PENlrENrfARY 4lh Sept, 1s4
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About he last of Oc ober last, sold, as the Superintendent of the Wagon and Car riage department of this Institution, Wa, gon to William Weaver, of Coosa county, for Eighty Dollars.

 I stated to Mir. Weaver that the wagon was made by the State, and that we nerer aodrranied their aoork, and would not do so in this case; that we sold that work lower than our own; that we would dlter H e wa gon from horse 10 an OK wagon, and make a body for it, ,ohich last only 10 aoould avarrant. There was good deal oe talk about the matter, but the above contains the sub stance. At any rate, it was wei! under stood that we did not warran. the State work. have been particularly careful to have that understood Tn all the sales nave made.

 Sworn to and subscribed before me, the day and date above written.

 JAS. ELMER. THos. J. WILLIAMS, J.P. Sept ', lSi7. 36