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rAREY on Wealth, Carey on Wages,
o,President Wayland's Political Economy,
McCullock's Statistics Of Great Britain
McCullock's edition Of Adam Smiths Wealth OF Nations
Condy Raguets Examiner" vols.
New editions Of Raymond's Political Economy,
Rae's Political Economy; just published and for sale
bv +, TAYLOR,
Along with many other of the most valuable writers
Political Economy Currency, Finance, Statistics, Inter
national Law, Sc, forming the most complete collection
Of this class Of science be found in the United States
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THE NEW YORK BOOK OF POETRY, volume
i octave beautifully printed price one dollar.
The Philadelphia Book, or specimens in Poetry and
Prose Of Philadelphia Literature, volume, l2mo.
New England and her institutions, by OF her sons,
vol limo Of 27l pages, handsomely printed Price 62
cents just received, for sale by
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In addition TO the poems Of the above named authors,
selections comprising the best productions Of than
four hundred other American writers, will be given the
work progresses
The American anthology win be published on the first
Saturday Of every month. Each number will contain
sevenytwo royal octave pages printed in the most
tifu manner paper of superior quality and
portraits on steel, with other illustrations
Price, Five dollars per annum, payable in advance.
The first number will be published in December.
Subscriptions received in New-York by Wiley & Put
nam, lsl Broadway, and Gnswold Il Cambreleng, lis
Fulton street. All letters to be addressed post paid, to
RUFUS W. GRISW0LD,
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EMBASSY TO THE EASTERN COURTS OF
II C0CHIN-CHINA, SIAM AND MUSCAT-By
+. ROBERTS, in the IT, s. sloop Of war Peacock,
during the years 1928 and a. just published and
this day received. For sale by
dsc2s F. TAYLOR.
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WASHINGTON GUIDE
MRS WRITES FLoRA,S DICTIONARY

MRS WIRT'S FLORA'S DICTIONARY,
With beautifully colored engravings, upwards OF one
hundred in number
THIS beautiful edition is this day received and for sale
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of Engravings Illustrated Books of various kinds, Sou
venrs, elegantly bound and oamented editions Of favo
rite authors, &c for sale the lowest prices the
Wavery Circulating Library, Immediately east Of Gads
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WONDERS OF THE UNIVERSE.

yTToNDERS OF The UNIVERSE; Curiosities OF
wv Nature and Ar: Nv onderfu and Eccentric Charac
tiers of every age and nation Anecdotes; Memoirs Mar
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TREASURY NOTES AND SPECIE
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will please present them above where all will be
deemed.
December o-3t
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NEW COPYING PRESS Upon an improved and
simplfed plan, patented, which cannot get out OF
oider and will produce perfect copies OF twenty different
letters, or writings Of any kind in 80 seconds.
Is Just received and may be examined at the Book
store Of +. TAYLOR,
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MIR. PRINTER.--Whatever has tendency 10 lessen
vl The sum Of human misery ought be published and
made known 10 the distressed and 10 the sickEsfraef
from Dr. Haakiis works.
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BULwER'S NEW WORK.
II ELLA, or the Siege Of Grenada complete in one vol
IL just received by f. TAYLOR,
Feb. l. Immediately East Of Gadsby's
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CHINA, GLASS AND QUEENS WARE.
MOSES POTTER,

&c South Charles ST., Baltimore,
IIAS Just received and is opening, fre hundred
aud forty packages of the above description OF goods
adapted for the Southern and Western markets-Con-
will be sold favorable be bought any
city in the Union.
Oct TO- tf22
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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Wv. WHITE, Enron AND PaOralEroa.
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GILLoT'S EAGLE METALLIC PENS.--A new
and superior article, Just imported.
Also full supply Of English Letter and Note Paper;
London Ink, Black, Red and Copying; London Sealing
Wax, &c, all Of the best qnaliiy that produce.
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HISTORY OF THE LATE WAR,

HISTORY OF THE LATE WAR,
COMPRISING minute account OF the various militia
~ ny and naval operations with many engrayings One
volume Is just received and for sale by F. TAYLOR
for circulation among the subscribers the Wayery Cir
culating Library. jan 10
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DoDGERs' PENKNIYES--This day received and
X. for sale by f. TAYLOR
beautiful assortment Of Rodgers Congress and other
Knives, Rodgers Desk Knives, Ladies penknives and
Erasers all warranted genuine Also Rodgers Scriv-
ners Ka with one OF the blades pierced with an eye
for the purpose OF passing tape through papers.
Brookes', WolsteHholm's and Barbars Penkniyes in
great vaFiety.
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p1InWIN ON THE CONSTITUTION.

