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tBFUfi.-A.ir fW 4Uf- wi-, lift mm
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j n V MMl If Q.-l. 8imm ( Ub81) if iawrUQ
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rOB TIIR KATY.
V "' ' Kavv PerxuTM&jiT,
' Bruv or Ctwaraccrioa, Majf U, JSi2.
SKAUii PROPOSALS enduned "prvpuil for
I'lnWr or Lumbar," u 1m a My to, (uintijg
lot Vr Vr l ud iiUtifotnbwli thettfiVruistModed,
will b rYed.bv1Mii Ituou ti;'iT1 ociook, p. va-,
0tBM iith dv wf Jul cxt, for fii rauliing and dvliy
riog M-lvrcootnet U the :ferl Navy Vardi bruicT
teriM Iibfv Unlwr, lad vihct articiei
MWrcal in UtiiadvcrtiactuvBt
Onv-fuurth part vf quaotit required at eiiefc W
ff Vard MtiM ft (ktiwrad on r bTir the ftnrt at July;
pn Lbr Xarti) yart ia ar bul tU tarst of Bpu la
Wr ; (Hi ttliar fuarth rt twi ar twA ta Am ut No-,
yawrt d athar ftxvlh fH or terfur the i
thtrtklk da lacub7, aibtcca baadrad aat ail t
fiiraaaa ac oCmi aiay ba aaaapted will ba imiuired
ta tar lata ajMitracMi hiU, beitdt? ytbr eoadiliunn,
wifl axpwwcl provide that, is cat thj ihall ia auy re
ipaatidtn part'ur Am anatraata, taa ant may b, at
IhartpHa at Uia Uottod futet, daclarci aull aad ruid,
wit&oal affeetinff taa right af tba aaid uitl i$Ulc to
juait ftraWfaaliairktoh aaay haveocMrrrd, villi the
tlfulativs atw tiiat, if dafaalt abalt tm amda by tb eua
tractor la daliraripst-allorany of th artiloi con tract
a4 4af aaainy ami a4 taa ttai and ptarev
a man A tfutt tkw aad ia that eaaa tba roatractur aad
air arttia will forfeit and pay to taa l;attrd St Us, as
lianidattd daaiagea, a ram f iaMy ual 19 twia tlie
awMtraot priea, abiaa iwUMiaUd daata got may b recov
rd friMK liw a tia a tbay autira.
- AU the af'oraaaid IMmWr, UiiaWr and othac artirlwi,
ataa4 aa af tba rwry bent fualily, anbjeot to Insect ion
ad ai(iauomeat.ftcoardini( tulUa "PnttttJ mle citd
iUked fvrtl iprtia and tntamremrnt f iimUr, fur
tkm V " 'ldtof which nny hr
aaaa aie( Xy Vant ot Xjr. M4Bl uc- - All
iba aforaaaid artiotci aru rtHairvd to U ia all repU)
aaUftfaetorj to tha Conimaatlant ui the Navy Yard where
itiff jwa until itduiivr.
JiUm valiuw vsne iank aUfik matt ba uf Ui very be t
)qatttj of loux leuf, fin grain, euutbni yttar pine,
th aap tobeeai'ludd fotheitiaamrmnt The White
aaJi Ubia4 plank tu ba lollad atwaca tha rl
wf Oetabar and tb I t of March, and matt hare grow n
witbia aUtjr mtU-i t 'ba aeacmut ; munt W irtripjd of
ka bark, a kewwi wtiatMaty d after ii i (WfM
aad pbwod idear ol taa irrouud, af anu-h .JiiOu.! v -v-liicnra
mat b ftvca bj the aoutraclor, by lit nJiie
liaa of cartltioatf, ilgned by two reapefUble witrtenr,
wtt 4bair aApwittuonadar aath, bafora Buattt Jlir
f tha atiurtar wtjwtrala within tba uwavMp or eun
twker tba aaid white oktimfrnJplftk wajfeti..
JH4s aMMa epanue W Mf taW or n Aa 'af,
mndttr aaea ef ar(iW, waft, V , r i
of f nrfiWi aM4 tfrttfr tehi, k tkrhili
iifmmdmtL s Tba auat alaaah Uw atart be dUtinWly ear
ria 1 oat, aad tba aggragata ataount of eatb elan eor
raeHyfooted aj, wlttth u material to a fair eoojiuri.m
afbida.
Xoextea:aa of tin for wabint; dfrlirerie? will be
granVd, and penaitiea f jt non fulSlmeot mHI. in all
ca, be rijritUy apforcc'l Biddam are, lb rvfurc, ra
quoaUnl to olfr for ao mure tbau they are turo tiu y cua
farniab witbia -IbtrttM itpfcUrtd.
Appraaed avrwtit la twfae tba aimstH anitHHil 1
aaeb aoutrari wiU be fwiwdia tbe nanuiT aet furtli
la thai luruinnt and ta per raiituia a ill lie wltlihelj
fraaa taa amaa af caob paya'at c aaltateml Meuriiy
fiar Ul faithful p.iffwaaaa. Aiaaff yrata f mck
if, mnprw0d it trtyH if tb pwpw('rr itommuH'iuat
pifJ4ittW0tM0 dirty jag yfttr ittjintsenUittum to
kimu
rBrery ufgr aaetba aaiawpaaUd by a writiea rwr,
atyf (the rcl"""-''? f ti iraaraiitur r ttarautun
liihe oarf'tlWJ l bra wavy atfenl orotlitroffioial iere'tt,
" " Wf aa'"artf 'fcabwn.'to lao vnoreaiii) (Ti'i? if fhit alTttr
be areltd the bitMrror bitUlers aillt wiiiuo tvn tay
jtfiar dtaieealpl af tho contract At'lha.puat uffiu4atft
iadU mnmtt iba aaanv foodoad mfteicai aart
tteato frib th Wrtiulea proposed, agreeably to the
lrau pet4ttiHl In tha- t-aa tract. Th Uw af the ItHb
Ajagptr-t. 141a. farbtb tba eunatdtraAttui af mil prvpaaalt
ui aMAmnaiibd br socb raarautr
RiMm art prttmdarlf eiimliil Uf tnttarm thtir fljff
mm ao.M -wyitire, thi iuy may be atutnguuneu rrum
mtbor ba,Nina lotteri, in ordrr to patreat their bvin;
palled bof ire die tiff aipoiBtL
a (MhtM vm aja4a In not a-lrmit j with lltif adrar
tiaeiwent will be rouxiitf rad or raj cat .4, at tha ui'tion -f
tba HurMt. Tbova aaly whaaa i-fierw may ba atMwptcd
ariH bau4ftd, aad ormwaata forwardad wilhant jlebiv.
MaatbroitEb whirfcthey (teidrttabeAd.treted. andtbTT
.M .jeatia wboai 4ba avatacU .bail ba aent iar.a.
ti av
tHba p:iajl r tiod by tbia ilartaa, hoaaotben
UI W paid fat tU taertna.
