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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-09-28
Letter from the Hon. John Scott, Judge Of the
General Court:

NICTMONDI WarcE IU.h, IS5J.
Dear Sir: have looked over your Guide to
Magistrates and am very much pleased 10 learn
thai il is about TO be given 10 The public Such
a work, vel! executed has long beca q beside
ralun in Virginia. Your intimate acquaintance
with Criminal Law, derived from long expc.
ricnce rs prosecuting attorney il the I!eropo.
lis of The State, qualities y,u for the task: II
siscs me pleasure 10 express the opinion, that
the pan and execution Of the Boz. WI give
entire satisfaction 10 hose who arc hes: all G TO
appreciate it, and essential aid to numerous
AID valuable body of public func ;ionares; for
such deem the Justices OF Virginia 10 he
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-09-28
DEATHS.

Died, tie 9Th instant, afte. a pro.rlc;e illness
from Chronic Dyspepsia, Mrs. ANN &, consort nf Nh
David 4. Lacy of King william. In tho death Oft this
amabe lady, her fam,y and society base sustained IN
irscpaslhle loss. The unaffected s.iet cShrtv II Ter
funeral by numerous assembla.e. teshss - thr lie
estimation In which she was held. None saew her
but:o love her. She was devoted wif-, IN 2.rr-
tianae mother, humane mistress, ard consistent
Christian.
a1- The Religious Herald reqie.tcd to copy.
Died, on Friday, September 2ist, al EdeE,oa, Moth
CafoIina of Consesiy. Fever FREDERIC q
CLARK, eldest son Of William End Eliza Clark, OF
this city-sged nine years and near Ave months.
Nr The Times requested 10 copy,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-09-28
H. y,scrday BIZ J. II.

Sales Of Sleek wee made yts'efaay By J. IL.
Lynch, Esq., as .elcwE
pr .cent. Seek Q: he STATE oi virgin a.
Wit. is.ercs. from H. JAY, al ;ilJ2 81.
C,ty Ct Ric1m.n Stock. ~na ie:c csi ifa'a
Ii luz I'll SlCQ
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-09-28
III. SIpPtiEs

am now in reccip. oil my enii.c .al rp.ly of hooks
S,,,oEcry and piaao Fores, embracing 10y usual
large aai extensive assortment Of STANDARD Frhiea
tipn.. ia every department oi Literature. lie most
,nr,'v,I EDITION oi 4 the STANDARD Sc.Iu5l and cis
seal hacks nsei IN tic various Schools ..t! colleges
,.t.u il! nj tiir Sa;e, together with compti. as>"r-
ment IL staple and Fancy Gods, suitable :'r Tile
c,unif: tsa..e.
Tie ,t,nton Of Country Merchants a"d bryers &c
nrral,g is invited ny tvcs, w.c "iIi be offered Il
tne lowest possible prices, ana upon iIaef. tt'rs
a. nGHaiS,
Successor 10 Dlinker 1. Norris al ,hciT oid stand.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-09-28

NORFOLK MARitl, 3ep,e.ahe: -
CcrTos-s; a . ccals per 10. CcRS-S2es
at g cents tor white, 5. 50 Tor miled; -.
low I'll! csL.s OATS Lust sales - 80 Gems.
WHEAT Il 10 GEMS pr' bGssrl
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-09-28
OSTSCRIP L i.

TIL, Northern Mail lid not at'''ea 81
o'clock las: night, when TO sve 'h@ n'""s') "e
wcra comrellei 10 put our paper 10 pres
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-09-28

( n Impression has ~ yaict 10 { MI
"A AS nave been iaiurm q, ina | la
discontinue ny Schoc!, IL csa c4le~ g
cerl a!iacx of SICKNESS
Itaac this method .. 'aio'mlcs II; +
am gu! oi the civ, Tia: as7r 'eil'a
il 900! health, aad have u d c?s:y p
ior rc-c1,n;ug ny .5choai "a tel>toi.
for TIE reception q fgca -" .a!-ei h'
Boari.. aui Day S15o.afg .hal Goa
coramoaalea t. >>.ou.
Sept. - d .c:w MOSES y. !.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-09-28
MARRIED.

