Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-11-04
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~ 1, n.r.I,r,ori until ,he 25tb ,ay of Janrs
I"', oia'o Iid by lie aIsI dav Of said Ian.
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arrira =, Csl,ss,o, svsry k;oDtlsv,bs 10 A. NJ
- Cai.s.,o, avers Tee sdsy II 10 A. "a. = ar
80 q, Nev orlss,s every TLursday BY 10 A. NJ.
m, sAs,ls shard snecif. lie a.,t,!s of convex
s fGoI... ~, s,aanasbin or aniI!og racket. aud
% c,, ,s ;xa Y,,. mi dascr;,,,ta ION of the vessel.
i,h .nA@snt ,or,ieplsr,v 10 enable the decision 10
a. - 49, III .dxica 81 liza nroDe. oficeFs of The
~ ,,io tvbethor The .ane IL r,- 10 no, CONVEX
IN Ito = sh,r nf vnr And sreoisl notice Is here
i Tho, osresah,v 10 ,l,e prt,yis;opv Of an act
y i',,,rs.s nnnsoyoJ March Sd IsaA5 those promo
IL 0sino nrran,nh- IN other Tespectsl will be pre-
I;,rG ,.h3cl, ebnu engage 10 carry the mail in q
,e,ms,p or sbips and shall stipulte 10 deliver said
sh; mr. ,b,ns To The u STATES or L. their proper OIL
6"ar ~, ,sm,nd made. for The opruose Of being con.
ar,ed n,o vessaI or vessels of war The o. States
be,ng hnunJ nm their mart 10 nav the fair full value
bereor al tho inns o delivery TO be ascertained by
Cunr annraisars-annointedt Two by the President Of
tbe u STATES and iwo bv ihe owner or owners with
an umpire in case of DISAGREEMENT TO be appointed
bv he President of the u States
Tho bidder may propose A different schedule Of
da,s and hours than the one above speci6ed. He
NAV ask for an annual sum OF compenFaton; or, in
lien thereof n certain proportion Of the hostages ac-
cruing on the mail matter conveyed over The route
and he NAV offer to carry the mail more frequently
than once week.
Articles of contract are to be executed by the ac-
cene,l bidder and by his sureties, nv or before the
first day Of March next. The contract ~ provide,
among other ings, that the pay of the trip 10 TO be
forfeited when the trip is not performed, and due
propor,on When gra,,e Of service is rendered nfe-
riur TO that specified IN The contract and that 6nes
NAV be imp sed unless the delinquency be satisfac-
tojly explained 10 due time, for failing take from,
or to deliver into the post Office the port of land
ing the mail belonging thereto, or any part of said
MALL for suffering The mall any part Of il, to be
wet INJURED lost or destroyed; for conve, ing il in
pIce or manner that exposes il 10 depreciation, loss
or injury; for refusing after demand made, 10 convey
a mail by any additional steamship or vessel run by
the contractor on The route, and above the spe
Gifted number Of trips The contract, and for not
irving al the time set; also for tran hitting nteiii-
pence OF shng the means of smiltlng INTEL
Iigence, in advance of the mail The Postms ster
General may annu the contract for repeated failures;
for violating The post office laws; for dsoheying tho
instructions of the department; for refusing to dis
charge "A carrier when required by the department;
for assigning the contract without the consent Of the
Postmaster General; or for setting up or running
an express as aforesaid.
The Postmaster General may alter the contract,
and alter the schedule, he allowing pro rata To-
crease of compensation within the restrictions I'M
posed by law for the additional service required,
for the increased speed, fihe employment If addi-
tiona stock or carriers s rendered necessary; but
the contractor may, M such case, re inqush the
tract on timely notice, If he prefers il the change.
The Postmaster General may also discontinue or
curta tho service, he allowing one months extra
nav on The amount dispensed with; and the cantract
.may al any time he Terminated by joint resolution
of the two houses of congress-"
The route the service, the yearly pay, the bidders
name and residence, and the name oi each member
of the firm where company oilers. should he dis-
lnc,ly stated IN the proposals.
The following is the form OF the guarantee, wh.ca
should be filled, the first blank with the name Of the
suarantor; the second with that of the bidder;
and the third and fourth with The beginning and ter
@instng points Of The route; and. after being dated,
should be signed b, the guaranIor, who must be
shown, by the written certificate of postmaster,
other equally satisfactory testimonial, to be man
of property, and able make good his guarantee.-
This guarantee, 10 certified, should accompany each
bd
''Ths undersgned----, guarantees that, T
his bid for carving the mail from - be
accepted by the Postmaster General - shall enter
into an obligation prior 70 the first day ofMarch
next, with good and sufficient sureties, 10 perform
the service proposed.
.Dated-."
The bid should be sent under seal to the First As
sislsnt Postmaster General, and the words "Mail
proposals. Galveston mail ~ written on the face q {
the letter, and should be despatched in time 10 he
received by or before the 25ih dav of January next
which will he the last day for receiving proposals.
under this advertisement
p. ST. the bidder shall not consider himsel |
able Or prepared TO commence service as early as
the LIST OF March next he will specify in his piopo.
sails the day on which he will put the service in ope-
ration y ~
C. JOHNSON, Postmaster General.
Post Office Department,
WAsHINGToN, Oct. IL, 1916. oci23 2l9tKu
py1n. u..s,da,,, 9th. Tf,,,s =. = Qs.1as
I'm nurs"apce of law. /. JAMrs X. Polk. Pre,i.
/ dan, oc tho JJn;,ad s,,,.. If Aue,,r. Il, h.,eh,
declare and make known that public sales viii be
hsJ M Tho ,ndarn.n land of;,e, IN ,ba Tar,,
tory Of Florida. At tbe periods desenned
10 viii:
A, tho land oa,e n, NEWNANSVIJJE. com.
meucjps ON Monday the eleventh dav of Angus, nex,
far the 1,snns.j az The ,nl;. lands ,,;tI,n bo nnd.r
mentioned ownsh,ns and lyacI;op.l ,o,vnsL;ns viz
Souh of ths base line and ,ast ar N, pri,,eipol
Section. me eleven twel,e ib;r,een Gpur,een
twenty. three, twenty four tweptv.fiye twentv.six
thirty 1--WE and th,rty.six. in township tweIye. Of
rnnpe thirteen
The eastern tier of sections in township thirteen.
of range thirteen:
SECTIONS one two. eleven. twelve. thirteen. fo,,r
teen. twenty. three. twen,y.four. twen,y-iye ,wsn,y
six twenty seven tweut, twenty nine thir,v-
two tbiyty.three thirty-four tbirvfi and thir,v
six, in township fourteen. of range thirteen.
Fractional ,owushp fifteen. 9excent section six
and fractional sections seven and e,ehteenA of range
thirteen;
Townsbips twelve and thirteen. of range fuurteen.
Township thirteen, of range fifteen;
Fractional townships invent, EIGHT and twenty.
nine, west of Tampa i,ay, of range sixteen:
Fractional township tbiriy.our, on Manntee river.
of range eighteen: - -
Fractional townships twen,y.eIgh, and twenty.
nine east of the military reservation al Fort Brooke
and townships tbrty-,lree thirly-four and thirly.ye
OIL Manalee river, ofranse twenty;