Carlisle Patriot January 6, 1844 Newcastle and Carlisle Railway

Newcastle and Carlisle Railway

Tenders Wanted.   THE  DIRECTORS HEREBY GIVE NOTICE, that they are ready to receive TENDERS for the following Articles, to be delivered free of Expense, during the Space of six months, ending 30th June, in such Quantities as may be required, at the Company's Storehouse, Newcastle Station: -- Best English Iron, in Bars, Bolts, Boiler Plates, Sheets, and Railway Keys;  Common Iron for Furnace Bars;  Cast Iron wheels, Railway Chairs, and other Castings to Pattern;  Brass and Iron Tubes for Engines;  Brass Casting;  American White Oak;  Red and Yellow Pine Timber;  Redwood Memel Deals and Crown Timber;  Norway Battens;  Scotch and Latch Timber;  Oak Pins for Railway Chairs;  1st Sort Petersburg Yellow Candle Tallow;  Patent Grease;  Dipped Tallow Candles;  Gallipoli;  Refined Rape, Northern Fish, and Linseed Oils;  Turpentine;  Cotton Waste;  Spun Yarn, Rope and Oil Covers, or Tarpauling.       Payment will be made by Bill at Three Months (or in cash, deducting Discount) for the quantity delivered each three months as soon as the Accounts are passed.  Tenders to be sent to the Company's Office, Forth, Newcastle, on or before Saturday the 13th instant.       Further particulars and proper forms of the Tenders (which must he strictly adhered to, or they cannot be received) may be had by applying at the Railway Office, Forth, Newcastle, or by Letter prepaid, on or after Saturday, the 6th Instant.                               By Order,           JOHN ADAMSON, Clerk to the Company.       Forth, Newcastle, January 2, 1844.

 

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