Married, at oaka.d il Che lerfsld county,
on Wednesday eYecios, Sept. IL by lhc Rev.
A. B. L zZir!, JSns 5. ClsslE. o. HicamoLd 10
FANNY J youngest danshte: o. tie ll,e Co!
WIN. r. Johnson.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-09-28

tn corxcqu.nc: i i. d-lay IL lae .-gI,ioa ei
| tie CTiaiina! Code, tbs w!k (Eonsh Ion:
g4c9arcd ior the pgess) h:s oeen necessarily scs.
pended lora time. Tia; difficulty bei"s Eo@ +, :
moyet. STA | immediately fu' 10 PEE, and Pub
sh, aoou: Inc len December next, ~ Gaile to
alasi, rates" comprising Di,e:! u he Civil
aud Criminal Law OF Virginia, pertaining 10
their duties ou OF Court win practical !oFnis .!
comrla,n.s, warfan:s recoenizancss, sammon'cs,
convictions aud cxccn,ions-to wn;ca are AIDED,
p,cccdeu,s OF indictments, ininiaai9ns, &c. !
designed Tor tie use OF Prosecutors, Cvr"nsrs,
she,ifs aad Cors,ables -atapcd 10 the ne% Co:e
Of Virginia; b. Joseph Mayc, Counsellor i! Lew
and pubic Prosecutor III lie liLsinss Coat; Vi
Richmond.
Ia commentator # his nix, beg The a"c.-
ton Of he public 10 HE ioown: letters aad cx-
tfacjs ri leI!ess from gentlemen wci ale 10 lud.
Il lis mciits and utility.
ROBERT J. SMITH.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-09-28
From SGNnk Taslor, I..ll.

have cxamiaei thai par; ot " =. which
Joseph Mayo, Esq, O! Inc ely ot i'chm d mas
prepared 10 guide Magisfats in III. dlschai.c
.. ;n.i da.ics in Criminal Gases oul O. Court
an entirely SATISFIED, fem The e1amiDa,ica lha
such a VOL: as eir. Mayo's vii! he when cota
p|ecd, is pow ant he's been much wan;rt tn
my years past by the Masis,Ia e Of Virginia.
and that them il will be an Invaluable work; ;
~ il, wlh little care and attention, the Maei.-
,Iale Will be able 10 issue proper warranis u
process I'll every kind III Criminal eases. There
has often been d-iay and inc:e.ss OF expense,
il 10 other evils in Criminal cases cccassuacd
by lie errors committed by Maeist.a'cs III nc
warrants issued BY them; suca errors ma, b.
easily avoided by the use Of Mr.. Mayo, i9r.n..--
am further 81 opinion that Mr. Mao work
viii be very useful 10 The Attorneys Tor I'll, Com
monweal,h in the County AMI .5uperiur Coul.s,
ard valuable 10 every Lawyer prac'i.ing in
lnosc Conrls.
Augl7 SAMUEL TAYLOR.
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tn1,,... " itlEnAOMt.TEk.
~ ~ Randolph & Co.'S. Bsc:sty.s No lal. 40. <;
sIM Il II. ) p. -.
THURSDAY, Sep! %, 63 70 20
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-09-28
SAMUEL TAYLOR.

From Geo. Topnes, Esq, RI P.Asy!vaniq.
Nj e1lmnaion Of III" Booi has been has'y
ere, au' lake great pleasure in assuring yon 80
lar as am abe to expires. All humble oria, L
on he subjcc, ,ha The adaptation OF the iofns.
ii If substance AMI accuracy Together win the
text, and references, Will relieve on. Masisua-
cy from all difficulty. Ta- book moreover, vii
be very useful 10 ocr legal profession, and Tic
crizens al large.
Win great esteem and respect,
Very truly your friend,
GEORGE TONNES.
Richmond, January l2h 1919 cwSt
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Ogie: u tic ~ mani an pa.
;,,;bo 4 ro,,.ruU - a.. - !,

