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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-03-22
BY GoDDIN { APPERsON

Z.sGs n 1LONLSn . SALE OF KEAL
l,rJ $500 SI y ~ UN JACKSON STREET, IN THE
the Circuit Court Of the City Of Richmond proneus
ced at the present term Of said Court IN he st ~
sioner thereby appointed,) we viii SELL on WeSnss.
day, 22d March, 1854. at At O'Clock p M the folio.
ing real estate, viz: - ' -.
The Lot and Brick Tenement on Jackson ar. -
formerly owned and occupied by Pemherton fsrss
scomb fronting 80 feet running back ISL feet to A
alley. - - - =
Also. vcanta LOT adjoining fronting n feet run.
niag back the length Of the first mentioned lot.
TERMS: One-tbird cash, balance al 6 and II months
,or negotiable notes. satisfactorily endorsed secured
by q trust deed. 50 '''a'eT : =
Inc title believed to be perfect, but the usual
special warranty win be given. r<1711s 37-29
BY request of the Commissioner
mn D GODDIN A ApPEHSnN Anck.
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I EVILS. WEBB a. SON offer for sale

/ EVILS. WEBB q SON offer for sale
kL330 hhds New Orleans and P. Rico
20 half boxes Loaf
ITO bbls. Crushed Powdered Ora SUGARS
nuated ard Coffee
Bags Brazil
200 bbls. prime New Orleans
20 do Stusrt's Syrup }MOLASSES
80 hhds. crop Cuba
9l5 bags Rio, Laguayra, Santos snd1
Java 3COFFFES
25t and bales Mocha
265 boxes Adamantine, Hotel and
Sperm >CANDLES
Halfd Hubs aud other Talow }
l25 boxes GLASS, 8xl0 and l0xl2
IS chests aud boxes Gunpowder and BPk TEA
225 bbls No. MACKEREL
go bushels GLOVER SEED
SO kegs NAILS
$50 bbs. superior FLOUR
Soap, Starch, Shot, Bar Lead, Sporting and Blast
ing Powder, Rice, Olive OIL Tanners Oil, Backing
Tar, Pepper, PimentO Painted Pals Brooms Wri-
ting and Wrapping Paper, Bed Cords, Leading Lines
&c NH q
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nh JNO. D. HAMMERsLEY,
EIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.-The

EIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.-The
i above reward, and ell reasonable expenses, will
be paid for the apprehension and delivery to us In
Richmond of Negro Woman Slave, named MARIA,
or as she calls herself, MARIA PERRY, If taken SO
miles or more from Richmond, thirty dollarsjfta-
ken in or near Richmond.
Maria Is of Medium statue, with round face skin
about gnger-bre color, good set Of teeth, full
suit of hair and a pleasant countenance. Her pre-.
else age not recoected, but she Is believed to be
about twenty -four five years old. s..sy
PHIL. M. TABB 4 SON, Agents.
Office Governor street,
NH I4-ts Between Main and Frank lin sts
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VIRGINIA APPOINTMENTS BY THE POSTMASTER
GENERAL.-Isasc h. Mckevor, Postmaster at War
denssille, Hardy CO., vice Noah Cieveeer. deceased
Geo A. Lipscomb, postmaster at HaleysviIle, Lu.
nenburg co. vice Green Wood, resigned Chas.
r. Darlington, postmaster at Cartersville Cumber.
land CO., vice Francis Deane, resigned Ephraim
Bouldin, postmaster at Randolph, Macon College,
Mecklenburg county, vice VIM H. Bass, resigned
Henry II, Snapp, postmaster at TOMS Brook, She,
nandoah CO., vice Isaac w. Allen, resigned. Reps
Connally, postmaster at Blackface, Nottoway CO.,
vice John &. Powell, resigned. T. X. Lear,
postmaster nj Lunenhurg c. H., Lunenburg CO.,
vice c. A. Arnold. resigned
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RANAWAY from the subscriber, on the
~ Sd instant, negro ma , named WASHING.
TON. He is of dark complexion, about S feet 8
inches high and is very knock-kneed; speaks very
rapidly, and Is supposed to be between n and so
years of age. Washington was always DIRE ssed well
and presented very neat and tidy appearance. He
can read and write. will give a reward of $40 for
the delivery of said negro to me, If taken in the
State, and all expenses paid and 500 If taken out
of the State.
mh9 JNO. d. HAMMERSLEY :
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CHINA, CROCKERY, GLASSWAREE..

