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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-15

10000 gases Of General OebiIi'y and w"n,

DR.. Townsend's Sarssparllla iuvigoratcs the whole sys-
ten permanently. To those who have lost their muscn.
lar energy by the effects of medicine or indiscretion com
mitted IN youth. or the excessive indulgence OF the pas
SONS. and brought on sy a physical prostration ofthe ner-
vous system. lassitude. want OF ambition. finting sensa.
tions, premature decay and decline, Fastening towards
that fatal disease, Consumption can he entirely restored by
this pleasaat remedy. This sarsaparila is far superior
to any
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-15

SARS
Sprung nnd smn,ncr rtcaicir

Great Spring aud Summer Medicine.
WONDER y BLESSING OF I'll AGE.
THIS Eriroct is PIT up ~ Qaart BeuIfs ID s si4 s-es
ohsapsr, Pleasanter, and toGrraHfed superior 10 ogy
sold. cRyes disease rifl0uf r0ustiHg. pprg-
ing, sic6eHing or dehiitdttaQ The Patient.
The great beauty and superiority Of this sarssparills
over all other medicines Is, while It eradicate. disease, it
inyigorates the body. u is one Of the very best
SPRING N SUMNER MEDICINES
Ever known Il not only pGrthes the whole system and
strengthens the person, but 1t creates new, pure ana rich
blood n power possessed hy no other medicine. Aud IN
this lies the grand secret ofits wonderful success. II has
performed within the last Eve years, more than 10000
cures Of severe cases Of diseases NJ least 10000 we're
considered incuralle. u has saved the lives Of more
than $500 children the two past SEASONS.
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CAPTION,

CAUTION.
Owing 10 the great success and immense sale of DR.
TownSend's sarsaparills, a number of men who were
formerly our Agents, have commenced making Sarssparilia
Extracts, EhxIrs, Bitters, Extracts of Yellow Dock, &c.
They generally put il up ia the Same shaped bottles,
and some Of them have stolen and copied our advertise
be avoided.
Principal Offices, l26 FULTON STREET, Sun Build.
ipg, Y kadilug & Co. State street Boston Dyou
A sons. l32 North ; coud street Philadelphia : $.
lianlc. DruEsist, baltimore 7. NJ. Cohen. Charleston;
Wriht n Co, Isl Chartrcs street New Orleans los
Souih Pearl ,trct Albany and by IN the principal
Druggists an4 Merchants renolaEy throughout the Uni.
tel Stais, We- fHiios ant Tho Crf4is
For sale, wholes ae and retail, hy 6 EPRYOR < c
Agents a. DIR Todd's old siaud, mann 81, Wheeling, Va.
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-Csnsumpsion Cured.

A. IL rcneWs and inVigorates the system, gives activity
to the limbs, api strength To the muscular system. in
most extraordinary degree.
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DIR. Townsend is almost daily receiving orders from
Physicians in different parts OF the Union.
ThiA Is 10 certify that We, the undersigned, Physicians
Of the City of Albany. have in numerous cases prescribed
DR.. TowHsends SarsaparriIla, aud believe it to be one
OF the most valuable preparations IN the market.
~. 4. PULLING, NJ. ID.
J. WILSON, NJ. ID.
X. Il. BRIGGS, NJ. d.
7. L. EI.MENDORF, N. ID.
Aubany Anil lsIE
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DYSPEPSIA or FIVE YEARS DURATION.
accompanied 1eiih Me- Dous Debility. cur
DR.. SWEETsEE'S PANACFA.

