Richmond Palladium (Weekly), Volume 6, Number 44, 5 November 1836 — Page 2
" te ANfl DIRECT FROM TEXAS.
The Newark Daily Advertiser of yester
day contains tsP--
I i received bjr .to. r-jjv a i k ,nntun3 a series ol articles
bv Davtl G. Burnett, the late president, in dv wth nolicv towards
ErSE The W5b ot the 13th,
alw contains the plan of the executive ior a new loan in aid of the government. The credit of the nation is proposed to be sustained on individual responsibilities, until the national resources can be brought into employment. The executive is to borrow the bonds of respectable individuals who possess I :t. These bonds, it is supposed, will
find a ready sale at par. A list of fifteen individuals is given who will lend their bonds a flu amount of A 105.000.
Provisions are generally high Corn 1,60 . K...K.1 Ratter 25 cents.
j J7 Kaufman has been courtmartialcd for nhedienee and drunkenness while on duty.
Sentenced" o three months labor on Galveston Island, "with a ball and chain, which was commuted. Dr. " Johnson llolcombe, of New Jersey, died at Velasco, Aug 22. The. Telegraph furnishes also the following items: . Land Sales. Half a league on Big creek, in this district, 5000 cash, no improvements. Another, half league, on the same Creek, sold at the same price. Nine hundred acres on Oyster Creek, 5400, small improvement.
LlBTKAT OF THK AEXIAIf issDlAHiS. e ic.n n
if.n.Mn No more of the Van Buren
electors of Senate have consented to qualify,
and there is now no immediate prospect i a
quorum. Messrs. udiuwuui who were expected to recede from the ground they had taken, in consideration of the vote of their respective counties, have publicly disclaimed all intention of so doing. Meantime the Whig members continue in session,
waiting the course oi events, w e ao noi see the end of this as yet. New Yorker.
FROM FLORIDA
The official report is published of a spirit-
cd and gallant attack made bv uoi. jonn
Warren, commanding the East Florida honest foreigner is sifted through, and settles
-a a
tion is over, we couia nave aone so ana so,
if we had turned out. Let us have no ifs
about it.
Ohio and Pennsylvania held their election
1 . . ; k. .A
f , ; rn hour. For this secret itne general resuii oe n7, w w
he asks the sole right of doing this for two see a full and fair expression of the vote of
years, and the halt oi wnai ne uws m Indiana, and not nave u saw aiier we eiec-
submanne peregrinations.
An English paper says that Brittania met
al teapots are now made by steam the
round bodies are snun, and the wooden han
dles and knots are cut out by powerful steam
engines. A good workman, it is said, can spin twenty dozen pot bodies in a day. Complimentary. la a late number of the
New Orleans Bee, we find the following:
"New York is the seive of the Union. I he
'JpHEtoljactiber hereby gives none. f P espoM at tmblsc Mle on the th "C L Xtrvesaber tx-ai. fmm i. in ... r?afc: A
town of BALTIMORE, htuatd en wSTJfijn FrMkaa County, IndUo For uuJW satwenber has been ardently soicitari to thn point, and diopeae of lots; but naaW fore refuted on .the ttound of hit inw-iZcr "k
. mi l tto tnflinc country villages. Iioh domI. yesterday; the returns will be given in this:aptoo fluently oUteidk.AimolnuT
troops, upon a large party of Indians who were posted in the San Velasco hammock. The action took place on the 8th ult-
"The command was arranged in tnree
lines, as follows: Captain Walker with his
upon the western lan.1?; while the loafer, the
pauper, and the cut throat remains beninu.
Mcader. A stranger was found murdered on Thursday evening last, about four miles
.aSVra WAv a . . m - I . r m . i ;n Am.!nm-tK f tKi rln Liitla hiving entered
company, ana ueuiensm ui mcu - o mnA f the tet.iohment from CbdU Garri-ihis breast on the right side and passing out
AV. V. . 1 ..... w .'II
son's company, formed the right wing; Capt. (near the lelt shoulder. Me was louna a snon Tomnkins with his command formed the cen- 'distance east of the Michigan road and south
paper the earliest opportunity.
Ohio. At length full returns have reached us from the state election. Vance's majority is G225, eleven Whig members elected to
Congress to eight Van Buren, but owing to(
the unequal apportionment of the state last
winter, the Van Buren party have a majority of six on joint ballot in the legislature, al
though the thirty-five Whig members of the House represent 127,119 qualified voters, whi'e the Van Buren members represent only 109,077, or 18,042 less than the Whigs.
