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STATE LEGIST A TURE.
. " : - IN SENATE v
i WKBXKSJJlT,'jAKrAHT 3d, 1827. ? j !
'Continuation' of the Debate vhtch occiifrecl on
theRcport of the Committee of Privileges and
Elections, in the case of Josiah Tyson; whose
seat as Senator from; Moore County , Was con
ested by Cornelius Doxpd.' ..." J ,
: Mr. Fancy, (Speaker) would wish td be
informed by the Chairman, or some mem
ber of the' Committee, of privileges nd
Electfons, whetherVil!iam TngUpd,
j "whose deposftion Thas been tajtirij was jtlie
same man who had been appointed an In
spector, of the:EIectiorit and who voted as
he saidi with an open ticket for Mr. DoWd,
the petitioner ? ; Air, C room stated he was
the same man. j . Mr.t Yancy then said,
it woald seem, that one of two Itispectors
appointed by tlie Sheriff was the friend of
the petitioner; tnatJie proveu au ine votes
taken at that seoarate Election were 1 un-
-question bly legal except one, about which
there was difference of opinion. He
said that from the evidence which had been
read ! he' concurred in opinion with; the
Committee;ethat there was no very good
reason for vacat in the sea t of the sitting
. member upon the ground of fraud ; ar)d as
no gentleman, who had taken part in the
debate, seemed to rely on that part of the
case,! he would examine the other reason
given, to shew the election was illegal and
ouhifto be set aside.'
5lf..yancy said, he had not heard of
this question, before it was presented by
the Committee m their report of this morn
ing, but a few moments of reflection had
induced him to believe, that the sitting
member U entitled to hold his seaU The act
of the Legislature of 177rdirects, that there
shall be in each County, one annual Elec
tion for members of the General Assem-bly--that
the Sheriff Shall advertise the
time land place of holding the electh for
at least twenty days. That the County
Courts shall appoint two Inspectors to su
perintend the Election, .and if it shal hap
pen that theCourt does not appoint In
spectors; or persbris appointed refuse 6r
ileglect tpVcon)e thefSheriflfof the Cdunty,
with the advice, of three Justices of the
Peace, if theyie present, may appoint In
spectors j ancl if the Justices be not pre
senti the Sheriff with the advice of three
freeholders, shall appoint Inspectors! In
the case before us, the; County Court neg
lected to appoint these, and the Sheriff of
f the County, conformable to a practice of
many years standing in the CountyJ ap
pointed the freeholders , hi msel ( : one of
them was the friend of the petitioner,! and
voted for him. with, an open ticket. AIt U
stated in his deposition, that all. the voles
given for the sitting member, except one,
were given by freeholders d ply qualifitjtfto
"votel- Before entering on their duties,
thev were sworn impartiallr to 'discharge
their duties, and so was the deputy Sheriff.
The. objection, then, to the legality of this
election is, that the Inspectors appointed
by the Sheriff," were not approved of' by
Ithree Justices or three freeholders,- altho'
they .were proven to be men of good cred
it and character; There certainly was an
irrecularity in, the appointment, but such a
one as this House' was competent ,to legal-
I7.e, II 'tne siiung tHeiuuer iias receiveu in
the. County, a majority of constitutiouul
votes. - . ' . 1
Suppose in this case, as is very prob'able,
the Sheriff iid not advertise.the time and
nlnrrii of the annual electioo. would t an v
one say the election was illegal ? and: yet
one objection 'seemed very: much like 1 the
-This case, said he, my be supposed to
be like the one before the HouSe of Com
monk of the: last session; but a moment's
reflection wil I con vi nee us it is not. I n
that case, ybtesthad been taken at a place
not authorized byJaw. . To the Iicgisla-
tu re is given the po we r of presc ribi ng th e
time and Dlace of etections -and aner'hav-
. ing done so, it is not competent w give
them at any other time or placei ' IQ there-
fore, they are giveii on a different tlay or
at a different place, than that directed by
law, they are to be considered- as.no votes.