! I certify. that for the last FIVE years. ! have been AZ
| nicted with Dyspepsia and Water BTash, accompanied
! with a general weakness ofthe whole System. particu.
tlarly distressing Pans in the hack. AT times nv diges
itien was so lad that ! could scarcely keep anything On
nv stomach, and coffee I could not touch. ! had been
attended by several doctors. and had taken great many
prescriptions, without receiving any tenetit. A few
weeks ago | commenced taking DR.. Sweeter $ Panacea.
aud before had finished the first bottle, felt certain IL
would cure me. as no medicine / had taken had such an
effect on nc. ! have now taken three bottles, and feel
perfectly well. ] am, however. taking another bot:le To
strengthen my nervous system. make this statement
publicly. 10 let afflicted know wlereio obtain relief
49,
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SPKlNG EiSNiON FOR HATH.
Il S!

e3ATS of the above style on hand and for sale a, ms
- Fashionable Hat and Cap Store, No. 1863 Main 81,
where ] am manufacturing No ] extra moleskin. silk ana
Beaver, and every variety OF hats of a SUPERIOR QUALIFY
Ny facilities for manufacturing enable me to furnish.
much inner, lighter aud more durable hat at lower prices.
shan any olher establishment in the city. All those
wishing to purchase the handsoinest and tcst hal IN, ,r,
price III the city, viii please call aud examine for them.
selves. Tmar 81 w w JIMcsON
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Beauty nnd Meath.


Cosmetics, Chalk, and a variety of preparations gem
orally IN use, when applied 10 the face, very soon spoil it
OF ITS beauty. They close the pores of the skin and
cheek the circulation, which, when nature is not III varied
by disease or powder, OF the skis inflamed by the aka
lies used IN soaps, beautiies its own production in the
human face Divine ms well as in the garden OF rich and
deiicately tinted and variegated flowers. 4 free, active
ana healthy circulation OF the fluids or the coursins of
the pure, rich blood 10 the extremitics, is that which
pants the countenance in the most exquisite beauty.
It Is that which imparts the indesoribable shades and
flashes OF loneliness that all admire, but none can de-
scribe. Tins beauty is the offspring of nature-uot o,
Potder or soap. If there is not a free and healthy circu.
lauon, there Is no beauty. fthc lady il fair as driven snow,
II she pant, and use cosmetics, and the blood is thick,
cold and impure, she is not beautiful. If she be brown
or yellow, aud there is pure and active blood, it gives
a rich bloom 10 the checks, and a briliaucy to their ewes
that Is fascinating.
Tins Is why the southern, and especially the Spanish
ladies', are so much admired, Ladies III the north who take
but little exercise or are confined in close rooms, or haye
spolied their complexion by the application Of dcleteri-
ohs mixtures, II they wish to REGAIN elasticity of step,
ouoyant spirits, sparkling eyes and beautiful compilations,
they should use DR.. Townsend's Sarsaparilla- Thou.
sands who have tried II are more than satisfied. are delight
ed. Ladies Of every station crowd our office daily.
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Those that initiate DIR. ToYnsend's Sarsapnila, have
invariably called their stuff a great RemsGy for Females,
&C. &c, and have copied our bills aud circulars which
relates To the complaints of women, word for word-other
men.who put up medicine, have, since the great success
OF pr. Townsend's SarSapariila in complaints incident 10
females, recommended theirs although previously they did
not A number of these mixtures, Pills, De, are inju-
rious TO females, as they aggrayate disease, and under
mine the constitution. DIR. Townsend's 10 the only and
beet remedy for the numerous female complaints-ii
rarely, If ever fails of efecting u permanent cure. IL
can be taken by the most delicate females, in any case,
or by those expecting to become mothers, with the
greatest advantages as it prepares the system and
prevents pam or danger, and strengthens both mother
and child. BE careful TO get the genuine.
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This certificate conclusively proves that this Sarsaparil
Ia has perfect control over the most obstinate diseases OF
the Blood. Three persons cured in one house ID uDprece.
dentod.
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TO OUR sUBSCRIBERs.