. . . j rt . r i.
tre; aud the volunteers unaer vyapi. ucrt-
man, Willi api. uaru cuiupuuj, iwimni
the left wing under Lieut. Col. Mills. Un arriving within three-quarters of a mile of the hammock, the spies reported Indians in front; they immediately opened a sliarp fire on the right wing and centre. The Indians on the left, in considerable
force, made an attempt to turn that flank,
but were charged on with spirit and success bv Lieut. Col. Mills command and driven in
to a thick wooded oak scrub; then dismount
ith satisfaction that the companies of Bil-jing and charging on them, drove them
lincxtev. Yorke. and Hill have severally pur
sued and thrashed the marauding Indians; of whom the first named company killed 23, the second 2, and the third 10, making in all 35, without the loss of a man on our side. A large quantity of ropes and larreates were taken, with which the red rascals intended, ao doubt, to lead ofT horses and mules without any previous consent obtained from their owners. These successes have induced some of the families on the Colorado to return to their.liomes, and the rest will shortly follow. Michioan. The Detroit Free Press contains a letter from Washington, of which the following is an extrac. It will be seen tha the President has determined to withhold
from Michigan her share of the surplus reve
nue, unless she consent to come into the Union before January next:
The President is clearly of opinion, that no portion of the dividend of the surplus
revenue, nor the five per cent, on the sale of the public lands, can or will be, under the act of Congress, aid to your state until her admission v. and that if she is not admitted as a state or the Union on the first of January, 1i37, you must lose your portion of the public revenue. The act of Congress, he thinks, requires the surplus revenue in the Treasury
on the first of January to be divided among the. states oa the Union at the time, and that consequently Michigan as a state out or the Union cannot be included. These views I had previously received from the Secretary of the Treasury. Neither the President nor the Secretary considers that anv riirht has
accrued to Michigan in those funds, as a state,
by the passage of the act of Congress for her admission, without her assent to the alteration of the boundary accompanying it."
Pekmsvlvania. The returns, either official or unofficial, have been received from every
countv in this commonwealth. Eighteen
Van Buren candidates. The aggregate Van . Buren candidates have been elected to Congrass and ten Harrison candidates. The aggregate Van Buren majority on the Congressional ticket is between eight and ten thousand votes. The Van Buren Dartv have
elected a majority to the House of Repre
sentatives, while it is believed that the Harrison party, cr rather the State Administration, will retain the majority in the State Senate Under these circumstances, it must
be apparent that no legislation will be suc
cessful, concerning which a compromise does not take place between the two houses and
indeed unless the governor shall concur.
tfickneii.j
tfirough this into the border of the hammock, when the artillery plaved upon them with
considerable effect; after this they retired to
the right, and attempted to turn that wing,
out were cnargea wun success oy apiain
of Mr. Envart's farm, in a thicket of hazel
bushes, and from his aDDearance had not
been murdered more than three or four days
He was a small man, about five feet 4 inch
es high, fair complexion, rather dark hair.
very fine upper tpeth, except the tooth on the right of the lelt eye tooth, which was rather sunken, his under teeth were double and very irregular; he was genteelly dressed, had on a blue Jeans frock coat, with black
paper buttons, blue casinet pantaloons, mixt Jeans vest, in-lining of red flannel and back
with black muslin, white twilled flannel drawers, black fur hat, new store peg boots, with red morocco tops, a p:iir of home-made woollen socks, blue, with white toes and heels, a pair of new white buckskin gloves, a blue cotton umbrella, with an ivory top, a
Big Tatbrs.'" If our conscience would allow us to puff the extraordinary potato crop of the present season, as we might do, specimens enough would be left for our win
ter store. This week, Oliver Kinsey, of West Richmond, complimented us with six potatoes, weighing 13 pounds. Very good
I we'll eat 'cm, and thank'e kindly.
Walker and Lieutenant Bruten's command.' pocket compass, a small penknife with horn
and again driven within range of the artillery,! handle, a small pistol with a brass barrel,
which opened on them with great effect.
They made several desperate attempts to maintain thfir position, and charged twice on the artillery, but were driven off at all points,
and pursued for a mile and a half into a dense
hammocK, where they could not be pursued to advantage. The command advanced and took a position, and remained on it two hours and a half, then returned in the same order as the ad-
and a sheep-skin pocket book, were found lyin near him. The pocket book contained
eighty dollars, of the State Bank of Indiana;
one hlty dollar bill, two tens and two lives.
t ourteen dollars and hlty cents m silver was found scattered around him. An inquest was held over his body and the Jury decided that he came to his death by a ball received in his breast.
