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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-09-25
NEW GOODS! NEW GOnDS!!


lust received by JOHN SflANKLIN, corner OF
- Locust and Water street, Evansville; 100 Pack
ages consisting in part OF the following articles. viz
500 pieces prints OF the newest style,
Is bales Brown sheetings,
% pieces Red Flannels,
% White do
% Canton do,
30 4" Bed Tick,
25 cases Boots and Shoes,
100 pieces Bleached Shiriings,
20 pairs Large Blankets,
Blue and Green Mackinaw do,
l5boxes Hats and Caps, assorted,
60 dozen Hosiery,
Sattinets, Casslmers and Jeans,
Buena Vista Cashmere;
Paramatta and Coburgh Cloths,
California Plaids, Cashmeres, VI. Ce Lains,
Alpaccas of every variety, Wool Cloakings
pieces Gro DE Rhine Silks.
Also Linen Cambria Hdk'is, fancy and Black Silk
do A large assortment of Shawls from 80 cts TO
$500.
OF All kinds of Produce taken in exchange.
dec 21-I1tf
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-09-25
PRINTS.

T. IlCO .HoUa Cdrpenf,r and joiner
y. Vine street ,nSar Mr. .Dodges' church. [my2-6n
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White-OGk dimension stuff, (board measuIe.)
pieces, IA feet long. II inches wide 7inches thicI

Inc whols to be pasture oak, square-edged and
stagnt Hee om large knots shakes, and all other de-
iec fnere must be at least three inches sawed from
the centre OF the stick to avoid the of the heart
%s'fla % 2. .-- GLASS No. 4.
.s.a. ~ LtOe:O0k Timber, (by the cubic foot.)
1O0Oo CUBIC feet of promscuous liveoak timber from
twelve totwenty feet in lensth. averaging sixteen
ieet IN length, to straight IL to 15 inches the
moulding way, to be the natural of the tree,
not to be hewn, but left in its natural state the
whole to be sound, free from shakes and other de-
1000 cubic feet of live oak keelson pieces from ten
g-6vs to thirty feet in length enty.
, seven and halt feet in length, to side from end
to end, straight. (seventeen inches y moulding
way to be straight, or regular curve from end to
enl Of not more than six inches in thirty feet,
to be not less than fourteen inches (monlding
way) at the top end Of the stick, and hewn square,
the whole to be sound and free from shakes and
other defects.~ go - - = 80 -r
tef7 .Fs'-a'3sF GLASS No. 5. 81 =: nssxs.a-a7
While pine ISnBer, Eby the cubic foot.) % -
5000 cubic feet Of merchantabIe white-pine timber
from thirty -fve to City feet in length, averag.
ing forty five feet in length to be rough-squared
not less than sixteen inches at the top end ofthe
= stick. --7 TX
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STOP,THE RUNAWAY.

4 BOUT the 18th of June, my two fellows DID,
"A and Jee, absconded, and have not been heard d
since. Dick is a stout Mulatto, 80 or 35 years d4
suppose weighs 170 or SO pounds, about feet ntn
high, little freckled, straight hair when combs
an awkward walk-bent forward with rocking TaE .
he was dcformcd about the pelvis-and has incon%
ence of urine, which keeps his clothes wet (which
may coneeal} have no doubt he will Try to gets'
free State. He ran away two years ago, and got so
as Giles Court House, Virginia, when he was as'Iq
He was raised in Rockingham County, North ClDIa
and was brought to this County, by J. p Smith S
County. He had good deal of clothing, apar B"
and an old pair Of saddle bags. He has FOLLOWED
Wagon, and has an extensive acquaintance, and H
have, get free papers. s..
Joe is Black fellow, about 40 years cd, supp
weighs lao or so pounds, 5 feet or inches ". r.
with his front teeth very much decaycd-quite an S
fellow Joe was raised in Richmond County, Nv" W.
Carolina, and thought would not leave the settn.
but as he has not been heard of since he lef DC l"
have gone off with Dick. I,
Twill fully reward any person apprchending ~ y
]. H. CRAWFoD
Dumas Store r.: O., Richmond County, N T. .,,t
July "a, lS4s.icya1 sssz- a Il 7l'~
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: NaEy-yard, Kittery, Maine.


