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CHARLES IL. STUART,


\, ASHLAND, HASovER CoUsTY, Va,
:. Practice regularly in the Courts of the coun.
,o'C; Hanover, Caroline. and King William, and
10 any BUSINESS in any of the Courts held in the
sehnuld Dec 2}-d3t&ctf
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TaE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.

"
..-,,.,.-ic. bav;pg been received by the Execu.
JOSEPH TURNER, who was convicted @t m
-, =. ,Sa Cur, Court OF The county OF Campbell
go %. - therefor, TO i've years imprisonment
:. rsa!.ea,.a.y, has escaped from the JAll o, sel"
:. :, -, .s- 10Th Nay, and is aow going At large;
-! - :, g4;., a reward Of One Hundred Dollars tn
son u no saan srre,; the said Joseph Turner and
! ~, no !. Ja.! OF said county uf Camphe aud
--..,r- require all officers Of this Commonwealth,
:, a. :r:::..y, and request tic peop'e senerany u
gt: ..:sE..ogs 20 procure toe arrest Oh tue saio
-. fg,.r. Il a. he may be brought to justice
.,,, lale- nv hand as Governor and nnder tne
.. seal Of the Commonwealth, at Richmond
q :a. aa:n cay of May, 1865. , ,,,,Su
-. r,o7..ror: GEORGE w MrNpoRp,
Sec'y Of the Comth.
,.., r-rer ). about I'VE ice, eleven inches high,
- 5..!,. little s:oop shoui4erod, face slightly
f., -, E. \ forehead and very lad countenanee,
'S,.,- Juue l-cSw
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TEACHER WANTED

a YOUNG gentleman, who Is thoroughly quaiihed to
"A give instruction in Latin and Greek, and who wst
,itustion as assistant instructor, by addressing
F.b2-ctf d s. FARnOR, At Palmyra, Va
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% rnITORs AND pRINTERs.

t',,;hsrs be- leave to call attennon 70 tne,r
fis susS or PRINTING TfrES, ORNAMENTS.
y srr. s;V,' PRESSES, &C.. &C, large supply OF
on hand a, 'Se,f Nsw ryPo
sro' isi .:.ortmert of all articles required in u
:: ..Es, CHASEs, GALLEiS, &C.,
- w.. warrant equal in every respect to any
I'D in hi. country. and which we will sell on
yiz. six months credit for approved ne.
s.n.,. mr. zen per cent. discount for cash Old
SSf exchange tor new al the customary lrtce
p.r pound, il delivered within 90 days from
s'i .-.sr.e - otherwise six cents per pound
i: WM. HaGAR, JR., & CO.
-....r,ued. AGENT IN VIRGINIA, for the tbove
f.. '..,blshmrnt can supply the trade with
f:i.igS'sriiyG f:i iS.rriiyG PRESSES. TYPES, CASES, &C.,
"a. 'a,,I iaeralterms Having printed the RICH
?: y,rr,ssR' Tor upwards Of ten years with typo
- iNSa''.--s,ls purchased from Messrs. HAGAa j.
-, d,o recommend materials from their e''
-.,.,r ~ rr.r-rncc 10 others.
So - y, ia viii BE- furnished 10 the trade, and
,nsy b. selected will be forwarded with
=: ',ess WM. B. ALLEGRE.
as'- "Enuuircr" Office. Richmond. Va.
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" BAaxsaAIr,

'sisC BAaysaAIv C.K. BARKspALE,
Ia, OF Charlotte, Of Richmond
CH BAsKsp.LE, tate of Farmrilte.
BiRKSDALE & BROTHERS,
DsaiS>ION MERCHANTS. RICHMOND, VA.
49,. OFFICE NEAR SHocKoE WAREHOUSE.
,'s"AL ADVANCES made on ConsignIncnts In
;-;i Jan Sets
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VALUABLE FARMS FOR SALE.
AND FOR SALE

LAND FOX SALE.
OFFER for sale about 500 acres OF Land with good
T. two story Dwelling hoase use and a necessary ou!
in good order. The land lies Butterwood creek Ia
Dnwiddie county about Ave miles from Wilson's Depo,
on the SouhSide Rarosd and about twenty eight mile.
from Petersburg. This l,nd is well waered about ouc
fourth is frst-rate low grounds, well ditched.
will take pleasure il showing the land persons wish
ing view il. and in answering any in
regard tot r. Il. CHEAThAM.
Nav 5-c3mt Crimpa D,w;ad,e 70 v.
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Z CHgaCu. WILLIAM r, FLEMING.
CHURCH & FLEMING.

