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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-10-09

UTOne of the best papers exchange with, barring
its politics. is the Indiana Statesman, Published at lndi-
annapolis by Ellis Spann Its independence and lear
lessness commend it to the party whose leading prnc
pies it is strong and able advocate Fountain Ledger
Wig.
@. Why is Ellis receiving aid and comfort from the
wing papersl
Il. Because of his efforts to dvideand break mp the
democratic party
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-10-09
Boston Post

1.-THE President OF the United States has done an
act which, next TO mentioning the matter favoraby in
his annual message, is the highest sanction he could
give to the Bioomer costume. He has appointed Mr.
BLooMER Postmaster at Seneca Falls New York and
Mrs BLooAER is the Deputy The short dress mania
Is evidently rising into political importance-C Eng
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-10-09

1-Garber says he has had controversy with the
Democrats Of Jefferson county. Why was he read out
Of the party by the Democracy in Mass Convention!
This looks little like 90 controversy some where
Perhaps he willexplan by saying he is right and the
Democrats of Jefferson county wrong!
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-10-09
7 IGHTNING, LIGHTNING.! LIGHTNING 1.-THE 81

II IGHTNINGi LIGHTNING,i LIGHTNING 1.-THE sub
scrber having thousand feet James Sprais
Cincinnati Lightning Rods this vicinity still prepared with
quantity Rods direct from Cincinnati and good experienced
hands put mp any quantity short and the moderate
price per he will sell the Rods per
purchaser put himself
sign of the Big Pad Lock and Cook Stove, by
HENRY s. KELLOGG.
References -Cap VOORHEES, C. w Yandes J. l.. Kech-
am j. d. Dsfr-es Essq, Deaf
Dumb ASYLUM Judge Perkins Messrs X r. Underh J. W. HO
land DR.. Bullard and ID. Craighead aug2e-w
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-10-09

0 The Washington National Monument is now nine.
tyeigbt and by the first Of October Il will be one hun
dred feet in height The beautiful white marble with
which IL is faced is procured from symngtons extensive
quarries, about twelve miles from Baltimore at cost
Of sixty-seyen cents per cubic foot
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-10-09

ga correspondent, says the N. Y Post wishes TO
know if is not Irish bull to call Catharine HAYES
the swan OF Erin, seeing that the swan is a sing
ing bird But he should remember that swans do SINE.
Thus the old rhyme:
Swans sing before they die. 'Iwere no bad thing
Did some folks die before they sing7r
Boston Post
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-10-09

u Brownvie, the seat of justice of Cameron coun-
ty, Texas, contains population OF four thousand
The town stands on the bank of the Rio Bravo opposite
the Mexican city of atamoras and the site of Fort
Brown where hostites were first commenced with the
Mexcans in the late war.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-10-09

1.-THE Branch Bank at Indianapolis shipped this
morning, 81 boxes Of silver, amounting to SOL 600, to
New York, by Adams & Co.'S Express This Express
has been doing very fair business since it commenced
fifteen days ago.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-10-09
THE BEST OF
n n II G A N n G II n =
TO THE LADIES,
NEW HARDWARE sroRE-NEw FrRn AND NV Coon.

NEW HARDWARE STORE-NKw FIRM NEW GOODs g
~ The subscribers have opened entire New Stock Of
Hardware styles and approved
OF house trimmings OF description Builders VIII please do
them the favor call and examine quality prices, &c.
Farmers also be furnished with almost every agricultural I'M
pemen such Ovel spades hoes and sches hay forks
grain cradles. s5ckles. &C. Sc.
Carpenters Jone COoPers, Masons Carriage and Cabinet Ma
kers Back, White and all other Smiths and the invitation
alphabet the CITY and surrounding
country call the the G and Cook Soue south
side OF Washington opposite d. Crageads and examine
goods and prices.
addition the above they will keep for sale good stock
and nails. Also continue
per- and sheet and do all kinds Of job work their
line order and lastly they do intend being oUone in the
lection of the approved kinds of Cooking Stoves warranted
sale Being well acquainted with the latest improved
made in New York Penn vania and Ohio, and having
had twenty practical experience the sale Of and Dhe
merchandise tie hardware trade they hope please VINO
favor them with a call WAINWRIGHT n BRO.
Indianapolis Sept 81, lS5O-w.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-10-09

| O-Judges Grier and Kane have decided that the Of
tense Of the abolition rioters Chrisana Pennsylvania
is treason, and they will be tried accordingly and
trust will be hung accordingly.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-10-09