The case ; before us appeared to him to be
analagods to oue : which- he. would; state.
By thev Laws pfscveral of tlie States,- mem
bers oCpongress aVeelected by districts cpiii
jxised of several coWttes, and it is required
of thejretufniijg officers to make; their li'e-
turns at some convenient placed within; a
given time, Suppiise that a part ot the ot
ncers make their returns- w ithin the tiine
limited- by-Jawi;a'nd?
comparing the returns ma Jpyone candidate
v had been a:iven tn thedisttictVhad been re
lumed in time; itoultlhavVgivetifie
vther k majoritr.i.. What would the LIIousi
of. Representatives do in such a ca$e ?
he vas fnot mistaken, they have: decider
that the candidate who 'had 1 received the
la r"a:es.t numljer'of -.'constitu rional votes vva
entitled to the seat, notwithstandingthe
voies given;,were nor rei urneo in tune jo
authorize "the returning officers to Irecefve
them.r; , , - n
The,case shows that theTnember;return-
ed,: received a tnajority of coustitutiona
votes at the election. His opponent, how
ever, says tlie election should be set aside,
not because the Sheriff did not appoint
honest men to inspect the election, but be
cause he did not call for the advice of three
J ustices of the Peace, ; i n ; makinsr the a p
pointment. If the votes given were such
as were legal, iMs not very material how
the persons were appointed who inspected
them. He hoped , th ere fore, the report of
VI 1' VIUIIIIIIII V, , II I VUIIUUI I CU III.
Hat. TTti r -r ii' , . '.
&ir. mu, or rranKiin, saia, nenau a case
which he thought would romnlffl v bnivir
the argument ol the Honorable speaker. : By
the constitution ot isortn-uaroliha, the
Governor has the power bv. and with the
advice of the council of state, to flit all va
cancies where the right of appointment be
ongs to the legislature, by granting a tern-
porary commission, suppose a uprnor-
shou Id appoint a judge, for instance during
ine recess or me legislature wunout tne
council would it not be an arbitrary 'usur-
iation, ana wouiu not tne appomtment be
consiuereu nun ana voiu r 1 ne case is
analogous to this ; by the act of 17J7, it is
provided that when there is an omission
on the part of the county court to jippoint
inspectors, the sheriif shall do it, tith the
advice of three justices, or in their ab
sence, he shall consult with three freehold-
ers.v INow, il .a shenii neiriect to comnlv
with these requisitions, a ndajSpoilnts in
spectors on his own individual responsi
bility, arc they nutulepally cho$en f They
certainly are, and the election should be set
aside. : ' ' ' ,
In like manner, the President j of the
United States is constitutionally author
ised to make: appointments by and with
the! advice and consent of the senate.
Suppose during the sitting of Congress the'
Pi-esident should 'of himself send off a rni.
ister to an v foreign coo rt, would not every
one denounc the act ? et thciSljerifF in
his capacity, committed as cross a violation
of the law of the land, in appointing inspec
tors contrary to ine aci.or assemui vL as tne
President would by usurping such a stretch
of power. . He thought.' the present case a
plain one, and he should vote against the
sitvins; member.
DRAWING
On the Qist day of February, 1827.
Only 7980 Tickets.
North-Carolina Lottery
..'. ' rm jhb r.ESEFiT or ;
THE OXFORD ACADEMY,
THIHU CLASS,
To be drawnat RAtEioiT, on Wednesdays the 21st
ot Jf eoruarv next.
J. B. YATES & A MclN'TYUE, Managers. .
SCHEME. c
1
Prize of 87,000 is S7lOOO
1 5,000 , 5,000
2,500
1,500
1,32C
1,250
40
20
10
5
21 500
1,500
1 ,320
11250
108,
108
108)
275V-
4
. 0
320
U60
I
13
080
770
3,084 Prizes,
7,980
CS39lt00
4,896 Blanks, Tickets, ?
