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Worcester daily spy., 1852-02-13
CONGRESS.
WEDNESDAY,, 1

WEDNESDAY, Feb. IL.
SENATE.-The resolution of sympathy for the
Irish exiles, was then taken up. Mr. Seward
made a long speech IN its favor, and Messrs Daw-
son, Underwood, and Mason of Virginia, against.
Without any decisive action, the Senate ad-
journed,
HousE.-Mr Sratton of New Jersey, present
ed the resolutions of his State, approving the COM
promise resolutions, passed at the last session of
Congress.
Mir Giddings spoke upon the compromise meas
ures, and said that he WIS opposed to the Gugi-
tive slave law. He was willing to abide by the
Constitution, but he objected to making his con.
stituens blood hounds, to chase down fugitive
slaves
Mr. Gddmgs was replied to by that "model
whig'' Stanley of North Carolina, in speech
which would have done honor to the immortal
Capt. Rynders; after which Mr. Houston moved
the previous question, and under its operation,
the resolutions were ordered to be printed.
The House then went into Committee on the
bill explanatory of the Bounty Land Act of 1850
After considerable debate, which was confined
TO the compensation of officers for locating war
rants, the Committee rose without concluding,
when the House ad journed.
Worcester daily spy., 1852-02-13

fqd Messrs Grswod and Spooner were elected.
IlUsE.-At 20 minutes before l o'clock, the
o'utS OF the DAY were taken up, and after the
uanfcuon - OF some unimporIant business, the
Hou4 adjourned.
Worcester daily spy., 1852-02-13

IS The whole amount of gold, silver, and
copper coinage at the four U. S Mints, during the
year 1851, was $63, ,48S 525, viz: at the
No. ofpieces Value.
rIn'tadeIphla Mint 24,9S5,736 $52, $3.50 978 43
N rew Orleans 3,527000 10, $500 90
GGna,'o"e' N. =. 1O5, ,365 32f454 90
Ddhohega' Georgia, 1886 3sI ,592 90
Total 2S,70l, 958 $63, ,448, 1913 43
vi this coinage, the whole was in gold, except
$446,797 in silver, and $99 ,635 4s in copoer at
Philadelphia, and 1927 600 in silver, at New Or
leans.
The expense of the coinage at PHILADELPHIA.
amounted to 42-lOO per cent; at New Orleans,
100 per cent; at Charlotte, 8 55- 100 per cent;
and at Dahlonega, I3-lOO per cent
Worcester daily spy., 1852-02-13
From the Bangor Couries,
Prospects in California.

"Oh, California; that's the land for me,
I'm bound for Sacramento,
With my wash-bowl on my knee.
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A NEW Route TO Pitsburg, via the baltimore, sus-
quehanna and Peryipania RaiToadThroueh 90 Pistug
50 korshn express main OF will leave Calyet station daily
United Washington Baltimore
connecting with the last line Mddletown
irving at Harrisburg at u, 2. M, TO dinner
The Harrisburg for The west NJ arriving
Holiday g. Atis point passengers have The option
taking
direct from Holidaysburg Pttsbnrg.
Tickets will be sold following points by this train,
York, Whghtsvie, Columbia Marietta Mddetown, Harrisburg,
New ron, Meon Peuysylle Lewown Vcysiorn, Hunt
ingdon, Holidaysburg and Pushurg.
This with the Cumberland Valley railroad,
which passes through Carlisle, shppcnsbug, Chaubersbg and
other points this road
accommodation from Washington
points company
Baltimore Railroad Company the
morning baggage, which viii be
ROBERT STEWART,
OctI-du Ticket Agent.
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wAsuIseros, May 7, lssA

