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NEWORLEANs, Nov. IL, 1919.
MesSrs. SANDS GcaaemeH take th5 liberty of sending
letter. which may be Of importance to th1e who are
suffering as have done received great benefit from yOur
Sarsapanla having beenGn OF maady after suffering
SIX years hereby chaeTuly certify the good effect OF
your medicine and hope God will reward you for all the
good you have done. chronic cough had urnented me
day aud night and repeated attacks of fever had induced me
to believe that should die with consumption. One day
while suffering violent attack Of burning fever friend per
suaded me to try bottle OF your incompatible Medicine
70 tell the truth had no confidence in it,. finally pur
chased bottle, and by and the help OF God
stored to better health than had enjoyed for six years.
cannot but bless the author Of this valuable medicine
With great respect, am gentlemen your 0ht serv't
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GROCERIES, LIQUORS, ETC.


A. +. COCHRAN q CO.,
GENERAL COMMISSION M fEEIRsEGIfGAtSs ssf OSS M
M. rect importers Of FRUITS. NUTS, WINES, etc..
CAROLINA SEED COW PEAs-5OO bushels gem.
FTC lse, IN, imported 3ro direct from Charleson
RAiSISSoGItns ,s new M; SMYRNA i SUPERIOR Eeme;
b@ss and bags SSs R so 6ed Almonds
PECGANs, ,BRAzf. NUTS and PEA NUTs-a5O
PgEEP,P1E5 PER RACE GINGER, eto--4OO bags;
ri hfJhNS}HfTI.Agen1cy Of Heth, Floyd s. Co.;
sT Ra's 6 aR& ana Quarter SoRes
s IA glaret, etc, in boxes; Malaga, sweet
gRANbIEscV s qu HabIGSs Qualities eo''
5SHs 6P8 8sg S 81 dS1 and
Dp Al kinds Of Foreign Fruits, etc., anu
III NTp boxes ,Se superior Genoa Citrons
BRANDY GHERR IE ESQ cases fresh, landing;
MAGCARoNi AND VERNffCEi.LI-s00 cases fresh
EIRE;SRACK EfKs-sOg boxes first quality No. I:
PoWDER77Agenoy of the celebrated American Chrys
Powder guarantee d7 superior sdRpJ to oil Any
A LIZ, PORTER AND sUNDRIEs-
IN $50 bbs Taylor's Albany Ale;
g s Pn'ss1 y y sslsi1 Ale and Porter:
S % S Sasss s{ oL GxSS SifISspasniol
R sss Id SHE 45. Wss b RaT
l TIRE Ty65s s 5sss S HsoF sPH9i arnr
g $$SSss New York LOAF, SUGAR;
''' anu '"''uns ana a. l B. 'e GR icy Y co.
minis Nos. q, IS. 40 and AZ Old Levee.
W tansS s d R9T o aBa ana
SpgngheOgs JAMAICA r UNI, (very old and superior)
pnRo 9SRa a6 aa eP RIsH e aeReEES
10 casks Of the Old SiOnitiliado SHERRY WINE, so
much priced for lis AZ blan
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N tH''' c. A. ABERCRoMBIE.


= -. bU a II ID n z II o u 3 e.
W. Il GR4VIER STREET, 6etloeen ST. Charles
eHn SaTonaetet, one d0Or from corner Of CarORdeet;
MRS. WILSON respectfully informs her f.445;SsA
~ friends and the public that she continues in the HIRE;
tDove eligible location occupied by her during The aAs.
@ Two years, and prepared accommodate her friends,
M tose VINO may favor her with their patronage From
per oag experience, and the very desirable and convenient
2cauOn oil her House, she feels confident OF being able
give enuFe satisfaction all who may favor her with then
ERAIE, do iyd&W
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FnR GAIIFORNIA-

SADDLES l BREIDLEs BbTTs, STGRSRTPs, ETC., of
CLOTHING Gds Of all kinds, Az BE RN RIs
India Rubber Tent Cloths, of all Sizes for sale by !
fyl0 SMITH & BROTHER, 81 Common 81.
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, -, r! R7IE;QPENIMq Or TIE