In this Scheme, composed of 21 Numbers by
permutation, producing 7,930 Tickets, juid with
three drawn ballots, there will be six prices with
three of the drawn Numbers on them ; 24 with
two on ; and2,754 with one only, of the drawn
numbers on. theiti. ; " , . '
( To determine the prizes, the 21 Nos. from 1 to
21y inclusive, -will be placed in a wheel on the
day of Drawing', and three of them be drawn out,
and, that ticket having on it, for its permutation
numbers, the three ndmb;rs drawn from the
wheel, in the order in which drawn, .wjul be en
titled to the prize of ?7,00Q.
And those five other tickets having the same
numbers on them in . the following-orders,' shall
be entitled to the prizes affixed to them respec
tively, viz : . - ' :: ' :.
The 1st, 3d, and 2d, to - - $ 5,000
2d, 1st, and 3d, to - - 2,500
2d3d, and 1st, to - 1,500
. . . 3d, 1st, and 2d, to - - - 1,320
3d, 2d, and 1st, to - - 1250
Those 108 tickets, lhaving two- of the drawn
numbers on them, and those 'two the firsthand
secdnd.in either- ordr, will each be e vtttled to
ii prizt- of v'v ' . - : ' $40
.Thbse, 108 tickets having - two' of the drawn
numbers on them and those two the second' and
third in either birder, will each be entitled to a
prize of - . , - ' $20-
- 'All others with. two of the drawn numbers on
them,i being, 108, will each be eiititled tb a prize
of - .': y $10 , .
: And those 2,754 tickets, having one only of the
drawn numbers on. themv' wdl-be 'entitled to- a
prize Of - ji"f Vt V"i U7:i: V?;J, $5'
' "Np ticket which shall havedrawn a prize of a
superior denomination can bo entitled tbh infe
rior T)nze-iKs-i-''rA "..
i Prizes payable forty days after the- drawing;
rizes payable forty clays atter; tne- arawingi
subject to the usual deductionof fifteen 'per
t.t Lv, y-Hy -ivX- i; ' i:V ' '
resent price of: Tickets, Halves' $3 00,
ana
cent
'. rresent price
wuarter? iv-,;r "-'f?,!' .-t
? Orders, inclosing the icash or pni:ejas f a-'
bove, (post paid, tor Tickets or snares, : wur w
re
, 1
ccive prompt attention, n aaa ressea w ,
.V-
Baleigh or Fayettetille, N. Cv
Oth; 1826.-: ' r:;4"
aletg- Iiec. 20th
npltlE Tritstees of the Nashville Male Academy ;
.m. fake, pleasure in informing the public, tha?
thev have at length succeeded in employing the
Rev. Jo?m Armstrong, as. Principal in this Insti-
tftton. This Gentleman produces the most sa
tisfactory testimonials of his pTe-eminent qualify
tions as a Gentlefaan, a Divine, ad a Teacher.
He h a graduate of tfistinclion in the Columbian
College, p. C. from which, besides his Diploma;
he brings the most flattering testimonials of cha
racter and acquirements, from the Uevd, Doctor
Staugh ton; President of the College, the Herd.
O. B. Brown, President of the Board of Trustees,
besides the hi irh est recommendations from the
Uev. E. Baptist of Virginia, and very many other
distinguished names equally satisfactory. - -
Mr. Armstroncr has taueht the: present year in
the Cartervllle Academy, Va y Dr. Wharton and
Dr. .lames, of Va. and others, afford the most am
pie testimonials of hissuccess in Teaching To
all of which the Trustees would -superadd that
in an interview with' Mr. Armstrong, and an ex?
animation of lifs credentials, and method of
Teaching, they are abundantly satisfied and can,
with pleasure and confidence, recommendvhim
to the public. - f ".
the School will cro into operation on the 8th'
day Of January next. The price of Tuition will
be $8 per session for Reading Writing arid: Arith
metic siy tr rcngitsh Grammar, tieograpny
History, &c $12 Foiatin, Greek, French,,. s-
tronomy, Natural and Moral Philosophy, Mathe?
matics, and all the higher branches of Arts and
sciences, to be paid in advance. The Trustees
lave obtained from Chanel Hill, the System o.