an petition OF Abrnn Van Order, Ithaca, New Yors
praying the extension Of granted him the m
July, 1885, for Improvement In boilers for engines
from the expiration Of said patent w
takes place the seventeenth day Of July, ie52--
Il Is ordered that said petition be heard the Patent Os
Monday the 18th July ie2 u O'Clock and all persons
notified TO and show they have, why sdP
uuon ought be granted.
opposing required Gle In the fain
Office their objections specially forth in writing at least iW
~ day hearing All testimony filed by either p
70 be The said hearing, bo taken and transmitted .
cordance with The rcs Of The Office which win be furnished on
plicaon.
Ordered also, This Published National Insr
gencer, Republic and Unlon Washington D. c. Inquirer f
sdc'phis, Pennsylvania Express, New York Albany STATE k
Albany, New York; Commercial Advertiser Buffalo, Nes
York Dsly Res, Boston, Massachusetts ;once w.
successive weeks previous Of July per Wy
- 49, THos EwBANK,
Ssh Commissioner Of Patents
e. Editors OF the papers will copy and send m"
bills Patent Once with paper containing this notice
May a-lnw3w
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no OWNERS Lands in Texss--A gentleman In Virginia
who good and lawyer desires 10 Texas
season, like the
Of lands that county, with view TO bring them
market.
lie family small capital and IL DESTROYS Of In
agriculture lie the most satisfactory Testimonials OF capae
Integrity responsibility his acquaintance such
enable considerable emigration 10 Texas
Any inclined avail himself
o be placed correspondence with the
advertiser suitable by nddrcssng post paid
VIM GOULDIN,
General agent and collector, Richmond, Virginia.
MarI3 AT
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LAW AND AGENCY NOTICE.
Worthinxyfon q. Sncthen

CONTINUES practise law 10 the Supreme Cont TO attend 10
before claims settle
against the departments and boards of commissioners
patents u home and abroad obtain pensions and
lands collect debts dvdend iegacess and Dhcr
ances OF The United States and la foreign cotfor
fund.- bond
purchase and sale oans lands and
patent rights, any Stale Of The Union
Particular attention paid Cauta land uue coming
10 the United States Supreme Court appeal
prepaid addressed W. a. Sneten, Carroll
Place. Cap H, Washingtor d. CO will meet with prompt at
Oct2B-dty
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c,uMnrEH ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

GUNNER AftHhNGEMENr.Jusf received from Pbladel-
- pha another lot Of
This refrigerator any that been produced
constructed
circulation OF cold refrigerator
Az upright feigeraors three the
Sc consequently keep the provisions a the bottom
cod The interior vessels % this of II % ar
ranged Thar each article OF food kept entirely and removed
with facility nd examine them.
G. WOODWARD agent Of Columbia,
sylvania avenue, between 10Th and Hh streets.
81 !.
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" oonmissioncr Of the General Land Once.



Respcns yyirafs entries hdrarn from
Illinois Central Railroad
confusion difficulty tho land officers after CLOSING
Of public sales above procaned VIII announce
dopble ne minimum pTc VIII he re-
ceivcd day. DAY. land in the several
offered such public sae and remained
unsols which townships viii be announced
applications sale after the close Of the public
ion Of land Warrants 70 be made " wIng
applications made will be examined as
be acted the and whre shall
have applied on the same
locate The act such applications M be re
thereafter such app can and be
awarded To the highest bidder, according 70 law,
lands, land officers viii that written Appcnhon
received private entries by cash locations by land war
rsnts COZ Of the vacant and pubic sna
The six IN width ench side Of the snd aond and ~
branches heretofore Withdrawn from market TO enable the state o.
Illinois tho quantity Of land to which she " entitled and
which been selected for such purpose and such npa
order In which the townships VIII be
VI Of business should require such
applications viii be treated in the those above men
toned.
ISisaySsrine and Springfield Disfricts
There being lands within the EpwaBpsvlIf district and no
ttsod within spRIsorIsLp district falling within the m
grant, and unnppppaied
within Districts which have
been withheld from account ~ said roa and
United States AFTER the seecton Tor me roaa
completed, w IN like manner as aocso De
entry, following periods 70 WI
the lands In DISTRICT on Monhay e cv ="
lands in tho arRsaFsLp DISTRICT on Monday
the fceaty -sirfh day ofJsiy next 80, -, -,
right Of the public lands which have
been withheld rom market account ol ne railroad gram
virtue OF settlement made thereon
o. 1850 and prior 10 the day when the
land asain 70 private entry aforesod
made by land warrants they VIII be re-
ceved nj the Of the land and deficit Of the
chase cash. accordance with regua
lions prescribed by this Office on 2sd March last
hand AT the General Land Oce the third day
Al 7"iawI3v J. BUTTERFIELD, Commissioner.
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MOSES T.. HOLT,