,,, re. OPENI.N3 OF THE
"ChESCENT BOWLING SALOON"
,v,u,S9. 95 st, Charles street.
ms Establishment has lately been opened under New
Administration, thoroughly repaired and renovated, and
by any Saloon the city and TO those who
say, Gre as a Cali
The BAR will always BE supplied with the CHOICEST
L-.SLL1kS and the most Gentlemanly Attendants ols6m
70 PLANTERS AND BUIIDERs.-A. BROWN
"a. q Goa Dsaiers in al kinds Qf Ltmber-Cypress,
nhe 9nd Yellow Pine, Mahogany, Black Walnut, Oak,
sn ana Poplar; Mahogany Newes and Balusters Lath,
Sahd and tre Brick. 800 MAGAZINE sTEET, NEW OR.
Leans =. SfEAM SAW-MILL, NATCHEZ, Miss.
~ Oders to all kinds of Cypress Lumber, delivered any
where on the Mississippi River below Natchez, at shor
nonee. I'd 3mW
ORANGE STREET WAREHOUSES, Corner OF
- ORANGE and LEVEE, are now prepared TO receive
nay SAT-, Merchandise, ETC. storage the lowest rates
TURNER Il SOFIA.
Apply to A. SOFIA, 10 ST Charles St. apis
ENoR AI;E-20 casks BASS PALE ALE, and casks
IL barclay London Porter Just landed, apply 10
mye JOHN II. ELLIOTT & co. 80 GTaVier 81.
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HARTWELL's WASHINGTON HOUSE.
IO. 223 CHESNUTS TREET, PHIL.ADELPHL9

FHE undersigned would inform his Southern patrons and
a friends that This SPLENDID HOTEL, which 81
mas been under his charge for years. been f7
elegantly rehted, enlarged and reurnished the
ashonabe manner and the entire organization of de-
paTment complete The splendid suit of apartments can
be mad at all Tunes by giving few hours notice.
Ne central and fashionable location of the WASHING.
CITY Tor Ladies and Families visiting Philadelphia either upon
business or pleasures and there shall be eXerOns spared to
have continue to merit the liberal support has heretofore
rceelyed H. j. HARTWELL,
~ The House has Warm and Cold Baths always in
r,,rTl ATtf
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NARNiASES-CAR LA(sES-Thes subscribers have
~ now on hand large and well selected assert n Eg 81
ment OF CARRlAGS, and are constantly recev- EflBk&E
ing from the best Northern Manufactures every 22X2
Style and Variety. Purchasers would do well to give us
call. A. WOODRUFF & Co,
ap9 6md&W 100 st. Charles street
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RlLOXI HOUSE-The public is respectfully informed
~ that this establishment will be opened for the "a
reception Of visitors the 18th inst. Attached the f:i
House will be found BAR and BILLIARD -kasss..
ROOM, TEN PIN ALLEYS, BATH HOUSES and
STABLES. The table viii be always supplied with the
delcqces o. the Sea Coast and the New Orleans market.
The large Lawn, and the number of Shade Trees
rounding the House, make this Hotel the desirable for
families OF any along the Coast Persons wishing
will please address the undersigned and send
their communications by boat.
mylld&W JOHN w. NIXON.
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lLLVlAN N1UIIEEtf HALIIt NIOntgOmerY, Ala.
VIE subscriber respectfully invites the patronage of -
= the TRAVELLING PUBLIC, confident that f5lt,f
ne can supply the wants OF the Transient Visiters HI.
montgomery as well any OF his competitors Those a
VINO are gong To- or returning from the North obtain
MEALS AT ALL HOURS, TO suit the arrival and departure
me railroad cars and steamers fine four horse OMNIBUS
constantly IN attendance to convey passengers and from the
DOa 70 the ears, free OF charge The accommodations
ela 70 any other establishment in the town, and, being at
reduced rate, offer additional inducements to the travelling
public The best Stewards Cooks and Servants engaged
ant and agreeable.
au10 d&Mtf q A ARERER0MRIE
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DALLEY,s PAM ExTnACroR

put we shall subon few testimonials of its value selected
from the thousands In possession, from all paris OF the
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planters HOTEL NEW ORLEANS - The
undersigned begs leave inform the public that -
sc designs Keeping the above establishment open all fA
summer, and that he will accommodate at a very lI-.l
Tsueea Iae those who wish TO locate permanently Fan
% especially, who wish excellent and good table,
On tf Ost terms that can be had in the city, would do well
70 gd Immediately; also, gentlemen who simply wish Board
1Mhoq lodglGg( will be charged at exceedingly low
myI SW NJ MURRAY
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TO RENT.