The Of entered upsn eur books nn4s the
yment Of the subscription be ADVANCE bO VI
Distant forward money by letter postage
which viii be PAID by assumed by ia
safe transmission . .,..r,-.-,.
The COUNTRY PAfER pubshsd during the ses
sions Of Congress and sept eekly during the
subscriptions for PERIOD less than be received OH
te rms OiFIGq euJ
,S- rOSTMAsTERS sxen., md NV
DAILY subscxiss enclosed ave SEMI
WEEKLY subscribers, with enslosed i've wEEKLY sub
enclosed viii be entitled
edition As they farnish US subscribers Tor xrati.
o. THr RKssgAK will be furnished them as
same FERNS.
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and in the belief that the restriction thus imposed is
principle wrong Ir"f tqg.fy 1s.IL-I. lrE
lie believes many of those who hold to the Independence
o. The Territories agree with him In these views though he
processes 10 speak for but himself, - ~
He all times prefers, any other principle Of
IL Territories the free agsNcy for which he Is advo
politics in morals and he yet thinks the bill
which passed the Senate organizing the Territories OF Cal
iiorna, Oregon, and New Mexico substantial infringe
of that principle IL is attribute OF the constitution
10 restrict It restricts States well Territories All
subject To it, Hence the Senate bill invasion Of the
constitutional free agency the Territories.
T. S, Mr. WICK congratlates his political friends upon
and coalition between, the Sudden buckaism OF New
York and Massachusetts federalism in the Of Mar
Van Buren, and the grandson of old John Adams OF ali
and sediiion law memory, richer 10 the
and downs OF political juggery than the alleged Goa
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THE Tenant OF Wllafsn Hail, ~ Acton Bell' a"-
i thor of ''Wnthering Heights !" vos % ctss eaSn.
Vanity Fair Pen and Pencil Sketches Of Ensnisao ct.
W. by W. NJ. Thackeay, with many engravingsi o. c'
illustrated edition of the Arabian Nights, parto 20 Gus
Self Control, a novel by Mary Brunton; - es g.
70 cts. M Iftu -
Enreka, prose poem, by E. A. Poe. r TAYLOR
Aug ,. lan,-..r-. -l.r -4lful - = - -
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NrEw YORK CIIANCERY, vol. 2.-RePorts OF cases
argued and determined the court OF chsnoeTy OF e
,s, ~ Ney York by Oliver l.. Barbour vol z Just pub
lished and this day received py T. rAvJop
AukustS
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loo by whom i mas neen aGopssd " MI Pos Of
London TO whom present artistw for eleven years
pupil and assistant '"s' $500 -. -.
hav the artificial leg oil nar ocPuv 10 o
ali Tue objects desired But e hos: Of all i The proof OF
,hose who wear them this ID positive and undeniaoie
Snm. of INV friends whom have muulated, inform me
that they are superior 10 a' ""WALENrINE MOTT,
Professor of Surgery, University New York
Also seIpho's Artinci.i H.nd.-An entirely new and
,ssfnI substitute lost hand, 90 arranged that the
r cor omen and shut by means Of tho rernainng
wsa n W s. will give further Information by sppca
ton. or by letter. paid He also rsisrs 70 Dr. y :
g, roIina, who is authorized 70 receive orders
July 1l-3m .-iIHr sV III .ypi t.nf D. nri. ..'.tF
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CONGRESSIONAL.
SPEECH or MIR. WICK

NORTHUMBERLAND RY-DENUNCAToRY
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rInnrs, r.. =. THE rAyr,
NAVY IiEPAHIMtNT,
Buresu ot Constrcc,iou, Equirn,e,i, rad Re-r.irs.