Studies taught there, and the course of - Studie
in this Academy will be precisely such as to pre
pare Students From this School tt enter with ease
the Freshman, Sophomore, Junior, or e veil Senior
Class of our University. I '
The Trustees are well aware of th incrnvejni
ences that a young man I a 0019 under, who enters
College having pursued course of studies d'F-
icrcunrom mat Kiugni m tne university, anu
they are determined to have an eye to it. .
Board can be had in respectable houses inthe
Village at $37 50, per session. ,
1 he chnmcter of Nashville is so well establish
ed for health, that it is deemed unnecessary to
say any thing here. There are several never-failing
Springs of excellentvater near the Academy
The Trustees are convinced that no Acwdemy
ever commenced under more favorable auspices
Indeed, if a distinguished Teacher, healthiness of
situation, cheapness of terms, and vigilance in
the guardians of the school, can recommend it to
a generous public, we are assured that this In
stitution Will he very liberally encouraged.
Ity order ot the B:ird,
V H. BLOUNT, SecV.
Nashville, Nash C'ty, N..C. .
Nov. 25, 1 325. 5'-.
& 0 nf ttt i 0 nuv isti.
flUIE subscriber, grateful for past favors hopes
X - by assiduity and attention to merit a conti
nuance of public patronage. He has the plea
sure to inform his friends and customers that he
las lately received from New-York a lrae and
well-selected supply of articles in, the Coxfec
tioxart line - of business whicjh with those on
I land makes his assortment very eooiL consistincr
m part ot
Soft Shelled Almonds
Spanish Liquorice
FresliJTamarinds
Olives, Capers & Ancho
vies Sperrhaciti Candles
Pearl Barlev
Prunes & Figs
Brazil "1 '
Jecan (
Madeira :l Nuts
Filbert and
Shell JJavk J
Prime chewing Tobacco
Lorrillard's do d6 .
do Cut do
Spanish Cigars
Com'n & Torpedo ditto
Goshen Cheese ,
Water & Butter Crack
. ers . ' "
A handsome assortment
of Ladies Work Bas
kets - - .
Market ditto assM. si res
Fresh Smoked Beef .
Uolojrne Sausages
Cod Fish
Cakes, Candies ec
Cordials of every des
cription ; i
Champaigne V '
Madeira I ,.r?
port& Y
Claret . J
Fresh Lime Juice &
Lemon Syrup -Sallad
Od
N. Y. -Pippin Apples ,
SU Augustine Oranges
Dried Citron .;
Preserv ed Limes &
r Ginger
Cologne Water St Po
matum ;
Nutmegs & Cassia ,
Ne-.v Brewed
keepsie Ale
Pough-
With a great variety of
Crhildren's Toys, Scci.
. The above'articles are all perfectly fresh and
of the best quality andv.;l be sold f.iw for cash.
A liberal discount Will be made to persons
buying Candies to sell again and furnished at the
soonest notice.
HENRY II ARDIK, "
3 d-.ors below W. &
I). Shaw's Store, Fay-
1
5wlaw ' etteville St.
Fifth Class For the benefit of the
, Wiljibe drawn
On Wednesday the 7th of Feb. next
J. B. YAes & A. M'Intyre, MufiajersC ; ' .
Prize of 820,000
is
20,000
10,000
4,006
2,000
1.500
1,020
10.000
10,000
4,000
5,200
200
1 3,520
53,040
J 0,000
4,000
2.000
1,500
1,020
1,000
500
200
100
50
" - .10
10
.20
t20
, 52
52
1,352
10,608
12,120 Prize?,
; Whole Tickets,
,:... - .Half'.-' do . '
,k -1 , Quarter do .
gl36,880
$5 ' -.