GENERAL view Of the origin and nature OF the
"A Constitution and Government Of The United states,
deduced from the political history and condition OF ,he
sion or the Supreme Court OF the u s. BY Henry Bald
win Associate Justice Of the Supreme Court N vii
Just published and this day received and for sale 6y
Also, Baldwin's Reports Of the cireu, Court for the
,b;r} circpit Jan 20tf
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A NTIQUfTATES AMERICANE.-The following
II publications OF the Royal Society Of Anquarcs at
Copenhagen respecting the Icelandc and Scandinavian
knowledge and discoveries Of this country previous TO the
time of Columbus just imported Ga single copy Of
each) and for aleby +, TAYLOR.
Antiquities Americana, containing the voyages of the
Mortimer during the l0h llth, 18TH 18th and 18th
turtles, in the original Icelandc, with versions the Da-
nish and Latin languages and abstract Of the whole in
English, illustrated with ls maps and plates, volume
imperial Alto.
Annals and Memoirs of the Royal Society OF Northern
Antquares for the years 1896 and 1897, illustrated with
maps and plates, vol. Svo
Nordsk Tidsskrift For Oldkyndighed Archaeological
Transactions of the ROYAL Society Of Northern ANTIGUA
ries volumes Svo, illustrated with plates and diagrams
nOrders will also be received for all the other publ
cations OF the Society Jan ,.
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NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS.

TINE AMERICANS, by Francis J. GRIND, in their
moral, social and political relations just published
from the London edition. and this day received and for
sale by +. TAYLOR.
dec loft
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HoUsE-FURNIsHING wARE-RooMs.

HOUSE-FURNISHING WARE-ROOMS.
DoTELEB & DOM, Pennsylvania Avenue, South
ID side, l2 street, nearly opposite The Athenaeu,
have received their fall suppyo House Furnishing goods
comprising general assortment than they have had
at any former period They have aimed, from the
mencement of their business, 10 collect place all
the necessary articles of housekeeping; and they
happy to that they have succeeded in relieving many
persons from the labor of searching extended city for
such articles necessity required. Our stock is now
large and full as cheap as at any former period to which
they would invite the attention of their friends and the
pnbc generally
They have a good assortment of
Cabinet Ware and Chairs
ALso-Of Fancy Goods,
Crockery and Glass Ware
Looking Glasses,
Tin, Iron, and Wood Ware,
Beds Bedsteads, Mattresses, &c.
N. b. All articles purchased Of us will be sent home
by careful porter to any part ofthc city.
dec l-3t
DOTATOES.---J. B. MORGAN & co have for sal9
at their grocery store, Varnum's Row. Pennsylvania
avenue 1000 bushels Of The best quality Mercer potatoes
To families who want eight or ten bushels they will be
sold low. nov 2S-3t
WE HAVE THIS DAY OPENED
wv so pieces very rich figured Silks,
60 do do do plain Poult dc Sole,
30 do do do plain white and cold Sat ism
l3l do superior black Silks,
so do indress pattern, rich Shaeys
so do dark brown English Merinoss
BRADLEY & CATL EFT.
nANIEL OCONNELL.---A beautiful full length En-.
- craving, is this day received and for sale by
L. TAYLOR BOOKSELLER
dec loft Immediately east Of Gadsbys
TINE LAWS OF WAGES, PROFITS AND RENT
Il INV ESTlGATED. BY George Tucker, Professor
Of Moral Philosophy and Political Economy in the Uni
vesiiy Of Virginia, in volume price one dollar is lust
published and this day receyedby +. TAYLOR
Who has also for sale, Carey Wages Professor
Wayland's Political Economy, and the yarious works An
Commerce, Finance Statistics, Legislation History In
tematonal Law, and other branches Of Political ECONOMY
Of Say, Ricardo Jeremy Bentham, Raymond McCulloch
Adam Smith, Rae, Chalmers, DR.. Cooper Tate Oddly
Taylor, Story, Davis, Burlamqu Wheaton, yauell and
very many other writer's not here enumerated
Feb l.
BULwER'S NEW WORK
ELLA or the Siege Of Grenada comple,e IN ono vol
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BLANKETS, CARPETINGS, &c.---BRADLEY &
ID CATLETT have hand
100 pieces Ingram Carpe,ings,
100 pairs large and heavy Blankets,
so Merseillcs Quilts
200 pairs small size Blankets for single beds.
decl2 3taw2w BRADLEY IL CATLETT.
ME have this day opeaed-l00 pieces super Irish
w Linens, very cheap,
20 pieces extra fine do,
$50 do. long Cloth Cotton Shirtings
Also, so pieces s-4 o., and 1914 Damask Diapers,
100 Damask Table Cloths, all sizes.
BRADLEY & CATLETT.
dec. l2dtf
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LIAR CUTTING.-National Dressing Rooms Gads
L by q Newtons Hotel, Sixth street, No Q. S
PARKER, the Hair Gutter at the above roorns is now
prepared to give the most fashionable and fancy
such gentlemen will submit their locks his disposal
In his Shaving Department he has good, skul and
full workmen, who are always at hand.
Gentlemen who shave themselves would find il 10 their
advantage to furnish themselves from his stock of Soaps
Shaving Brushes &C. he has been particular select
the best articles possible in his line He has few cases
Of common looking English Razors which he knows to be
first rate, which the purchaser return il they do
suit. Price, one dollar each. dec l2-d6t
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ar the December No, which will be issued on Tues
" day the l2h inst This number closes the third vol
ume OF this periodical The LIST No OF the 4ih volume
will be ready for delivery the LIST January, 1888
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DOTATOES+--J. B. MORGAN 81 co. have for sal9
i at their grocery store Yamum's Row. Pennsylvania
1000 bushels Of the best quality Mercer potatoes
To families who want eight bushels they will be
sold low. nov 2S-3t
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- craving, is this day received and for sale by
+. TAYLOR, Bookseller,
dec loft Immediately east OF Gadsby's
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-03-15