152.
Sim, i Iorwa)ace to furnUttftnd deliver at th Nh,t
Tard a 'i au afwiaity with tberaiiuirfmnNoft' a
areruaemeat by iheBnrjaa uf CoHatriicuMirE juijMntti ,
and Erirf blay 1 1, l&Jt tha veveral artirlei of (tin -br,
bambcr Av,aiecaae may be,)etmmernted in 'Um
Ma--tar rlnniei Na. yu4 fur tJtat yard, (o
wit:
Clam He-
- awbie fcatafyellaw pita plauk tocki, at-
any pwreubiefool $
mm fret af pmaleewaMa yellow pin HmUr,
- at-anliper eubi rutX........
Claw's. '
. awble Ibai af white nk pfoah ffck, at
' eaaU per aaHie fVwe ,
aided iaihaa f vhlta aaJk boat knoe, at
aato fee eided tnvh .
If aiT bid mm afieawtt4. T dealra to to addressed rhrwtrb
ha poet adfee at , aad th emlrart to ba aent to tha
atryaywta 1 fcramaeutta.
- ' BiaptPlfclW, yvar ahadKt aerVt, A, B.
TaCeiaa. w..iatawK,a, .
j ( Cbafnf BaraaoOtMitnicUyn, da
. , Wakiniftoa. D. C.
If a tb andenigned, resident of , la tba Ptate
f . bartby jraarantaa, In race the fa ragtag bid of
ba aeoepted, tbat(ba ar they) will, witbia tosdayt
aVer-fjieroatp4 af taaooatraatat iaept onrce design n
to4 4a aaid bid aerate tba same, with good aad euf.
lie at aaretiea, to faraiah tba arUclea nrounatd in eon -
farastty with Lba term of the adrcrtif emtuj; ander which
V waa toada . . i. C l.
I hereby aarttfV thaif to the beet af aryknewleffreeM
belief, ftka above-aasaed fuarantora mrm rood aad toff.
atemC . - U. H. flary Agaat.
roRM Of KXDOB3R3JEXT oa tha envelope Iran
amstaf ifae aaar t ',ir
"71' upH i efaer Timber, .
Cast A, , at (A Xiry TarW, (mm fae yarif.)
t JfAVT TAEp, KITTKRY, MAINK.
u T . CkAJt S L Hj the pier.)
Q. blebery eapetaa bare, 1 feet long, 5) Wbasas bait,
a a at awj vao.-
Clam Ha. 1
U taws llfrawnivltv, ana tow front 4 to i, twa toite frota
M iS .r OMaa Ke.aW(Ywaa
4VM SataV beard awaawa, 1 ba. eypran boat board
l.UUO da s I da da pbu.k.
JTATT TAllB, CHAKUSTOWS; MAS. 4
- Clam Ha. 1. WkUt 0-h.
t wWa fcat whito aak pUnk atese par attbta feat
; tO aadeta ieet wbila oak butt piaeaa, froin 3a S3 feat
j"tj anaimai in w tiieiee tjuar a y,
die af tbaatickj eqnal peapordwaa a? q,,
lat
-
, t,0M aabic let wli(U oak ram llinker, or nLiiin
" J aw, la UnUn irfft'wtttii li 1 nAm4
, . a Urd err, arrrmk Id Hktt way fnrni 14 1
.u ,...ttil. unred.T WUi. full ! f Ui, lr.
. ai4 la. amn wring (ri T th mk or tngU
.;' jm Waa'. l-fi varthUri tt ikwmkl.in,al,
from (ba ill Tbi Tartnu Ingtlia, ritat, M
TTM I. fttiul tt , TttAni, prt t-lie Joot.
vR'tOytMM ttM Mh mb, m It u l fcrt ir.
U M 1 " "timlglit oh wmf, trum ID to I, iarfeM
I.M, a to kar . Nlr iibnI nrrr. Ik. atKer
h. MtoMlBrito. i,h,Utf,or !,.
'i I. T, nt "ay frm H u III l.hu i,,,
tSi IrtHmtaa a4 fraafrotoaU MnU. .
"tot M M' ic fcet, Br cuM; 1,1,
T J W,to a.frtollNWU.rlrfi
aa la faraiM aal t Hut b (tm. hoiI
derreat, bat lUar to ba fraaa 9 la li inebee.
I'be botiiaa tuba, sided to tha eUamatoraf tba arose
the aiding, way. Tbe tau)tii aiss af the bodies
la tha middle f their bmtbs to ba fruas 15 to
tntthea Katiiaatad at dtufabaa art aidiag, per
inca actaiait'g
10 white oak knees fur t heads, tba body to be
fro H ta 10 feet loaa. Tba toncth af tba ana
frota the, centre of the body so be trees to 8 feat
ing, mt to rorai an eagle with the body from
-0 to 1 40 decrees. Met siJing of tha areai to be
frosa 12 to liiacbea. Tha rah siding of tbe
body must be two in. bes larger than the diame
ter af tba arm tbe tiding way, and the moulding
aisa of tha body its entire length mat not ba Use
, tii no its roughiidingfix: Estimated al 140 inch
es net aiding, per ivh aet siding.
1,000 yiU tV-Mert quality paoswia Hiite aak tuU
pieces, roand l4f,J truss 13 to Si feet long, and
nowa lews than U iat bee diaiaator at tbe top end,
elecr of tha bark, per cubic tot
W plwes white oak tirater, from 1 3 to 10 feet long,
to ba sided straight one way, from 8 ta 1 inches
thick. Tha moulding wy to ba from 10 to IS
in,t.hs, and to be idralrbt for two thirds of tbe
length. Tha ether third part of its leaath mast
have fair and aauirsl curve atf fromihesUiglit
l-nrt frotatZto 1C inrhesat thaead. Toba.kxigb,
stradgite-jrmiaed aad free fraia all defects. Ksti
aaatod at biH t-ubic feat, pet: smbta faot
100 white oak boat knees, arms not lem than 4 tncb
es diameter altar of tbe bark. Tba arms Mid
bodies ta ba from SO to 30 iaefaaa long. Ta be
square, in-square and out square in equal propor
tion, per knee - -
Clam No. X White Pnte.
fl,O0O feat board measttre. No. 1, white pine, I inch
boards, per M feet, bjsrd measure
10,000 feet board meaenre, No. J white pine, I Inch
boards, par II feat board measure
3o,oo feet, hoard maasase, Km. 3 white pina, I lack
boards, per feet, board measure
10,000 feet, buard laoanure, No 9 white pine, 1 Inch
plank, per 31 feat board measura
Cla8 No. 3 IVtow Vine.
in,oooiuljic feot flnegrninod sotitheruyellow piaeplsuk
td'K'ks, per rabie'foot
't,ooerubio fciet Axis graiaed seatbarn yellow pine,
" j rnmiersnrtstTnriwr ftvm-tw tv 4a int long, and
from 18 to W Inches Mjusre, per cubic foot
Clam No. 4-Loeui, Jsk, Elu, CAry, Cedar,
-ittaek-Wntn&riS'.
