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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-01-30
KOln,stOck's ycrlMiluyc.

the original worm destroyer, recommended by three
i ionrhs OF the Faculty in the city ot New York.
They cannot safely recommend any other prepa ration. -
This article is put up, much with view Of safety Ia
the taking II. AS o destroying The worms II persons
wish 10 gel article ppun which they can rely, they
must purchase Consooks--bu II they wish 10 expert
men they eau Try other aicles pul up IN imitation of
this sometimes 10 their disadvantage Comsiock y
Cos name Is on each wrapper Dc careful Of counter.
feits.
Sold Wholesale and retail by Camstock s. Co. 81
Corlsndl St. n. V. and by John H. Seay Lynchburg,
aud kablof \ Specie, New London.
Jan 80 ouf I'm
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va YFCE'.

FUyUF u,dersiooed having associated themselves in
The PRACTICE OF MEDICINE, will be en-
abled 10 attend 10 all calls a,n hen IN the different
BRANCHES of ther ,oits1ioa. They will visi all patients
alternately and in dicni dangerous cases hgether'
charging oniy o visit and q" charge Tor
I,hey ara ,ee,u,ined 10 devote their whole line and
,uen,ion ia the pracce and sulici The patronage OF
,ha;r c,o,;. JAMES POWELL,
GEO, w. DAVIES.
Amherst G, Ho, Jan. 80 Nv
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Nick XpUH-.EChc.

4 CERTAIN remedy Tor the sick head is DR..
N Sphuus cure lor the sick head -ache This Article
Is such mmcd, that pers'ns keep II constantly in
their houses, applying tn upon every attack, aud IT.
short time being entirely cured. The last o a
lady who lives within lew do6fs 81 our oilice, aud Mln
had been troubled or four years with this complain, aud
who had lred nearly every physician IN the city without
effect someboy advised her Try this celebrated remedy
she SAID she did not wish Try any paent medicines al
ALL had no faith IN them just AZ though an article put
up with the best materials aud by physician of The
first standing. could be good. because all ready
put up, ready for sale. After repeated solicitations. she
induced 10 Try bottle aud tho satisfaction oI her
friends, aud the wonder Of herself, sho entirely
cured
CorIlaodt ST. N Y, and by john II, Seay, lynchburg
and kabler Specie, New London,
Jan. so osf l2m
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MARRIAGES.,

Married. IN the 23d day Of December, by the Rev.
John Bowman. hr. JOHN NJ. IoLLAHp, Jr.. 10 Mi
FRANCES ANN, daughter oi Capt. Andrew 5. lio-
land.
-, on the 23i day Of December. by the Rev.
john Bowman Mr.. j. b. HOLLAND TO Miss MARY f..
daughter OF Capt. A. 5. Holland, all of the county of
Franklin
-, IN the 9th day Of December, by the Rev.
John Bowman, Mr.. SAMUEL SAITH. to Miss MALInpA
l. daughter OF the lar Peter d. Holland all of Frank
lin county.
-, on Tuesday, December 3Isi, by the Rev.
Mr. Bryan, Mr. WILLIAM NJ SUTHERLAND, to Miss
AnGELiNE, eldest daughter Of Benjarln Lemon, all Of
Franklin county.
-, on the 2ls January, 1s45, by the Rev. w.
f. Webb, DR.. PETER +. Dn.LARp, to Miss ELIZA
BETH llNRsToN, all of Henry.
90 The Richmond Star, Lynchburg Republican and
Danville X porter ill please copy.
-, on the 7th inst. by Rev. Nathaniel Thomas
Mr.. WILLIAM b. Terry To Miss NANCY o. Tony, all
Of Campbell county Va.
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TO Tobacco .ZXuMssfucs,ss.evs.

fENIlE subscriber having taken the large & convenient
L ly located house the Basin. lately occupied
by Messfs Lewis ID. Crenshaw & Co. for the purpose
OF conducting general Commission and forwarding
busness-wi be pleased TO receive Manufactured To-
bacco, and forward it as instructed. charging only s
Goats per boA for receiving and forwarding.
JAMES II. JuREY.
, Rich nond, Sept. 10 MS
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COMMON COUNCIL.