iiaii,o ID Com}ang -, 81, - ~
l l ( Gcc:in2 81 '.e he..d u .p'ie.
/ this Gay, The leo%ia2 a..A."y.- ~.
tons we're adopted, VI:
"Whcteas s.eal d,!oy los cce'i o.. .
collection 81 :equ,>i.ion- MAJ. Hp''
h)h.is q. the n.cGmond ard Ds@9' 'e..
Company: as a mcasute q i1,ice B" .a-
) pcHhoitcfs, ana to crsI:e .ac poe
charge OF Inc Oh ,sa.tcas q iDe s"i-
| therefore
Resolved, by Dhc Pr ies-I a.. J
TIA. from lie .0,b Us ol o-!J.ef .'.'
>hl!! ne charged ami pJys5.e ~
lions made by liz oJ'er Of he Boa, e..
acquisitions shall uc PAL; "'I1'" 'oe ...-
TN dale Of Sad rrqlsi;IJa, u pa VI
m,Gd made upln tac - ..ao.ie!s
iccloi OF The Company. tU-t ''t i-
Dytc,o's alil apPyiEi 'o1'ts aa'...,
[: >hali H. .ouo..eci sax 80 "-''1''- a.
all: uh 5, compensation hail ~ no.
proceed. arising itoat ,he c.'-c.lHh
alone, sai 10, ifon ~ oaai a. q 'fe t.'"
The loilo"iag rt;S)as "yfe '"'R ~
agents 10 co.,"ci reqU's.i'orS h'a's - '''
tie company ~:
Samlel ID Be.a1 - IL caan'lcs e. =
Edward Notowa; ar Lnnea9ufs.
Etwam Green, lor Amelia cv"aY.
Vm. II Dennis, toi cAa.lyte q af'y.
lanes Medlcy, J!.. ;of liaiiiaL { " y
Tn1mds > jones', T.. Pas .dala c.I. 4.
I hnJhouy NJ DJTuy, Tor li'at q 1.i..
Solomon Pasicy,'iof Faak.'a n.y.
Eugam SaPIrs, lor Pati,k casf'i'
Dr.. Jas H.adms, loi ta>"rt c."''
john II. Gilmcf, lcr GUii!o.t Z" Ge y
Resolved, Tia, IL: cen cid 3 '"'
hereby iasiIuctsd 10 ma co'.s e".hs " '
acquisitions in lhe cly R.ehmoea' >, ~ 80. . p.
! i'y &c employ an assis'al' e'.''-'v'' ~ - -
! G9d i. Necessary 70 10 81. -. an
Sep lj-tS:c2J1c! .. =. - - . ~
MANAGERS OFFiCE.-D. PAID
| INl CO, K:chmoac, Virginia. ...a
Fer mis- dav. at II o'cloca-C !1i r.: - =
3 900, / COS 675. &c IS Nos, II "a ~. !
els 80. ..,..ia
1000 , go, 1909, Sc. c6 Nos, = 80
T.csels4 4. o..-r
/ IS 63 is IS % So II - 10 - 81 ~
! A b.ilia.l scheme T.. 81 asea - u.
sG6 900, So 900, .2000, 1869 1C.J. -. =,
1900, leo oil 500. &c. - No. - 80
Tickets only so. ,r,, &C
sep IS &. ". PURCELL
CALAO OLD oss.e,> etH.'a
y very superior, iof saie ~
g. c. HiRRiSJ.'
Sep. 25 Oppoaic An ii-'- 49,
| DURNlNG FLUID Jas' Fsee''s' ~
y factory; also, w:nlsr sfa'''7
Sperm aad Solar OIL fof 81 r g..
8. c. HhGRi O. .
Sept, 2s Oefore i &C.
PEgCYI GUAn3. 81.
rS TONS daily szicci 4. "a ~.
! y 10 use MS y1ina-'. ~. '''
10 Welt, In4kc ca:ij ~ - Fa'
S"r'. - Or y
p. c. H4NGiso.' = go e.. 4.
TTAVi1 lot sale. i,est if'l Z, ~. fam -
II. Qpiniae, .loTaief, = p s.s I,
A.lirr couceu,,aist, ~ ',..eSlsr5.
dmc ale,cary, Osijc ~ ,.. ,,,,, D.. ~
also, copp,ras. la-'s sl s: an a'T'
Va,nishes, Pain, ef.5.s'' '
fancy articles, &. ;,. Am, rican Il e
! Sept. % oPP'"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-09-28
100000 sAsr. 0E y.tGlt,,
tEsl 10. i.