ss vriuc If deed al tru~r, rxrc,llrd Ia the sub
y scubetby Holm lloekadas. the 10Th DAY o
May, l~31, aud recorded III the Clerks ofrr ol die
llU~tm.s Count 81 Lsn,h5urg, Will be sold, Ivy MY
al public anction, at the Market House, in Tia, sud
Town al Lynchbug. on TUESDAY, the ooh day OF
The present rnonh, March, los,5,) The ir>uaDN in
tcrc~t al the sad John lipckldlN. IN Ilnrc LAY Is
Blu, John and DIch--ihc sud Slaves beng now ~
the possession ollo>epI Seay VIM hs llle cstlie ia,
thcn,. ind 1t h, dati Tue purchaser viii b. cu'lt,cd
IL cuuiI u.orrly OF the sad Slaves, Arru.4 rs
Trustee, sIall cow, ouly the utle vested Ia me
by The decd OF the 18th My last.
JAMES BENAGl, Tro,t,c.
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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-08-10

lrCol. Walter F. Leak. has been forced TO 20.
'1"ser his services for the Senatorial district com.
posed OF Richmond and Robson counties. We
cam that at Laurel Hill, he smashed a tumJIer
70 p'eees and drowned it with water, in order to
sno" 'he true way Of killing Biddls monsters. A
irend has sent US copy Of the letter equal to one
Page o. our paper IN lengthy in which he consents
to be ravished: the sum and substance az !, i
" B,ddie" Bank" CLAY" Bank" "Biddlc"
"C'ay. Clay" Bank" Bddle," with a small
s~eetening Of" Aboi,ionism" and " Democracy"
rom The Paten, Office a, Washington city. o. il
IS precious document, and ought to be set 10
music Carolina Watcluaaa.
" pHginid.-Accerding to a corrected list
published IN the Richmond Wing, the political
chaf.e'er OF the next Virginia Legislature will be
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-08-10

The Sherifis who hold the Elections for
Governor, IN the different Counties, should
not forget, that the Constitution requires a
copy ofthe return 10 be forwarded TO Raleigh
for The Speaker Of the Senate and that the
Law requires duplicate of that return 10 be
forwarded with 1t, both under seal addressed
TO the Secretary Of State, and within 80 day
after the election; under penalty OF 500,
and indictment for nisdemeanor. See Re.
vIsed Code.-Fdy. OBS.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-08-10
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FROM THE FAR WEST.