A'a regn'er monthly meeting of the Common Coun
cll OF Lynchbufg, on Friday evening" the 2ih Jan
1915:
PresrntJahn NJ Oley. President; CHI w Chris
lian llrnry DAVIS. .Dro. Cary III 5. o. AGREE, Pau
jones and SAMPSON Dusnd, members
ID. R"des. clerk oi NE ConmGn Council, made
written repon To the board that pursuance Of the r, so
luton OF The Council OF the som D.celnSer 1874 h,
had ISSUED orders on the James River and kanawha
Company Tor the transfer Of three shares of stock Ia that
conpany 10 Daniel L. Warwick; four shares to Jesse
lare share TO Pleasant Parn; one share to Xix &
lalghorne; Two shares Jares Benagh; five shares !,
VIM w. Norvell; two shares to sam. Bausfnrds ex'or
two shares /" John H. lyrre, two shares Wm Rad
ford and share 10 John f. Johnsuu's ex'or which
said transfers are hereby ratified and confirmed.
Presen--P. Partln member.
lie hoard by n uhani vote appointed Thomas
NJ kinney. TO be imms'one and Assessor of the Re.
venue OF this corroraih.n for the present year.
The account of jesse T. Burton, Police Master a.
galnsl the corporation fpr the ) 80 cts Tor boar
ding The hands and horses emp Dyed upon the streets
and alleys, up 10 3lsl Dec. 1874 Vas presented, al
lowed aud ordered 10 be paid.
And then the Board adoufned.
Copy-Tesie.
ID. ROBES, Cfk.
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EDGEUV.OHTM NE.NZ.S:IR y

EDG EUVsDRTA SEeNz.t.1kx n
MRS. f.. V. LOMAX, Principal.
MRS. JAMES FREEMAN DANA. Associate Prin.
ITDNtiiS Institution, situated in The lo"n Of Liberty,
& Bedford County. Va, will be open for the recep
ton of pupils the ls Of October.
Ii is The object Of the Principals to impar 10 the stu
dents useful as well ornamental education.
this purpose, Mrs l.. and Mrs. ID. will be aided by
peteDt assistants.
THE TERMS WILL BE
Tuition in English for The Isl class $40 pr. months.
2nd do Is -" g
Junior class 3rd do 10" "
Tuition in French, by Mile. Roget
Of F'rance, 5"
Music by Professor Wnkler Of Germany - Piano $25,
Harp $50; Guitar $lS pr. 5 months.
Drawing, Painting, Latin, German, at Professor s
charges.
Plain and Ornamental Needle work, So pr. Eve months.
Use of Musical Instruments 81.
Each Young lady furnishing berown bedding and towels
n B.--B,ard may also be obtained in many respect
able families in the village.
Relerences-JSdge Slanard and James Lyons. Esq,
Richmond; Judge I.omax, Fredericksburg; Rev. DR..
IIawey and Rev. Mr. Laurie Isl Presby lean Church,
Washington; Gen. Gordon and Hon. WIN. G. Rves,
Abemarle; DR.. =. II. GiImer. Lynchburg; Geo.
Tayoe. Boteiouri; Rev. DIR. s. Phillips and Rev. ia
cob ID. Mitchell, Liberty.
Bedford, Sent. 10 is
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WIGHT .lECI'EO.V:
Bsy Charles lDnelnS