5 oo cubic feet whUah butt pieties, front 14 to 45 feat
lm j, and not les than 13 iobvs diameter at the
top ea t, clear of tbe ba,rb, per aubie foot
loo.iMa- lvt board measure wbii mh plauk, from It to
. 2 ferflong and U tu 2o Inches wide and 2iuch
. , es thick, par M fwt, buard msaauea
2,ooo fpwt, board mt'Sfurr, a tuck' white ah pltnk,
frnin 14 to Iff foet tting and from to to 15 iuebes
wide, per hi feet, board aicaaura
2,ooo feettfifkd meivara, 4 iay-b white ash plsnk,
from 14 to 14 fe!t lung aod from lo to 13 inches
wide, per Al leet, board measura
(All (hs a ore a-h ta bt itr.ught and straight grain
ed, laugh ard free frota all defects.)
S,fHm f-i t, b -iird niearure, I inrb btark walnut boards,
froji 12 to ia ferllnng, and to average 14 iucltes
wirff, ptT M feet, board mtkfura
l,ooo lent, bmrd measure, V inch black walnat nlatik,
f a to Jo fwrtl loag and 15 iarbat wide, pr 1 feet
board Hkenaura
l.ooofeet, btmrd Measure, I inofa ldac-k walnat plauk.
HtolW feet loiiamt I5iubes wide, pur ii tret,
onrd ntPmsure
' Vita tt, boanl wossure t Inch cherry boards, 12 to
i. I feut leuiuid Ili iaubes wide, peril feet, board
400 feat, bwdamaiN. OiaaU ehcrry plank, U Wdu
fact long and li in.bi wide, pr M feet, board
raarara
(tXKHt, board measnra, H inch red elm plank, 4
-jugfa-gr wide ; par Mfttft bard ihwws -" .
TjK$Tvfi iKMirUmeaenre, ifTncb red elm plank, 10
- . incjjea wiuo, far M teot aoaru aieaare
- 4,Ot)0 feet, Vuard denture,? inch red cltn plank, 13 inch
es wide, par SI feet, beard measure
4,SiH fcet lKrd moafure, tf iih red a in plank 14 lack
wide, iitf.l iat. bttard nieaiur
- r,Tflet'uara'meiufe;-
iaahttay 4wet per-i fVe, Wr4 wwiua . .
' " (All the above etut to It? iIcmt of centre liitb, wsat,
i rot, splits, shakes fellow, ami t,tkr efrtina, aad to
I be sawed to tuU ajid eveu luicKMsa.;
fUtOcohic feotrrd elm Umber, round butt pieces,) from
14toSfeotloagadom I2t inches sums
, tcr.tu iveiv ill iuebes diameter clear of ths
bark in the middle of the sticks, ptTcubic fix.i
' SKcubic feet yellow loat Umber, frouwd butt pieces
from W toj leet b-ag, and frura W nIN ucb
asdamttH, to artists li inches diameter in tbe
' 1 mi.ldis of the stlcks,H'ir af tbe bark per ubi fri
1,000 faeL Ward mattre. ia4adar boards, 15 lot
feet louaad 8 to 10 inches wide, perM feet, hoard
TPV'
rough tiared, front 8 t 11 inebcr, aU-
maud at 6 J oubtc feet, jrcabic loot
('LAsa Ko. k.UickQr9 ituttt mmd Wfuu Ark Omr
Rdjlerm,
'I cords beet fality bitkory buM, Irornaj to ft fact long,
an I from (' to I im-hss diawatcr. pur cord
HRt white ah oar rafters, 13 feet long
,'HSJ do do H 4i
I'i'n) do do 1$ do
do do 18 do
KM do do 17 do
iO do do (8 !o
Estimated at M.nSOlinasI fact per llwaal foot
Tbi bUHos to he full on third (h lenb of tb . oars,
n4 from 01 to 7 tachva wide, by three fourths of ao inch
thick at tbe end ; tube Si inch thVk at the handle and
ii inches Mftta re at thethrnai. To be tough, sirnicht
gratnt;d,cltar of knots, splits, stains, rot, atd ail other
Ti fevts; to W rirvm, and clear of ecaUa pith.
" Clavo No. 1Xyf ttar
t tons of S.SIO lha. bast quality llgnumrltw, 4 In. diame
ter, dw Wwt
3 tons ofV 10 !s,bat oallly lignum it, 5 la. diame
ter, per ton.
Umsof ,.ViW lba. best qaautj lignumvitas, 7 in. diame
ter, per ton
ton of 9,540 lbs bort j'dlty HgwutnviUc, Sinckdiam
ator, pc t a.
5 tons of 4, i 40 lbs. beet quality lignumvl.m, 8 In diame
ter, r too
lUmof tlbs.btity Hgautaritsa, 1 4 ia. diame
ter, prr ton.
f ton of .!' 1h. best quality lignaravilm, I tin. diame
ter, per son
Tha&bftve lignum taa to be round and free from nil
jdiAkesteraaka, and other defects, and in lengths of 4 feat
aad aver,
NAVV YAIID BROOKf.YN, N. Y.
Clam No. I.-White Oak.
30,000 cubic feel whito oak pUnk tluck par
cubic fool
White Oak DiMennu Stuff Board Hcanrr,
Vi pieces, 10 fi loiig.il in. wklr, 10( in- thick
24 do 14 1 H ia 9 do
6 dn 14 do 13 do 13 da
4 do in do 10 do 10 do
To ha of puntiira oak, quire edfi-d, and
might, free from Inrje kanm, and nil nthrr
dcleew; there mot Ik at tatat Ihra mrlier
tawed from the centre rf (lie lick, lo avoid
iha cenlre ofUie bean; lay 10,810 feet, per
feet.. ' '
WkUt Oak Bool Kiysuflu Iht Ieh.
100 knRcs, Irurn 1 lo 8 mchea, lo average 8
inches, fjr 3,500 incliea, per inch.
WMI Oik Bor-Br4 Atf, , ,, ,, 1
8,000 frPt I inch cteir board from IS hi IS
fret long, prr M feet. ,
3,000 feet and inch clear board, from 18
! in 21 feet lung, per M. feet "
-et5o;-rHWfr-jrir VmwfiT
If.tlOl) A 1 in. clear wTilK pine bOarrla jicr M fi
2,1)00 da do da do . do ' do
13,U004) dodo da , b' bo'rda, do
J ,(() do 1 do mercb'bla . do - do do
3.0(10 da da do j do do , k do do
1.000 do t do while wood pl mk . do
,'t Yttlom tin r.mUrHftlu Cuiitfaot. f
, 8 piece,, 04 leet loafr, 92 iiiclica aquare,
18 feet from butt and IS Wdica aqua re at
the np end, aajr 1,808 enhic feet pit en
1 bie foot , ' ' ' '
U jU'.iw 6X i wl-'ppfe" J.t Jtif he, mim.