CE4LED proposals ealerrl ..,,,,
- az! al,IIc I'd 10 ,.e .o,r1 .
Wor&s, vii be icc.ivei :: iAis flee
O'Clock, y e Moad44. Tie ,l1 II
next, .os @loG 600 l.eaa. . .ae
Virginia, carrying ia;es ;. :. We =,
PER ~ i'.a: reT :"na1, = joe = /
ir asg3, % to l.: dat u. jlr..t.
day Of jul. in eacn yea.. .cse.eeat.5
wears, an #. g@aFds 70 lie relre.
pleasure ii Ne Gsrst4. Assembly.
by orter of Tie Bend # Puai,c y
} Bto"N, i n! !:
PAL Aud;l9.'s olli-e - Sgt, j.,
The Na!caal ia.e.!,eeacrr un.on.
san AID Na% York louraal Of CONN
publish daily un.i. lj.n uc o5sr. ana
10 the 2ii Auditor.
) nj a5-G.!5,h get
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-09-28
RIcuMosp. 3rd ,ia,ch, 1919.

Letter from The Hon. T. II. Fled, on" of the
Judges Of tho General Court and Court Of
Appeals:
RIcnMosD. 3rd Ia;ch, 1919.
Dsar Sir: thank you for the opportunity Of
locking over your admirable Gnidc 10 Aiasis-
tra.cs, il the success Ct winch trc! deep IN
terest
As a guide to Justice Of tie peace, contain
in, vast amount OF accurate legal learning
within small compass, together wish tie forms
Of variants, &c and plain directions fore n
Quoting criminal pro ccu;ioas and for cxecu-
ting ali other du;ies Of their office, have never
seen work that combined "a many advantages,
nor DO by am means wish 10 be understood IS
limiting the utility Of tho work to Justices OF
the p:aoe: Il should be in tn HAMS OF all h,>
,o,nics for the Commonwealth and The profess
sion generally, as il wolld al all times BE- found
10 be an accurate aud convenient Book OF re
ference, both for the Bench and the Bar.
With great regard and esteem, yours, &c.
Il fl FIELD
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-09-28

Fiom t.c Norfolk Bsacon, S p,ss.13 g.
NAVAL

The u. 5. Steamer Yisen, Ii. Cnm'g Ward
20, unLcrweieh from the naval anchorage yes
lcItay afternoon, and proceeded 10 "a lies dts-
tina,ion is supposed 10 be INC Gull.
The U. 5. store ship, Reii:f, Lieut.. Cong To-
Ten. was tuwed duan 10 Hampton Roads ycs.er'
cay afternoon b. Ii, steamer Ga-i Sne i.
bound 10 New York, and .ili take n ores !Gefc
for Inc African Squadron.
The u. s. Race Independence, Cap. /. IL
Conoger, arrived n Gibraltar 3U'h nll ale! pas.
sage Il 81 days rem No;i III, aud "&s performing
quarantine IN lhc Bay At las! acccons
Tae U. 5. ship Portsmouth, Com'f 'eck, bear
ing tie broad penpaut OF CommaGo.c ffancis i:
Giesu,y Commanler Of tac u. ;. Aava! iurccs
on Inc ives; coast Il Africa, sa,!.i i:o:a ne%
Yors On Friday last, abgut IL O'Clock.
Tne Portsmouth sale! with sealed otcc.s; con-
sequen " her destination is ;c aaSnown.
I'm. National ln;elilgencer Of Mahcay says: -
The u. S. steamer Allegheny, COMMANDED y
Lieut.. VIM. W. Huaiec, arrive! OF Get lsa.d
on The On inst, AID Is anchored there. Tue Al"
!cshany ls;eiy sailed tom this Guy 10: Mr. ok,
wasnce, alter lakinS ii sa!p'y y; sores, ;. [
wen, 10 sea win scale, orders.
Ut Within the lis, ,h!cc or !our lays orc
aundred and ten laboEels have been dlschl 90
from Gospou Navy Yait, there being no uiiaef
coca ION Tor Their sefgicss
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-09-28

chcanery of party. The COURAGE o. ,ns so hun
on he baule field seould not io!eVe, nav de-
from he nt r1 5non se" ' msh be ddacsd to
serve serve his usr I aIeega Of soemn petges ye,
s Sna and asS will as ,ess jas! and timely
re luke. Hetea;e hope to onk "a he , 'n,p w.
writings, rs ,hey certainly repay ne .np s1a1RaD
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-09-28