Cay Asp 18TH STREErs, OPPOSITE OLD Co
trsPIiS HOTEL, RIcHMoSD, Va,
- y: particular attention to the sale ot ALL
A.ADS OF COUNTRY PRODUCE. Dealers In
:: agricultural Implements. which arc warraat'
.-!i aId garden s:eeds OF almost every variety.
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RICHARD H. WATKINS,
,c,,,. ATTORNEY AT LAW
NtS in the Circuit and County Courts OF
-. Edward md Charlotte.
,a.Mnore. Ordinary, p. o., Prince Edward.
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TUESDAY MORNING,
THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
4 = q d

BY RITCHIE, DUNNAvAET, TYLER d. WISE
TUESDAY, MORNING, JUNE Is, 1855
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al =. ii. lahn
rH% CUFF BRACE PLOW.

w., Low has been steadily ~
,i'-!n. i-ypr wl;G III" farmers N
''.r, '-ril" last tc. years,
cay gow ae considered the
g.if p,ow in use IN the whole South. 1t has taken
l,e. u our state Fairs, and at the last $500
~ sa.- all the most popular plows In use.
kaEs 'a.ea every premium given by the Mechanics
F. Virginia upon plows. as well rs silver meGai
a!;ne-, award 0irred by this Institute; and has
.....,aly tested in every variety of soil in this
l.: u.lny oi the more Southern States.
%';arst or the undersigned at their factory ON
l; s-'"', below the Exchange, Richmond, va
=, IL ID ..a-.y eycry article Used Jor niins the
ra!c IL oaf own shoRs of best material
II ;-c:y GEO. WATT &, CO.
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,.rS CHASEs, GALLEYS, sc.

,...r,,oI AGENT IN VIRGINIA, for the lbove
u sS,;.hmrnr, can supply the trade with
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happiness and comfort to that Of his own laboring
country women. The Southern system apart from
the consideration of humanity finds its highest inte
rest in the physical and moral wei! being OF the slave.
But the cupidy and avarice of the London masters
are blind even to an enlightened view of their own
profit. The needle women are re morseessIy worked
to death Tor the benefit Of their employers Nor are
these the only guilty persons. The Duchess Of Suher
land and the fashionable danes of Great Britain ar
involved in an equal degree of crminality. No ap
peals Of humanity will weigh against the seishness
OF fashion, They will not give sufficient time Tor the
execution Of their orders, nor encourage establish
ments where the young women are CONSIDERABLY
treated. The Times remarks: III Madsme A., or
Mrs. b. enjoy reputation Tor style ana ability, or
obtain rogue with the fashionable world. il would br
in vain TO suggest that they kill dozen or two OF
yourg women every year, willis Madame c. and Mre.
ID. allow their workers feir proportion of rest and
sleep. Grea, ladies have not time to think at what
cost of health aud life their wbims are grati6ed or
their vanityi fed
The great DR.. JOHNSON, in one Of the numbers OF
the Rambler gives an affecting picture of the efforts
OF young woman gently reared, but whose family
had suffered from mlstor'une to obtain employment
IN London. The brutality OF treatment she experienced
from employers WAS not fancy sketch, aud, to this
day, Is realized by thousands of her rex in similar
circumstances. How strange that Theses great phan
thropists should expend so much compassion on
Imaginary objects of sympathy In a foreign land
whilst 20 blind, deaf aud hsrdhearted TO miserable
humanity at their own doors
We hope the DR. and Ills Grace Of Argyle will
abandon Africa and 'cirHi=c" London.
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n, c,uoN,s NOOK ON KANSAS