2 -50
,,1 25
f-lflCj Orders pps paid, ipuuetuaUy-attended to
if addressed to . ..' ZA'is'
, , RALEIG H OR FAYfiTTEVlLLE; N. C:
; v G eorgia, North- and South Carolina Bank
Notes f'eceed in paymfeiit. ' 1 -r " '
? .4- -. Deeds, ; , ,
v jRw?- sdt ct thir OJicu
New; and G hedp Seasonable '
,13 ; B. SMITH has the pleasure of announcing
MJfm to Ins fnemts and" customers, ithat he
just returned frnm the .North
assortment ofjuipenor- . ;
Seasonable. Staple St FahctD
selected with great pains by himself at Auction
anu f nvai e aies m rew-i,ors ana rniiaueipnia.
, il . 1 " lVi."I iLlJL!
Consisting 111 part, of f
Superior Blue, Black, Drab and
l Oxroao mix'd
Cloth.. ; . '. ; -
mM strut atiint. - " . . ,y--'-'ji -Vv.".;-.-!,
Black Silki Cut "Velvet, and Valencia Vestings
Circassian riaius, ana uiacK liomoazine.
Plain, Fifftird and Twilled, J3omiazettes.
Irish Linens and Long lAvnsf Tvery fine-.Y
Bleached and Unbleached Sea Island Shirtings
cneap.j . -
Hose and Point Blanlvet.
Neg-ro Clothincr. ( coilsistinff of Neero Cotton.
gatmett, and'plain and striped Lmsey Woolsey.)
1 r uTi l v
icjjani vaiuui'itK uingnanis, iiew siyie. -
A most beautiful assortment of shaSed Calicoes
and Chintz -warranted fast colours, stud many of j
mem entirely new panerns. . . . ( . -'
Curtain Calico (very cheap.) J
.4 and 6-4 Cambricsand Cambric Muslins, (very
4 and 6-4 Mull and Jaconett Muslins.
f Plain and Tambor'd, Book and Leno do . j
An elegant supply of Plain and figured rtal
Swiss Mtrsixxs, tiom 50 cts. to $; per yard, and
among them some most splendid patterns, for
uresses. . . - -
. Some new fashion. Mandarin Crape.
Do. Nankin and Canton do.
Best plain Black Gros de Naples and- Levan-
ti.ne. : ' - .' . ..
S uperb Ih oxvn, nine, BUick. ' Pink.
V Pe arl
Lo oted Clros de. Naples Sjlk.v :
A great variety ofeIegant1Jlino,CrtsAntfsf
Vossimere SIiavls and Scarfs from ?2 po to 5XJ5.
J- ine white t lannel - '
Wide ?2tfw'(f Belt'lJibands.
. Gloves und Stockings of all kinds.
Fine Prunel and Morocco Shoes.- .
4 cases elegant sHats, (some -wide arid medium
(trims.) ; . .... :
l hildren's Ttir & Cloth Caps. , , l '.
Raleigh, Dec. 1. 17Teo4t
PAYETTE VII. LE, N. C. ;; ;:
i tie fUQiic are respecuuliv in-
formerl. that in emwennenre ot" , the
J recent death of Mr Clement TractL
the subscriber, who has been employ- i
ed
in .the management of the LA FAYETTE
HOTEL, has assumed the superintendance of it
This new and spacious builninef, ( which has been
purposely erected at great expense for an Hotel.
is now in complete order for the reception ami
accommodation of Tiiavki.i.khs and Boahpers.
Bosides the advantage of a number of rooms with
single beds, fire-places t and belUt the Motel contains
several handsome Dbawixb Rooms and pabt-
mexts, particularly suited for the private accom
modation of Travelling.! amilies.
