops 1T
down 70 the year 8i By pes Sargent Esq OF the City
Of New York This the besc bioslaihy of Nh Clay ex
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