Since writing the above, we are informed
Hon. James Whitcomb, late a Senator of
this state from Monroe county, has been appointed by the President of the United States, Commissioner of the Land Office.
portion of the community. But
paamgeof the Internal lapr veaaent Ki tmrmi nnnn (Kia .it. iw ..1.1... - T" a.
nowledgctl natural attvantaee it rrwini will rentier it a point of preat iixrti.acl?V ' crery kind, and aecure the erecttoa of teaTt pawed by many in .the State, be baa beoJI!5r
that it i( his ilty to open the way for ffc ae
Hub oi the country, ami 10 meet the eager w numerous applicant! who are deairoaa f
theaaelrea at ao eligible a pet. BakiaMta klT fore been etenively known by the naa welTa Mil, und for many year ha beea a A aklerab'e hwinesa . The valuable Mill miV
and Fulling Machinery, Tannery, and Mkuauj rantile eatabithment ; ami vartoua MechaZI J' have canted it to be regarded a the centre af haV a large tract of surrounding country, for bcaihjF ty of soil, and advanced state of improvaaaijjLM bourhood i not excelled by any in the tataT 2-5 the aalubrity of the propoaed ttc Cor ti.a tovaft J valJel. During the lat 16 year the aabtchLarkC ded in thi neighbourhood ; there haa beea aaar' of from 30 to tt) ous at thi pluce, and bat a tSLl haa occurred aiaw that time. Baltiaaore it wSw the we tern tide of the west brunch of Whita I ver. The White Water Canal which rnaaiq. ,7 I tirent National Uoad. in the fertile interior of k. -
with the IHuo fciver at Lawreaceborgh, a h,AJ will go to Cincinnati, pataea imaaediately nZf town! Thi Canal i already coauaenced, tti2k will f e aoon under contract, and vigorously mailfe a speedy compl tion. The pro pored aite m OmV
(JoiiiMtraville. 13 from MrooKvile. Ih 6m i r-
from Ureensburgh. 56 from Indinapofia. and u
cinnat', situated on the Kiver and Canal k
advantage, oi nicrrowrr urqaai tor ettMagZ that may be required. At the town, aad swImS
sons an
run of stone.
vance without seeing or hearing anything that a gentleman answering that description, more of them. The action lasted one hour by the name of Amos T. Irvin,of Montgomand a half; one hour of which the firi.ig was ery county, Ohio, stayed all night at Mr. heavy on the whole line. From the mound Virus's Tavern on Saturday last, and left
which they occupied, their force is estimated I early on Sunday morning for Michigan Ter-
to at least three hundred men. Several In
dians were distinctly seen to fall before the fire of the artillery, particularly on the left. Several persons report that they saw a mounted Indian (a chief from his appearing to give orders) fall before the fire of the artillery. Adjutant Gililand reports that he
saw a large fellow, mounted, in front of the
right, and from a recollection of his person thinks it was Jumper; he ordered a platoon to fire at him. and several persons assert that he fell. From the many traces of blood dis
covered in passing over the ground after the
enemy were routed, a great number must
have been killed and wounded. We also
discovered where they had killed five beeves and seven hogs, some of which were left bv
them in the situation in which they were shot
down."
HUZZA! HUZZA ! ! Jackson is out for Harrison. Extract of a letter from a distin
guished gentleman at Washington, to a citi-
seu oi i-niiaaeipnia: rit appears that we are to have Harrison for the neit President. Virginia and Maryland are safe: the whole south is going against Van Buren. 1 must make you acquainted with an important factwhrch has recently transpired. President
The Latk Elections. Althouch our re
turns of the recent election in Pennsylvania are still imperfect, yet sufficient intelligence has reached us to justify the belief that it
has terminated in favor of the Administra
tion party, who have succeeded in securing a
decided majority in the next legislature, and
in electing eignteen out ol twentv-eight
members of Congress. This result is attributed to the imprudent course of Governor Ritner and the Anti-Masonic party in the last legislature, who carried the spirit of perse
cution so far as to alienate a large portion of j
wiose 10 wnose active support they had been
indebted lor their elevation to omce. It is
MARRIED On Tuesday last, in Preble ..- ni, : , . r vv n
printer, to Miss Elizabeth Fleming, both of
that County. Our best wishes attend them.
