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WILLIAM j. CLARK,
ATTORNEY AT Law,
Raleigh. N. c.
4fSlE
Nov. le4S.
KendaIfs ExPOsit0r'

Until the next presidential election thS PaP'' W."
devoted principally to that subject ,.o.o of Whg
nKvill unceasingly expose the nnsonnunrS HnrS
principles and the progacyof Wing LeaG TaaN and show
Itwitl recall theWhig promises OF Lotyi ihrouebn.
the performances of the Wbig Congress 1Ien
to existence under the lead of Henry Cis! If Henry
will fearlessly exibit the total uIDIss0 ,,oitcaa
Clan for the Presdeneyboth a. man ana as pru.
lFWiiE illustrate the excellence OF virtue,
ciples aad measures 10 their adaptation 10 U"sseejay
intelligence, and happiness among men, esse fpU
advance the liberty of the citizen anu 're
pular government .;x intervening
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AEW GOODS.

GHNHE SUBSCRIBER has this day received RI.
81 Spring and Summer stock.
Purchased for cash, and of the latest importation consist;
ing Of French and English Goods Cloths and Cassm
eTes, single mlled Cassneres, great variety of latest
styles, GaphrOons, fancy and white 1rngs Vesno.
beautiful assoTtnents, Satins, Silke Cashmere and
GhaIIy. LoHdon QnfIfngs, white and fancy Marseilleo
Linen Coatngs9Ec He respectfullysinves the t0bc
generally TO call and examine his Stock which for bean
Is and quality, cannot be surpassed in the State Crate
M Tor The encouragement he has heretofore received h.
satisfaction which hes always been his aim. Gentlemen
hngsher own materials may rely on having them
made up in the most tasty and fashionable manner win
me usual despatch and relrenchnent and economy
u thesIritof fine tnes, i will furnish superior black
suit of Cethes, Of either French English goods hs
best qualities, at fsnn 464o 4S and Goats Of various
colors, from SIG. SIS TO $24 and S2S for Cash.
And here would take occasion to inform the public
that have materially reduced my prices Of manUaur
ing, and shall take great peasSreH making known to
any who may be disposed Ia gre CALL intend 10
has any reputation for Workmanship. have aso on
hand goodassertment of fancy articles, viz: While
Cambria and Silk Handkerchieis, Fancy Satin and Silk
Scars and Cravats. Suspenders, black Horse Skn and
white. and black Silk Gloves, Cotton Knit Shirts aud
Drawers, half Hose white ahd mixed and wifi keep
hand, at ali times assortment of ready n ade Cloth
ing, made in the shop under-ny inspection Srsn
gers visiting the City, would do well to give aCal
as will dispose of them low for Cash, and should any
person'fancy piece of Goods, and moi wish it made up
1 will sell Cheap as he can get it cswhere and not
charge tor cutting such cases.
THOMAS R. FENTRESS.
Raleigh, AprH 6, 1914 1885,
! N. B. The latest plate Of Fashions just received
kClHkinty .rf.filced
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FOR SALE tN THE CITY OF RALE1cH
d virtue of 9ged of Trus. executed by B D
ID Smith. for certain purposes therein eSnraa, D.
Will self without te the highest bidder A.
I2 months credit, the 10th May next at he Ca ano
House in Raleigh, new and elegant fhre. Sult .
Brct.huilding, Deary so feet square, with two, fOY
ments and wide passage on each floor the cornes
Fayetteville and Harget streets This House con,; VI
I3laIge Rooms and with slight alteration miyh t
copverted into splendid Tavern and being sl IN % Se
heart the City, with all the necessary houses
thereto would give it advantage in this resnect
any other in this place The whole establishment "es
the proprietor $l4, 200. soSt
Also, other tsSostory Brck-house on Fsvs,,o;r
street present occupied by Caleb Malone as S,ns s
and is an excellent stand for the Mercantile business
Also, one other two story Brick -6u1ldiAs win .
good business the first floor, and passau Two
..-exeGAent looms above, on Wilmington steeI TNa nun
nedately in the rear Of the large House at the c m
These vaiusbig Buildings all situated inst L
the centre ot The City. Persons therefore wsbi, auoet
secure eligible Stands for business OF any kind &
do wOli to attend this Sale, for such opportunity
secure valuable property ints City may not soon @
occur. Approved paper, negotiable at Bank Will aia
quired Of tKepurctasers tge1her with afien an b re-
pertyat the Sptionof lhe undersigned. ~ pro-
I'M. SAUNDERS
Trustee
<AR7i % Aor1' 1885,
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eAADwELA rNsrITeTE.
GRE3NsBoRoUGts1 N. G:
.Ua4es>Rhe cGrs:of tie Pres6gtry If OkGnge