4 NINA, ChOCkEkI, GLASSWARE,
~ Nc, at the old stand, 2l8 Broad street-At ths
solicitation of many of his friends and customers,
the subscriber, with view of accommodating the
west end Of the city, is induced to continue his
CROCkERY STORE, where he will keep the usual
such as China Tea Sets, Glass Bowls Goblets De.
canters, Flower Vases Lamps, Looking Glasses,
Trays Walters, Table Cutlery, Plated Ware, BIi.
variety of China Ornaments. &c.
nh Its EDWARD s. HICKSON
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A CURE FOR COUGHS, COLDS, &C.
"A IN A PLEASANT AND CONVENIENT
FORM-CHERRY PICTORIAL IN NEW
SHAPE.-Bragg's CHERRY PICTORIAL WA.
FERS are pleasant and efectual remedy for colds
coughs, and all diseases OF tbe throat and lungs
They contain the pure medicinal virtues of the Wid
Cherry, so generally known a remedy for pulmo.
nary complaints. The children cry for them There.
one box of these waters you will never touch bet.
ter medicine. These are Just the thing you want.
Call at PURCELL, LADD CO.'S and procure
box. fe s-dero II !
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E,ATHER GAvAZZTS LECTURES

RATHER GAVAZZTS LECTURES
Il AUTHORIZED EDITION.-The Lectures OF
Father Gavazz, complete, as delivered in New York
reported by an eminent steuographer. and revised
and corrected by Gavazzi himself with the Lite of
Gavazzi, vol. price 75c
Oriental aud Sacred Scenes. from notes of travel
in Greece, Turkey, and Palestine. by Fisher Howe,
with colored plates price 81 50.
Sir Jonah Barrin toms Sketches l vol, fresh sup
ply-a most capital book; Sl.25
ShieIs Sketches of the Irish Bar, in volumes;
price s..
Flush Times in Alabama, by Baldwin: ST q.
Hot Corn by Scion Robinson. | vol; 81 25.
The Lamplghter. thrilling book; Sl25
Mrs Mowatts autobiography fresh supply; 81 .25.
The Sunshine of Greystone; stery for girls 75c
The Northern Planters Southern Bride, in vols :;
SI5O
Days of Bruce, by Grace Aguilar, vols; $3.50
Moores Life of Sheridan, fresh supply 2 vols; 81
O'Mearas Napoleon in Exile, fresh supply 2 vols;
81 For sale by
NH p A. MORRIS, 81 Main st.
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WANTED-An APPRENTICE to the
w Tin and Sheet Iron Business. Apply at No
l35 Cary street.
NH 22-2t* NJ. s. COOPER.
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WANTED-A YOU T III to stay in II
w Shoe store. One that come well recon-
mended may hear of good situation. Address Box
496, post paid. One from the country preferred.
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"ANTED-Two Journeymen lash
W MAKERS and one DOOR MAKER at the
Factory.
NH 81 1w MILES AMBER
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WANTED.--I wish to hire, for the re-
w mainder of the year, male dining-room SER
Want, of good character.
NH Fl ED. d. EACHO.
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ZINE BLACK DRESS SUITS.-This
H. being the for the purchase of dress suits
perhaps would be advisable to put those who need
such Goods i'll mind of the NEW CLOTHING
STORE, No. Sc Main street, where the subscribers
will show something good and cheap in the Cloth
Cashmere and Tweed Coat line together with Pants
aud Vests in endless variety. Certain to find what
you want il You look at store.
MIR. }. E. HENDERSON, who has been engaged
in the clothing business fer number of years. would
be pleased to see his friends at the above establish
ment
NH p GROSHONG TITPMAN & co
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THE OHIO RIVER

WHEELING, March 90 The river Is at a stand,
there being over ten feet water--a fine stage for
large packet navigation The burning OF the bridge
at Monoccacy seems TO have had no effect here In
stopping the affairs Of the railroad The passen
ger trains are all arriving promptly. and connect
ing with the regular boats, and the Great sstern
mails
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WANTED-To go to the country, an in
w telligent lad to learn the MOULDING bust
ness in Plough Foundry, situated in Nottoway
county, near Blacks and Whites. For further par
ticulars address ]. G. PORTER,
Blacks and Whites, Notteway county, Va,
m 20 3t*
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VALUABLE COTTAGE RESIDENCE
WANTS.