On the 20th Oct. in Martinsville, Ohio,
bv the Kev. Mr. liambrick, Mr. William
McCall, to Miss Mart An Noradick, both
ot that place.
A TltltTFi A BASE TRICK!!
Fellow Citizens, beware! !! The editor of tha
People's Advocate at Centreville has publish-1 cd an inflamatory Extra of his paper, on the eve of the election, unknown to the citizens of Centreville, and in direct contradiction of
jhis declared course in that paper. The whole 'matter of that Extra is intended for effect,
(KT Th, Massachusetts Silk Company, i..c,-iand wiU not bear investigation. Look well
poratedonly about a year ago, with a capital of jto it be not deceived by such underhanded
y oe required, ai ine town, aaj awiaAJ - alf above it, there itmitncient iaA, ud ttj?j C abundant supply of water to drive eacaZIt tones. When it is considered that a I r
of the most fertile land in the state, deasriv pejZ I ,
lies immediately west oi mis point, and thattofegTl r ter part of the year frcm its entire destitgtioaaV Streams, its inhabitants are compelled to ramthZ "
place, II may readily be conceived that taniiaw the moat important points for l.aainrai upom na? line of the Canal. Lieing as it does upon the iatsl ate, and direct line to market, it already aUracfcaatt sens of a considerable part of Fayette, Kaa asal Wgv connties ; and thit attraction will acqaira tsjaeka ' range, and extend to many fertile couolit ssrtasra 1 interior North, and North West a the ptmsKreaaa a ' siie ind importance; several tributary totaaavati m. '
White Water both Iron the East, and Wosia ta a I
v.
ritory. Logansport Telegraph.
$150,000 have already 78,000mulberry trees in a
nourishing condition. If this is the way our Yan
key brethren are going into the ilk trade, farewell to the Lyons and other French Importers! Evening Star.
RICHMOND:
SATURDAY::::::::NOVEMBER G, 1836.
slanders.
Baptist Meeting. We are requested to say that Elder J. B. Cook, of Cincinnati is expected to preaeh in this town on the 13th inst. second Lord's day, and two or three succeeding days. Of the hour and place notice will be given.
Information to Pensioners. In order to
guard more effectually against a repetition of
irauas, as ncretolore practised by the production ot forged papers, the first three following additional rules will be observed bv the ac-
WHITE SLAVERY. Such base attempts have been lately made
by a portion of the party press, to misrepre- counting officers of the Treasury
sent the votes rriven bv General Harrison in , In cases where the pensioner employs
iw. i:cloi r ru. : .u a" attorney to receive nis pension, tne execu-
f i- . . . i vm v. 1'V l 1 IllUSb w IU UIU UlCSCIICB ill rmrninttl Liurc nf thn t .1.1. tknt knl f i .' ... r
.... UMk " least one witness.other than the mairistrate be-
it the duty of every editor who values truth,
to disabuse the public mind in that matter. The charge alleged against Genera' Harrison is, that in 1821, he, as a member of the Ohio Senate, voted to sell poor white debtors to any persons who would pay their liabilities for their services. Now the truth of the case is this; a bill was before the Senate, "supple
mentary tto the act for the punishment of
certarn offences therein named," and General
generally believed that the same cause .will Harrison voted to retain the 1 8th section ofj
"Ul "prraicai tne t residential election; and; the bill, permitting fines for petty crimes and
the friends of Harrison still calculate to car
ry the state in November by a decisive majority. In New Jersey, the Whics have done ouite
as well as could have been reasonably ex- . t rss a . . .
pec tea. i ney nave secured a tie in the Council, and greatly reduced the Van Buren ma
jority in the Assembly. Nothing but a vig
orous ana united etiort is necessary to carry the state for the Farmer of North Bend in
November; and from present appearances,
Jackson wm rr.nti JV.VZTk: .v ,,aFC no rewn lo oeueve mat tbis tllurt Jackson was recently asked his opinion on a will be wanune. Kuttcai subject . relaUag to the presidential From Georcin
lactory. The State Rifrhts fWhitl Tlr-t-t
i- : "... . .j
misdemeanors, to be worked out on the hih-
fore whom it is acknowledged. No payment to an attorney will be allowed unless sup-
portea dv a voucher thus executed. 2. In all cases where the signature of the
pensioner or his attorney is required, such
pensioner or attorney will write his name at length, if capable of so doing; otherwise, his
signature may be by mark or cross, in which
case the execution must be in the presence of at least one competent witness, other than the justice or notary who acts officially in the
case. 3. No payments will in future be made to any pensioner, either in person or by attor
ney, wno nas noi applied lor his pension for
more mau one year, wiinout the production
ty, on the margin of which are thriving aad
dements, which for years have been dependsatatt point as their centre of business. Aloag I haw aata
arc state ami county roatls cottcentratiticat twaW
and connecting with ConnersviMe, Broukvillc. Omi
Kushville, ureensburgh, and other intermedial. nta.