The auhicinsd communication has been sent us by
he writer as a gentleman of deservedly high stand
ng and character in Winchester, Virginia, where he
esides. and throughout the State of Virginia.
az,
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THE FEAALE SLAN ES Of LONOcN.
The London Weekly Times Gays that The young
miiuers and dressnskers Of that city are condemned
TO sixteen, seventeen eighteen hours of toll out OF
Ii. twenty four 10 each dey snd night Their work is
csrrisd on in crowded unventilsted rooms, where
their frames kept bent at their labor until their
syes ache snd their limbs refuse TO perform their du
~. They have short and painful life and an early
grave. In a recent speech, Lord Shaftesbury said
tnat many Of these young women had been trained
gently and tendery, 10 delicate and happy homes
nossessny all the virtues and tenderness that belong
10 thel.sls and rendered by hose very charac-
teriscs more obedient unmurmuring, more sla.
vshy subject to The authority and tyranny OF those
VINO are pu. them. His lortship adds that they
have no alternative between suhmssun and the street
door, and then ask, ''s the condition OF such young
woman whit better than the CONDITION OF tne
rno-; wretcheC slave III the Southern States Oh amer
iea7"
Lord Sha. t.sbury 10 gren. neG:r" KhIanihropisl
but, ii he knew much Of The CONDITION oi Son'bein
ssyes he would End that it is iLhpItely superior IN
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ADDITION to our large stock of high-lustred .
Il black silks at 15 s7 and 81 yard up heaviest
glossy aa offer probably much the largest richest
stock Of really choice and things III mourning
Our stock in all mourning dress fabrics thoroughly
IHa 80
20 pieces black English Grapes all widths qualities
host make imported
All Of the with European and Amc
dry Of all other knd) offered prices most favorable
tho
We opon supplies daily
One only marked in plain figures, deviation
We not opcuing any
All old bills presented monthly for payment in cash
.- PERRY BROTHER,
Central Stores y building,
Nay lS-10tdn opposite Centre
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LIMITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,

ON THE PETITION Of william Field Providence Island
praying for the Of Iatent granted 7h
1874,
figures TO pattern for from the expiration
patent which takes place tho Of August,
ordered that the petition Patent Office on
Monday the ~ Of August O'Clock M all persons
notified appear show amy they have why pc
hton ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing the
Once their objections specially writing
days before the day u hearing all aled party
be used at tho said hearing 10 taken
anoc with the rules Of the ONCE which will be furnished sppca
The Testimony the o II July
depons and other rccd testimony be filed
morning Of day arguments
any, within ten days thereafter.
ordered, that this published Washing
H. c. and Post Providence week for
successive weckshc first said publications. be at least
days before the I'd Of August the day Of bearing
jos. HOLT,
Patents.
SEdtors papers please copy,
bills to the Patent Once, with paper containing this notice
14--1aw3w
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STATES PATENT OFFICE,
~ 4t4 i WAaurrryrox Ma

ON THE PETITION Of j. A. wcmpe Westinghouse the
former OF Chicago, Illinois, the Schenectady New
York praying for the extension Of granted
lS,h july 1884, for an Improvement in machines threhng
and cleaning grain Of said
patent which takes place the 18th day Of July. 1865
Is ordered that the said petition Patent Oncc on
Monday the 18th Of July IL O'Clock persons
notified to appear and show they why petition
ought not to BIO granted.
Persons opposing the extension required Paicnt
omoe tner objections specially set forth writing twenty
before hearing all testimony nled y either marty
be used the said hearing in
$780,
The testimony in the will be closed Of July
deposions and other
II any within i've days thereafter -
ordered also that this notice be published Union Washing
ton - and National Union, Chicago Illinois, week for three
successive weckthe nrst OF be at
days before the l2t Of July next, hr day Of hearing
JOS HOLT
Commissioner o
sbhtor m the above papers viii please copy
May 1&-Iaw3w
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PROPOSALS roR NAVAL SUPPLIES


