The North-Carolina standard., 1849-02-07
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New RoUrEs IN NoRTH CARo11s,
EFtrGct from the act Of Congress of Sd Mr.,
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e e Aasd be 1t further enacted That it shall h.
of the Rostnfaster General all future re d
tracts the transportation of the mail to let a. Co..
IN eyery case; tothe lowest bidder tendering % SaHs
euaxantees Tor performance without other
erence to the mode of such transportation tb.Sr n
necessary to provide for the due ceIerity, certs;n
security of such transportion; nor shall anv y aN
tractor hereafter berequired to purchase out Or t CO..
yaauaton the stock or vehicles efany previous Cont,
tor for the same route. y ~ stsal ~ u0a
- Bidders viii be careful to read the fofms
structions appended to this advertisements Tbe u
quested to state in their proposals, the mode bv sS
they intend to convey the mail. Where the s;; &a
weight OF the mails, ftbe speed called for in the 81
MES shall require it. the contracts will be made for %
steamboat, rail road conveyance as the case .~
and such routes will be let to bids n.y.,
ing such mode of conveyance. In all other caaos % %
routes WI be assigned to bids proposing the cbe.D
mode, of transportation. .lsFf - ,o4'%tsa
PROPOSALS for carrying the mails of tbs n,
1 States from the lst day of July Ie49, to tbo 9Ss
of June. 1851, inclusive in NORTH CAROI TNI 0US
be received at the contract Office of the Post Office n
meut in the city of Washington, until thd ~
April Is49 Ito be decided by the 24th day Of Is ~
ls4s1 on the routes and in the manner and time be
specified, viz & s 4 1''tn
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2957s From Ashyilesat 6 q. m. Wednesday 4
ss5fsl Through Bupcombe and Yancy count;s. ,
% GaHison's, GiIbert's Bull Greek, Indian T.! y
4tFtf Double Springs, Gahagens Big LAUREL Tacmrn
,dssS the State ine,] via. Sulphur Springs, Green.
= county, Tennessee, and Loves.
IN Ie Limestone Springs by P. m. next day. So
And back between a. m. Friday and 6 D. m
f3s5 next day. g5i :egt- III s.-...-. r L"
@sSS' From Cedar Greek. Greene county, Tennessee
at 6 a. m. Wednesday,
By Aliens Old stand, N. c. and Joseph River,
s5sE Mill, z5s17 - -''''''
e5 To Bald Mountain Greek, Yaney county, by IL
m. next day, 40 miles.
And back between P. M Thursday and 6 p. n
ts-+ next day. - d - t5@.A =
1858. From Daniel Carter's, at "a, g.
-IT By J. w. Anderson's on Gabries Creek, Yancy
county, Bull Creek, Walnut and Brush Greek
To Warren Springs by
| e And back between. .-! l
Bidders to state distance and schedule. -
296O. From Lexington at z a. m. Tuesday -,, ..
BY Fulton, Mocksville, County Line, and Oh
''.f" Forrest. 4' @At.S
To StatesviIIe by 12 m. next day, Al miles .
And back between p. "Wednesday and 6R
- m next day. .. ,..l- y. -.
Proposals for semi-weekiy service to MOcksvIe
will be considered. 80 f<-3f'
1861. From Lexington at a. m. Tuesday
By Fair Grove, Johnson'a, HOoyer's, and Saw.
yer's Gold Mines. 4...-.
To Ashboro, by z p. m. IS miles
And back between a. m. and p. next day.
2962. From Elizabeth City at 8 a. Thursday
.-3 To Newbigon Greek, IL a. m. s miles
And back between IL. m. and p. m.
Proposals to embrace Nixonton will be cOnsid
71:aSE: cred. st-'. tsi+f
296S. From Floral College at g a. m. Saturday
To Randasvile, by IL a. M 10 miles
And back between IL m. and p.
1864. From Lumberton at q a. m. Friday. g
To Elizabeth Town or Prospect HiII by p m
~ 35 miles.
- And back between 2 a M and p. m. next day.
1865. From Grayelly Hill at r a. m. Friday
!, By Peters Greek.
To Fayetteville, by p. m, 80 miles
y And back between a. M and 6 p. M next day,
1866. From Warrenton at a. m. "Wednesday
f. iTe Shocco Springs. by 10 a. M IL miles
And back between IL m. and p. m.
Proposals for tTi-weekly service during the Water
2 q ing season will be considered. -. g
1867. From Littleton at a m Saturday -
By Grove Hill, Kings Shop. = .da
To Ransom's Bridge, by II m, p miles
And back between p m and p m.
-. ~ 5sEt-s 9a5 a5t NOTES. .H -2.--.
Each proposal should be accom- panied by guarantee
signed by responsible persons in the follow
ng manner, viz:
''The undersigned guaranty that
his bid for carrying the mail from to be
accepted by the Postmaster General shall enter into
obligation prior to the first dag of July neat, with good
md sufficient sureties, to preorm the service proposed
Phis should be accompanied BY the certificate of post
naster other equivalent testimony, that the garans
re men of proPerty and able to make good their guar
ntee. -
The proposal should be sent to the department sealed
ndorsed Proposals for route No. , in )" and
ddressed to the First Assistant Postmastca General
For the prohibition Of bids resulting from combination
nd the terms and conditions which the contract to
e made, see the last annual advertisement
.-.L-' &C. JOHNSON, Postmaster General
Posi- OFFIcE DEPARTNENT, ;. :ee-ss... .--..
Washington, January 20, ls49. l.r--t
January 26. Is49. q 74S-t3OMar.