BOARDERS, with or without Lodging, can
be accommodated. : J
, The FtJBsriTCBE and Brddixg are of the bes
qurdity and entirely new, and each bed ; is sup-
"plied with a Moschetto Net. - j ,r'";v.
; BATHING ROOMS are attached to the House,
supplied with water from the-Hay Mount aque
duct. ' . ' ' - . ; " - "-
j The BAR is richly supplied with a variety of
the choicest' Liquors, recently selected for it
in the Northern cities, by an experienced Judge
Large Stables are conveniently placed in the rear
: The subscriber is determined to conduct the
House in the most genteel manner, and no efforts
shall be spared to render it every wily worthy of
orthy of
jceived.
ACY.
a continuation ot the patronage it has recei
WM. Tit
: Oct. 25, 1826. ; 8-1
Law om
tammeYvntr Cured.
ilr. Leigh's $ r. Yates Virginia in
stitution for correcting Impediments oj
speech . ,r h . '
mHE Rev. THOMAS P. HUNT informs the
' JL public that he is qualified; to act as Ajrent
for Mrs. Leigh and Dr.. Yates, of the New
York Institution for correcting- Impediments of
Speech' for the State of Virginia.' !
I fe may be found at the Brunswick Mineral
Springs, Va- 45 miles south of Petersburg. " The
stage passes by the Springs; twiqe i a day j and
excellent accommodations on liberal ; terms may
be obtained there. ". .
jMrs. Leigh's -stem is founded on rational
principles. There is no trick nor quackery -in
it. No stammerer need fear not being cured ;
nor a return of his disease.; Numerous certifi
cates from the most respectable, gentlemen, to
whom the system has been explained, nd from
those who have "been cured by it, attest the cer
tainty & permanency of Mrs. Leigh's discovery.
These certificates may be seen by any who will
Spply. But -the reputation of the system does
not depend on certificates. If any doubt, 7 we
can convince tnem it any stammer, we can
cure t . them. Letters (post paid) directed to
Percival's, Brunswick,' Va. will receive immedi
ate attention. . ) 7 Sepr."'26 eotf. s
l al Pete bsb cue, Va. Sept. 28;1826i,
" I CERTIFY with much pleasure, -that under
the tuition of the Rev. Thomas P. Hcst. of
Bi uns wick County, who is 3lrs. Leirh's Afrent in
this state, for curing impediments of Speech, -I
have beeu in three days entirely released from a
very distressing, habit of Stammering'contracted
upwards of thirtyyears ago. -- ' '-
It 1 ever Stammer apam, it; mustunquestion-
ably be my own fault; as I sincerely believe that
all persons laboring Under that afQiction may be
permanently-' relieved by Mrs. Leigh 3 .Sys
tem.; : I jhave yet remaining a slight hesitancy
at the pronunciation of some very ftixrd wortfe.
uui 1 ieei connaent 01 Demir: reuevea even rrom
that,' in a
"very few days more.
H.
B. GAINHS.
WE, whose names 'are hereunto subscribed,
do Certify that Are have been instructed by the
Revfd. Thomas P. Hunt, of Brunswick- County,
Va. in Mrs. Leigh's system of eorrecting impe
diments of speech, and that we are satisfied of
the -.'certainty and efficacy of her rule in afibrd
ing peripahent relief to ' all stammerers if thev
will apply her remedy, & jt is our' own fault if we
are not entn:ety cured by it vl - s Hs
JON. FRENCH Norfolk, Va.
H. GAINES Petersburg,
A.M. ADOUE,
. ditto;
ditto,
Lditio, :
J. P. KEEN,
J B. BURTON
flip?
V: (;Fas2iidnablX5 Hatsr S ; V" r
C 1 B Tl 1 V T T r.r . V ' Ji-' il. - Ti: 1 T . i
JiiifVAJcitiurt. j r.iia, at; ine. rasnicnar) .. .
. .Olcthins? Store; tivo doors' below. the r AiAr?i v : .