Bars.a Of caussruca0n, EQugnsn Il acE
CEALED PROPOSALS to furnish naval supplies for
bureau until o'clock % q The 18Th June ~ ne. % sse
must be endorsed is tey Nora, s.yz's. Bs,sa. y cce
The materials and articles embraced the classes named
such Offer application
aeve yards 70 the nearest thereto and those all
being for the Of dealers such PORTIONS win be fur
agent Of each station viii hars copy o. The schedules tho other
yards for examination only from which may be judged whether
VII De desirable to make application Tor them.
the printed schedules strict conformity herewith they viii
The viii de bidder who
70 reject for any class deemed exorbiAnt
All articles must be OF the best quality TO be delivered IN
tho and rk the and in all subject
s n n weight e., a ns ysfa
Bidders are referred the Of the respective yards Tor
samples Instructions particular description the articles and all
other things being equal preference will DO articles Of Ame
Every offer as required by the law Of 10Th August lsc be
accompanied by written the form Of which herewith
only may accepted noned
coarae, win be forwarded as soon thereafter which
sretcs in the full amount will b. required 10 sign s contract. and
their responsibility certified by United district United
States district attorney collector As additional
until the contract shall have been completed and eighty cep.um
each bill approved pcatc BY the commandments OF the
thirty days after is presentation 70 him
stipulated the contract that default be made by the parties
the first delivering all the articles mentioned
class bid for the Of the quality and at the mo and
provided them his
will forfeit and the unicd States Of
exceeding such which
according tho OF that
vidcd, approved March g. l843.
Classes Nos l. be delivered fourth part before
the 18th May fourth part before the Goth July oneou
the 10th september and the remainder by the lst December 1859
Classes and the whole by the 18th May 1859 The classes
delivered oneourh before the
part before the December
before April and remainder before 3Oh
1885, unless earlier required with notice Of twelve days. comprising
delivery proportion Of each all
lowing additional quantities the articles
demanded they furnished ike
the expiration Of the fiscal receiving notice Of AZ
days from the bureau the commandant Of the yard
agent.
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Now 1t is important, in order to ascertain how many
living, to establish sensible rule enable to
to conclusion far human reason will en-
able To arrive at such rule, have awaited myself
not only of my calculations, but of those of two
distinguished citizens whose opinions entitled to as
much consideration those Of any living refer
to Professor Tucker Of Philadelphia and Mr. De Bow,
late Superintendent of the Census, and editor of the
Southern Review. have statements from each of these
gentlemen, which will read TO the House
Pm1Apx1rruA April o. 1858
nxas sra your inquiries yesterday with SCI
with an which viii fully yor
ana tho rather ~ the probabilities Of o with the class
question probably less than tho average of popua
generally and for estimating tho difference have reliable
data 1855 LAX aIieN WE 'f
on the 100 900 men enlisted in 1872
third, between is and rs years age $3.50
one half q IS and 40 !" (" .......... so, 90
IN. residue, or one sixth 2see7
100 900
ofn. sss sssr. probably living 1858 ~ lasoe
ss ssS, :" q ..,-. $50 sss
Total ........ IT s2s
The substantially conformablc to the English
well aud consequently likely
under tho real number.
am, worry truly, yours
J D. b On Bow, Esq, Washington.
PmApE1rHiA April TO- 1855 :
DEAR SIR On revising my estimate my letter to you
enscss Of is2 Tho Survivors instead q being
hundred and should be three hundred
Ave
u = d Bow, tsa, Washington
wAsm.oros, % CO. April ., 1855
Being tho eve Of leaving for the South
cannot make the calculations necessary 70 answer your question &C
sixty thousand soldiers enlisted
their habits dangers ages CO. thousand
Your obedens servant D. B. DE BOW
Hon. Mr. hvAox
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INTERESTING no LADIES when IN the cours

human ladies and gentlemen their greatest
natural attractionsa hno head c ha becomes
rous and the question h What shall stop The
hair from falling on and restore ia beantyf reply
this wc beg 70 try DR. Harriss Hair Promoter I'm
proven applications will stop falling or breaking
dandr the scalp clean and white
the hair and although
of II
head Of hair Call and bottle
sfcr the second application return and got The price paid
Ask for DR. Harrss Hair Promoter and Improvcr Rich
riond by W. PETERSON Druggist
Corner Maine and 18th and Main and Wall streets
Sold Washington by GILMAN, druggist Pennsylvania
nue. 7th street. and d b. CLARK AZ street
May 2l--am llf 1f VIZ NEiil
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MAILS OF THE UNITED STATES.
GEORGIA.