WANTED.-A gentleman and his wife
w wish BOARD, aud ROOMS, unfurnished,
in private family or where there few boarders
between Sixth and Fou teenth streets. Address p.
L., through the Post Office, stating terms, &c.
NH 2-ItH
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ISS ACRES OF LAND ON WILL
Il w LIAMSBURG ROAD, MILES BE-
Low RICHMOND, FOR SALE AT AUCTION
Win be sold on MONDAY, the Sd April, 1854, at
Henrico County Court, commencing at IL O'Clock.
l65 acres of Laud, on the Williamsburg road about
4 miles below Richmond. There is yet considerable
quantity of wood and timber the place, and also
a small wooden tenement. plat of the property
will be exhibited at the sale
TERMS One-fourth cash. balance at T. and ~
months for negotiable notes interest added secured
by trust deed, or title retained.
Also, II horse STEAM ENGINE, with Saw
Gearing attached for circular saw
ma IL GODDIN 4 APPERSON Aucts
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N light SALES.-THIS EVENING.
- commencing at IT O'Clock, and every Tue sday.
Thursday and Saturday evenings throughout ths
assortment s: of Staple and Fancy Goods, Gold an
SILVER Watches, Guns, H., &c. - =. :
country merchants and the trade are invited To at
frst-rate quality. -. v
fe ID A. MOTT 4 CO.. Auct,
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VALUABLE TENEMENT ON TIL

" ALUABLE TENEMENT UN The
Y NORTH SIDE OF MAIN, BETWEEN I4TH
AND NEW STREETS, FOR SALE AT AUG
TION.-WIll be sold On FRIDAY AFTERNOON,
the 2ith March, 1854, upon the premises, commence
ing Al o'clock. that very valuable granite front Te
nement, the north line of Main street, between
18th and New streets, now occupied the '.AmeIi-
can Saloon.' This property, few years ago. was
enlarged and improved at cost of about $1,000 and
from its location the business parts of the city,
justly egarded very valuable 1t rents for $3.50 per
annum.
TERMs-One-fourth cash balance at g. IL and l8
months for egotiabe notes. interest added, secured
by trust deed.
mhl4 GODDIN APPERSON. Aucts.
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BUILDING LOTS ON MOORE AND
- LEIGH STREETS AT AUCTION - On
TUESDAY, 2sth March. after the above sale on
Brook Avenue say at o'clock, will be sod so feet of
Ground on the North side of Leigh street, West of
Brook Avenue. and near the brick yard of Messrs
Williams, Son & Ragland.
Also, 10 Lots, fronting Leigh and Moore streets
North of Buchanans Spring having an elevated stua,
ton, and laid off into suitable sizes.
Terms, above.
NIB q TAYLOR 4 WILLIAMS Aucts
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I .OST-On Saturday, BRACELET,
~ made of cornelian stones with heart attached
liberal reward will be paid on delivery at
HENRY HYMANS
NH 20-3t Jeweer So, Main St.
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ARGE NUMBER OF BEAUTIFUL
~ BUILDING LOTS IN THE TOWN OF $40
NEY, AT AUCTION.-On WEDNESDAY, 10Th
March, at O'Clock, p NJ, will be sold from DO to so
tween the Plank road aud Harvie street, near the
residence IF Mr.. A ], Ford and others, number of
which front the Plank road and the remainder on
good streets. These Lots all well adapted for
Blu lding purposes, and being situated in rapidly inn
proving direction, and held at mode rate prices.
not fail to prove profitable to purchasers desirable
homesteads to these who improve them Piats NAV
be at the office of the Auctioneers
Terms: One-third cash, balance at 4 and months
with interest," title to be retained till payment in
full. TAYLOR l. WILLIAMS
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AT THE
CORNER OF CANAL AND FOURTH SITS
FOR SALE AT AUCTION-Will be sold on Thurs.
day afternoon the 23d March, 1854 upon the premi-
ses, commencing at Al O'Clock, that valuable Lot,
running back towards Byrd $50 feet to an aIey
which there stands four brick dwellings, erected
only few years ago, having each four rooms exclu.
sve of kitchen; This property is located part of
Candles Hill, in very improving part of the city
TERMs-One-fourth cash. balance at 6, IL and Ia
months, for negotiable notes. interest added secured
by trust deed.
GODDIN APpEPcOM An..=
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lOfice at Geo. Summers No 30 Pearl str... /, -
VIRGINIA HOUSE FURNITIIRE
FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-Will be sold on
WEDNESDAY Morning next, the 22d inst com.
inencing at 10 O'Clock, the Furniture in the Virrinia
Rouse on Grace streets between 9th and 9th streets
consisting OF large lot of Bureaus wardrobss'
Washstands, Tables, Chairs Carpets Bedsteads'
Also, the Gas Fixtures consisting of Hsndsome
Chandeliers double and single burners. -',l :
NH II THOS. w. KEESEE Aro+
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS
BY TAYLOR I wILLIAMs.
EASE OF A VALUABLE LOT OF