~ Our own Government expressly recognizes the
Queen Of Spain fully the equal in dignity Of our own
Decentralization Tribune. - ~ -'.-.v-sr ~
Our own Government knows its own merits best
Cincinnati Enquirer.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-10-09

GJ The line of Stages east are now making the trl
through Xenia in twenty hours. Roads fine, goo'
teams, and careful drivers.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-10-09

eIThe Custom House at Point Isabel, Texas, has
been robbed Of goods to the amount Of ten thousand
dollars.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-10-09

INDIANAPOLIS, May 70, Ic0I
B shall be Of the Principal furnish all the gac
Of desire with immediate employ
therefore business part OF the Stat
who may be in want inform him OF the
stating all particulars and he will and send him well quail
fed in particular.
Arrangements made with of the largest
best Boarding the City board and lodge all The Students
from abroad making the board
ing Stationary about $1,000 the Tuition alone
I'M The Cincinnati Colleges. julyl7-1yd&w
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-10-09
HIATsl HATs,l HATs,!l-G. z. McGINNIs would :,

HATS HATS :! HATSni-G. +. McGINNlS would re
specfuy inform the public that he is receiving his Fail
Caps consisting of every style
quality Moleskn Silk Fur and Angola Hats Silk Plush Moha
Plush Cotton Plush, Goth Oer Fur Seal Muskra Oil Cloth
Silk and Velvet Caps Mems, Youths and Infants end
quantities. and he hesitation saying thai this the arg
est cheapest aud general Hats and Cap
ever offered in this market would those need Of Ha
and Caps him call before purchasing elsewhere he fe
satisfied that he give good h better bargains than
be obtained IN other establishment IN the city
Be sure and call al MeGlNNIS' Hat Store.
U3m Second door from Post Office
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-10-09

UDecatur County has organized an Agriculture
Society, and elected James Morgan, President.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-10-09

O-Hon Daniel Mace is now in our city. His family
with him, and understand will remain until they
leave for Washington. The Major is in fine health and
spirits
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-10-09

70 Temperance puts wood the fire, -four in the bar
rel vsor In the body intelligence in the BRAIN and spirit
in the whole composition Of man.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-10-09
JOHN O'KANE & SONS,
NEW ROCK STORE.

WYE announce friends Booksellers, Country Mer-
w chants Teachers Professional Gentlemen and book buyers
generally that have opened indianapolis Marion In
Book Store We prepared supply
stock OF Books and Stationery We keep always on hand large
complete Miscellaneous Theological Law Med
School, and Classical Books together with full
stock of Staple and Fancy Stationery
confident would be the interest Country Merchants
and all others wishing purchase books call
thankfully received and those who send thai
will be filled promptly Particular attention paid orders by
mail otherwise for quantities single volumes Beeswax and
Rags wanted. JOHN O'KANE g. SONS
may 29iwtf No Norris Buildings under Odd Fellows Hall
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-10-09

= 10 +" What are you making, Miss KNAPP !, inquired
familiar acquaintance OF lady. ~
= A knap-sack, 2 was the satisfactory reply IN
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-10-09
[From the Journal Of Commerce. J
Autumn.