I'm every Tuesday and Friday nights. for the 70
~ malnder OF the season, will sell at early cand
light. a large and general assortment OF Dry Goods
Bonnets and Small Wares, VIZ:
Clolhs, Casslmeres aud Nesngs,
Kentucky Jeans aud Blankets,
Flannels Llnseys aud Cal'eoes. general assortment
Brown and bl, cached Domeslcs
SILK aud Cutinn lIanl crrheis
Shaving Soap. extra quality. Rszr Pocke, Knives,
Scissors. Spm Cotton. Needles, Pms, Lice Collars,
Fhimbles, Shaving, Hair and Clothes Brushes, VIII tie
B1nnels and various other Goods u numerous men
llon The above sale will be worthy the attention Of
dealers, aud the Goods will be sold in lots pur.
chasefs. CHARLES PHELPS, Auc,r.
Jan. u Is
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TvVIlS disease Is common, and often alarming a.
10 demand the first aud CHIEF notice of an experens
ced Physician.
There ls no pafi Of the tehra which may not be aafA
rowed by a structure. The frst symptoms Of which
patient afflicted viii, this disease most frequently cm-
plains, are m inability 10 retain hsWaer 40 long rs usu
AL obscure nntasness shuu the scat, and an alteration
in the stream Of urine, which, instead Of being full aud
equal is smaller than usual, and is fnked spiral seat
tered. The first symptom just noticed cumpels the pa
rise twice III The night, 10 vnid his urine;
and he also generally finds that greater force is
sary 10 lis complete expulsion than he has been in ihW
habit Of exeng. consequence Of the resistance made
to tho free passage al the water by The structure Noc
tUrnal emissions are common symptom OF this com
plant; aud sometimes there Is mucous discharge irfA
The Urelhra. which is sren adhering 10 the bottom oiihs
receiving vessels. When The disease is ol very ag
grava,ed nature. the urine will nlen become quito
white and he mixed with matter blood. there viii In
great difficulty and pain in yoldng the urine, aud like
wise much general debility.
The immediate cause OF s,ricnrr IL slow allana,as
ton in the part affected which occasuns thiekening rs
the canal and dep stOn OF adhesive around that
thckening so as 10 produce dminuon Of the diameter
If the canal and that whatever gives Use 10 consdera
bic irritation In the Urchfa. may prove Of strie
ture there Hence the disease very frequently follows
Gonorhu'1; II may be induced by drinking riding
hard, and by direct injury Of the part. When ps-
tient abDrg under GonorrlG Is imprudent as Ia in
duge IN hard riding and free drinking, he exposes him
self 10 the most powerful causes Ut The presoat maady.
and such rarely fail 10 produce it in its worst rms
When patient is able procure The assistance Of an
able medical practitioner he should Immediately avail
himself fit, and implicitly adhere 10 the instructions
given; but, unhappy. gnorance aud inaenl'on ars
s, much common than their opposites; and II Is mn
indspuiable fact that number Of persons afflicted
with the present complaint find il difficult matter 10 ob
tain judcions aah efficient aid and who
oy ample pecunary attain only after long
and paiafu search.
Dr. HARLEY is not uniusily cel,braed fur the RE-
th.v
years exclusive practice this Particular branch of tina
profession fully the assertion that he will un-
deake the worst and most prnaced cnses, and effect
perfect cure References given If required
Nt- Office unr dmr below the Trinity Church. At
Tendance all hours during the day and evening.
Richmond, Dee. 70 tsf
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o. A respectable YOUNG GENTLEMAN. with
liberal education, of high moral character aud rigid
observer Of the rules OF pr0prey that can give saisac
tory assurances Of the same, who may wish 10 engage
in the study Of Medicine. be comfortably situated IN
my house. for the present year, with the use III my H.
hrary board, &c. FREQ OF charge Being nee sssar
much from home professional business. wish TO have
white person 1, stay IN or about my house during
my absence from home as well us for the sake Of hay
ing an agreeable companion with whom l., Ill up lei
sure moments during relaxation from business.
Address, post paid. Arnodton, Campbell, CO., Va,
will receive attention, }. H. &.
Jan 80 I'll
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Trust Sale Of Shoes, Roots, &C..
1T .7WCliON.

10y virlne of deed Of trust executed to the subscr~
I'D Der by George e. Williams, the 10Th day Of No
vember 644 and duly recorded in the Clerks Office OF
the Hastings Court tor the Corrnratin of i.ynchburq
Tor certain purposes therein specified will proceed to
SELL by way Of public auciion tile Isl day OF Feb
mary 1915, a, the Store house Of said Williams ALL
THE STOCK OF BOOTS. SHOES, HATS
CAPS, TRUNKS. &c, then remaining on hand unsold
All persons indebted 10 q. &. Williams. will please
come forward and settle the same, as am directed by
said deed CLOSE this business as as possible
j. ii. TIREE,
Trustee.
Dec. 5 uf
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LOCKS AND HINGES.