. 1A1Aph WILLIAMS.
I EASE OF A VALUABLE LOT Or
aar9 9R9gN wA At HIoGK5rTs AND THE sena
On SATURDAY, LIST April at O'Clock r. H.. n,o,
the premises win be sold the lease for the uncxprsd
a.bs Lot Of Staund on The north .ss Is Fl thu.
street near Glies Creek, together, with the encIs-
sure recently erected around the same, and an Office
Lot Is leased at moderate rent, and is well located
1870 wood and lumber yard, being convenient to the
:. Also, the schr. GEORGE WASHINGTON, now
5ns t1e mouth of Gray's Greek, opposite James
* rss, fuIIy county Her length 70 feet breadth
Sc 10, ,nn depth feet iaches aud capacity
sae II possibie but persons disposed to purchase,
Terms easb a or and examine her for themselves
- "a sa'n, vi ~ equlsa'ent
mn 2 TAYLOR WILLIAMS, Auct..
HOUSES AND LOTS IN THE TOWN
- OF FULTON, AT AUCTION-On Monds1
ID April at o'clock, r. NJ upon the pIem;.ss S;yi
Fni tod .wo Isnements and Lots in the Town Of
ulon on the South side of State street the hon.ss
nave been recently built and producing an nm
@ per eentege upon their value. The lots front IN
'eet each and run back ITO feet to an alIev ~
Also, 20 Building Lots near the above wen .;.n.t.a
strsatn Improvement and of the PRINCIPAL
Property in Fulton is steadily imnrov;n, .,a
osey anoIds as safe investments as any other now
20 a sns whilst to the of limited means !,
other section so near the city. eo'' 'ien any
IEkms. ID cash balance at and months. bear
ing In9iest VIII Title retained till payment in fn
mn Il TAYLOR WILLIAMS. Auets
HOUSE AND LOT ON BROOK
- AVENUE AND BUILDING LOTS ON
On TUESDAY, 18th March, at O'Clock, p NJ
upon the premises, will be sold, that neat Cots
near Capt. Goddin's Tavern. formerly owned bv M
John Lindsay, containing ample room for medium
sized family and in good repair. The Lots front Is
feet and runs back 1913 feet.
After which, will be sold, Building Lots ON tn
North side of Moore street, the Tavern and ad
joining the property of s. A. Marsh, ESQ.,, with
spring Of excellent water convenient.
Also, other Building Lots the South side Q
Baker street, opposite the residence of Jacob Shook
ESQ.
The Building Lots are of good size and fine locs
ton for building purposes and the House is
ly arranged and yields good rent.
Sale to commence with the property last named
TERMs-One. third cash balance at and mont,
with interest, and title retained till payment in full
NH FL TAYLOR WILLIAMS, Aucts
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The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1854-03-29
LIGHTNING RODS,

reNllE subscribers Respectfully inform the
n citizens OF Sumter District that thcy
have purchased the patent l-rlghl to sci! and
pu: up the best conductors of Iuhlninr
over invented, the manner "i insulating Is
as far superior 10 The mode adopted in ,hc
Sprau conductors. as Spral : rods are SUI
pcrIor Ia the old rods used five or ten years
ago.
The improvements in these insulalors
were made and patented by G.. w. O;ls,
and by said nIs ;::a.cycd to the {" .y;.m
Manufacturing Company Of New York.
and by their lawful A.cn, conveyed To Us
for Sumter District, South Carolina.
We WI! furnish buildings, public or pri.
vair, at much less cost, and with far SUI
pcrior conductor, Ian has hitherto been
put mp IN this District. Pamphlets CON
tanning information can be had OF either of
the subscribers, ana a model will suun b,.
on cNhIhiton.
f.. DINON and
Il. J. COGiliAN.
March -, 1851 II 3,
s-&9 WalcI,nan copy 3 tin"s
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$50 REWARD,

RUNAWAY from the subscriber on the
IL 9th INST. near Bri,ton's Ferry on the
great Pee Dec, said negro fellows to wait !:
CYRUS, belonging 10 Mr.. Samuel Bell
OF Conwayboro' OF $. c.. is If rather ipht
complexion for negro, about 6 feet high,
with high check bones, well built and will
weigh about lS5 pounds. lie is about 30
years OF age, and formerly belonged to
Mr.. McGloud, Of Sumter District
Jack, commonly called .J0ck .Jones, OF
light complexion and incines to stonp in
his shoulders, is about 80 years M aye, and
had on when he left, slick, or iircmans' $
hat, and an oil cloth coat.
JOSEPH, dark complexion, about S
feet s inches ',sl', weighs about l6O
pounds. with whiskcrs aid wears cap.
ALFRED, the brother Of Joseph. tho
lower height, of dark complexion, weighs
ahon, l35 pounds and would be taken for
boy oi Is years Old.
LEWIS, about % years old, of ligh,
complexion, rather round sLou ldcrcd.
about D feet inchos high,
.I'hc a1ovc negroes are Intelligent anG
quick spoken, except Jack who has a
stubborn look. They are all from the
Eastern part Of North Carolina, exccp,
Cyrus, and 1t is supposed will cndcavor to
make their way back. Cyrus, though not
from Nol,h Carolina that we know OF, may
be induced to keep with them.
We will pay ten dollars for each, lodg.
cd IN any .lalor in his State or North Caro-
Ilna, so that we can get them.
S. g. II. BELL.
Mar. IL, 1851. 20 st
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Salem Nomination.