Ul al the necessary matrrmli for buihliat ma
merit, there ia an abundant sapply a CtttsW Timber, Ate It may be worth while to nutwrm great projected Rail Road, o interesting Utai
West; designed to connect t;ir.cinnti wtthCmsja
will nnpuestionably attract the businessof UwsbSb
and western part of the Stale to the Ohio Ri roc, jtasi event the White Water Canf wil be the n,jsia
ncl through which this immense trade will flow, hm
elusion it is thought proper to intimate that aaithaf wayf been the anxious design of the proprisssrhr mot) the interests of good morals and suctetj, hv signs in the disposition of this property toucan aft-
practicable these great interest by realising att from all purchasors, without exception, that tassnr parchased shall never be nsed for the purpasjsfsw
lichingOrog MiorMor Lhnilleifrs.
liberal reservations will he made for the
places of Worship, Seminaries, Markets,.
I til MS.
One third caoh, or a note and security, with UaM
ninety days. Ba'ance payable at any tisse sjawifM
II
years, at the option of the purchaser, he Mttsr jaW
m nay or sale. J AXES waSai Conwell's Mill, Oct. 3n, I83G. V
ways in the proper townshio. He next ore .VMn e. w,u,c
..j .V ... . . :o evidence ot his identity, as Drescrihod in
uaitu retain tne ivm section, wnicn provided ! itr.r..in f .r.; ' c i. II
vsia) saa a j viaaws vri Ulls. l j9 A A - i -
controversy, and distinctly declared that he
loom no pati tn the question. He said that some officious and corrupt men, principally office-holders, had attempted to make it appeaf that he was perverting high functions to I j 1!cr for an ren ' false, and he defied any one to prove it. He said he w"f'y0 Buren; but that Van Buren had been well rewarded, and hefJackson) would not urgoli. ciaifns against those
,7 . V. .. . r . uuc i oi nis coun-
for Congress, keeps steadily ahead; and as a considerable number of the Union men are understood to be decidedly opposed to Mr. Van Buren, we do not believe that he stands the remotest chance of obtaining the Electoral vote of that, and we think that we may add, or of any other Southern state. Ohio State Journal.
. . i iuui', npntrii nim in with
1 sun ww sua liutlVe
pendent Democrat.
Nkw CocmWe learn from the Clobe that the Uovernment have it in contemnlatin i .h
:w coins to take the plaee of th rt.ni -h;k
now too eumbevswr for ow. Then- cnSh-" . "tl
TrL eopper-the had
th- JZ.Tr VkI "T"- V. " heeat piece tT.iT r ' ,Dd ,b? aWfeent
ExrKDrnous Wat or Kuxino Bco-bcgs.
on a smooth pine board and
1 putty. Then read to him
anjiccount of all the railroad accidents which have occurred within the last twelve months.
As soon as he becomes so much frigntened as not in j 1 . - .
s he will starve to death. -
provided
that persons imprisoned for fines, or costs, or both, should be sold out to any person in the
state who would for the shortest period ofj
service, pay such fine and costs, rather than
jrun the state to unnecessary expense. When
this provision was stricken out. General Harrison voted for the final passage of the bill. This is the sum and substance of the whole matter, aud iewingthe bill in its worstlight, had it passed with the objectionable features, it would not have been worse than an existing
law of Indiana, whereby Jil" the convicts of
our State Prison are sold out to one man by the
year. "Let justice be don though the heavens should fall."