A VERY large supply Of Locks. Hinges. BoEA -
"A Bnilding 'Ha!srltts, Of almost every kiRa " 4
purchased IN Hdrdrarc Store; lust recrtSss u.itv
cheap, by Ii. b. S w. 4, W. iy al.
Sept Ii LIZARDS.
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fNIlE undersigned. under the style and firm Of
LEE II kOBEETS,
will coninue the GROCERY BUSINESS at Roberts
s. Lees old stand, where they will be prepared at all
times To exhibit stock of gobds, in their line large
and well selected any to be found in this rkei and
on as good, if better From our old friends
sud the public generally, we solicit a :a promising to
sell them goods the most accommodating terms.
JOHN B. LEE,
RYLAND ROBERTS,
For Bacon Lard Butter, Feathers and every kind Of
Western P-oiuce. we will pay in barter cash. the
highest market pice. LEE y ROBERTS.
Jan. 80 Is
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vTNHE agent New York has for months warranted DR..
j sars Balsam of " nd Cherry to any Ease OF
Asthma, however long the disease may have whsood med
zeal skoferng refund the price paid in OF TAIL
Yet not single instance has been reported where the
cure eIe. We will refer to lew indivdu-
ais where the ee,t has been almost miraculous A. viii
ian,s, Eq Attorney aud Co ncllor 81 William street. Gu
red of Asthma of 25 years standing Mr. Badlee Justice
of the Peace Long sia ID, cured OF disease OF 40 EARS
standing j. Dieendort Cherry Valley, of same, years
etc. Any of wheezg, shortness OF breath weak
ness pain the chest side, can be cured by this Baisam
no matter how obstinate tic disease, how long has
resisted other remedies. Bleeding Of the Lungs Coughs
old aud Consumption its first stages, also yield tn
this wonderful me cine. Let the creduoas examine into
its merits We the truth To prevail. Beware OF spu-
rous mis- lures and limitations.
The above ,cdcine is foI sale by
d. II LYMAN, Druggist, Lynehbmg, ia.
Jan 80 II
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For Rent,

&vysa4 AND possession given Immediately, two d.
Lii convenient DWELLING HOUSES, on Aui
Fh street, one in the of the Court House. contain
ING LOOMS and the other in the neig hbohood of Mr.
Cure's and X. b. Townley's, containing 3 rooms.
Apply 10 A. WILLIAMS.
Jan 80 2wf
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ff.s TilE desirsbie FAMILY RESIDENCE. on
LII Main Street. nearly opposite Mr.. C. Dabney's, a,
present in the occupancy OF Paul e. D,wles.
For terms apply 10 A. I.oNG: .dmhe'sf;or
JOHN &. PERRY, Lynehburg.
Jan. 80 isf
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Door. JOHN II. oRAsrY,

IHNENDERS his thanks 10 the citizens of Campbell
! and nedlord for The many manifestations of then
confidence in his skill as Physician with which they
have been pleased 10 favor hun. aud inioms Them thai
he can at all times be found al Anodion, at the hous,
formally occupied by Doc Edward Arnold. near An
thongs Ford. except when profes onally ongaged,
Having been some years In the pacee, since he grad
ualed IN medicine, portion of which time spent IN
South Alabama together with his acquaintance with III,
diseases common in The Southern aud middle States.
he naiies himself 10 he able tho progress of
such sl asses as within the reach OF medicine, the'
may be mel with IN inns pulnun " Virginia What
success has attended his practice is sufficiently well
known 10 the public Of this vicinity. (For rates OF
charges see circular of this daie)
The cordial and hnspllable manner in which the eli
of Campbell aud Bedford within the ml,s Of his
acquaintance have been pleased 10 receive him for them
selves and In behalf of those by whom they mmedi-
aely surrounded, which taken IN connection with the
earnest aud friendly indications Of rersonu regard with
which he has been greeted have laid him under obli
cations he can never hope adequately To discharge.
Assurances Of Underwriting dsp Dsllion and an IN
firing elliott to do So freely given, and will be faith
fully redeemed.
ARsoLproN, Campbell Jan. 30h, 1915
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Superior Toilet and Shaving
AnIlD.

fUNIIE subscriber offers Tor slle large lot of Toilet
4 aud Shaving Soaps, Of the finest quality. Some
oi Them very old Those in would do well 10 call
JOHN II. SEAY, Druggist,
LyachbWg.
Jan. 80 Is
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MAIN sr.sEET PROPERTY Al
AUCTION.