W BENT-A pleasant Two.story DWELLING, stu.
row H. on Apollo street in the square above r Con "a
ainuer o. me season TO good tenant. Apply hehA
plellllses, Or at NO. "a Camp street. myl4 st
H'Qk RENT.-rhe Building No g. Banks Arcade q
formerly occupied by John Calhoun ESQ.,, will be I3l
rented low TO good tenant until Isl of November EsA
Apply at No. ~ Natchez street, up stairs MIL
DWELLING HOUSE FOR RENT-The large three
y story Dwelling House, No. Is Naohez street, con- -.
ta ih we've good Rooms, well calculated for 1
nCAhulNG hOUSE, having been kent a. sucb for ~
sk years Kent very low until first November Apply at
no q Natchez street, up Stairs. mylO
rkNO RENT for the Summer sensOn-A yeTy pIaa.
SAINT and desirable Residence Containing hall and -
with small yard and garden in front, fine Sou ex A
posure, and every convenience situated on amp street
lew doors below Esee, will be rented until LIST November
eNts at low rate. good tenant The greater part OF
the furniture will also be rented with the house il desired
Satisfactory reference will be required.
for more particular description OF the premises and
telns' lllole a. lhls Once. ap26u
TFNO BE LETL-A small snug office with fTt1Tes An
4 ply at 70 BANK PLACE. apl3
'f'O RENT.A delightful RESIDENCE AND "a
SUI JAKE OF LAND at the corner Of Chest f,,lfk
nufand Josephine streets, square from the Rail I
buses On the place there great variety of Fruit Shrub-
berry, Flowers etc. together with extensive houses sta
Oes, large plgeon-hoqse, rabbit warren etc, which, to
pleasant residence. For terms which be very low in tho
summer, apply at this office. ap3
ENUKNIsHED ROOMS TO RENT, at SO -.
Z PHILIPPA STREET, betloccR Common and taab
Two RENT-The SECOND STORY of rs Gus. -.
tOHhggse street, suitable for Storage Of Furniture .f
ETC. has Hosting Wheel and other Cnnvenences. Rent Ell
Low Gan he seen by applying to
Do J. DURBRlDGE CO. on the premises
ENURNISHEDROOMs FOR RENF.-Pleasant -.
u Furnished Rooms in the large twO-stury house Eias
with Galleries, at the of ST. John and Pefddo &
streets. MS
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sSTREETs, Rear of the St. Charles Hoe-H R; Gst5k5E
BEACH having moved from 40 and IS Royal -2I2--d-
street. to the above establishment will keep constantly on
hand large and complete of CARRIAGES of
the latest and most beautiful MODELS finished in the per
tec style, many OF which originated and built expressly
for the patrons of this establishment. Purchasers invited
to examine this stock before making their selections else
where. u13 6md&W
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irish.
WILLIAM CARLISLE,
James street, Belfast.
EDwD, COLLIER,
3 Warren S Place, Cork.
VIM. CLELAND,
Shannon street, Limerick.
M. DowNEY,
Quay. Waterford.
4, 1850. api8 1y
The North-Carolina standard., 1850-07-27

body 10 be from to 10 feet. the length Of the arm
from the centre Of the body to be from Ito 9 feet
and to form an angle withthe body from 1l0 to
l20 degrees nett siding TO be fiom Sto II inches;
the bodies to be sided to the diameter Of the arms
the siding way the moulding sizes Of the bodies
in the middle Of their lengths to be from Is to 20
inches. Estimated at 2l0 inches nett siding
per inch nett siding. ass as .z i-l-3ss
10 white oak knees. for cat heads; the body to be
from to 10 feet long, the length Of the arm from
the centre ofthe body to be from to 8 feet long.
and to form an angle with the body from $50 to
40 degrees nett siding of the arms to be from
IL to l6 inches; the rough siding Of the body must
be two inches larger than the diameter ofthe arm
the siding way /; and the moulding size of the bo-
q. dy its entire length, must not be less than its
rough siding size. Estimated At 40 inches nett
siding.-per inch nett siding. .- ......l
40 white oak beams, from Is to 80 feet long. to aver
age % feet in length to side 10 inches, and mould
8inches. and to spring 10 inches in 26 feet. Es-
timated at GIL cubic fect-per cubic foot.
10 white eak beams, 81 feet long; to side IL inches
and mould IL inches, anG to spring 10 inches in
26 feet Estimated at $40 cubic feet-per cubic
foot.
900 cubic feet best quality pasture white oak butt
pieces Ground logs) from II to Is feet long; and
pone less than 20 inches diameter at the top and
clear of the bark, the beams to be free from
wane-per cubic foot.
Nh S-EHife nnk plank
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VOLUME XVI.
TIE NORTH CAROLINA STANDARD
IS PUBLISHED WEEKLY BY
WILLIAM W. HOL ID EN-,
EDTTOR AND PROPRIETOR.