Bdresu Of corSnc'oa, Equipment sIi1 =, kr ,S:.
CEALED PROPOSALS, sndossed 'Proposals for nm,
- "luTb ~ ahs ease rsy be- snsniHs I ne
ysat for xhSn hs 9s y sspdsd T be a 81 Of Angus
nest c1 ipaIsSiaR And dttssihs the several navy
Ss,sissisrs ss;s.SN onssan psfs the articles
reauirsd na be delivered ee tho nst o, ~
e r sss y s.s
fore NE s q & IL 81 ~o must be delivered or
beor the rst of November lsss And in of failure
H sSoye ' ,peced The bureau have the fight
supply any deficiency and the CONTRACTOR shall be response
of 'hs n srv S s.siy .a5lse, to the Inspection
and b j. s TO a the sn'r . 'ssns
'Sn BE rough according growth of the Tee
rcedng one-ion h the width OF the face
's veg yssy qualify Of long leaf grain southern
yeibw !" to be hewed lair edge, and TO have
oaescorssr and the Of all sap be excluded in
the of The timber The oak and pine mus,
be the LIST of October and LIST of March, and
mus havskown within sixty miles Of the seacoas; must
DO sstippofthe bark, or hewed within twenty days aer
Of certificate; signed e:psSpss wit IF
the court or mag.s!e within tho township or county
S~parS{s oilers iust Be made for each navyyard. keep
ing each class Of embracing more than one dis
tinC, The of each n must be carried out and the
Bdders are canioned against oaring for more than they
sshos. IS gained fositures in all win BE- Il
gdy enfocced but no offer not embracing tho whole Oh
The oers who have heretofore failed 10 enter
into after being noed Of the aeespance Of hss
considered only At the option Of the bureau.
Every offer DC ey wl,.In
sBy be certified to by the navy agent or some per
bidder WILL within five days AFTER being notified, in
10 contract good and sufficient surees furnish the
articles proposed asee-by 2 the terms Of this advertise
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msrid,aa.
The following tracts situated ON islands in the Mississpni
river, Lots and Of section seventeen lots i've and
six Of section twenty fractional section 'wenyone lot
township eighty TWO, OF range seven.
AT the land office at FAIRFIELD. commencing on Mon
day SECOND day OF October next for the disposal OF the
public lands situated within the aforementioned townships
and parts of townships, viz
Townships seventysix seventy seventy eight sew
enty nine eighty, and eighty one OF range twenty-five.
Townships seventy nine, eighty eighy-one, eighV-two
and eighty three, OF range twen'yslk
North of the base ns, and oest Of the fh principal n
dian.
Sections and two, the northeast quarter and the
quarter of the northwest quarter OF three sections
four six ght ten. and twelve the northeast quarter Of
eighteen twenty, twenty-five tweny-iour, twenty six
twenty thirty, thirty wo thirty tour and thirty
ia township seventy-two, OF range thirteen.
All the numbered sections Except section sixeen)
in township seventywo; all the even numbered sections
one three, eleven, and thirteen, in the town.
ship, OF range fourteen
the south half southeast quarter of sections
eight ten, twelve and ourteen the south half and the
northwest quarter, and the west half and the southeast
quarter OF the northeast quarter of and section,
iehleen, nineteen twenty, twenty one Except the no
four twentysix twenty Except the half Of
The northeast quarterly wenty-eg twenty nine, thirty
Except the cas-, half and quarter of the noheas
quarterly and thirtysix in township seveny.two and all
the numbered sections Except section sxteen) in
township seventy. three, OF range fifteen
Townships seventy, seveny,one seventy-two seventy
Of The northeast quarter OF sectisn one in the ae
range twenty.
three seventy four and seventy five, Of twenty
At the place, commencing on Monday the thrtierh
Say 81 s o@nsIp 0 pubic lands
Townships seventy, seveny-one, seventywo, seventy
three seventy -four, and seventy five, OF range twenty
Townships seventy seventy seventy Hour, and sew
eny fve of range twenty-three.
Townships seventy, seventy-one, seventyonr and
enty five, OF range twenty-four.
Townships seventy, seventyone sevenyiour, and sew
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Tho pieces having the Dimensions Il the butt
yad Except the two short onos) and be tapercd off,