ArToaaRy couNsFLLoR AT Law,
Sdn Francisco, California.
Rsrtnrscrsi Hon. =. w Inge NJ O. AIabaa John Tsysr,
Mobile Alabama Messr Wright Go, New or
,sans Lonssns Henry Clark esq, Tsrborc, North Carolina
Hon w M own, NJ Californian Benz True, New York
city Bsaey, ESQ., Boston, Hatch,
Portsmouth, New Hampshire. May 7-2awiy
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DIsrnior or CoLumpr., Washington county, TO wits
IN The Henry May administrator Of Ann r. Bouden
ccnsed administrator aforesaid has, with the appfobauu
orphans court appointed Tuesday the 18th day o. un
settlement and distribution Of the estate Of said
the his hands administrator fr the sans
collected and turned money, when and where m VA r
and heirs 81 saia deceased notified TO attend
claims they may Otherwise by law be excluded from Az ek
said provided copy Of this ordrbe published
for three weeks prior 10 said l5h day Of June next
no. N. ROACH, Reg. WIZ
True o0py--f'"' Ed N. ROACH, Rec. wiz
May 0s--Iaw3w
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State the price page for every additional page
Of the above over four estimating at O,oOo
pages.
Blank forms any other Description o. printing
quirod bfoadsde any Of the above paper each
broadsde 10 be counted as one page.
Trenaurer's weekly statement Of treasury drafts and
specie, imperial 100 sheets... 900
expressly be understood that charge OF o.
scpon will be allowed The prices bid fo printing must eoysi %
include a contingencies and
the right have description
printing poperlybe called shook pamphlet work o.
ecuted by special contIbct
bidders printing viii accompany their bids with samples
oqna Of the different kinds OF paper they 10 furnish
May 97--nwiw
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DE fElsD1NG u WNLlE,
No. Toads Buiiing Psnnyiuania nerf door
.Brown's Hotel, Washingfoa, n. @.
CHAs. DE SEEDING ANDREW WYIIE, IT,, having formed
coparnersbp for tho OF prosecuting claims before
Congress the executive departments, before board Of
nissoneo appointed Of spoIatons
claims foreign government prepared give their
full and faithful be
their charge They win also attend obnninr Pensions
land duties, claims arising under eses
otherwise buying and selling real estate collecting private claims
rents sc. .-. +. II
Andrew Wyie J viii attend 10 law business with which
either himself the firm may ntrused in Of the Of
the District the Supreme Court Of the United States.
Chas Seldnp,
public, Union,
will prompt taking Of testimony ncknowledg
mont Of deeds and other duties which appean his cfce
Charges will be moderate regulated ny the claimed,
and the o required.
Communications (postrad receive immediate attention.
Sept s--dty
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MAYNARD, WASHINGTON, D. c.

NNNi-f NhUt y.
CLASS No. i.-HAne- 0ak Knees-Sguare md square.
inches finished inches psr zach
20 knees o side n inches when finished s75 do do
100 knees TO side inches when finished, ,l2l do do
80 knees side a. inches when finished, $40 do do
80 side finished
length inches; bodies
all respects with
the fbook OF measurement
CLASS No. a. Waite oak PLANK Stocks.
- 500 cubic feet white plank stocks per the
longest pieces straight, Is by ~ remainder
in accordance with the books 81 measurement
$1,000 feet board whiio-oak plank
plank C50l0 feet will be inches 2s
5000 feet inches thick the hickest plank be
the longest lengths IN other respects
"book Of measurement above named.
Class No. 3e-yelo,c- Pine Pidnk s,octs
900 cubic yeowpne plank stocks per In te
above amount 30 pieces be ~ feet long
Binches in thickness the other way ~ inches. with
regular off Inches also, 30 pieces
sided unrht ~ inches, thickness II inches the other
with regular inches also 10 longest
pieces Of the plank stock be square, I6
inches At the end in other conform
book Of measurement.
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HAyY-YARD, GosroRT, VIRGINIA.
CLAss No. 4.