THE POWllArAN HOUSE.
e,5ss WILL sell, on Saturday the LIST day Of Feb.
Hill ruary, the large and CON nodous BRICK BUILD,
La4.A ING. Main Street, knuwn as the PownATAN
House. Ills property is valuable, and IN good repair
with large Stable and all other buildings heces
sary the Lot.
Terms at sale. The sale be conducted by John r. ID
Payne auctioneer, which will be made without reserve
JOHN L. HAWKINS.
Jan. 30 1t
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Dec. 5
POSTPONEMENT.

The above sale OF Shoes, &C., Is poslponed until iur
,ther notice. JOHN II. lee, lfns"e-
Jan, -
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Coffee. soap, Candles. Ac.

BY JOHN u. ~ Pif.NE, .lUCTR,
WILL SELL, This mnrning a, Il o'clock.
L 40 bags Rio Coffee,
boxes Soap,
Tall.w Candles,
Mustard,
S< 10 Glass, &c.
TENS At sale. JR ID. PAYNE. Auctr.
Jan. 50 IL
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senator Benton and Tx Governor Thomas Of Mary
ANU growing oat OF an unfortunate family ieud
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TO THE PEHLlT.
VESTINGS,

Satin, Plaid silk. Cashmere, Merino and figured Silk
Velvet, latest patterns.
The above named articles will sell or manufacture
into Clothing, as cheap they be procured Lynrh
burg; aud would invite all in ui Garments ut any
kind, TO call aud test this assertion.
The principle which we have adapted, il exclusively
cash, from which shall deva;e in any ease what
ever. We adopt this principle, knowing that it is tho
BEST for those who patronze us, as ell ouseves
we will he enabled 10 furnish Coihing third cheaper
than We Otherwise could Do. than those who sell for
credit,
y strict asrtian to business and prompness in exss
cutting all uf' els, hope merit the confidence and
patronage Of the public.
Every Garment made by us will he warranted, hah
as tegards style aad workmanship; and article III b.
delivered, lha dues not give entire satisfaction.
| Particular attention paid To CUTTING. Fashivns
received montlly
WAlERHOUSE & WHrrrENoRE.
| Jan. Ii Il
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3J hhdS. Sugar at fact iOM.
49,