OSS I Ttnrttf . run Prtttt-ni7i S?fi.Jrt tnc inet rasivrl ni ,i - i
with an extensivs j Assortment of .FASHIONABLE;,, BEAVBU
f s .r.-,- I It ATS.-warranted 'of the first clitalitv. which ' v
r, GODS, . I win he d!snn.P(i nFoifarrommnilatintpfms. - !'
KalelpJj.TiTan) I. " 1
x'-.jg-a- 1 ys. i-'r '
13 Al
X inst.:abri.trht mulatto fellow J byN the hamt if ?
ot uuo, aoout ayears.ot ' age,5 ,tffct inches ' . ? t yxiy
high stout made;; veiyaetir.yandj bitick sp'ol; hl.jf
en
he is verj'treckleb for a pegro he- had .op - A V f.
when he went away, a white hat,. brown panta
loons, drab colore home rriade coat hhda drub
big coat with a'large cape f -life had also a dou-i h
ble-cased Silver Watch; marked Norton, Londofti j--
No. S34, with . Scott's vatch bill in the case;u ;
The above reward will be" fiaid to, any person
who will take Up said ' feow and 'deliver him to ; '
the subscriber in Orange :butily or to the Jail i t
or oft Guiltord coonty-ij-or .Teo p6llarstif secured '
m anyr Jail so that I ret jmmediate information. ;
SEYMORE ijiYEAU-, 1
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' 'Navv CoMMISSI07E;s, Orncf; i
- December 22, l82&?-::
r u II E Commissioners of: the Na v v wil 1
8 receive. Sealed :Prdposal3, t, il ihc
1 5th February, next, for the supply of th
Tol lo 'wingMast and Spar Pieces, tleji vera-
ble at-the respective. IN avj .Yards, on or.
before the lstofjqmo 827i at i i r
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2 half spindles, 2 fishes, - "?
4 heel pieces 4 side tree?.' -S
mam-mast:'
2 fishes, and 3 side treeis, for foremast, - ' ;
1 fore and 1 main top-mast, ' j ; , '
1 lower, half-mam yard, , tylXuC---. '
2 main arid l mizen-tbp-sail-yards. ! :i l : " t
2, main, one fore and 1 mizeh-fdp-lTapf-masf, I
a jiu-uuuius, j jjjt ii uu. iiiu spanKer-uooui,,? ,
b The, above for a 74 -gun ship. - , j -1 ; 't-'
4 fishes and 6 side trees fQr main-raasf,
3 fishes, 3,aalf spindles, and three side trees for. '
: , fore-masf, i rv- :"-' v.''v;':V-v.'V:;:;- '
1 spindle, 4 cheeks, and 2 paunclies for mizen-
2 quarter spindles, and 1 paunch' for howspnt, t
1 fore and 2 mizen-top-masts, '1 v, i r ,V V j
1 lower half main-yard v-f ; , t : . iJ Kl'.V,v:'-i.I "V
4 main, 1 fore, and 2 mizeh top-saiUyards.:
4 main, 4 fore, and 2 mizen-top-gaijant-rnasts,
4 jib boom 4.flying do. and 2 spanker-booms,
- The above for a 44 gun ship. j ' ! , ,: , . .f
PhiladeH h ia.
,1 fore and 1 mizen-top mast,
1 Ibre-topgallaht-masllV
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2 rhani-yard pieces, : r'
4 bow-sprit pieces, "''s:i- '1':
1 sprit sail-yard, ; . ; ' - ' '
3 top-gallant-yards In one riiec.
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; 2 fishes, 5 heelpieces for fish, ' 4
4 side trees, 4 heel pieces for side trees
4 Cheek pieces, 2 heel pieces for cheek,"
2 spindle pieces for foremast, 2 fishes, t beef
piece, ' . ; -k l "" 4-,
2 side trees, 2 heel pieces -'.Vf : ' x;. '-" "; "j .:
- All the pieces for the mizen-rnast, - i x " I ' -.