After an extensive notice had beer cir
cula'cd, the citizens Of Salem assembled
at the Rev. T. Rush's mill, ON Friday the
18th inst, for the purpose Of nominating a
candidate TO represent them i'll the next
Legislature.
On mo:ion of Mr.. Thos. S. Price,
MIR. Wm. r. Burgess was called to the
chair, who, on taking it, briefly explained
the object Of the meeting; whcrcupon it
was moved and seconded, tila, committee
OF five be appointed, afterwards amended
to tcn.) by the chair whose duty it will be
10 nominate and rcpor, to this meeting Il
suitable candidate for tho Legislature, a,
tho neat election. Nhcrrupon the chair
named The following committee viz p. S.
Worsham, WIN. Brand, ST., H. L.. McIn-
tosh, los. S. Burgess, b. Evans, DR.. D..
Smith, Jno. Mcknight, J. A. Buddin, Thos.
5. Price, and "obt J. Mcknight, who pro-
cccdcd i'm ncdiatciy to discharge the duty
assigned them, and after retiring a short
time, returned aIul reported Tic name of
Dr. Saml. w. Wilhcrspoen as suitable
individual, which being submitted TO the
meeting was unanimously adopted.
WM. r. BURGESS, Chairman.
March Sth, 1851. 10 4t
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LAND FOR SALE.

"a TRACT Of Land belonging to the
~ Estate of Dir. Robert Muldrow, de-
ceased, lying on The main road leading
from Camden to Cartcr's Crossing, on
Scape Ore. The said lands are bounded
by lands of Stephen Boykn, Barlin Da-
Wis, DIR. L. Gregg James Eorbil, and Ma
ry Mmns. Terms reasonable. Apply
to either Of the subscriber, at MayesvilIc
p. O.
GEO. C. MULDROW. }
ROBT. B. MULDROW Executors.
WIN. J. MULDROW,
March %, 1854 81 2in.
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Saw and Grist- Mills,

'HNllE subscriber is prepared to make
contracts to furnish Steam Engines,
CIrcular-Saws, Gr;s,- MILLS, and other Ma
chlnery =; and to erect aud put the same in
operation IN this or adjoining Districts.
tic IS n practical Engineer and Nluchin-
nest, and his long experience enables him
to give ample satisfaction. Mills erected
by him or under his superintendent will
perform the amount OF work stipulated Tor,
or contract forfeited.
Persons having sufficient heads Of water,
and timber enough to make it an object,
can have tho Circulars Saw applied to their
walrr-mils, warranted TO do more and bet
ter work in three months than they can in
twelve months with The up and down saw.
Owners o' Slcam.mIlls nj present using
the rcciprocating saw, can have thcir Mills
made valuable III the same prorprlon.
All that is necessary on the part Of the
persons wishing to have their od NJ Ills al
tered or new ones built is TO give the nc
ccsSary orders, and the subscriber eau
command sufficient talent and materials 10
satisfy the employers, without requiring
them to devote any personal attention or
giving themselves any further trouble
about the work.
One oI these mills working uFnlcr the
charge Of the subscriber, near Sumter
vile, can be seen in operation any working
day Where persons wishing to engage
IN the business, can satisfy themselves Of
their superiority hy actual observation, and
have all necessary Information us regards
cost, amount Of work, management, &c.
fully and ltcc!y impaired.
The subscriber will also furnish cs,i-
uatcs TO parties wSlnng To build, for $40.
Estimates, with plans, specifications and
references, $50.
The above and experimenting the crcc-
ton OF Engines, not over 20 horse power
to drive circular saw and grISt mill $500.
Over hat amount OF power 10 per cent on
each oi additional power and machinery.
II. J. COGlll.AN,
Blacksmith, Engineer and Maclinrst.
March -, 1851. II st
~" Watchnlan copy 3 tunes.