T., -. IT,. mir, per annum, payable in advance In
viii the paper be sent, unless the money for
~. o sbalI accompany the order. Subscribers and
others who may wish to send money to the Editor can
~ 90 t all times by Mail and at his risk. Receipts for
al sums will be promptly transmitted.
" "nvxRr1sxxExrs not exceeding fourteen lines will be
inserted one time for dollar and cents for
each subsequent insertions those of greater length in
nrton Court Orders and Judicial Advertisements will
he charged twenty-five per cent higher than the above
rates. reasonable deduction will be made to those who
advertise by the year.
Letters to the Editor must come free of postage.
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The above 10 pieces to have feet in length for eve
H ~ inch in diameter.
$50 poles. from la to inches in diameter, an,
from Is to 20 feet in length. s
Spruce Piece Stieks fpey nteee)
spieee sticks. ss fee, long. II inches diameter.
do -. IS DO II do
Is do 80 do II do !.
The diameter Of the above will be measured onethtt
up from the butt end, clear Of bark.
Class No. 7.-Ligmunvste, per ton Of 2,24O lbs.
tons ls inches diameter. ..tass
rhs do; DO a. s, 8 3 and 70 nehe. diameter e. r
less than feet in leng,h-in all tons. .si
NAVY YARD. PENSACOLA.
Class No. I-Lam6er, (board mcasure.) per foot
IOOOO feet yellow pine boards inch thick be l6 to
20 feet long and II to Ia inches wide
oOoo ieet yellow pine boards, IL inch thick. to be
:, , i6 to 20 feet long, and IA to Ii inches wide
feet yellow pine plank inches thick. Is to SO
feet long, and IL to Ia inches wide IS ~
loooo ieef yellow pine plank. l-2 inches thick %
- oo TO 80 feet long, and IL to IA inches wide
zooo feet yellow pine plank, inches thick. Is to 80
feet long, and IL to IA inches wide
All to be of the best fine grained, long leaf yellow
pine, clear Of sap. square edged
Class No. 2-White Oak, lboard measure. pei foot
feet white oak boards, inch thick l2 to Is feet
long, 10 to IL inches wide.
10 900 feet white oak plank, l2 inch thick, so TO IS
feet long. and 10 to IL inches wide
10000 feet white oak plank inches thick 80 to IS r.
long, and 10 to IL inches wide
To be Of the best white oak. i ,s
CLASS No. S.-Whie Pine and Cyp1ess, [board
measured per foot.
II, 900 feet first quality white pine boards S-4 inch
thick, to be II to l6 feet long. and 10 to IA in.
40 900 feet first quality white pine boards inch thick.
TO be IL to 16 feet long. and lG to II inches wide
ches wide
10 900 feet first quality white pine plank, ID inch
thick, to be IL to l6 feet long, and 10 to ii in
ches wide
10000 feet first quality white pine plank, l-2 inch
thick, TO be IL to Is feet long, and 10 to Ii in.
ches wide -- -.... - .-.- !.
Is 900 feet first quality cypress boards, inch thick,
to be IL to l6 feet long, and 10 to IA inches
wide
CLASS No. 4.-Black Spruce Spars, per stick
IS pieces 55 to 60 feet long, Is inches in diameter in
centre of sling
Is pieces 35 to 40 feet long, l2 inches in diameterfn
centre ofsing
25 pieces 30 TO IS feet long. inches in diameter in
centle-of sling
25 pieces 25 to 80 feet long, inches in diameter in
centre of sling
Glass No. 5.-Whife Oak Knees per sided inch.
so to side inches .- Fr
SO do l-2 do
so do do .. --
SO do 8 do
Measuring about 1925 inches bodies to be to 2
feet long. Arms to be from feet inches to feet
long. None to vary more than degrees from right
angle.
July S-law4w
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DRY GOODS!
A Rich and Attractive Assortment.
R.ALEIGH, July FL, 1850.