ITHite- oaE Timber, 10y the cubic foot.)
10000 cubic feet OF whIteoak plank Stocks average
45 feet in length, and none TO be less than 35
feet in length-one-half to square not less than
fourteen inches, and one-half to square not less
than twelve inches at the top end OF the stick
all to be free from cross grain, large knots, and
other defects.
CLASS No. 2.
Wkite- oak Knees (by the siding inch)
400 whiteoak knees, the nett siding Of onehaf to be
seven inches, and the nett siding of the other half
to be eight inches the arms to be in length FIVE
feet the bodies to be in length from FIVE 10
feet. averagingsi feet. The bodies to be sided
to the diameter ofthe arms, the siding size taken
at the middle of the length of the arm, (clear of
bark J three -ouths ofthe siding or diameter to be
considered the nett siding of the knee; the mould
ing size of the body in the middle of its length TO
be full. and one-hal the nett siding of the knee
one-half of the above knees to be square, and
fourth to form an angle from eighty to ninety de-
grees, the remainder to form an angle from ninety
to hundred degrees; the length of the arm to
be measured from the back of the body as moulded
a-b by the angles given.
CLASS No. g.
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HO!YoU'RE GETTING BALD, ARE you?
Well, that is misfortune and not a crime; but to
remain bald, when fine opportunity offers to re-
store your hair, by faithful and liberal use of Jaynes
Hair Tonic, but little short Of crime: This valuable
preparation excites the scalp to and healthy ac
ton, cleanses it from scu and drandru prevents the
hair from falling off, those eruptve diseases which
often appear the head and in majority Of cases
fine growth Of new hair It also gives fhe hair rich
and beautiful appearance unequaed by any thing the
kind. s.- .ts s-sff ~t3fa rr75slyaiSJ bs!o s3c s5Hs
,.y Els THIS MEDICINErn s.- ..,}5Ia,.9
We exclaimed the other day, tasting some of Jaynes
Tonic Vermifuge. 1t certainly has of the nase.
Ous favour, which associates with the idea of physics
Children consider it quite treat and in taking Il thet
palates gratied, and their heathfesto az the
same time. Jaynes Tonic Vermifuge not only DESTROYS
worms, but carries off the mucus in which they are inn
bedded and radical and permanent cure Every mother
knows the prominent symptoms Of worms, such as
voracty, 1eanness, etid BREATH grinding Of the teeth
during sleep, palensss Eps ichins Of the u0sr
but there other Indicate not 80 generally recognized
cough, dull eyes, x0f the abdoshen a45
many other gymptoms c0nSon % other diesses "a
ddsnty denote the presence
s even suspected, the Vefifge should Be ad,nisssed
because it do no harm in any case and may do nca
| culable good -
Prepared only BY Dr. D. Jayne, Philadelpha, and sold
on agency BY WILLIAMS. HArw6oD, & Co., Druggists
Nalelsn'-N ~. u 7I4-2t.
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E wide, rt.- a =, $500 ,,sq;E %. -la 3.
.tf o proportion of each breadth. ...I :. ..4
1000 sup. feet black walnut inch thick, Is to 20 in.
..s.. wide, proportion Of each breadth. s a. e..
1000 sup feet haywood mahogany, inches thick, 10
in. and upwards wide. 7,.s -a.as.tfr .rsa.4 Esr
1000 sup. feet haywood mahogany, inch thick, y
,, to l8 inches wide, aproporton of each breadth.
1000 sup. feet haywood mahogany, inch thick, II
to Is inches wide, proportion of each breadth.
so ash raters 20 feet in length, to be inches
square at the looms. The blades to be one
third the length of the rafter, and inches wide
and inches thick at the blade end lper piece }
.. CLASS No. s. .. 73.
Cvpress Boards, (board measunc.l ...
5000 sup feet 26 feet in length, to 10 inches wide,
II inch thick ..... ..-... ..
1000 sup feet feet in length 10 inches wide,
Ii inch thick
Elm Plank and Boarus Choard measure.)
10000 sup feet % feet in length to 10 inches wide
1t inch thick
10000 sup feet 25 feet in length 10 inches WIDE
II inch thick ..-''. .-,' H'
1000 sup feet 20 feet in length, to 10 inches wide
II inch thick r.... --
1000 sup. feet ls feet in length, to 10 inches wide
II inch thick
2O00 sup. feet, 20 feet in length, to inches wide
Z inch thick ..e 80 - ..-.
1000 sup feet l2 to ls feet in length "a inches wide
inches thick.
5000 sup feet IL to lS feet in length, "a inches wide
81 inches thick
1000 sup feet lS feet in length "a inches wide
inches thick
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Charlestowvn. Mass.