14 feat from butt, and 17 mchea aqoire
at tha tnp cad, aij- I ,WO cubic feet per
eulie oM '. v..--(p.!:' i;;- m
UALEIGH, WJDNESD AY MORNING, JUNE 2; 1852
10,000 cubic fet yellow pin plauk slock per
cubic foot ' -v-5.
5,000 Um U inch yellow pine plana per M ft
3,000 do I i do do do do do
JLotwt TMerRjt Iht CubU Jfoot-
400 cubic feet Long Ielniid locust, in ltngtlis
from 8 to 16 feet, to average 13 inches
in diameter, and none lce than 10 in
ches, per cubic foot.
BeacA, typrtst and Baci ffalntit Board
Alcuiurt.
800 feet I J-inchbeaeh plank, per 100 fcet
3.000 fuel 1 do clJar cypress boards, from 30
to 30 feet long, per M fci.
BOO feel inch blauk waluut boards, per M
feet
Class N. 4 Mlack Spruci Span. c.
2,000 inches black apruee apars, from 7 to 0j
inches, to avertije- 8 iurhea; tv .be 8 feel
lung to erery inch in iltameiei, fr inch.
78 spare, from 47 to 67 feet long to JTerare
8i feel 15-inches irr diameter, one-third
from butt, and 10 inches at the top end of
the stick, per piece.
150 poles, assorted, of good length and aae
per piece
1'he above apara to be tu sight, and with
the bark on. per piece
Bickvrif Ban.
300 rough bars, I J feet long, lo squaia 51
inches at one end, and 31 at the other,
per, bar
300 rough bars, 8 feet lonj, to square St .
ihclics at one end, and 21 at die other
per bar
Tba aJjuta- lure to ba of aplil -ickryv"
elmight, clear or knots,, and all other
defects
ATTiie ,1th OartBy the foot in length..
S00 while ash oars, 14 feet long
900
do
do
15
do
300-
aoo
300
800
100
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
14
13
12
II
HI
do
do
do
do
do
Say 32,600 fuel, per foot
NWY YARD, PHILADELPHIA.
" Citss No. l."-ffVt7 Oak Timber.
10,000 cubic feet of best white ask plank
stork, per cuhic fool
1,000 cubic fret of best while oak promiscuous
timber, per cubic foot
Class No. 3 Velio Pine Txmbtr.
10,0'H) cubic feet of yellow pine plauk stocks,
per cubic foot
80 pieces 18 feet long, (4 inches square, 8
iuch blade, S00 liueal feet
60 do 17 feet long, 8 j inches square, 6
inch blade. 850 lineal feet
ifa.itn..K. rWllWtlSi ' tlwawSffwrtf '
. inch blaJe, IJIH) lineal BeT""
100
100
do 15 feet long. 81 4iuUies square. 51
inch blade. I,50t lineal feet
du 14 feet long, 81 inches square,
51 inch blade, 1,400 lineal feet
1,310 feat, per foot
Loeutt Umber.
iOO ctibie feel offiret quality yellow locust,
per cubic foot. .
Class No. i.f.unibtr. '. 'J
- 8.000 feet j lliflh while pins panel (Karda
10,000 do 1 o
20J.00 JotJi-do.
IS.iiOO do 11 do do do
10,000 do S do do dd
do
do
5,000 do I while ash ooards
5.000 do IJ
6,000 do 1 1 do
6,000 do 8 do
laok
eso
da
Black Walnut.
800 feet inch bluck walnut bosrds
S.OUO do 1 do da do
1,000 do 3 da da plank
500 do 8 da do do
200 do 4 do do da
CVtrry, Pvplur, i Jlaftt.
8,000 feci 1 inch cherry boards
1,000 do 3 do do - plsnk
1,000 do 8 do do do
:,' 00 do I do poj lar boards
1,000 do 4 do maple plank.
Per M feet, board measure.
NAVY YARD, WASHINGTON, D. C.
C.am Xo 1 Wkili Oak KneuSqvmrt nJ Tn-
68 Wooes to side, 8 inches when finislied, 400
inches per inch
90 knees tosido, 71 inches when finished,
078 inches slo
160 knee lo side, 7 inches when -finished,
1,120 inches do
80 knees lo side, 61 inches when finished,
gJOinehe do
50 knees lo ride, 6 inches when finished,
S"0 inches - . d
Arms to be ia length from 4 fret 9 incite
to 5 feet S inches t bodies in length from 0
to 7 feet ; in all other respects in accordance
with the "took of measurement." '
Cues 'o. lWkitt Oak Flank Steele.
1 2,5i0 eubia feet Ili to oak pUnk slocks,
per- cubic foal; 'Mi of the longest
pieces to be straight, 16 by 17 indi
es ; ibe remainder in. accordance with
(lie books of measurement.
160,000 feet, board measura, while oak plank,
' 1 per 1,0 10 feet J af tbi plank 05,000
' tal will be 4 inches. 3J.O00 feet 5
inches, and 70,000 feci 6 inches
thick a tbe thickest plsnk trust ba of
tli longest lengths i in other respect
,, la conform la tba "book af measure
ment" abore Bsoied. . , , . , ,
SSiiW mMa fert T"fT Pl"f pbpnk atneb
per cubic loot, ;. In lh( above amount
; 8Cpieea mum ba 39 fe long, aided
i airaighl. 16 incbe ia thickness, th
other wsytSt tadies, wilti a regular
" ' " sorr of 8 inc he also, 80 piece
. in length SO fvet idd (traig'u 3
, inches ; in thickness. It inclies ih
. alher wayJIUnih regular curt 6
Mxfeea ) also, 1 8 of lba longest pieesa
; of lb plsnk ataek moat b straight
. and senae, 16 rnebe at the top tad
f. 'i'ia.vrfierfasfecu- M aonforrn to the
: '"' book of measurement. ,t 'J
Class K. i.Atk flsmk.
Sifjoo sap ft tf W& btTV U 101 frrkb
W)00 , So Jt do do 10 to 13
S.C0 ;d t S Am do it. to If. , do ;
do
do
do
do 81 do
9 da
SI do
4 do
do 14
da 15
da IT
do 10
M IB
lo 17
to 80
lo 84
da
do
da
do
12,000 feel
The whole lo b well aensoned, in lior 14
feel lengih; and clear of wind-abaket, splits,
knots or other debet, per M feel, board meas
ure, ' .. '.
Clasb pfo. 8. White Pine Lumber.
40,000 auperliciat feet 1-Inch common cul
ling. 18 teat length.