.. RALEIGH, Jaly 2l, 1880.
Splendid Summer Silks and Grenadines,
Musins and Lawns,
Plain and Plaid Linen Lustres
200 P's. Calicoes and Ginghams,
French and Navy Drings,
Splendid Embroidered Dresses,
Mourning and Half Mourning Caicoes and Muslins
Frinses Laces and Silk Braids of any color for trim
ming, Hose and Half Hose,
Swiss and Jaconet Muslins, s.z.-.:. >
Irish Linens and Lawn, (soft finish,)
Fine Cotton Shifting and Jeans, -.sse IS,
Bed-ticking, Sheeting and Counterpsine checks.
Silk Pocket and Neck Handkerchief,
Super Drab Detea,
Fine Broad Cloths and Cassimeres,
Fancy Silk and Marseiles Vesting, .r~-g
Black and Fancy Bareges,
Black and Fancy Alpaccas,
Super. Moleskn and Panama Hats,
Ladies' and Gentlemen's Shoes and Slippers,
Fine Parasols and Umbrellas,
Laces and Edgings and Insertion Trimmings,
Black, Blue, and Green Rareges, for Walls,
Splendid Bonnet, Belt and Cap Rbands,
Ladies and Misses Caters,
Mexican Hats of all colors, 81,
Kentucky Jeans and Coburg Casslmeres,
Super Cottenadc and Nankeens,
Kid Gloves and Silk Mitts, .s..... g.
Shambray Ginghams and Linen Rareges,
To make room for New Stock in the FALL as the sea
of the above named articles from his present extensv
assortment for cash at very little aLore costs where th
intelligent purchaser Is requested to CALL as they can
ways find, whatever article they may need-having al
ranged matters in New York to be supplied wit
T. A. MITCHELL.
S23-
The North-Carolina standard., 1850-07-27
$50 REWARD.

ID ANYWAY from the plantation Of Jas. G. Edwards
IQ Decd on the 29th of June last negro man named
Levi about FL years DID, he is rather dark complexion
and has lump the out side of his right knee large
as hens egg, which may lead to his detection exam
ined. He is about six feet high and generally weighs
about 200 pounds. --: E 5es.--a .gss g
He stole the free papers of Luke Hall and Ned Hall
who reside in this County and has attempted escape
the Rail Road by exhibiting the papers of the former,
which taken from him. and he still has the papers
of Ned Hall in his Possession. At Black Creek he in-
qured his way to Raleigh but suspected that he
still be lurking somewhere in this region. yssss q.
The above reward will be paid to any person or per-
who will deliver him to any of the subscribers
conffne him in any Jail that they get him.
Address Macon Moye, at this place.. ss5s .s.s,
MATTHEW l.. CARR, z
trs-; 7sr ~ -, IS DREW A. SUGG, ~
MACON MOVE. AsEz1asf
Cnldshoro' Iny lS. 1850. - Q Is A22- At
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} No. White Oak Plank.

To be sawed 10 full and thickness and to paral
lei widths and not to have more than halt inch OF sap
Estimated at 1872 900 feet board measure-per foot.
20 white oak plank, 80 to 40 feet long, ~ to .
inches wide, inches thick.
20 white oak plank, 80 to As feet long, 10 to IL
inches wide, l-2 inches thick. -,
20 white oak plank, 80 to As feet long, III 10 10
inches wide. inches thick.
20 white oak plank, 80 to so feet long, 10 to IL
inches wide, 4 l-2 inches thick.
20 white oak plank, 80 to so feet long, 10 to ls
inches wide, inches thick.
To be sawed fair, and of even thickness. and to have
natural edgewise, not less than II inches in the
length of each plank. Estimated at 1900 feet, board
measure-per foot.
Glass No. 4-Elm, White fish, and Black Walnut
500 cubic feet best quality elm timber (butt piecesl
from ten to twenty feet long, and none less than
lS inches diameter at the top end, clear OF bark
per cubic foot.
10 900 feet board white ash plank, from IL to
20 feet long, IL 10 20 inches wide. and two in
ches thick. per foot. ---
500 feet board measure black walnut, one-inch
boards. IL to 20 feet long, and to average sixteen
inches wide-per foot.
Class No. 5.-Yello,c Pine.
80 600 cubic feet fine grained Southern yellow pine
and none less than IS feet !ong-Per cubic foot.
1000 cubic feet fine grained Southern yellow pine
promiscuoas timber, from Is to 40 feet long. and
from Is to - inches square-per cubic foot.
CLASS No. 6.-White Pine
80 900 feet board No. l, first quality white
pine one inch boards--per thousand feet.
80 900 eet board No. second quality white
pine one-inch boards, per thousand feet.
NAVY YARD BROOKLYN, NEW YORK.
Class No. l.--Hickory Bars, &c. [per piece
100 rough hickory bars, six feet long and IL INCH
square.
20 while heart hickory butts, feet long and inch
diameter on the small end
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PROSPECTUS OF THE. - I.
'WarrentOn Adyoftiser.S !