They are falling-who are faling7
Autumn's petals
They are caIling-who are oallingl
List-the dying year,
Sitting like old man singing
His own elegy
With cracked voice. his grey locks swineing
List his soundelay.
l am growing old and weary
Old and weary-who is noii
Travelling on pathway dreary
BY his friends forgot,
Like tree that grew and fiourished
In a garden green
In the lap of spring-tims nOurished.
Youthful days I've seem
Never were Summer suns born to me;
Child of my old age,
Autumn's winds alone now WOO
On my pilgrimage.
These all in their turn departed,
Leaving alone,
Like limbless tree deserted
All its verdure gone.
With them went their fruits and flowers
Wealth Of seasons fed
sweet the memory of those hours
Ruried with the dead;
Hours that cycle back the morning
Time himself was young
Mid bOughs his path adjoining
First walked the bird of song.
Vet an heir leave behind me,
And large estate beside:
Whose fills my SHOES, shall find me
One who provide.
From between my feet there cOmeih,
In lineage, like and NAME
One around whose brow there boometh
Veriant wreaths the same.
This of all .ly and daughters
Most shall turn the tide
OF the deep, cold flowing waters
In whose depths died.
Welcome, then, the hour that tells me
My liles sands run,
And the snow-shroud, though il chills me:
The sire lives in his
Ceased the minstrel and his sadness
Thus cheeks be dry,
And with shouts of JOY and gladness
Triumph-though we die.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-10-09
W. NEwLAND. wM TRABUE.
NEWLAND & RABUE,
tsUocfssoRss TO - ". sPueH)
holesale Grocers, Commission and Forwarding Mer-

tscc6tssoRs,roiss w. sPrsH1
Wholesale Grocers, Commission and Forwarding Mer
- chants,
No 4io, NaiD, between 9Th and 9th SIS North side,
Hs e % cash. ss or ssassnss s1
The following are rs The principal articles, viz
20 s ass sd PEI% a sGSsn and o 1 eps Coffee;
80 hhds fair ioexra prime n o. Sugar
10 hhds ,Rsfped and Clarified Sugar;
10 Tierces Flint Rice r.
49, 5bbIs Golden Syrup
70 bbls Plantation Moiasse rs 49, y
25 bbls. Sugar House Molasses
So hf chests Gun Powder Tea;
PC hf chests Black Tea;
- hf chests Young HySn Tea;
25 6 and II lbs boxes Young Iiyson Tea;
% boxes Sss: E Psa cs sss 80 boxes boxes sssSs Candle:
225 Pressed Summer Candles;
10000 Cuba Six Cigars;
$50 bags and bales Cotton Yarns, No. 400 l0Oo
GOO lbs. Carpet Carpet Cham loo lbs CSnde WelS
525 bags Shot, assorted Sizes
Blue Buckets Fancy buckets 5Odoz fancy hi
IS nests q and in nest) Painted Tubs;
3 SOz' No No. y and Sl Painted Tubs
so bbs: Hydraulic Cement 50 bis Vinegar
s. Packages No / ? and MaekeIel ,ao,
Zoo kegs KEGS .%psr cut cut Sa "a g. and Il 0 and %
us boxes Mo. and KY s. s, pound and pound humps,
100 boxes Matches
BrOOmS.
10 casks and Lbls. ssleraiuS;
10 oaks sup. Carb Soda:
200 lbs best Spanish Indigo;
COO lbs Bright Dutch Nader;
% bags Pepper and Spice;
~ bbls. Alum;
70 bbls Epson Salts;
% bbis Birthstone;
400 lbs Cloves.
500 lbs. Fresh Nnimegs
100 Mats Cinnamon Bark;
400 lbs. Camphor;
$50 lbs. Cream of Tartar
l,2O0 Reams Wrapping Paper;
$50 Reams Letter and Cap Paper;
30 boxes John Bills sarsaparila
so boxes Fresh Cream Cheese
us kegs Pure and No. 1. White Lead;
Pipe schnaPps Gin the best article imported;
81 Ppe a pas p @ dark a ' Bs
3 casks Raseans pale and dark Brandy
u pipes 1. q +, AIares pale Brandy;
u pipes J, J. Dufuys pale Brandy;
81 casks r. l.. Madeira Wine; t'
2l casks Spanish Port Wine;
81 casks pure Port juice Crown brard
81 casks Burgundy Port;
p casks pure Malaga Wine. 20 d.
Bourbon Copper distilled and eesed WHISKY PsasR and Apple
Brandy Also Candies Ground SPICE, Mustard Esoe'ses CHINA
sS s .s sA reeq anJ as a pa
Boards Corks and Hemp Tra Lines
md Staging Dupons and Blasting Powder, siers Salt ~e &c
IL G. HANNA CO want their money Those who owe us
are eqnestedlo call and pay without delay or costs seP2
~ oTIoNs--A large 10, Of Threads Bullons saspendsr
Shaving Soaps. Toy Gasses Combs Pins and Needles
SUNDRIEs.-Pepper ground and ungroundi ssIerans;
a Cinnamon, g ground and mgroupd; Alum, Matches;
Bed Cord. and Plough Lines Halter Rope;
Coiton Yarn Candle Wick; Batting Irvine, &c;
Received and for sale by BI.yTHE 4 HOLLAND may2s
xXyANTED-seoo 900 Bacon, for which the market price
w in cash win be paid BY BLYTHE a HOLLAND
= juneis V. c. HANNA & CO !
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-10-09
From the Pennsylvanian.T