- Navy-yard, CharlestoWn, Mass. ,...., =,
CLASS No. l. ..... s. ..-.,,-y{ b..
T3ite- oak Timber. &c. (per cubic foot) -
40 900 cubic feet best quality whteoak plank stocks,
to average forty five feet long, and none less than
thirty.fiVe feet, square from twelve to fourteen
inches and average thirteen inches at the top
end of the sticks. - -.f- ...H.e ,
900 cnbic white-oak promiscuous TIMBER length
from twenty Ave to forty feet and from tourteeen
@ to twenty -four inches square, equal proportions
..l ofthe different lengths and sizes. ,s
600 cubic feet white oak curve timber, IN lenStns
from twelve to thirty feet to be sided straight one
way from twelve TO eighteen inches, and to curve
the other way from ten to eightean inches the
different lengths and curve in equal proportions
All the above promiscuons timber to be OF the
best quality. 1'f - -. ''
cords white oak butts Of the best quality, free from
knots, in lengths from six TO twelve teet and from
twelve to eighteen inchesdiameter in the middle,
clear of the bark.
cords best quality hickory butts. in lengths from SIX
to eight feet diameter the middle, clear Of bark
from nine to fifteen inches. .- s.s
.- CLASS No. 2 .
YeUoso Pine Timber, (per cubic foot:
10 600 cubic feet fine grain long leafed yellow pine
plank stocks. best quality, to average forty nve
feet in length, and none less than thirty -nVe
- feet ;te square from ~ TO IA inches, and aver
age thirteen inches at the top end Of The sticks.
YeHotc pine Mast Timber. .s.
I6 Diacac feet Ionp II bv II inches
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Navy-yard, Brooklyn. New York.

White-Odk Timber, (by the cubic foot)
600 cubic feet of whts-oak plank stocks of the best
quality length not less than thirty-6ve feet, a
versgIng forty-hve feet, half to square twelve
wards, at the top end of the stick.
CLASS No. g.
Yellotcptne Timber, (by the cubic foot)
25 900 cubic feet best quality long leaf fine grain south
.. ern yellow-pine plank stocks, length not less
than thirty-fve feet, averaging forty-fve feet !;
half to square twelve. and half to square fourteen
inahes and upwards, at the top end of the stick
YellO,o-pine Beams, (by the cubic foot)
The following best quality, long leaf fine grain south
ern yelIow-Pine beams Of the following lengths
and sizes, and got out by mould that will spIing
six inches in forty. five feet - = . .
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Valuable LAND FOR SALE,

Near Henderson, Granville Co., North v" d
TTNHE Valuable Tract Of Land on which GeIs
a Eaton, latoly resided, within one mile Of Hcn~
.. The Raleigh &, CASTOR Rail Road, cOnalns S,,G
1850 Acres, A Largs and Genlnsedious D"
House, Ice House and necessary ont-heuses ITs,l
every fixture usual on Tobacco Farm, lion 4
first rate-one half III original growth, the iCSp
markable for health and good water, and VIII Sc.ore
reasonable terms by the Subscriber, Agent fol >
Eaton, who will take pleasure in showing the P'
to any person desitOus to purchase. ,o1
r'~ Alto. for G. G. Ensp E..ntE
Granville, May 9th, le4S.
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Navy-yard. Pensacola.
CLASS No. I.