8,000 superficial feel 3-iocb sulecl culMngs.
18 feel lengths
10,000 soperfieial feet 1-inch prima Bulling,
16 feel length
10,000 superficial feet U ioah prim enlliogt
10 feet length
68,000 feet par M feat, board meaaare.
Class No. t.Hlaek Wulnut and Mahogmy
lumber.
,000 superficial feet 1-inch black walnut, in
13 or 16 feel lengths
3,000 superficial feel 11-inch black walnut,
in 13 or 18 feel length
500 superficial feet 8 inch black walnut, in
13 or 18 feet length
900 superficial feat 3-inek mahogany, in
18 feel lengths
500 suiarficul feet l-ineh mshogaay, in It
feet lengths.
5,50(1, feet, per M feet, board measure.
NAVY TARD, COMPORT. VIRGINIA. .
- CtAta No.' I. '
35,000 cubic feet while oak plsnk stocks, per
cubic loot.
80 ptece 6TwIiTfe"5ak, To si3a"Tu" to'l8-
mchea, 16 lo 24 feet long, straight on
way, lo curra from 18 lo 36 iuebes,
rough-hewn tba moulding sy say
8,760 cubic feet, per cubic foot..
liuddti Stack:
While oak butt piece for first elsss frigate.
6 pieces, length 33 feet, Del diameter head 24
melius, ncl aiding al heel 1 0 inches asy
W72 cuhic feet, per cubic foot.
For first-class loop
6 pieces, length 84 feet, net diameter, head
18 inches, net aiding at heel 8 inches -ssy
400 cubic feet, per ruhie foot A diagram
will be furnished at this Nary Yard.
IFkitt Oak But Cua
6 pieces, each piece 9i feel long, 18 inches
wide, 12 inche thick.
8 piece, each piece 80 feel long, 1 6 incbe
wide, 12 inches thick.
10 pincev each ptecr 18 feet long, 15 Inane
wide, i I inches thick.
10 pieces, eeh piece 14 feet long, 16 inches
w Hie, 10-tnrhee ihiek.
12 pieces, each piece 85 (est long, 13 inches
wide, 10 inches thick.
Sny 13,360 feet, board measura.
'Tba above 44 pieces af butt cuts are to be
of the ery4 beat whiit ntkr" They- ira now
of itetftf row a-A Uimensian. The centre. Or
pith, must ba lakan out. .They are to be got
hai p cornara. , e. clear of wane, to thai
when reduced to the net size there will ba bo
up-wood on ibeiu.
While Ouk Boat k'mrt
16 bnea,tho body and arm lo ba fiom 8 ta 6
fret in length! lo b sided 8,4, and 5 la
ches; au equal proportion of each siding lo
Iwgoi; none pi iha sbovs 50 kneesare to be
woaV'sqtiaraylhat-felieyonrfsB angle of nine
ty .degrees; oue-half of them ta b acute.
or within a aquare,
tWtffoer
lorvt.
30 piece of northern locust, 13 feat long, di
ameter ant less than 12 inches al the smil
lest end ssy 186 eubia fact, per eubie
foot
Class No 2. WiiVe Hickory Butte and
tiumupuce.
10 butts, esh 14 fuel in length.
60 do 10 do
To bs 0 inane ia disaster altliasll end
the bark not lo be removed.
300 white hickory hndpikes, each to be 6
feel long and 4 inches squnra; they ire te
be quartered, ao lo be clear of th ccn
v'reorpith. Uy the piece,
White Ah Oar Hapert.
64 oar rafters, 18 feat long, per oar rafter.
50 do IT do 'do
100' do 16 do do
100 do 15 do do
AH to be 3 inches-square al the loom ; the
bUdca 0 incites wide by 1 uicbe thick, and
1 of the length of tha raflrra.
To be free from knots pith, shake, and
other defect.
Class No. 3. J'tiW Pint Piatik Sloth.
30,000 ruhie feet of long leaf, fina grain
southern yellow pin plank lock, .
By tha cubic fiut.
frigate' $ yellow Pine Sparr- -6
ntaiutoprassl stftyii feat in length, psr-
allrl diameter 191 inches, continued to 7
feel of upper audi diameter of upper and 14
0 for lupmaat fifty -eight feat in lengdi, ps
allel diaueter , 191 inebr. eoelinusd lo 7
feet of upper and diameter of upper and
14 inches. '.
6 half inaintnpail yards forty-nine feet in
lengih, centre and bul riismeier 1 8 inehes j
dismeter of upper end 10 incite.
$ half foreiopseil ysrds forty-two feet in
length, centra and buttdisnietera 161nrhe
diameter of opperaau 8 inchest, '
4 half cross jack yard fortj fire feel in
length, centra and ball disnisler 18 inches ;
diametwof upper aad 6 inrhaa. r '
6 jib boom fifiy-fiv feet in length, centre
diameter 17 lo'ctjraf and 15 inches,
' Say 3.800 cubic fart, by the cubic foul.
YellDU Pint Spare for IVett, '
ktlf main yrda.Ay4our feet in lernrth.
centra diameter Mid at bulla IV inaheai
id II indies, '. v ; ;"
8 bitlf jr yards fifty feel ia Isngtli, -ceo Its
( dismeter and at butt 18 inches ; and 10
incbe. . '
6 whole msintopsail yards sixty tsetin length.
,a 18 inches at eeaue, and 9 Soehes at each
end. , ' ' .s .' ' 1 . ....
0 whoU furrtopsnj ysrds fifty-i feet in
length, l inckes al aantre, and 8 indie al
each end.' -' .-v : --J
8 mtin Inplnaata 6fty4a feat ia length, psr-
allel diameter 17 inches, continued lo 6 feet
of upptt Mad diauister f .upper and 13
' inches. - . , , ( ,. .
8 for b;paiasi forty nine feel ia length, par.
., aim ouuoeier AO incurs, conitnvoo so a ice
, of upper and j, ouncier of ejioer ' aad . 13
iwb .;.,. ..! . .;.,,,--,.. i
U00
leSOO
1.600
1,500
6 jib boom, f.,rty.wo feel in langUi. centre
15 inches, etuis 12 inches. ,
8a 3.790 euhie fiL. h ilia cubic feet.
8a) 3,790 eubie feet, by tbe cuhic feet.
Class No. i.Ehn Plank and Hoarrfs. '
1,500 feel, 18 lo 38 feet long, 7 to 10 inches
wide, 1 inch thick, ' ;
1,800 feet, 18 to 28 feet long, 7 to 10 incbe
wide, I inch thick, -8,000
feet, 18 tu 88 feet Jong, 7 to 10 inches
wide, inch thick. " '
8,000 feet, 18 in 88 feel long, 7 to 10 inches.
wide, inch thick. , , ,, . .;
8,000 feet, per M feet, buard measure.
Cypres Plank and Btwrtf.