losr 0rrcx DxrAxrxxwr
May g. 1898.
the mails July Ib 10 June 3d.
1889 following Georgia will be received
at the Contract ONCE Of this Department until Wednesday
the 10th juno next, n be decided the day
0b45 From the terminus OF the Savannah Albany Gulf
road TO Waresbcro', 30 miles back three a
Bidders viii name intermediate points and propose
departures arrivals
Service may be commenced the LIST July practicable
For form OF PROPOSAL guarantee ccaats also
ana 10 be embraced the contract
10 pamphlet form, N Virginia. Georgia. January
~ iseo and OF February L. 1858 principal post
AARON BROWN,
May s-1aw4w POSTMASTER General
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pRoPosALs FOR STATIONERY.



Nay 10, 1858.
SEALED PROPOSALS for furnishing esch stationery may
qured by this tho fiscal
1889 Will be recsysd until ~ ocock wednesday the 30
June next Those by satisfactory testimonials b
unl the will considered viii
only be awarded TO established manufacturers Of dealers
articles.
All articles required OF the quality VI
inferior 70 the samples which VIII be exhibited II the
Each PROPOSAL must BIO signed by the individual Arm making
and must specify boi price for each and every article the
schodule or u the class bid
Tho articles when furnished with the samples
them desired be inferior quality
samples and they delivered without delay when ordered
must DO satisfactory the Office for which they
CURED and failure comply with this stipulation will be
ed cause for tho abrogstion OF the
Articles named furnished
OF the dc arsmcnt at the lowest and tho right
OF ordering greater quantity each article contracted
for, as tho public service may require.
Bonds with Approved security by the
nrm obtaining the the refusal
OF the contractor TO furnish
tho order OF the department
be purchased market difference prios
paid therefor aud the
deducted the settlement
during which such refusal or neglect may
Tho Suboncd schedule specifies
tho quality description Of
be required. ~.
THANKS win DO furnished at the secretays persons
desiring TO bid
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DESCRIPTION or ARTICLES.