25, 900 cubic feet plank stocks per foot
90 pieces OF white side 10 lsinehes 10 "a long
straight way from 10 70 % inches
The moulding wsy-say 2,loO cubic feet per cubic foot
Raider Stocks.
White oak buu pieces for hrseass figae;
pieces, length 80 diameter head ~
heel 10 inehes-say ga cubic feet, per cubic foot
For 1rst class soop
pieces eng "a feet 10 inches siding
heels inchegsay 456 cubic feet per cubic diagram will
be furnished al this nayy-yard.
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DEPAEfh1kIof STATS,
Washington, May 25 1852.
pursuance Of s aet iss1ns and making approximation. lol
general approximation On without asshony ~ ana 10 s and
provide or certain Incidental Of the departments add
August & ssS a. pSSs &
aa such as .sdos in eseS nsa SUBJ
Joined schedules Nos and be required BY "a tor
that the department liberty
less % greater quantity ofany article than specified according
Each article q q tAe 9 qal, and be delivered without
SCHEDULE NO. /.
Writing popsr, handmade Of linen laid.
SO fooseap SATIN plain hnish be- when trimmed
l9k by IS inches, and weigh not less Than Is los. per
soreans mole paper, similar finish, per ream
SCHEDULE NO. ..
Envelope paper smooth.
90 reams super royal, yellow, per
~ rams medium, yellow OF bun, per ream
10 reams double cap, white, do
80 reams brown wrapping super royal, per ream
SCHEDULE NO D.
100 cards metallic pens, per cards
2' gross metallic penys, or such as may be
sgioss black lead pencils Monoe's Fabcr, per gross
s dozen , lss .s 1s'ai Nc 9"s' per dozen
ss s s:::s $ 4: i i .$ !:
sdosen silk TASTE %
2dozen penknives Rodgers Il Sons, four blades, do
2dozen ink In quarts, black Maynard and Noyess do
pound waters, red per pound
100 United States seals, red, per 900
500 for department seal, per 1000
So sealing superhne, Scarlet pound
pounds da-rubber, prepared, per pound
5pounds Irvine, gilnet do
- pounds seine, do
10 pounds do coarse, for packing do
Each proposal by individual firm making
and specify price, ond but price, for each and every a
contained the schedule Should articles be required moi
furnished the lowest market prices
according quality Blank for proposals will be furnished al
the department persons applying for them and without
uniformity department difficult
decision will be taken consideration unless substantially
agreeing herewith. 4. .... .34 asE
The proposals the department Of State and
endorsed Poposals for Stationery Notice will be the
awarded who will be required with
in five thereafter give bond with two sufficient urees for
its performance.
The department Is in all decide whether
complied with, and
article which his of inferior quality, well
annui the contract failure TO comply with the terms
within o reasonable time.
during the period and
subject conditions Of such job printing
required by the department for year from the M
OF july next, consisting Of asH
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board measure 3nch plank, 10 inches wide,
per NJ feet. board
eau the centre pith splits,
shakes yellow ana other ons, and TO be sawed 70 fun
and thckness.)
500 cubic timber (round bu pieees from ~ los25
long and from 20 inches daIneteT 10
inches diameter the bark In the middle Of The sticks,
per cubic loot
600 cubic yellow timber, oand but peces from ~
long from ~ 10 10 inches diameter,
age IS inches the middle Of tbs sticks clear
the bark, cubic foot
loco feet ineh cedar boards rs 70 feet
and 10 inches wide, per IA feel board measure
10 pieces quality cedar, 10 10 long and
squared from 10 10 inches. Estimated 60
bic feet, per cubic foot.
CLAss No. 5-Ihekory Butts aud White aah Oar RaTas.
cords quality hickory butts from TO feet long and from
no inches annette cord
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on every other description Of paper designated
above, but 10 be by the Office ordering ~, whether
circulars, instructions, warrants, forms, returns, ac,
a specified in the FIRST paragraph, for
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CI,aRLns SEXTON. Aaernsy ana conn.enar-.t-