tho Bnch 70 II inches at the small end, the short
sckt work Is inches the small they are REQUIRED
bo lined full towards the email ends 3, alIf "A -
, bssls' Whte.prns Timber. (by the cubic foot)
5000 cubic feet OF white pine timber best QUALITY in
Lengths Of IS, so, and IS feet and upwards square
not lets than fifteen inches ut the top end.
-d oyta Locust Timber, (by the cubic foot.) sl1
0o cubic feet best quality Long Isla timber to
average twelve inches diameter, not less than ten
~ niMnhes.j 10 iTcuEo eel .tJrsBd rs
70 psosa yow Long Island locust II feet long square
by inches
Peos yellow Long Island locust feet long, to square "a
by "a inches
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Navy-yard, Philadelphia.
CLASS No. l.
Lius-oak Keeison Pieces. prce to be given per cubic
fOOt)
20 pieces less than 80 feet in length moulded 10 and
sided l9A in the smallest place.
10 pieces less than IA feet in LENGTH and moulded ~
and sided l9l in the smallest place.
10 pieces less than Is feet in LENGTH moulded IS and
sided l9A in the smallest place.
40 pieces making 80 plank.
in the shp but they must be got in pairsha is two to-
getherith allowance of six inches between them for
the purpose of taking out the heart of the tee which al
owance six inches may be increased IL inches
the butt, if necessary They are to be allowed y inch
their lengths Win not be objected to- but they must be
straight the siding way.
CLASS No 2.
White pine, &C., (board measurs)
feet feet nsh panel boards length Z 1s feet
200 superficial feet black walnut branch veneers (per
superficial foot.)
Navy-ysrd, Washington, d. G.
CLASS No. 1.
ia Lumber, (board measure)
5000 superficial feet Inch white pine. common cuttings
Navy-yard, Gosport, Va.
CLASS No. 1.
White-oak, &C., (per cubic foot)
average Is feet in length to be no, less than IS in
shss Ct the % hs w Of b hsys no OF %
side squared.
White-oak pieces as folloacs:
10 pieces of No L. to be 10 feet length, have from IL
"a niche. spring. side not less than IL inches and
mould not less than IL inches at the small end.
10 pieces Of No 2 to be IA feet in length have from Is
to- inches spring, 70 side and mould as No. l.
10 pieces Of No to be Is feet in LENGTH to have from "a to
30 inches spring. to side and mould as No. !.
10 pieces of No T. be IL feet in length have from "a
/ TO 10 inches spring, TO side and mould as No L.
10 pieces of No IA feet in length, have from ~ to
80 inches spring, side and mould as No.
These fifty be Of the very best white oak
be clear of wane; the ends be sawed of square, and
BIZ free from splits, shakes and bad knots Diagrams Of
the above fifty pieces will be furnished the
application to the commandment of the yard
White Oak or Hickory.
psces feet in LENGTH less than inches diam
eteT small end y tsgt
peces IL feet in LENGTH less than inches diam
small end
butt pieces feet in LENGTH not less than inches diam
at small end
30 hickory butts feet long, be from to II inches diam
small end
All the butt pieces no delivered with the bark
then and to be clear of knots, and be straight
CLASS No. 2.
Yelow Pine, (per cubic foot.)
10000 cubic feet yellow pine plank stocks average D
feet in length, be not less than IL inches square
the email end to be sawed oil square at the butt
and top ends
c,,J of' Gno. p,,eIlox
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Whtte-oak Timber, &c. (per cubic fooO
40 900 cubic quality whiteoak plank stocks TO
average forty-five feet long and none less uan
thIty-fye feet, square from twelve 10 fourteen
20 inches and average thirteen inches At the top end
Of the sticks
5000 cubic feet white-oak pIomiscuous timber length
from twenty-five TO forty feet, and iron four
teen to twenty four inches square, equal proper
tions ofthe diffe rent lengths and sizes. =. -
900 cubic feet white curve TIMBER in lengths from
twelve to thirty feet be sided straight one way
from twelve eighteen inches. and TO curve the
other way from to eighteen inches; the differ,
ent lengths and curves in equal proportions All
tho above promscuous timber to be OF tho best
quality. s.
cords whteoak butts of best quality, free from knots