At 81 Louis it has blcn .oani thu Augustus
Kennedy, tax collector WHO was dismissed SIX
years ago IS teiau!ier, vas not 50. In old day
book MAJ kcd as ?cs:cd BY X is iocrd 10. 10 nsv.
been pt scd, aDi lis cad D. h;s b,iss Indebted 10
The city, he city ewes him $40 0aj, and the -
s,oraton Of his reputation. H. pr iese! s:roug.y
al tie time thu, there wss 20 e-fcr 'rIewasrc
NJ Poussin. according 10 d Washington lerer,
had just furnished his house wnen TIE hoe O!
dismissal was received. TIE e!caaE, rcw iuri.
'aFc is to be Sold al auction on hr isl day ii The
rre.sii mcnih
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-09-28

The resolutions Tot lac Ma>s.chuse',> Demo-
crate conventional ease he qie>'ior Of sA4et?
extension Substantially where IN t1n e.s it n.
York nave lett ii. Tne principle q lae Wimoi
provso is 60, made es. IssIon. Eosoa {.
las, Sep. y
Here, then, [in Inc ha:lI:r rcsoiyesl IS the dis
,inct adhesion Of the combined parry lot New
York; mol only 10 tie ats,ac principle Il me
Wl!mo, proviso, but 10 is Grce' a od p ian by
Cong,tss.- Richmond Times, St:t. 70
Tne Northern and Southern Wig doctors G.fief
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-09-28

The New York 1'f'buGc SAYS Of he Maine
election, that "she Wings have just m.s,ed
carrying any thing" That's coE>ola ion !ct
you. :" came near getting pig his morning, )
said an urchn 10 his mother. " dow near, my
son I" Why, asked the man win the drove,
j! lie would give ne one he sal! ~ l. re had
emily said yes, saoul! aa:e had hi:a. Hartford
Tins
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-09-28

In passing lhroasa so.aa 81 h fac mountain
scenery ol Pennsylvania, it is So ,aat ono u
General Tayloi admiie:s asked tim il he IA,
ever seen he Natural Bridge Of Virginia. III.
second Washington replied, 10 III, ":cnes.
simplicity" Of his prototype, that he nal Dol TIA
vellcd through Virginia !cT many yeas, aud tie
bri.ce vas no. buii the les. time he was here !
Ip.IershmKr q. nuiic1n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-09-28

I LNIL.INN = - T"I u To
"GRsrLEMgS:--B The iGaii ol Fti1ay there
were recciycI, a, tnls pace, 4 number Of copies
Of an addition circular, directed t. III mcnbe!s
oil inc committee Of vigilance. TIE c1eca i"e
Commute ol that body, on .Ee following day, d.
mlnccd The letters OF Inc po.mls'cr. On nis re-
lusa 10 deliver ihem they entered his Office AIT.
took them by ioIce. TINS cas-: presents a ns"
feature, OF an lmpoTIaEi matter, @hea Is decP!y
ag,iaii1g the public MINI"
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I7nRTuNES HOME-CHALk'S OFFICE

4.
L No q, Main Suee'
ms is The ucsy day at No. +. Two Of he
re. Schemes Tor inv stmenl f:fcd lately.
Tn Gay, +. r. Seminary, Glass "a. Cafi-
ta!s: 90 Geo, 5000, 500. IS Nos, IL drawn.
Ticke.s % 30. Sales close al ii O'Clock
Mar,!and Consolidated Letter., No l29 =
Capital: Slo.eG9, 1900, zero eco. &c Scs.
u dawn. Tick.,s 81. SAFES Close d. 5, z. NJ.
,. CaALk'S.
Sent. %
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T UCK's OFFICE, l55, Main sl:cc', cofne.
IL Of l2h street.
PalZgSi PRIZES /! PRiZES!ll
The following are few OF the capitals recent :
" sent 10 tais office. The $50 100 capi!ai prize
VS. sold 20 a ciiiZsn Of Richmord
Is y Al 100000 II SIS SO $1,000
35 81 60 1900 4 I3 II $50
l3 Al ~ 1897 81 46 Is 200
3 % ~ 1850
Besides numerous smaller ptzss 0. eco,
$50, l25, 100, &C., sold and paid ty LUCK,
a. sight.
Today We cfet $4,000. &c Nos. 10 dtawn.
Tickets 81.
Aso, $1,000. 70 Nos., i6 drawn. Tickets
3 90 Bo;n spleuai Lotteries &c: pack':es.-
/; you are ia want o! cash cal on IL Oh.
Sept 2a
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SouTH CARoLIsA AND TIE Pcsr OFFICE DE-
plRTMEsT Flo 10 the Charleston .hcreu'y OF
2lst instant w iaie the fo!! wing cAitaci isaro
the letter oi a correspondent, Tor whose S:aa!iG 6
ard vcraci,y the .Ne,tsty youci..!:
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Cypress boards.
1900 feet, board measure, LIST quality 3-inch clear
White Ash plank.
1000 feet, board measure, LIST quality 2-nch clear
White Ash plank.
5000 feet, board measure, LIST quality pinch clear
White Ash plank.
1900 feet, board measure, LIST quality l-inch clear
White Ash plank; one.half to be not less
than 20 inches wide.
1000 feet board measure, LIST quality a-inch clear
White Ash plank; one-half TO be not less
than 20 inches wide.
5000 feet board measure, LIST quality l-inch clear
White Ash boards.
500 feet, board measure, LIST quality 4-inch Black
Walnut plank.
500 Get, board measure, LIST quality 3-inch Black
Walnut plank.
1000 feet, board measure, LIST quality Pinch Black
Walnut plank.
500 feet, board measure, LIST quality inch Black
Walnut plank,
1000 feet board measure, LIST quality l-inch Black
Walnut boards.
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1849-07-03
THE REPU BLICI.