, The above for aship of the lineV - - : ' ?
2 half main cheeks, 2 fore tide treesV'T-? 7,: ' . '
2 main side-trees,:! fore fish." "?. K ' f a
1 bowsprit pieces 1 heelpiece ftir majn-cheek,;:"1 V!
1 heel piece for fore cheek!, 1 half main-yard t
. 1 half fore-top'sail-vard. 2 main fishes . - 1
If fore-top'sail-yard. 2 main fishes.
2 main spindle pieces,;! 'fore-tonlanfimafl''
2 half main-top-sail-yards, ' 1 ' ' ;
l mizen-top-sart-yard m One pieces
1 sprit-sail-yard. :s ? 5 f
1 jib -boom piece, 1 spanked boom? !
, 1 tie aoove ior a 4 b g-un hmp? '
2 paunches for bowsnritli 4:; 'i
1 spindle, 2 fishesi 2 side treeX ,. v ' - .
2 cheekst2 heel pieces, 1 paunch $ mainmast
1 spindle, 2 fishes, 2 side-t&:es, 9 ? - v
V. 2 cheeks, 2 heel-pieces, 1 paunch J,1??"
1 spindle, 2 cheeks, 1 paunchfor mizen-masr,
J 2 fore, 2 main, 2 mizen topmasts, t - - ?
2 fore, 3LJmain,v 2 inizen-top-gallahtsina'stsi i , .
1 spritsaili 1 fbre main yards J '
2 fofe-topsail, 3 main. topsail4 J mlzen-tc 1 11
; yards,, . ' . , : J-W'-K v' '.
3 fore, 3 main, 3 mizen-topgallaht-yards,1--' '
1 cross-jack-yard," 2 jib-booms, 3 flying ditto.
1 spanker-boom, 4 lower-studding-sail booms.
1 spindle, 4 side trees, 4 theeks for a: fore or
1 bow sprit piece 1 swinging-bboni V
, 1 main piece for almizen-mast :4 : U ."i
v spindles, 1 hsh, 5 side-trees, and 4 checka
ffr" two mnin mo eta :,"' : ' . .'i --- e
1 spindle for ipizen-mast, - , 'f
! mizen top-gallarit-mist, ' . VI
The above for k'4-i gunshipi VV
1 spindle for main-mast, '.?;l 4: U '.
-1 coss'jack-yard,!;---!: ;.; iv'.-y Vf-rf-J
The above for a sloop of w2livJm r;
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17 siderlrees, 2 paunches, 2 cKeeksv ' " - ; ;
. 1 half main yard, 2 half fore, 3 rjuzen-top-sait -
3 jio-obrHsf ? . ' .'....-, ; ' .': .-j.,-.3' 1, '
4 flying jib -booms, f T
'"2 spankerbobms; &X.Ml:;-i:ir
- 5 swinging-bpyms, and 8 toj-maftudding
sad-booms. r v.U-. v ,;! .?
Tlieabo;vefora74 gun ship. J-v-pv:
' m. ...ul -t. " . ; I:"
uc w note- w iuc iimoer reauired abovJ tn
be got straight, of long leaf, fine grain southern
heart yellow pine." v . .' ' , r r v , ; -: ;
of the dtmenaions9 if necessary to ; ree-uUte- their
offers on application to the Navy Agent at either
- 3 NEWYORK
m.' l ' ; BALTIMORE - v'i.V- v- V.
; Norfolk, ; . j;
; ::-. ; ; 1 chaiuceston, crahU'l t :
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'r' The proposals must be fcd-ewji felrSl '
must state the names Of the sureties. H ' '"
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The: timber when delivered mdsf Undergo the ,
nspection - and . measurement; agreeihl ,' La tL 5
printed tuled adopted by ,the Commf- Isner
dated September 1st, 1823 as practised &th$;
several Navy- Yaxds,'--"As ': isJJ.-i 4:
j January X826. ; V A Stlrcl
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