rThRLEs SEXTON. Attorney and Counseilor-st-
services In the Court
the States claims before Court Commissioners,
In claims against the departments Of the general
Congress- procuring patents in obtaining
bounty collecting debts and inherances
sale lands the United
especially prosecuting claims before the Of commits
under Mexico his full
tcnon, coming up
States Supreme Cont appeal.
and Territories, compiled from the
ofhe General Land onice and statistical information,
bcng The md population Of The Territories and the
important the United States agreeaby The late
be obtained his once 18th street. opposite The Treasury
Building, Washington, ID, @.
Justin Bu,terheld, Washington city his excel
cncy Alexander Ramsey 81 Paul. Minnesota John ~ Livingston
attorney saw New York city; Peter H. Burnot aomeya. law,
dcphia Mes A. r. Ladew Co, 81. Loui. Mess G. Abor
nathy 4 Co, Oregon City.
Feb B-2aw3m
ID III. HOOE * CO., Wholesale and Retail Dealers In
carpctne floor oil cloths, mangs, curtain Materials
sheotne blankets and furnishing goods generally
Pennsylvania avenue between 7h and 9Th streets, Wasngon
u. O.
Aug 2o-u
NEW. good and cheap edition wsveriy Novels,
IN embracing prcaes and notes,
be completed IN ~ vols Parts | and just received.
History Of Virginia by r. =. Arthur and w. a. Carpenter,
CooPers Lectures the Principles and Practice OF Surgery
vol svo.
TAYLOR A. MAURY,
May 20 Booksellers 9Th street.
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Estimated al rs goo ineal feet, inea foot
The blades be full third from 81
inches wide by thick the end
34 inches thick handle
TO be ough straight grained OF knots p stains, and
all other deects be ripen, aud clear OF pih.
CLASS No. g. Lisnuraptie.
tons Of 2aio pounds best qualify snmva 4inc diameter
tons pounds best quality gnumvie, 7neh diameter
pounds quality gnumyis, sinch diameter
tons pounds best quality gnumvil 9nch diameter per
ton Of 2a4o pounds best quality gnumv finch damete per
r. K
2aio pounds quality gnumyite diameter per
The above ignumvt9t be round from
and other defects and In lengths OF four feet and
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Nu.Ess HEGrsTER-Firss Series complete from
leso volumes finely bound In half Russia ss One copy
only. FRANck TAYLOR
Mayo
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waite Oak Buis Cut