in lengths from six twelve feet, and from twelve
eighteen inches diameter in the middle, clear OF
the bark.
cords best quality hickory butts, in lengths from six
eight ieet diameter in the middle clear of bark,
from nine to fifteen inches.
CLASS No. 2
YELLOW Pine Timber. (per cubic foot)
40 900 fine grain long eaed yellow pine plank
stocks, best quality, TO average forty five feet in
length, and less than hirtyfve feet 10 square
from twelveto fourteen inches and average thirteen
inches at the top end Of the sticks
III Me- T,rube
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Navy-ysrd, Pensacola.
CLASS No. L.
Yeil0w P,ne-(board measure)
1000 feet of inch and 5000 feet IA nch be from l6
TO ~ feet long. and from IL TO IA inches wide
TO 80 feet long, and from IL to IA inches wide, rough
edged
feet inch from 40 60 feet long, IL IA inches
wide.
10000 feet Of 81 nch nch from 40 60
feet long, inches wide, with square edge.
10000 feet of nch and 10000 feet Of nch to be from 40
to 60 feet long III IA inches wide, shape OF tree
All this be of the best negrained long leaf yellow
pine free from shakes bad knots and all defects; clear Of
sap.
White-oak Plank-(board measure.)
2O80 feet IA inch and 1000 nch to be from ~ to 30
feet long, rough edged
5000 feet "a inch, TOGO feet inch, lO0O0 feet 81 inch
10000 feet inch 5000 feet AZ nch 5000 feet inch
and 1900 feet nchto be from 40 to 90 feet long,
average 46 feet, and to be from IL to IA inches wide
at top end
All this be OF the best of white oak free from shakes
CLASS No. 8.
LiUc Oak, (per cubic fOot)
1000 feet live-oak pomscuous timber, least 800
to be from Is to ~ feet long, side ID Is inches
and rise from straight line from 10 to IS degrees,
averaging ~ degrees none TO be less than 10 feet
long, rise less than inches. To be all sided.
but hewn moulding way, and measured clear
OF to be Of the best quality and free from all
defects.
CLASS No, A.
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To be square and of parallel widths be all heart
except four inches on the two oppose angles, which may
be sap.
Lumbcr-( board measure.)
3d. 900 feet white pine inch boards Onehaf Of the
half to be of the best quality No. SIS.
2.5o0 feet yellow oak boat boards inch thick
Length from fiteen to twenty-five feet, width less
than eight inches.
Whits-oak Boat Knees, (per siding inch.)
200 whe-oak boat knees; less than four inches
not less than thirytwo inches long One-third OF the
whole number TO be square.
"a knees cheeks The bodies and arms
be from eight feet long, nett, siding be from
ton to twelve inches and to form an angle from ITO to
Il8 degrees. The bodies be sided TO the diameter
the arms including the bark. The moulding OF
the bodies to be from fifteen to twenty inches.
Navy-yari, Brooklyn, New York.
rrs CLASS No. l.
White oak Timber, (by the cubic foot.) 1.
TO- 900 cubic feet of whteoak plank stocks of the best
quality, length less than thirty five feet averaging
forty-hve feet, half square twelve inches, and hall
to square fourteen inches and upwards, the top
end OF the stick
stt GLASS No. 2.
Yelioto-pine Timber, (by the cubic foot)
Is 900 cubic feet best quality long leaf fine grain southern
yeow-pine plank stocks, length not less than thirty
five feet, averaging fory-hve feet; half to square
twelve, and hall 10 square fourteen inches and up
wards at the top end OF the stick.
Yellow-pine Beams, (by the cubic foot)
The following be.t quality long leaf fine grain southern
yellow pine beams OF the following lengths and sizes,
and got out by mould that will spring six inches in
forty. Evef fiat
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q proportion Of each breadth.
1000 sup feet black walnut inch thick Is to 70 inches
wide, q proportion OF each breadth.
1000 sup ises bay wood mahogany inches thick 10
- and upwards wide.
1000 ieel bay wood mahogany inch thick, IL to 10
inches wide, proportion OF each breadth.
1000 sup feet bay wood mahogany inch thick, IL to Is
inches Wide, proportion OF each breadth
80 ash yaers u fbet in length, to be inches square
al the looms. The blades be one. third the
length of the raftsr, and inches wide and inches
thick the blade end, (per piece.)