Navy-yard, Pensacola.
YeI1o,c Pine-(board measute)
1000 feet of inch and 5000 feet of nch to be FROM
l6 to 20 feet long, and from IL to IA inches wide.
1000 feet of nch and 1000 feet of 23 inch, to be from
20 to 80 feet long, and from II to IA inches wide,
rough edged.
5000 feet of neh from 40 to 60 feet long, IL to II
inches wide.
1000 feet of 81 inch and 10000 feet of nch from 40
to 60 feet long, inches wide, with square edge,
10000 feet of nc and 10000 feet of inch, to be from
40 to SO feet long, IL to Il inches WIDE shape of
tree. ..-
All this to be of the best grained long leaf yellow
pine free from shakes bad knots and all defects clear
Of sap. '
.... CLASS No. 2. :.-..
Whie-oak PLa,.k-(board measure.)
1000 feet inch, and 400 feet nch to be from 20
to 80 feet long, rough edged.
5000 feet 81 nch 1900 feet inch, 10000 feet 81 inch,
10000 feet inch, 5000 feet Al inch, $4,000 feet 5
inch, and $4,000 feet inch-to be from 40 to so
feet long, to average As feet, and to be from IL
to IA inches wide at top end. - l- .-..
All this be of the best of white oak free from shakes,
bad knots, and all defects and no short crooks.
CLASS No. 8.
Lipe Oak (per cubic foot)
1000 feet ve-oak promiscuous timber, at least $500
feet to be from Is to 20 feet long, to eide 10 to
Is inches, and rise from a straight line from 10
to As degrees, averaging 20 degrees none to be
less than 10 feet long, to rise less than inch
es To be all sided, but not hewn moulding way,
and measured clear of wane; to be of the best
quality and free from all defects.
CLASS No. 4.
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- III 4 U ID
The pieces having the dimensions " l-S fton me
butt are yards, lexcept the two short ones ano can
be tapered o-the 1S-inch to II inches at The small
end the two short sticks to work Is inches at the small
end; they are required 10 be lined full towards Inc
small ends -' ~ - - - .--.s..-t ---.se
F@I'a IV1ite.p Timber, (by the cubic foot)
5000 cubic feet Of white pine timber OF qnay,
Us in lengths Of 45, 80. and IS feet and upwards TO
square not less than fifteen inches al the top end 3
,.i,,. : Locust Timber, ,(by the cubic foot9 <,t
900 cubic feet best quality Long Island locust
to average twelve inches diameter, not less tnan
1 ten inches. s-sa .~,.....fE IL .;. ia. .4asat 4
20 pieces yellow Long Island locust, IL feet long, 70
square by 8 inches. . .-r,y - 4 S.,.,l. .rxz 81
piece yellow Long Island locust, feet long, to
square % by % inches, -, = a.. II. .
spieces yellow Long Island locust, feet long, to
square by IL inches. 80. "'-1l
.Hsh Timber, (per cubic feot.) y
ash logs, Ii feet long, 20 inches diametey.s ,,
200 inches round ash timber "a 80 inches diameter
Elm, Timber, (per cubic foot - +: T..
2000 cubic feet eastern mountain elm; in lengths of IL
feet, to square as follows, viz: 900 feet i6 inch
es, 500 feet Is inches and 500 feet 20 inches.
CLASS No. 4.
Lumber, &c.
1000 feef2 r. inch oak hoarls boa Fd measure
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State. Of NortG Carolina. Wayne County n

Court OF Pleas and Quarter Sessions, May Ief%
w. L. p. Heath cs.. VIM. J. Gray
Ai+ 'i s9oA Original attachment.
TT appearing to the Court that the defendant ~"
4 resident of this State, II is ordered therefore mr.
lication be made in the North Carolina Standard
successive weeks, notifying the said defendant 70 n
at the next term Of this Court TO be held at tn'
house in Waynesborough, on the Sd Monday Id I'M; I'M;
dext, then and there to repIevy plead to issue
nnent final win be entered against him, and the PVT
levied on copdelnhkd to satisfy plaintiffs debt 80
z Witness, j. A. Green, clerk Of said Court, at 0n
Sd Monday in May A.. 2. Is4si .,,,,,,N Ceb
- :, JOHN A. GREEN, UTa| U'aa
juno ~, ls4s.. (Pr. adv. $S 623) IT,
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be square and OF PARALLEL widths must be all Eeart,
except four inches the two opposite angles which
may be sap.
CLASS. No. 8.
Lunlber-(board Measure.)
80 900 feet white pine inch boards: One-haf of
the quantity to be Of the best quality No. 2's,
and one-half to be OF the best quality No. 5's.
$500 feet yellow oak boat boards ! inch thick
$500 do do Go do
Length from fifteen to twenty feet, width less
than eight inches. .....-'
CLASS No 4.
White-odk Boat Knees, (per siding inch.)
200 whteoak boat knees not less than four inch
diameter, clear Of bark, and the bodies and arms
to be not less than thirty two inches long. One.
third Of the whole number TO be square.
2i white-oak boat knees for cheeks. The bodies and
arms to be from eight to ten feet long nett, siding
to be from ten to twelve inches, and TO form an
angle from ITO to ll6 degrees. The bodies to be
side6 to the diameter of the arms, including the
bark. The moulding size of the bodies to be from
fifteen to twenty inches.
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To be of the best quality St. Domingo lignunvite,
straight and round free from checks, and not less than
feet long.
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James E. Hoyt, of Washington, Beaufort county,
John McRae, of Wilmington, New Hanover county
George McNeill, of Fayetteville, Cumberland comF
James Litchford, of Raleigh, Wake county,
]. R. Sloan, Greensborough, Guilford county,
Richard N. Taylor, of Newbern, Craven county.
And at Meeting of the Directors held on the suI
day, the following persons were elected officers Of h
Company for the ensuing year, viz:
Josiah o. Watson, President
Albert B. Stith, Vice President,
Richard Smith, Treasurer, ...
James F. Jordan, Secretary,
Charles Manly, Esq, Attorney,
{eha i PIi@ro:s,, Executive Committee
Mr.. Holden has since been appointed in place NJ
Gales, deceased; and Mr.. Jordan in place Of ML Pr
fridge, deceased.
The Company is now in successful operation and~
issued nearly a thousand Policies. It has on band
capital to pay for losses of $4,000, and The amOS
insured up to this date is about 81 soc, 900.
Raleigh, April 10, 1s4s. 1927
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Orders for Tickets and Shares and Certificates of Pack
ages in the above pedd Lotteries will receive the most
prompt attention. and an official account of each drawing
sent Immediately after it is to all who order from u.s.
Address aas.4 - pas j. &c C.. MAURY, i51 .s, 1-z
..s. Agents for ]. w. MAURT, &c., Managers ,-
. ..4.ss2 .a.p sk s.dLernodrin, VIr0iAin - g
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MOST BRILLIANT SCHEMES,
FOR AUGUST, 1919. ,- -.
w. MAURY g. co. MANAGERS.
10 Prizes Of $4,000. Are 3.
" $l5O.OOO Dollars!

VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY.
For EndOoing Leesburg academy, and other purpOses
Glass No. Al, for 1s4s. =.
To be drawn in Alexandria, Va, Saturday, Au-
gust 18th, lS49.
$685.. BRILLIANT SCHEME. -.
Prize $I5, 900! do. $l5, 900! do. of $I5 1000!
do. of $4,000 do. of ST. 900! l do. of .
$4,000! do. of 81 900! l do. Of D.
$15,000! do. of 81 5 900 1 do. =
ofI5,OOO! do. of S, 10Y! 10 do.
of 81 900! 10 do. of $500! -'.-3
." 10 do. of $500!
.. &c. &c. E' 80 ~
IS Number Lottery-l2 Drawn Ballots!
Tickets $l0-Halves $5-Quarters $2 so =
Certificates Of Packages 25 Whole Tickets s 100 90
Do. do. 25 Half do 65 90
Do. do. 25 Quarter do 80 so
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Lignu,noite, (by the ,Poundo

= - - HickOTy Bars, lby the Plece) y -
100 rough split hickory bars feet long to be straight
-, to square thee and baninches at the butto d
Is rough hickory bars IA feetlopg, TO be straight and
square Is feet above the butt five by five inches,
to be free from knsts and all defects ..y /.
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MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPAM

A T the Annual Meeting Of the Members Of N
n North Carolina Mutual Insurance Company, M
at the Office of the Secretary, January 4, ls4s tR
lowing persons were elected Directors for the enn
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...:ss f.sssss + :gG,as'i::-Isv Is 'ds
e 4sS e5s.sit aSae ot.sa ,7szi"foo1d az
SIS "a ssyss tprs e To7a = b1av1no a's
9 a.5.:s ,sa: -, ST. ssss st4oaa a.FT a'ds
S;...ls SO G ,lsco5a 1919 1R1I2s bne e5nsf Nv
So4"r 81 stt o. stiriy'tac 52n9s'lis'ti -5t'
3 nieces, as feet long, ~ by II inches square: 81,
8 46 ,o--,s~..~4
g ss1. ,5la.rlttaJ 5is.tc "a ~ '
Is AS g 60 10 u,
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Navy-yard, Washington, ID. c.