FKUW TIE I AK W ESI.
Horrible rdpdges Of Small Por among
the Iadidas.-The steamboat Antelope, OF
the American Fur Company, reached ST.
Louis July lS,-wIth a thousand packs
chiefly of Buffalo robes and more valuable
turs are on their way IN Mackinaw Boats.
The ST. Louis Republican says -" The a
gen; Of the company reports that the small
pox has ceased lis ravages amongst the In
dams higher up the Yellow Stone. The As
sinebolnes are said to be extinct, and most
OF the Blackiee, have fallen victims. IL was
believed that more than %, 600 have died OF
the disease, and that i, would no, stop short
Of the Pacific ocean,"
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-08-10
DISASTERS.

:, mails from the West furnish nc
r. the occurrence of several dlsas.
OD" Z, steamboats, on those waters, but IN
~ !, coo Of which, however, were there any
,yes lost. a.,
,L.,,ght OF the 18th inst, the steamboat
7 "" while descending tho river from
''S',g with Messrs. Clay, CrIttenden,
y ,' olbsr distinguished citizens as passen.
truck on some obstacle m the river,
- 81 N be a sunken coal boat. The
w., being on deck Al the lime. prompt.
G,,,,sd the boa, to the Kentucky shore.
| 80 she sunk, but The passengers dIsem.
"a alhoul Inconvenience. The Steam
| !, Roff,Io came along soen after, aud
!. on board the Deiroil's passengers.
-. CLAW and CfIiienden landed at
,,.,,lis where they took stage for home.
| ;,ahtr.-The steamboat RIO, bound up
Mississippi, collapsed ilue on the ll,h
sye miles above ST. Lou,s. The So
"A s,exsrd black man was so dreadful.
| M, that his life was despaired Of; aud
4. ,h,ldien. deck passengers ~ere severe
| .,adsd. Two Of the latter. one nn IN
:, have since died. A black boy, about
q ,.,r, DID, was also injured so severe that
|. J,ed the day aiierward. The passen
t.. unanimously passed resolutions, ab.
IA, the officers OF the boat from oil
8ge.
| ,,.sIr.-The steamboat Ben Franklin,
NJ, a.y no from Louisville 10 Cinciana.
fire 90 the nigh, Of the 10Th inst,
parks flying on the hurrlcane roof
dp al FIRST. IS sod 10 have had qnne
| ifuaag app araoce, bot It was got uu-
sihod. much damage.
III, .leamboat Pioneer, on her upward
.s.e 10 Wheeling, broke a shaft on the
Instant No u'her lJufy sustained.
l. We venture to assert that after the
Il O:iaJer next, when the Steamboat
L. Cansrcss soes into operation, there
y lssrf disasters. The means Il pre-.
,ies m,schicf sill then be- "a the bands
,grsr. aud jufiss and II these will bot
a,,t DUTY, lie and property may be con
~ IN steamboats, with comparative secu.
-BIi'lmort AmericuH.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-08-10

Singular Dcaih.-A sloop was sailing up
the North River one day last week. when a
large sturgeon leaped out Of the water, aud
alghted upon the deck; all hands immedl-
atey busted themselves about securing the
stranger, aud one Of the men being near the
SIDE OF the vessel, and TO leeaard, wus
knocked or fell overheard with the fish aud
was drowned. Albany Eu. Journal.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-08-10

TAbseses Of Mind-rnE IAsr.--A Young Ia
dy being enamoured OF young man wrote him
letter and when taking i, 10 the Office was SEIZED
with ht Of absence Of mind and deposited her.
self in the box instead of the letter This was moi,
discovered until the Postmaster was about stamp,
ing her; no 10 ascertain the COS, Of her transport
,atiop, politely asked her il she was single
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-08-10

An old lady used TO say that all she want.
ed IN thus world was food and raiment aud
clothes to wear. Being asked wha, raj
ment meant, she replied that she supposed
that 1t was something 10 eat aud drink.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-08-10