VIII. subscribers will sell in front Of their Store on
u Friday the 3lst inst. twenty five hhds. Santa
Sruz, T. Rlro and New Orleans Sugars; als, % bbls
first rate Molasses, new emp.
IERMS.--All sums over $50. fur months credit,
ar approved negotiable paper. satisfactory endorsed.
TALBOT LANiER.
JAM ~ off
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Al chnlttee appointed 10 investigate the afIirs oi
r." ''ues hlycr aud kanawha Company was directed
lP'' u, Saturday; bat learn thai ii has been una
' c'npe'e lis h5Jrs. The Consequence. suppose.
h 'aat me lJ'nrned meeting of the stockholders OF
n?a'y waca taxes place 10 nj .hi. Will be still
S sllhfhei, tn aSait the result oil lis eaqlIes.
,l W uays more. understand, will be requisite for
P'pse' Anjng the ndi vlduals examined by the
| C,an are several gentlemen most HUSTLE 10 Mr..
Days" t am not informed whether any developments
| public. ''"' "o' a''e'oy '"'''' W '"e
s,e'oays mail from Washington brings us the i'm
intelligence that joint Resolution for The
of r. it1as 10 The u. Siales PASSED the House
large mai,,S '' . % IN Saturday, by the neXpec''dly
r6e 1y VI 22-the vote being, yeas 100, nays %.
nessea o's'on offered by Mr. Milton Brown of Ten
far nna vas aaopfed. The r. solution adopted provides
re,,ad % o.ae' and four Others hereafter to be E.
SLAYER, b VI 'le Missouri compromise line. in which
NAV de,e; eA'' OF not as the people in each OF them
line ih",,mre-slavery 10 be excluded north of that
o(tL V ieAas debt is mt assumed but To be paid oui
ms faTeeds OF The sales Of Public Lands within her
aeson or lian' II will be seen, (Which is The sus
e,6co -" "'g membsF, and superseded all the 10
lions m ,t.r, oosiates several Of the strongest ojec
The sche,n "e yer treaty. The principal objection lt
Vqiina e; o"''sd lies IN the uaeonsiiutOiay OF az
The Gis " =" effhofy by az, act Of Cnngtess WLa
n. o. THIS proposition will be in the Stnae il is i'm
ay Of i"iee'nfe- he probab'liiies, sasfec'. are
pmna .s a.,oiiKn. lis consequences immediate ATM
wv, Il IS SUI saore difficult 10 predict.
Ae ,,,a, sA,eeo days later advises ,sam Europe. by
>s IVA. at Boston of the s,eauer Cambria The
da ta'ahl Item Of intelligence is farther advance
The r;'o' penny pound in the price of Cotton
ss,s San Intelligence is uumpaan,. The fngst
Gn VIM 'aae 10 d'sc"ss the question of Texas annex
teen cunsids sstSa warmth public feeling there havin.
CahOun,a ss sy ni'amed by the publication of Mr.
nnnl am"us letter 10 MI King
aa0g spr,t |HS'' as 10 The authenticity of which
'sS"' 'ha' duel is in contempa lon belwoet
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1845-05-21
April 26-law4w

ON the petition of John and Charles Bruce, OF
~ Jersey city, praying for the extension of a pa
tent granted to them for an improvement in ship
biscuit and cracker machine for seven years from
the expiration of said patent, which takes place on
the 18th day of March, 1886.
1t is ordered that the said petition be heard at the
Patent Office, ON the first Monday in September
next, at l2 o'clock, M; and all persons notified
to appear and show cause, if any they have, why
said petition ought not to be granted.
Ordered, Also that this notice be published in the
Union, United States Journal, Constitution, and In
teigencer, printed at Washington; the Sun, printed
at Baltimore; the keystone and Sentinel, printed at
Philadelphia; the Journal of Commerce, printed at
New York, and the Post, printed at Boston, once a
week for three successive weeks previous the first
Monday in September next.
EDMUND BURKE,
sG Commissioner of Patents.
p. S.--Editors Of the above papers will please
copy, and send their bills to the Patent Office, with
paper containing this notice.
May l3-w3w -
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TRANSPORTATION OF NAVAL STORES.
NAVY DEPARTMENT,
BuREAU OF Provisions AND CIoTUING

NAVY DEPARTMENT,
BuREAU OF Provisions AND CLoTHINc,
May 10, 1845.
PROPOSALS, sealed and endorsed Proposals
l. for freight to Pensacola" will be received at
this Office until Monday the I'd day of June next, at
o'clock p m, for the transportation of about two
thousand barrels Including quantity of lumber,
&C., DC, &C., Of government stores, from the navy
yard, Gosport, Virginia. to the navy yard at Pensa.
cola, Florida. Offers must specify the price asked
per barrel, without distinction between and dry;
five and half cubic feet of measurement goods and
thirty gallons to the gauge of all casks not usually
called barrels, to be considered as barrels whatever
they may contain; no primage to be allowed. Ten
fair-weather lay days to be allowed at each of the
ports of Gosport and Pensacola, for taking in and
discharging cargo. Proposals must state the de-
scription, the ard the condition of the vessel,
and the vessel must pass the usual inspection, and
be ready at the navy yard at Gosport to receive
cargo by the 18th day Of June. Bids not conform
ing in all respects to this advertisement will not be
considered.
To be published once a week until the Cd Of June
in the Union, Constitution, and Integencer, ID. CT;
Baltimore Republican; Evening Post, Morning
News, New York; Times and Post, Boston,
May l0--latJ2