A Scathing Letter to Governor Johnston.
from the Son of the Murdered GOrsuch.
We copy, this mornings from the Baltimore Sun, of
Saturday, powerful letter from Rev. s. Gorsuch, Of
Washington City, ID. c. the son of the gentleman
dered the morning of the llth of September, at
Chrstiana, in this State, by band Of armed negroes,
urged by the Abotionsts The letter is addressed
to w. F. Johnston, Governor OF Pennsylvania, and is
thringly interesting and convincing. Ii off the
the veil of hypocrisy which Johnston boldly assumes,
and exposes his hostility to the Constitution, and his
guilty Indifference the late bloody tragedy, when
law, carrying out the obligations Of that sacred COM
pact, violently and fatally resisted. Mr. Gorsuch
is eloquent and exemplary clergyman of the Metho-
dist Episcopal Church. and writes vindicate the
supporters of the National authority, when that bloody
outrage perpetrated as well as to unvei the aga.
and demagogue who, after having encouraged the
Aboonsts by his example, refused to sustain the law
of the land, even while falsely protesting his anxiety
that it might be respected, and nsulted the victims
shameful treason, by his nhuman Indifference. We
have never read whitening more unanswera-
bic production, and commend it to all parties as
eminenty deserving their careful and deliberate peru
sal.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-10-09
FRIDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 3, 1851.
Bright and Wright.


The Madison Courier repnblishes the late Card OF
Mr. Blake and Judge Perkins, conradictng the asser-
ton of the Courier that Senator Bright approached Gov
Wright three times, and three times rePnlsed be-
fo.s the Governor would permit interview. On this
Card the editor makes his comments reiteratng the
charge previously made, and concluding with the follow
ing emphatic paragraph: "Ow settlement IS correct,
and ,ce are prepared 10 prOre a. henerer Perkins and
Blake deny Il categoricaiIy.'
Now we are authorised 10 say, that Messrs. Perkins
and Blake do deny it categoricalIy Let CARRIER pro-
duce the evidence, or wear the brand Of a
We know all about this settlement, and there no.
thing dishonorabe in the condnct Of either of the gen.
tlemen. Mutual friends brought it about; mutual ene
mics would now reopen it.
D-It seems that our friend Colfax has gone to
Washington with complaints, bitter, if not loud, against
Messrs Stuart and Hall, members of the Cabinet
who, it is alleged, were opposed to his election A
writer in the Washington Telegraph, complaining OF
the treatment he received the hands of the admins
traton, says:
- There is scarcely able, eloquent and popu-
lar Wing in the State of Indiana than Schuyler Coax-
liz confidently anticipated by those who knew and
loved him, but tcbO did not knolc icha the 4dminirG
tiOn doing against him, that he wonld beat DIR.
Fitch. He did the able and eloquent Doctor to the
|
Wing Administration had acted rith and for instead Of
acting against him. His friends say that during the
hottest OF the campaign, Mr.. Secretary Stuart, who
now that he knows distinction between Wings
and Democrats, undertook paralyze Mr. COllaxs ex-
ertons in the Wing by sending to his opponent
DR.. Fitch, appointment, liz an Indian matter, worth
eight dollars day, to be bestowed by Dr. Fitch upon
/ such person as he might select for the Office.
But, as ii this was not enough for this Wing Admin
istraton 10 do in the way of damaging Mr. Colfax the
noble and eloquent Wing champion, and showing to the
emoeracy its readiness to abandon the Wing party
that had brought its head into power, the Post or
fee Department. under the control Of that than
intellectual giant, Nathan K Hall, needs
mail agent, the step-father of Mr.. Coliax, up
right officer and sterling Wing and give the place to
a man who would take part against Dr. Fitchr'
We hope the Administration will do justice to Mr.
Colfax We have no doubt the Administration labored
under the impression that he favored the election o.
Scott to the Presidency. If Mr.. Ccllax remove
that impression he may succeed but such articles as
the above is not calculated TO effect his object H
friends, predict, will not be restored. Better let j
10
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-10-09