1,000 feel, 26 feel long, 8 to 10 iuche wide,
11 Inches thick.
1,000 feet, 36 (eel long, 7 to 10 incbe wide,
1 inch thick. ' n"K '
600 foot, 33 feel long, 7 lo 10 Incbe wide,
1 inch thick.
800 feet, 18 feet long, 1 to 10 incbe wide,
1 inch thick.
600 feet, 86 feet long, 7 to 10 inches wide,
inch thick.
1,000 feet, 84 faet loog,7 to 10 iachea wida,
1 inch thick.
1,000 feel, 30 feel long, 7 lo 10 inche wide,
I inch thick,
500 feet, 18 feet long, 7 to 10 incbe wide,
inch thick.
14)00 feet, 84 feat long, 7 to 18 inches wide,
I inch thick..
1,000 feel, 23 feel long, 7 lo 10 incbe wide,
inch ihiek.
1,000 feet, 18 feet long, 7 to 10 itehss wide,
; 4 took thick. ' ""
1,500 feet, 10 to 84 feel long. 7 Ul 10 inehes
wide, I inch Uiick.
8,000 feel, J J.tpJ j, feel Ipngf JtOL 10. lnhe
wide, 1 inch thick.
10,000 bat of 1 inch, to avsrsge 10 feet long 1
and 16 inches wide.
23400 feat. t
The elm end cypres boards ar lobe quar
tered, the edge to ba clear of wane no knots
will he allowed alao to Da clear or aplilaana
hakes, and other defect. By the M feet,
board measure. '
Class No. t.imtt Aih Plonk and
-' Boaraf.
500 feet, 13 to 18 feet long, 8 to 10 inches
wide, 8 inches thick.
600 feel, 13 lo 18 feet long, 8 10 10 inches
wide, 11 inches thick, t i
1,000 feet, 13 to 18 feat long, 8 to 10 Inches
' 4 wide, 1 iuche thick
1,000 feel, 11 to 18 loot long, 16 la 30 inaha
wide,, ! inch ihtak. . . ,
3,000 feat, per M feet, board measure.
Th above plank to ba free from cap.
bad knot, and other defeunvtad sil 1
under 18 iachea wida to b quar
tered plsnk.
13,000 (set, board measure, S inohe thick
18,000 feet, board m earn re. 11 inch thick, 18,
- It, and 80 iuche wida. -
1.000 feel, board meaeura.t Inch thick.
35A0S feel, per M feet. "
Tbi to b Susquehanna No. I,
CtAas No. Q.- Mahogany
1,000 feat, bay wood, 4 inches ihiek.
1,000 do do 8 do
1.000 do it .1 ,. da
3,000 do do 1 inch thick, 16, 18,
J.OflO feet, kosrJ meaure.
SSiS2iJl!f-,l'Wtfi KoJta.xar .beat
quality, per ai reew : .
Suequehannu Blati Wall tut.
1,080 feel, 4 Inches Ihiek.
4,008 do 1 inch thick, 16, 18, and 30 inches
wide, - ' ' -' '.
1,000 So t do "
6,004 fat, per M fee V board, aMMUe,
t 'Charry Hoard:
2,000 feet, board messure, I inch thick, 16,
18, aod SO iachaa wide. -All
of lha abnvf Susquehanna blsek wal
nut and cherry to b nfilta vary beat quality,
per M feet.'
Class No. ij-White Pint Plan and
' BoaraV ' -
Know a No. I, or first queiity.
6,i00 fcel, board sjwaaurr, 4 iaebe thick.
10,000
60,0(10
50.000
600
do
"do 8 do f-
do
do
do
do S '" do
do l do
do J3iol4ft.loagl6
, to 34 inchee wide,
l ioah thick. '
lo I inch thick.
60,000
16,(00
do
do 13 to 80 ft. long, 16
- Vi 2i inrhea wide, I
inch thick. -do
meh thick,
1,000
190.600 foU
To be free from knots, shakes, sap, and
other defects, per M feat.
ff 'hitl Pun Plank mndfiovd:
Know) ss No. I, or second eualiir, .
10,000 lest, 8 ineae thick, kard sjieasara,
per M feet.
10,000 feet, I iaej thick, b.iard meamre, per
Al leCt. ....... -t:..;
To ba free from shakes, Vr,
Class N. 9,Haemelat nett.
108 kaemetae knees, SMo 4 teat arm, 6 feet
body, lo aide from 4 to t inch, par
knaa. . Z";..'.
taJr Sprutti .
30 spars, 8 inches diameter, 40 feat in length.
80, do 8 do ,' , 36 do .
80 do-7 r-do - S3 " -'do- ,
80 do 8 do :, so do .
W-dwHk-sr-SS-do-''
Say 1,030 Incbe lob furnished by lb
tnehy
l tt.ui j. ,l j-
... ,. .im .-nv-T11o
star 1 1 rem butt, IS incbe.
piece (tick, each 68 feet m length, diam
' eter from butt, 13 inehe.
13 piece sticks, each 80 feet io length, diam
eter, 4 fmsn butt, II incliea, n '
To be furnished by th piece. ' '
400 croe pale from 81 to 4 Inches in ili.
- ameier. mil from 18 to SO leal ia length.
Equal proportion of each lsngih and sue
bythapieco. ' - "
NAVY YARdTpENRACOU.
Class tio. JhU Oak X,uti(Par
Four lOinek root kaees, fro SO ta 8S4r
inehea ' ; ' - - .... ,
y' -"
ill
--'
t'tif.j,ais'a..
j four , , do J Vdo ,'Jw,s
Jinchea. . ' "'; -' 4
' ' t j ' . "
72
White Oak tr Ruddtr Slock Per Cubic
3 rudder stock for frigates, say 831) eubia ft-
uo ' ' ao sionpa,say 6o ' do
Clam No, ,.White . 3 ,Flank. ami
'' Hoard: '
10,000, feet board msasur. 1 iucb thick, 14
10.10 feet long- ss ut.,i tj(
8,000 feet, hoard uieaagr, g iache thick,
14 to 18 .feel long jut i n i
6,000 feel, board measura, 81 Inch thick,
14 10 10 feet tons;' ,
33,000 feet, per M feet ru t
To be free from knots, shake, spilt, asp,
nd all other defects, to be 13 lo lb inches
id, and sawed to an even thlcknesa,
and square edge. 1 -' ' "'" ' 14 'v "-l
Clam No. I. YtHna Pit Board and
- -' :.,'.) Mi Plonk, 4 :.;if;-.-...i!..4.
10,000 feci, board uioaiure, t inch thick, SO
u 5 feel long, 10 UJ 14 insiies wid.
8,000 feel, board measure, inches thick,
. , 39 to 80 feet long, 13 to 15 inehe
wide v '
18,000 feet, par M feet .'.'..