Item 80 folio post, heavy, plain finished
ruled and trimmed, per ream
10 rcams folio post light plain, unruied, for official
g. ss7 reans cap white or blue ruled wide medium
close, and trimmed, per
90 reams cap white blue, ruled wide, extra super
40 reams consular cap, white blue trimmed and
10 reams consular cap white double thick supcrnne
10 reams legal cap white blue, trimmed ruled
800 reams quarto post, white bue, ruled various
o. so reans quarto post, extra supcrnne thick cream
IS vellum paper, highly glazed
calendcrod, lined and gilt, per
Il 10 bum nss ps' ls.m r'am
!, realms fiat cap white 9, blue a qn n per 1sam
- l,o reams large , brown envelope, per ream
II. 40 patent blot,ing per sheets
IS. ~ sheets drawing paper, antiquarian, per sheet
i Sheet, craving paper .ss. ' sss .sss per sheet
q .. e sheets drawing paper, royal per sheet
"a 300 binders boards 81 by lo% inches, per G.
CLASS No. 2.--Enpvlopes,
100000 envelopes, white yellow, bun, heavy
81 by 81 to inches per n
5000 adhesive envelopes, white, heavy s to II bysto
10000 adhesive envelopes white yellow heavy letter
by az inches, per N
4. 5000 adhesive envelopes card, per n
8, 5000 adhesive envelopes note, per NJ.
intermediate ordered be charged higher than bid for
size next lnrgcr.
CLASS No. s-Pens-
Perry's pens and other manufactu-
rers, assorted, per dozen cards
1000 gross Ierys, Giotts, other pens,
5. 5000 qu Rss f re 50, per
IL dozen gold pens, silver cases, and pencils, best
s. 10 dozen gold pens, without cases best quality, per
6. gross Arnods Auti.corrove pens per
CLASS No. 4.-Pencih.
ivory ever-ponted pencils large small,
with leads, per dozen
AIS dozen Fabers, or other good No 10 4, gradu
apd ppr dnypu
8. Is fabcr's, &C., poysrades, graduated per
% dozen Fabcr's, &c, red and blue pencils, per
g. a gross leads, best quality, assorted per gross
No. Sink, husbands, Wafes, andWar
l. Drapcrs large small nkstands per dozen
2. dozen oval glnss nkstands, per
3. dozen castiron double or single inks'ands
a. 200 Maynard Noyes's ink or Bryan & wlcox's
ink, quarts, dozen
s. SO dozen Maynard Noyes's ink or Bryan & wlco1s
Ink, rnts per dozen
I. bes blue ink, quarts, pcr
30 dozen bss: French carminc ink, o., per
los seal waters, best qaalty, red, No 81 for Office
10. pounds waters, common sizc per pound
H. 200 pounds best extra scarlet sealing wax, per
Glass No. 6--Cutlcry and Miscellaneous Articles
rs dozen Rodgers other knives, blades
pearl handle dozen
g. 10 dozen Rodgers spring orasers, ivory hades per
l. ivory stamps, per dozen
5. dozen office shears extra, per
7. 100 dozen silk taste hanks per
8. 900 dozen red tape, assorted, per
g. dozen weights assorted, per dozen
- % pounds unpea1a India rubber per pound
l2. 100 quarts best black sand per quart
H. 20 pounds pounce, per pound
10 dozen cames hair pencils, assorted, per dozen
H. dozen osborne's Or Newman,s pos, water coors,
49, 800 pounds linen twino, per pound
TO- IL dozen mahogany rulers, round fiat, 80 inches
20 dozen irnumyt;e rulers round or fiat 10 ncbes
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WAsifSGroS
certify that
ha proper facilities aud able to fulfil contract for furnish
stationery for tho tho
ing Juno 80, 1855 should bid be accepted
May 23-wt30thJune [IntclSStar
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JAMES j. DICKTNs ATTORNEY AT-LAW,
- Patent, Claim and General Agency once Southeast Of
Seventh and streets. l-tf
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Nrm @OGer.

o. ro- l. ~ 'n s ss.e 81 . mere
articles named in the heeun asrss6 the
emen Of the bureau Of Of the ish or Nav 1865
a4 S my onsr DC apeu areques. " a. ." 2
------, for signature and certificate.
be schedule which thu bidder eps must be as,ea TO- his oo
signed him opposite article
ne must oe ne oa inc ooea up
49,. !, c.,.,...
f0'" . s1a,'~ee
---- and --, Of in the State Of
a say s he IN aas s s s %
they WILL within after tho receipt Of the the
s' Once Names OF navy ssn enSue ,n io
shall fail enter into contract Aforesaid guaranty
and that which may be accepted
Signatures rive s''r''''fS e. fP.
Date
hereby certify that the above named are known 10
mo Of property and able to mako good their
To be signed by tho United States district judge United states dis
rct attorney collector or navy agent - . ?
ING are 'he Classes eque AZ us respective navy saras
kTTERY MAINE
s Mo- 90 white pine cas 10 Ash p plank Mo- na @
lead zinc, Paints oils &c Leather
and OIL '''''
~, mr. vr,,o,v>y ,,,sS ,r,,,rSr-,r,
,.a y. n.',., Il.
No 10 White nine No nj Ash and cymess No M Hickory butts
elm timber white slaves Is black spruce
o. Spikes nails No. %. Lead zinc, and
2s Flax Canvas No 49, Cotton No 30 Flax and cotton
ss No No q 81 sn No ana g. ay sa Ne No 81 s No. ~
No ss T"llow oil No so Ship ehandery No. 40 Station
ppoov, w Nrw vopv
u,,,a ~. ~, ~ . y,aa -. 49,.
yellow Pine plank logs No TO- pine No IL
No l3 Locust No IA whitesh oars hickory bars and butts,
No slaves heading No l6 Black spruce No
Lead znc tin No "a Pig iron. No 25 Hardware No a.