THE undersigned proposes to publish in the town 81
i Warrentop N. C.a Weekly Newspaper under tie
above title, -. =. -. = -. -
The Advertiser will give to the principles and sAs.
ures of the Democratic Party. accrdisi senlons and
BY temperate, just and even liberal spirit
who entertain adverse opinions rather 70 nol
fy than to increase the bitterness Of parry
1t is not designed however, to make tho Adsesiiser
political paper The largest portion o s coiulhns
will be devoted to Agriculture, Literature News, and
other subjects Of general interest 3. - (,
The publication win be commenced IS soon as syfi.
cent number Of subscribers Is obsaincd Il VIII is
printed Imperial sheet Of good paper, in new,
i nc, paid within three man,hs rom e ans sbs IL, II
number is sent. - - 8 .sss<s55s
-&,@-.s- ys4l JOHN CAMpNEIf,.ss =
July II, 1850. ~ 1aasss il : IS. .'..
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900 feet board measure usual lengths and breadths
2 inches thick
900 feet board measure, usual lengths and breadths
IL. inch thick
5000 feet board measure usual lengths and breadths
inch thick
The above to be the very best white ash.
CLASS No 4.
100 100 hickory eapssn bars each T. feet in length
To be hewn square, to be inches square at the
butt ends, and not less than inches square at
the small ends, per piece a
$50 hickory handspikes, each feet in length be
hewn square, to be inches square al the butt
ends. and not less than three inches square at
the small end.
All ofthe above pieces are to be riren, per piece
Cypress. (psr f00t) :
500 feet board measure, 20 feet long, 10 10 inches
wide, IA inch thick
1000 feet board measure, 26 feet long, to 10 inches
wide, inch thick &5.:@i tsF. /. rs f&ss;s
900 teet board measure, 26 feet long, TO 10 inches
wide, 78 inch thick ..s .--,
900 feet board measure 26 feet long. to 10 inches
wide. 81 inch thick
900 feet board measure, l to 90 feet long, to 10
inches wide, 3-4 inch thick
500 feet, board measure, 20 feet long, to inches
wide, Ia inch thick
500 feet, board measure, l6 to Is feet long, 7 to
inches wide, 1-2 inch thick
900 feet board measure, II to 20 feet long, IL to Is
inches wide, inch thick -r.t.tG gss.zt. 4s
The above cypress boat boards are to be Of the very
best quality. All under IL inches in breadth,
to be quartercd. clear Of sap wood. rot, splits,
shakes, knots &C. - - 7,--'- go
GLASS No. 6-.No l, or first quality White Pine
"a &c. Plank Boards. tper toof.) s's.-
GOO feet board measure from Ia to 20 feet long, l6
to ~ inches wide, Ia inch thick
600 feet board measure. from IL 10 20 feet long, IL
to "a inches wide, l-6 inch thick
iaet board measure from u to 90 feet long, lS
to "a inches wide, inch thick
1900 feet board measure. usual lengths and breadths,
inches thick In s-tst f.. -asa.
5000 teet board measure. usual lengths and breadths
inches thick = -,
5000 fcet board usual lengths and breadths
feet. board measure, usualengths and hreadths
inches thick
s5 600 ,eet board measure lengths and breadhs
= Il Ia inch thick *sfs}ss 81 .+53i
$1,000 feet board neasure usual lengths and breadth
70 900 feet, board measure usual lengths aad breadth
5.a inch thick. ~ !. s-s....g,,.s.. Is -
No. 2. or secand quality Whike Pine Piaak Boards
'sss S.eH 10 (per Jgpf.) - : 2 - g -
Is 600 feet board measure, usual lepgths and dbreaths
s,sa inches thick IS xss5sgtsstI sIS 4ssisF
600 feet board measure, usual lengths and bTeadths
inch thick. E
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