IEUN-PoWDERi GUN-POwDER!!-we are agents for the
u sale OF Gun powder obc celebrated Hazard Powder Cos
manufacture nleed equal Powder
VIII supply City dealers reasonable delivering Powder
upon short
We have erected Magazine near the Cy limits and shall n nh
times, be fully supplied with all grades OF Powder
All Powder sold by viii guaranteed equal 10
when Otherwise, the money will be refunded i
We now have IN Magazine:
IS kegs Kentucky Rife Powder Fife:
20 bali kegs do do. do
20 quarter kegs do do
20 kegs fair Lawn Mills Fife do:
20 kegs Deer. do.
10 kegs Austin King d Co.'S do:
10 half kegs do do:
lOkegs Cannon and Blasting do;
Superior Canister and Sporting. do;
BROWNING & MAYER
North side, Washington Street. near The sIsie House
june3O-w
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-10-09

DELZELL & TYLER
Book-Binders and Blank Book Manufacturer
(J0H5Eai Rb'hfiHgs- opposite Branch Bagk.l
INDIANAPOLIS. IND.
which place will constantly be ful and compeie
a assortment OF Blank Books OF description Justices
Blanks Blank Notes ~c Stationery description
ON hand of the best qualify and Will be sold
able terms
TO COUNTY OFFICERS
We supplied with assortment the oHeren,
Record Papers and prepared supply County Re
cords with or without printed heads, the very
on such terms as 10 insure satisfaction and workmanship
none IN the West We possession all
used the Offices the Stale should YOU IA
vor US with your orders entire satisfaction will be
Particular attention paid TO re- binding old books
aug2-6mw
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-10-09

MITCHELL BROTHER,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
P0MER0Y IRON
Warranted to be of a superior quality
Nails Steel Springs Axles Anvs Vices Bellows Wsgonhoxes
Plows, Steel and Cast Mould Boards, &c.
They also keep on hand large variety of
PARLOR AND COOKING STOVES,
or the latest patterns, and OF quality and finish
No aD5, Main ST., Wsa Side three doors LelOl1 Court
july7-6mw CINCINNATI, q.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-10-09

IT Aw SCHOOL OF THE INDIANA UNIVERSITY
This Institution under the OF the Hon David McDonald
and the Hon VIM T. Oo Its superior advantages gentlemen
entering the Legal Profession generally known and acknOwi
edged
The la this Law School
branches Of Legal Science Students examined every day
their and lectures daily delivered
held every Saturday, which all students
ercsed in preparing pleadng and arguing legal
The students divided into classesie Junior and the
Senior The books of the Junior class Baekslones CON-
keis Smith
Pleading
ChIy Pleading Greenlea Evidence and Mnons Equity
good Law library provided for the students but they
furnish their O Xxi books
Students attending this department sessions
discretion of the Faculty Board Of Trustees diplomas
but praoicmg lawyers will be entitled them shou o thai
The tuition fee thirty dollars per The graduation
FIVE dollars.
The approaching will the first Monday OF
November and end the first OF March following.
ID. II MAXWELL. Pres'I,
Bloomington, Sept. I, ls5l. b. Z IHd UairerSty
S-vv6N
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-10-09