The above A pieces be very white
oak They Of the full roHgh Dimensions The
pm must be taken They be sharp corners O.
clear OF
sap-wood on them
Whnc- Oak Boat Knees.
so knees, body length
sided 4 and inches equal proportion siding
got OF the above so knees 20 be
yond angle Of ninety degrees half OF them acute
or within asquaIe. TO be furnished by the knee.
30 northern diameter II
inches smallest end-say 1875 cubic feet cubic
CLASS No. a. White Hickory Butts and Handsphes.
10 butts each IA feet In length.
90 do
To be inches diameter the small end the bark be
removed #
300 white hickory hanspkes each long
they be quartered 10 be clear ohe
pith. BY the piece
White Ash Oar Reders.
so raners, l6 feet long, per raher.
so do IL do
100 do do
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p0OR OF THE wORLD-hn OF all nations their
geography history saiscs commerce, rise, progress
condition, complete In volumes octave is5o
AZ IS FRANcK TAYLOR.
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NAVY YARD, BROOKLYN, Ny.
CLASS No. l.-Whitc OAK
10000 cubic feet white plank stock, per cubic foot
w te OAK Dimension SuT-Board Measure.
~ pieces 10 feet long, y inches wide, loX inches dick
81 do IA do l6 do 81 do
Il O do IA do IS do - do
do 10 do 10 10
To be OF oak edged straight large
knots and all other defects there be three inches
cd from the centre OF the stick avoid the OF the
1850 feet per M feet
Whhe- Oak Boat Rnees-By the Inca.
100 knees from to inches average inches
per inch Il
White- Oak BoaTds-Board Feet
5000 feet nch boards
5000 feet and nch clear boards, from 10 25 long
Class No. o. White Pinc-Boayd Measure.
1900 feet lnch clear white pine boards, per feet
1900 do = do do do do
1000 do u do do do do do
$4,000 do ! do do do do box boards, do
$500 do q do do do do do do
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10 from knots shakes sap, and other detects per feet
Whife Pine PLANK and Boards
Known = No 2, second quality.
600 feet inches dick, board measure per feet
10 900 feet, inch thick, board measure, feet
To be free from shakes &C.
Class No 6.--Ifaenstae Kneer.
hscmoc knees to feet arms, body, side
inches, per Knee.
Black Spruce.
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Tho printing OF all kinds which be required 10 be ercu
for The Treasury Department. the Offices
whether the be circulars
blanks solid matter not, loaded rue-nok, rule
faint ruling lining and red ruling Inning whau
ue Description the shat be known usually
designated by the onco requiring H. and including, also, o
witt
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All be az inches the loom the blades inches wide
by u inches thick, and u Of The length of The rales
To be free from knots, pith shakes and other defects
Glass No. 3.--Yciiou Pine Plank Stocks.
10000 cubic feet leaf grain, southern yellow plank
stocks by the cubic foot
Ftgates YelloW-Pine SPars
niopmasts, sixsx feet in length, parallel diameter l9x
Hinches
fy eight parallel diameter 49, inches
continued feet Of upper end diameter Of end IA
inches
topan yards forty leagt,
diameters 10 inches diameter of end 10 inches
diameters 10 inches diameter Of upper end inches.
half yards oyhve LENGTH centre and butt d.
amctes IS inches diameter Of upper end 8 inches
lib booms, yhve feet In length, diameter IL inches ends
Is inches
Say 5000 cubic feet, by the cubic foot
YeloW-T'ne Spars for Sioop-oE War.
half yards, LENGTH
butts 10 inches; ends IL inches.
half fore yards y feet length diameter and butts 10
inches ends 10 inches
whole yards, length, Is inches CENTRE
and 9inches ut each end
whole yards feet In length IA inches
and 8 inches at each end
topmasis, length parallel diameter IL ince
continued feet Of end diameter Of upper "
inches
length, parallel inches
continued feet OF upper end diameter Of upper
inches sH.
b booms feet in length Is nche ends 10
Say 1880 cubic feet by the cubic foot.
No elm Plank and Boards
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5000 foe, board measure, No white pine, nch boards per
rnes sure
0ooa feet measure pine, nch boards ro M
feet, board
5000 ne board white pine boards per
feet, board
10000 No owhie
feet board measure
CL.ss No. al Pine
"ooo cubic feet grained sos,orn yellow Pine plank pcr
1000 cubic feet 6ne grained yellow nine
timber rom ~ 70 20 feet long, 10 0 niche
cubic foot.
Class No. ALocpsf ah % Cherr Cedar, Black Valiant so
cubic pieces, Il to os Zee, op and
less than 10 inches diamster end clear Of The
10000 feet. board
and 1910 20 inches wide and inches thick, per FEET
..st. board .ss.NNel - -
1900 measure plank, from "A to ia
feetlena and nom 10 TO Is inches wdc
1900 ee, board measure, AZ plank "A
ect long and from 10 TO 10 inches wide, feet board
IAN the above he straisht grained,
1000 feet measure Inch black boad. from 10 to
board go =
200 feet board 2nch plank 10 feet
long and " inches wide. W feet board measure
3inch bac
long and 10 inches wide per M feet, me
lnch cherry
inches wide, board measurc
to
and IA inches wiae VI feet, board
5000 feet boas ~ inch sdem plank, nces wide
per N feet, hoard measure
10
NJ FRET board
NJ board
plank is inches wide,
per ~ feet board measure