1000 feet i inch white oak plank, per thousand
feet, board measure.
1000 feet a inch white oak plank, per thousand
feet, board measure.
5000 feet ] inch white oak boards, per thousand
feet board measure.
5000 feet inch white oak boards, per thousand
feet board measure.
The above 'white oak plank stocks to be in
lengths not less than IS feet averaging 43 feet half
TO square IL inches and half TO square IA inches
and upwards at the top end of the stick. They must
be rough.squared, according to the growth OF the
tree; to have no wane exceeding is the width Of
the face of the side, as squared; to be of the best
quality, free from heart shakes, wind shakes, bad
knots, short crooks, and all other defects Tbs
cubcal contents of the sap shall be excluded in the
measurement.
The ''promscuous TIMBER TO be in lengths not
less than 20 feet, TO average IS feet to square IA
inches and upwards at the top end of the stick-to
average IL inches II must be rough-sqnared ac-
cordng to the growth of the tree; TO have no wane
exceeding Is the width of the face of the sides as
squared; to be of the best quality, free from heart
shakes, wind shakes, bad knots, and all other de-
fecs, and the cubica contents OF the sap shall be
excluded in the measurement.
The above white oak plank stocks and promis-
cuous timber must be felled between the LIST Octo-
Der and lst March, and must have grown within
GO miles Of the sea-coast must be stripped of the
n,
placed clear Of the ground.
CLASS No. 8.
White Pine timber, &c., (board measure,
per thousand feet.
500 feet 4I-inch clear white pine, well seasoned,
IL to l6 feet long, equal quantities.
700 feet finch clear white pine, IL to 10 inches
wide, l2to l6 feet long, equal quantities
1000 feet 3-inch clear white pine, IL to 10 inches
wide, IL to l6 feet long, equal quantities.
1000 feet 2I-inch clear white pine IL TO 10 inches
wide, IL to l6 feet long, equal quantities.
1000 feet 24inch clear white pine IL to IA inches
wide, IL to Is feet long, equal quantities. /
1000 pinch clear white pine, IL to IA inches wide,
IL to Is feet long, equal quantities.
1000 feet la-nch clear white pine, IL to IA inches
wide, IL to l6 feet long, equal quantities.
IL 900 feet llinch clear white pine IL to Ia inches
wide, ~ to l6 feet long, equal quantities.
10000 feet l.nch clear white pine, IL to IA inches
wide, IL to l6 feet long, equal quantities.
il 900 feet l.nch clear white pine, IL to IA inches
wide, l2 to l6 feet long, equal quantities.
1000 feet 3-nch clear white pine, IL to IA inches
wide, IL to l6 feet long, equal quantities.
5000 feet finch clear white pine, IL to IA inches
wide, IL to is feet long, equal quantities
10000 feet pinch merchantabe white pine, IA feet
and upwards in length.
10000 feet 2nch merchantable white pine, IA feet
and upwards in length.
10000 feet pinch merchantable white pine IA feet
and upwards in length.
10000 feet good box boards, 16 feet long, 70 feet
long, IL, Is, and 20 inches wide, equal
quantities.
1000 merchantable Albany plank, per plank
1900 do do boards, per board.
CLASS No 9.