It is stated in an F.iwrlUh nwr
named Lorenao Giordano, of Fl urn are, has found the means of
time in the deepest places at the bottom ofj
ui sea, witn me power of walking at the
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION. Look sharp next Monday! Turn out all hands and let Indiana show what she is, and who she will deiight to honor. Our state has a heavy stake in the contest. With a
debt ot millions, created to improve our facilities of intercourse and to give us some
thing like an equal ehance with the highly improved states of the east, where much of the money which is continually draining from the West is expended, it is due to ourselves that we should, in the choice of our public
men, have an eye to our own interests. Let:
1 O 'J'l M.tBa.Aaa S .1 . - a r ra
ouiapici i,9ccuou a, ana lorm tf; nor until such evidence has been transmitted to the Commissioner of Pensions and a special direction authorizing the payment has been given. 4. In cases where a certificate ha rMn
issued by the Commissioner of Pensions to die widow or children of an officer or soldier
under the act or June 7, 1832, or under the act of May 15, 1 88, no proof of the relation.
ship of the applicant to the deceased officer
or soldier is to be required by the pension agent, that proof ha vine been necesisiarilv filrl
in the office of the Commissioner of Pensions
prior to tne issuing ol such certificate.
I Gr.oRGt a. The Georgia Journal, of October 13. printed at Milledgeville, after noticing
" 1 "wciecuon lor me members ol Congress, as far as then ascertained, savs-
The success of the White Electoral Ticket is new considered certain thousands will vate for tiutt ticket, who voted against our
A balloon recently ascended from Vauxhall Gardens, London, with nine persons.
Improved Wvtcrwtieet.
THIS is to certify, that we have a UtCr
Waterwheel to our Grist Mill, that was ask Andrew Hunt of Alijngton, Wavoe Countv itr
That we also h-ive an overshot waterwbW.C
feet iu diameter; That we have carefully fr;
the quantity of water and head fall alike MC
of tho.e watcrwhecU; That wo hnve grosslt
bushel of grain of the same kind and qualilyifC -of those wheels, an 1 madu thameal ofataearaf fineness as possible t d and that the tssi was sixteen minutes in grinding the one Id running by itse!f, and that the McCunsd st -tfterwarrls, alo runnin;; by itself, ground w -bushel in twelve miuH'S. The overshot ( a 4i foot French Burr Stone, and the MtiGr V we eel a 4 foot 5 inch Lnurel HiU Stone, t " Laurel Hill Stoue was a little sharper drcssslt -the Burr, and upon the whole we are ofayc that the McConnel wheel will fully equal ttr hot, or more than that under equally (sk circumstances, f r our overshot wheel assf
re now in lull, middling good repair, an if ssfC should doubt these a"sertin, tliey ) f
see it dene fr theuiselves at any time wKi
be attended to with convenience. , '
MltJIIAE.1. IMJL.L.. I r--v
ISRAEL NULL, J WM. NEVTIIOUSE. MtH Fnv.t!.C. InH.flrt OA 1S3.
Any information on the subject of the improvfment may be had by addressisgtitaW". her at Ejgleville, Ashtabula County Ohio. J Editor who miv deem the above a auSsrsir,
11m . i . I iff . wall frM'f m Cmwn ttm VlVlfflff ft Sl Sv
tioa. G.L.C,ROESK
Sole
Taken Up, By the subscriber lirior ia Richmond. Wavne
county, oce red STEER, supposjed to be three years
wj. i,u nurki or brands perceivable. - CORNELIUS VANSAXT. 11th nsonth 5th, 1839. p44t
1 HE public are hereby notified last ksav net, Joshua Harvey and Levi Keen, 12th day of August last, eater iate ear" to trade in the above article, under Iks by the style of 1. Benoet if Co. at the T ly of A. Grimes Sf Co., in the the Uraf?-rr where nil kinds of lumber will be boa-tat a-T" as formerly. V . Wanted immediately, oak, ash, and p ing of any convenient length. Alan, fc . a a a A .tn4 V
uiree quarter, men, aoa inca van
boards (poplar); inch and a half and tawwv
of the same; three quarter ioch, inch two inch oak boards and ptankg alepp from 15 to 25 feet kng,2s by e.7,&' oak do. same length 2i by 9 and 10; fT fencing 4 by 4 at bottom, aad 4 by long, also of a larger size, 5 by 6 at swtrsa ; by 3 at top, same length; poplar fencarj w 7 to 8 inches wide, from 12 to Mfc wise poplar weatherboardinff of say eaasflai ,
I inch thick, and 7 to 8 ine bestride; swSSU 11 kinds of lumber ia common a , Tr to be square edged. I. Z2tJ;5 Richtnond, Nov. 5th, 1835.
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