To ba free from sap, kaola, sbaksc aad all
oilier defeats, and sawed to square edges, aad
ao ova thickne. -,. - .,-.;,. , . .t-
"'"-'mv,, ,
, I mjF..rveafe-Trr T,wr-, .j,,
.. BCRYINQ ALIVE. fi
ThViTtb bu r which " o aubiina:'!
taken from th Albany Rcgialsr. ? W havs
no doubt nf it truth, for arc have, oorselv,
hasfij I of ;jtiniiJati!linofti ot lba-kind. Ona
was that . of distinguished merchant, in a
Vinrinia tnarn. not Riehmnnd. hnwurer. Dm
af the ronel eminent' men that ha aver doe
honor to the deliberative bodies of this Com
monwsalib, was 000- em lb point of being
nuriea snvr. . 11 represeuted Mi siluslian
horrible beyond all e(proasioa He was
perfectly conseiuui, nd eould oudersland
every woru thai was spoken. J et h could
move neither bsnd nor foot, his heart had ap
parently ceased to beat, no breath that could
possibly ruffl a feather came through hi lip,
and h was, lo all appearancea, a dead man.
H heard hi wifs at lha door, eagerly striv
ing to get in.. II knew if h could b d
muted h ahvuld be aJa, But well meaning
friends opposed her entry most strenously,
but, as it happened, vainly. She en me, and
seeing, at once, thai he wa not dead, admin-
blared the proper remedy. ' ' He reeovsred,
aod lived to dimingui.k bimself atone of Ibe
ctost (loqusnt member of the great Conven
tion lb Conwauoa of 189 '30.
, - , 1 . . . . . r;.. nr. .
llut lo Uia promised extract t
pome yean sgo, we were pertecuy engni
ant to ao occurreuee 01 Hue aina which was
of tbe moot hesrt-rendin character. Tbi
wife of a gendemaa waa taken aud.lenly ill
iq church ant tu carried lo her bom in a
etate of syncope, In a few hoar the partial-1
ly. recovered, bet immeUstly -rvlspsed, snd
ever again showed any eigne of eoiiWcious-
neoc Mtelsy 1 this ondmoo nearly iwn
day, bsfling tbe skill ef lba physioiana, and
tliso.as it was thought, and a iher was al-
tnott , every sesson to believe, died, , No
sign ol fcrea thing eould be delected, the litutis
ecam ragltl and cold, and t a eyes remain'
odopea with ibelxeAantfglairfrebfdesili
tvr there wae no change in Iht ealorof the
sifis, Diasolution hd oottakra nlsce. . The
pour berosved husbiiad sltnncl riali at tba
loss of Ihe youuc and beautiful - wifo whom
be elmoat idolixsd, dwg with dasperstion 1
lha hope limeud ia bsr face, ai.d long reit
ed th unanimous decision of th physiciiin!
. L . ' , .... ' ....
Wat sne was ucrtainiy uraa. 1 ney 101 J him
what is doubtless true, thst it sometimes,
though ery raralri hsppeH. thal there Is no
disoulorataoa for day ead even sreska, fir
dicealuiioo ba aukca; -plaeav Hot eiill tie
rretated, and it Was aot uuul llirao day had
paased without ih faintest eigaal of change
or sign of life, thst he finally gv up suit
suffervd tbe burial lo tuke place, She was
entombed In a vault. Months pssid. A
cemetary having been IrM nut,' the husband
purchased and br a lUflid e lot, areeied ta ele
gant monument ia it, aad whoa all waa ready
eupariateaded the remoral of lba body of his
wife from tha vault 10 its fiaal easting place.
When ihe vault w open he remembered the.
circumstance of her death, above detailed.
, , ; .11,. . .
anu a aesire siiuaeuiy seizeu . nirn la once
more behold the corpse. By his direction
th eo IS a lid ws removed. The spectacle
which presented itartf waa inaoueeivahty hor
rible, Ut u allowed she had been buried alive
She bed turned quite Svertipou her side, she
had clutched her nails Into rhe enflln until her
finger had Wed, portion of her grave clothes
were torn, and in bar horrible struggle she
nsd eontrtvttt to carry nsr hand in her heed, snd
had plucked from il e mass of hair, with por
tions of Ih cap thai covered , it I ; v ,
, The poor man never recovered from the
hock of that iwful peetact. It Wia born
away tenaalea, and for Ihe rest of bie weary
liter, wee eUerly broke end miserable; be
ing, (' !.&. l.Htpr'l .'''.!'- J j:i '
The New York pspers, w Sjlurdav coiv
Uin Die veledicWry of Oen. Cones, the' late
Uovernnr or the Island. " II m tddrstscd both
1 to the eoitdrrs and tbe ornple, and eihorp
them to eouiieae, as ibey have always bete
toys ut me wuet; sun true w Utcinaalveo,
We but , speak the opinio of the entire
press, when we ssy thst Cub ha lost much
by the removal of Concha. With ilieexecp
lion ofTacon, be was almost the cily Captain
Oenerul who hue presided ovei the lei uid
or a eeiiiury , lo whrna no motive nf avarici
or injustice aa be impaled iw- the discharge
ot nis outy. r -it had oeen enmninn to send
fr"mJj.iaAlh go nruiutuiAjC4thmn
I.H1L...L,.. .aI.Uh... t i t
!r. TH.'Srf-.Js ..;JiHrj itirtuun.
was expected Ui make up for all hi la
a, Ii the favored land, by exaeiion whieh
rninea inc Urcoles, snd s opped tl.e growth
of ihe populaiion." Concha was not one tf
tliosr, . tie cam to Cub with a rnodenW
fortune, spent much of what he hsd in the
improvement of the condition nf the nenole.
ud le.Veii it sa impoverrfheJ man. II has
never made any exactions, ears those whieb
ere justified by law, tor the s of ihe Stale:
for bimsW', he h received nothing hut bit
salary. A, dcpudauVia f gvntlcntaw, . re pre.
nliugh merchant of Havana, waited a
him preaeated bam- wulb -89-" lis fni-
uveljr retusod to accept lt buttUey told him
that thoy itttewded M take h iacr mm their
own hfndcitad tetia it dpa hie eluldren.
NO.-23.
which he had no legal righr loobjectto. Upon. ''
this he reluctantly yielded hi consent lo take
the money. ....
There are-mauy rumor se lo the es of 1
hi removal. On of the ta, thai it waa oe-
easioned by hi asUve ondeavort to aupptae
th Africa alave trade, which subjected him
to much Jeslously ia high places. It it ren "
aaid, lhal Queen Isabella, herself, is largely"
interested ia the prosperity of this oefanoue
buisness. , If such be the fact, the removal
of Concha ia easily accounted for. heiher '
Gi n- Canedo, his successor, will be more a- '
eepuhle, in llits pirtirular, remain m be teen.'