GROCERIEs. GROCERIES :, GROCERIES 1--WE are
" receipt and well selected
ceres and offer Wholesale, the trade reasonable prices We
would city and couary dealers
before the River, feel confident
offer inducements them make AT least pant their purchases
N this market
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-10-09

Our stock consists n part a. follows
. hhds n. o. Sugar; 10 Ibis pure Saleraius,
% bids Crushed Powdered and 25 doz Painted Buckets
Loaf Sugars: 20 Nesis 10 Tuhz
50 bags Easlr- Rio Coffee SO doz Bed Cords,
40 bags old Java do; reels do;
so bbls. y. o. MOasses, do. sash Cord
10 do. ). III. do. 10 coils Halter Rope
o Tierees prime Rice; 30 doz Pow Lanes;
so half chests .liyssn. Imperial, aOO lbs. TNvine;
GmpOwder and Black Teas, SO boxes w. r. Cheese;
D boxes Summer Candies 10 do English Dairy Cheese
p do. Star do; $40 lbs. Coppe1as;
% do. Soap 500 do. :. 4 Indigo;
% do Toilet q Shaving soap: do Alum:
Genuine old G sile do do IOgwoOd;
10 gross MasOn's Backing 1000 lbs Nader
900 doz assorted BroomS casks Salmon;
0OO Percussion Caps % boxes - 10 and lO II Glsss;
100 !, 4, and whole keg, Haz- 50 do Glassware;
ards Gun Powder kegs Nails.
900 lbs. Bar Lead 80 gross siaIche.;
so bags Shot : Ibis Almonds
boxes Bakas Cocoa; Tnberts
do Chocolate; I.OOUIhs assorted Candy.
5OOOO Cigars 100 reams Wrapping Paper;
40 boxes Tobaecoi . do. Cap and Leuer Paper
so ,s. Nuimegs; dog lax,
bags Pepper ) boxes clay Pipes;
do. Aspee; 2NU0 Stone DO:
% CinlamOn; Pine Stems.
"a dOz Mustard; - boxes
20 lbs. Cayenne; p doz. Zne Washloants:
boxes Pepper Sauce; ~ Nests wood Bowls
200 lbs. Cloves;
For sale by BROWNING a MAYER
North side Washington 81, square east OF State House
sepIO
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-10-09

:, ;,
Domestic Brandy Sweet Wine and tsin New England Rum o.
Bourbon Copper distilled and reched Whisky Peach and App
Brandy Also Candies Ground Spec Mustard Escenses Cns
Vermuge Castor Iseed and FannersO OIL Tupeine ini
Flasks Jars Glass Tunblers Backing Percussan Caps Pas
Boards Boie Cork Cotton and Hemp Twne Cotton Tro Lane
and Staging, Dupon and Blasting Powder siers SALT &C. &c
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1851-11-17
THE UNDERSIGNED WILL RECEIVE

a proposals until the 10Th instant for the gradu-
alton Of all of any part not ebs than mile, of
the Washington aud Rockville Turnpike, from the
city boundary to the District line. Also. for fur
nishing and delivering al such points on the above
mentioned line of road, in such quantities and at
such time may be required, all any specified
portion not less than 100 900 feet, of 10000 feet
board measure, of 3-inch plank, Of which 600 900
feet shall be in lengths of feet and widths from
10 10 inches, and l56 600 feet shall be II inches
wide, and in lengths of from 10 to is feet. The
graduation will be done under the direction Of the
engineer of the company, will be paid for by the
cubic yard, and will be measured as excavation
only.
Proposals will also be received for laying the
plank and secpers for the whole any part of the
road, to be done under the direction of the engineer
Of the company.
a profile Of the road may be seen at our Banking
House, which indicates very nearly the proposed
graduation, but from which the company will re-
serve the right of making such devatons as in the
judgment OF the engineer may be expedient.
The plank must be sound and free from sap.
Bidders will state the price per nj. for white oak,
for Chesapeake Bay pine and for hemlock, and will
discriminate between the GOO, 900 and the l56, 900
feet described above, the latter may, if the
company fit, be dispensed with
Nov I4-t20th CHUBB, SCHENCK & co.