NaSysy9rO, " aSnlnStOn, lie Cs
CLASS No. 1.
Lumber, (board measure.)
So 600 superficial feet lneh white pine. CON- cullings
5000 DO S,vv-vard s,inc6 6.o.nost do w.. do
CLASS NO. l. ..- .....-..
WAite-oak, &c. (per cubic foot)
10000 cubic feet of The very best white oak plank
to average As feet in length; to be not less than
Is inches square at the small end; to have mo
exceeding one-fourth the width of the face
of the side squared.
WhHc-oak pieces, as JoAo,rs:
10 pieces Of No. l. to be 10 feet in length have from
l2 to "a inches spring, to side not less than IL inch
es and to mould not less than IL inches the small
end.
10 pieces of No. q to be IA feet in length to have from
ls to "A inches spring, to side and mould No. l.
10 pieces of No. g. be 16 feet in length have from
"a to 80 inches spring, to side and mould as No.
10 pieces of No. A. to be 1S feet in length to have from
"a to 4s inches spring, to side and mould as No. l.
10 pieces of No. s. to be IA feet in length have from
20 to 80 inches spring. to side and mould as No. l.
These fifty pieces ODE of the very best white oak
to be clear of the ends to be sawed off square, and
to be free from splits, shakes, and bad knots. Dia.
grams of the above fifty pieces will be furnished the con-
tractor application to the commandant of the yard.
-... White Oak or Hickory.
butt pieces, feet in length, not less than inches
diameter at small end. 81. r..
butt pieces, IL feet in length, not less than inches
diameter at small end. ..
butt pieces, IA feet in length not less than inches
diameter at small end. ... .....
80 hickory butts feet long, be from to inches
| diameter at small end. -,... ..
All the butt pieces to be delivered with the bark
them, and to be clear of knots and are to be
straight .. .... ~. ... .. ... .
CLASS No. 2.
! NlloU Pine (per cubic foot)
10000 cubic feet of yellow pine plank Stocks to
| IS feet in length to be not less than Is inches
/ square at the small end, to be sawed off square
| v. at the butt and top ends. -
Mnsts and SpGrs. (Feces of fne-grain yellow pine>
25 pieces, 81 feet long, II by II inches square
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70 pieces.
This timber to be nicely hewn and hold their sizes
nett They must he straight, and of parallel widths from
end to end may have inches sap the two opposite
angles, all the rest heart must be of first quality of long
eaed yellow pne in every way suitable for timber
and subject to the inspection Of the avyyard inch
will be allowed. s-.-.-. --.-..s =, .-,..a.5-
-.-..s... 49,, CLASS No. S. ..t
Red Cedar (per cubic foot1
SO sticks best quality red cedar timber from Is to
feet long, to be from to IL inches in diameter the
small end; - - g. .-... , .. .5
Also ton ignumvite. from to ls inches in diameter
(per lb) .....- s*i- - ~ .-
~r CLASS No. g. p ..... --s-ssz.. 4
LiDe-Ock Knees, lPer cubic foot.1 ... ....
so 6-inoh knees, arm to 5, body S to feet,
SO 64-inch " to S,
rs 7-inch I" II to S. az. t
100 s-inch 5 to 54 ~"5 &, .-..,,- p.
d. SO 9-inch 8" 4" 5 to Sd, g." -...
20 l0-inch +" 5 to 81, g" Z"
10 12-inch to 81, ..,.-
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TO be SQUARE, and Of parallel wldtHs muSt pS 81 81
heart except inches on the two opposite
may be sap. - -,.:gs3E .ezI-...:.e.,
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Oneoufth OF these knees may vary from two to ten
degrees from fright anglo, but many must be acute
"a obtuse anged - .,--, r.. -5-s.,o, -. E... ,,5.
CLASS No. Z.
Black Spruce Spdrs, (per stick.) ,-
10 sticks, from IS to so feet long, l5iaehes in centre
or sings 80 -s7ssa3. l..t sz,{i1 ~, szl.say5
20 sticks from 81 70 20 feet long, 10 inehes in centre
or sings - =. " ~ yS %
40 sticks from 50 to So feet long y inches in centre
Or tlihgs , g. ,sIET 5d1 2lsa@1E sslied E2f vas
2s stiea Oa Este 40 tlOng. 81 inches in centre
or sllns' :. -sue.a .;.s-.-
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The North-Carolina standard., 1848-08-09

5000 do . = do do =. =
To be of the best Susqpehanna plank and boards.
200 SUD- feet IL to 90 feet long, 1e to "a inches wde
II la inch thick; proportion of each bIc4dth.C
1900 sup feet IL to 20 feet long ls to "a inches wide
inch thick a proportion of each breadth.
-a Har6aroad Plank and Boards lboard measIre.) p
$4,000 sup feet white ash, 2inch thick 10 to Ifs inches
Wide s,.a,., .-l' r, 4 - 81. g. r.
lOo0 do, . do. do 81 do "a - do soi
1000 do do a do u do .l9 to 20 do slt.
- r-. st u. s3..- .- sss 81 a proportion Of each.
600 sun feet white ash inch thick, 10 inches and
aaa upwards wide. b..,. -.GfE el- = .t-f. Z. -
1000 sup feet cherry boards be l6, and 20 nch-
gs,-5 es wide, proportion Of each. ..i s..t
1000 sup n. blk walnut in. thick le in. and up.