The substitution of Chios for African a !
laporera. In tbe meantime, may have a eery 7
imborianl bearing' upon die future uece
of th slave trade, and may go far to destroy , ,
it al togs thst. A eootraol has bee mad 7
witheenam English parties for the impoe -
tatioo of eight hundred Chiean, to sere "
an apprenticeship of eight years, at 64 a "
moth. ... .r- ""','
. If w may credit the New Oilcans Pic.'
yuae.t paper generally well informed with 1.
regard to Caba ' aflaira, there 1 so longer r
ny dsnger of enotber eipeditio lo Cubat.
W era glad of it, v We regard it 1 -Bid
faot," that before toother generttiosj hB'
have pawed away Cub will be ours, by J
peaeaable aeqesiuon. .v.., Kick. VU.
MANUFACTORIES IN ORANGE.
Wbila na the eubjoet of improvements, w :
propose lo notice com which have reesoily 1
Idkes) place ia lhi ouniy, eat -which pro -ml,
at do distant day, greatly lo dvnc (h
business and interest ot she people. :,"
.11 easts, w com at Uougias have jut 00m.
pteied Cotton Factory, on l4ttle River, a-
bout ihirieen mile eaal of Hillaborourh, aad i
are now reetiviug their Maehiney from the -
North. Tbey eipeetu eommeoce ooerauoat '
during the tummer, aad will run 1000 spirt,
die. ,
Me re. Robert V Job Shields have also
erected a Woolen Factory oa n, abool .
seven rails Kaai of Hillsborough.'' Them-' '
chinery has ell bee received tnd it it es "
pveted that Ibey will Com ma nee operatnns la '
a few days. This w think is the third or '"
fourth Woollen Factory in Ihe Stale 1 and wo
look up-Mi their introduction a. of the etore '
imporunoe. Because, if w ere not much nii 4
laksn, if proper fseilitiss ere aflbrd'ed. Wta "
tern North Carolina will eventually become
;;reut wonl-growing eountrv. We hop the '
oCAtlon of this Factory ia Orange will Induce '
our penpte to psy more ettention to the raising ;
ol Sheep for il i generally eonceded tu b -tbe
most profitable animal w eaa rain. '
. Eagl Founoery, owned by Meser. Brow
ti WilkinpnJsitatlBd-JB---Enmr-about
ihre wdoe East of tllsborough. Jlhl
be in operation ouly short time, tnd it
ingenious end eaterprising proprietor treooo. .
sisaliy adding Improvemenu), W ere nu
ified to leant that the demand tor dioir work '
is quit qu4 to iheir ability at present to --
meet it. - -i ;;, . ;,. , a .
Messrs. Dickson dt Brawn' etlablishmrwt 1
-tmtatoNllafJ Mtehiaet, ''
Wheat Pan, a., ia siiti.ad on Enoo) river, '
bout ait miles esst of Hillsborough. Ia to.
day' papir will befonnd their advertisement
to whiuli we hivii attention. f
To these we miy add Mr. B. 1 T. Webb'g '
rata1 tithment for Manufacturing Window '
Blind, t. hiudnoine article of which we bar
before spoken j and the Rev, John A. Mc
Mauuen't eatahlialuucnt at South Lowell, it '
which are mauufaclured Smnt M ivhinee, .
whion w eve, -y frequent msntion "la our i'
eichangea, r obtaining eonsidcrabl ecbihri- '
ly in the fltai on teeount of their excellence.
II also manufacture Pstettt Cora Shsllsrt,
&e., which ar in good repute. ... - - - - 4
There may be aiiiag naoulactorie In &m
county which have recently been tommeneed,
but they Jo not occur to us just now, Theso, '
though few iq number, fuiiu quit ivpeets..,
bl begiuuing, end furnish sufficient del apoej ,
which to build a reasenslil caleulation of It'
prosperity that must aliend well-directed en- i
ergy whsu our Rail Rosd is put In opentiou, '
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STRENGTH AND DUTY OF SOC Ttl
,-;;,.-., ERN WHIG. ; ?.",!, ;--.
Th repeated jeer and taunt tt the tflrgoS
weakaece of llic Sutithent Whip hav drawn?
fonh'some fame end figure which clearly'
prove that the aid of Southern Whij( lie-
tenliai to ih tuccrse of the Whig trty Ia '
ihe approaching Presidential olituma. .The
CbarlotteevtUe Advocate aayst
lo the last Presidential election,' Oea. "
Taylor received the rote of Hie following v
Souihert) Stales, vie Maryland, North Car-;
otina, Georgia, Florida, Louisiana, Tannemea
nd Kentucky amouniing lo sixty-six, w til
(Jen. Case received but fiUy-five. ' Here rs
clear msjoriiy of eleven for Oen. Taylor,
aiiil he also received t nsjoriiy of the popu- -lar
vole of the South, , From this u is cleat ,
that Southern Whig war aot in each a wo
ful minority ia 1848, as our dvrsariss would -hsv
as belie, and no tnan eettay tbaf w '
have lost strength sine thet tint. . -"
Nor ia it true lhal Norlliern Whis ran!
dispense wiih our support altogether, and yt : '
lent a Preudent. In the Isst eoetcst, Gener- :
st Tsylor received ninety-seven vole In tit '
Free Staiee, ud General Cuts scccntyiwo,
It Bow requires one hundred and fur.y-oine '
vote lo elect, or fifty-two more tlua lieneral ,
Taylor receirej al the North. ' Wber ara
tbeM additional rote to eome frort- tiener-
al Tavlor earried every Noithern 81 ne tli.H
any Whig Can hope to carry, txcepi Ohio. :
Add the vote of Ohio to tbe niuuty-scvea,
sud it Make bul one liuudr.U end tweaty,
of twenty-nine less thnq ire required, to ;
sleet" ' - r"- -
L M bcinjtth Itreogth of Southorn Whis,
and po'sesmiig beyond all doubt tlie suilny
10 dm id ihsl the Whig pi rty shall preiervs i
it aatiunal and cou email ve character, not- '
ing btfl' weakiisal end deft eiion io their ow
rank can prevent them from securirj th '
eon (nation t f Mr. Fiitir.ore, tud the adoutioa
of a national pUtform. upon which the com ,
promts hall be erected plain, permanent anil
immovable. ; Air. K-pr
Fin LcAr Mat We a.r. imi tiKui is V;-n
Ivim Hut, m th pwHwsAiwa' tsv. a. I. Lait -
sH, of Lincoln to , maas of pies ten, or tr.
Rubwt 6wrtX(hteMinty. ' Iitbo doi.W
pT0lllols v'W'r' wight es nns bv ths ai.na
belrs tt . HM. ' " Jfa irmtknmr ' ;
' Ook. b miildle-ajed li!y, of
rrpe'ctM eiiii'ea(it, "who never nurseJ s
tret or flower," ha gone south to m irry t!.
h'acksnvitb by whom "tbe lav! link vt.n bi ,
.es." .-v r- '-: ; ' :-