Hon 10 disperss mob.-Present sub.
scripuon paper 10 the people, and they will
vanish 10 the tw,nkhng of an eye.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-08-10

"Ringed, speckied and grdy."-The
way bill OF the steam boat De VIA Clinton,
on Monday morning, exhibited an odd NIX.
ture Of passengers among whom were Gen.
Felix Houston, OF Texas, the irish giant,
an Alblno lady, an Eastern juggler, an Ara.
ban stud, and four Leicester sheep.--ib.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-08-10

o. If the Sub Treasury scheme be the
plan intended from the first by the trainers
OF the constitution, bow does It happen that
twas not discovered until now that Wash
lngton, Adams, Jefferson, Madison, Mon.
roe, and even the sagacious Jackson, never
thought of it, aud that i, was reserved for
one MIR. Gouge, clerk in the Treasury
Department, TO make the discovery l-Fr.
ginion. =
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-08-10

1J- Monumental Franklin, The Typographical
Society Of Mobile, Ala, have passed series of re,
solutions strongly recommending the erection Of a
monument 10 the memory of Benjamin Franklin.
Ii 10 intended TO collect the funds among Printers
only. Washington City is spoken of as the most
suitable place for iis location.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-08-10

Ihe Conservatives, the Wing remarks. are Cd.
posed to The financial policy of the Administration.
There may be few others who properly belong
10 this class
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-08-10

Important for LadieS..--The Boston
Times says:
Mr.. J. Cuts Smith, Of this city, has in.
vented key for tuning Piano Fortes which
promises TO be Of great utility and viii en-
able ladies' 10 tune their own Pianos with.
out the trouble and expense of procuring a
person specially for that purpose. It's We
ry simple IN IFS construction, and Will prob.
ably soon take the place Of the old key al.
together.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-08-10

Col. GwIN, Receiver Of Public Moneys
a, Pontitoc, Mississippi, died suddenly at the
Exchange Hotel, in New Orleans, on the
25ih uli.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-08-10

gJ'A most daring murder was committed on the
The uaforiunate victim was Thos NJ Dougherty,
Esq, of the Judges of the St. Louis County
Court. No discoveries has been made of the per
pctrator or his object. The deceased was shot
through The head and neck with several buckshu,
and never spoke Afterwards.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-08-10
CDarlnttR.
Friday, AugustIO, Is3s.
ELECTION RETURNS.
A GOOD BEGIyNIsG.


PITT COUNTY.-GoD. Alfred Move, Senate
). l.. Foreman aod J. &. Gorham IN, Commons-Atl
Wnios. Last Legislature. one Wing aud 40 Vans
Poli-Dudiey 637, Branch 215, W. n. Edaards 9
w III. Haywood |. SenAte-Alfred Move 3l3
NJ Dickinson, no, candidate. 90 Alfred Forbes
not candidate, "a Commons j. l.. Foreman
bS3. John 9. Gorbam Gil, Col. VI. Moys 59l, J.
Sp,sFs 5s'. Sheriff, Bonj. NJ Scby, $50.
EdgeeHlbe.-L. ID. Wilson, s.; Rub, BRYAN md
Wm. Baker, Call Vans. No change. Ma
lnrity Tor Branch for Governor onls 342 votes
Administration majority heretofore 100
BEAUFORT & IIYDE-S,ns,Oyial Disfricf.
Gen } O. X Williams, (Whis } reelected with.
out opposition.
Bsaafou----- Binnnt and --- M'Williams.
G. Pol!s-Blonp, 637. MWiiliams 4ei, Satier.
thwaite 4i3, Marsh 1874. W. Toole o. b 81.
Dudley 80, Branch PIT. - Grit sheriff
WASHINGTON & TYRRELL.
- SPruii elected To the Senate.
Hashiagi0H-- - Gather G. No statement
of votes For GoEetasr-- Dudley So Branch IS.
u IL aPGears u'ai there j. rnislsac in the tine
q holding the elections Published ia oar last, Tie
election dad 90. take place Ia the counties Of Gran.
willie. warfen. Nash and Franklin un,i the 81 inst
and IN Simpson /, does no, take place uni. Fri.
day the i0th mot