The Plan sf Educstirn in this Institution embraces
/ / A comRlete Course Of ghshinstIncton,.
TX The Creek and Roman Classes and antiquities,
Geography, Mythology and History ..-.
III. 4 complete course Of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.:
ho, AsehfS Geapetry. Place .aad Spherical TrEo-
nomeiry Surveying eigts aud Distances
Analytical Geometry, ,D aTetial and Infegral Calculus.
apd Natural PHILOSOPHY, =
Every student applying EE adnssions HeqpiHed to pro-
duce satis aeosy h4s he Possesssss good
NOR 4 charactsr
Haeatioas-.Six weeks from the And Wednesday of
April apdfour weeks fEen 2nd "Wednesday of Ocloher.
Tuifson Fees-$2o PEI Session and 81 ontingeht, in
vaTiabll paysbls in advance, to JAAEs SbokN, Esq.
Treasdrer Board 10 rSspeetShs families varies from
10 10 dollars per month.
Students be prepared athis InstitutpH fox aaGis;
1ol'inye any Of tha Classes OF College. -,
The sffcePs Of the In-titutinn ate1
Rsv.ALEX. WILSON. d. D.. Presdeat. and Pro-
fessor u the Greek Language and LnseatGes;
s. C. LfNQSEEY, A. N. Professor Of the Latin
R. EtGkAvEs. A. H.. Professor Of Mathsnnatics
and Natural Philosophy.
Tie next-SessioH oopmeneea on thu 2Sd May.
ByoIder ef the Board uf Trustees, .
WN. D. PAISLEY. Secy.
REF:-The President sndF asuHy oi the UniweIsty of
North Carolina
Greensborough. Apsil g. Is44. As6-st.
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Notice.

VEHHE subscriber now ofFlrs for sale. dGveredin Bal
timore, and al Prices corresponding with the hask
Oats. and small seed and cracking Corn in the ear for
the purpose Ofprepsring Il for SDod fer cattle.
The Improvement which max es these Machines supe
ror any in in the Southern and Northern
country is because OF the body 81 the cylinder beingcas
in Of two eeas. with heads ana teeth points all
add,tional weight. and oSviang the daer Of hs spikes
Fhyng out, sometimes happens with the Wpodecylen
der, which greatly endahges thevesof the opepaVes.
ofhese MachInes no fears peed be their
performance for the oheir having been success
fully tried for three years past sa yet no objection
has been made known to the Agent.
Being the emily Agent in North Caroline, toispose of
said Machines, and living dain rsmots aection of
country, feel to be Incumbent on me To give notice
through the columns of the that
the farmers and4otheFs may supply Themselves 1f they
are SO disposed) with said Machines
They canbe transported'en wagon, But more con.
yenIently on two, from farm to another
can be put up and set in operation less time than m
teen minutes With four good horses aud eight hands,
these Machines will tesho Of good Wheat fpar hundred
propose seitthe four horse bower for SIsO,
and the two horse power. buh after the same consiEuc-
lon and upon the same principle. for 95. cash. deliver
order at ts or theiI risk from Baltimore, said Machicne
complete and ready for york {save the levers and
that Propel the horse 6r,I any point on the Rail
orders for Machines viii Be iorwsfde 10 my address
as soon the purchaser makes up hs mud to buy Inc
oper that may have them cast aed BaEtQre in
time for The buyer to get them in due seAaOn com.
tentioL, Il directed as4olIows:
DANIEL A. MONTGOMERY, FsaG
N. .B.-I wilt take occasion TO sad that ISese Ma.
chimes have been cast in Chatham county ki s State
and that suit is abeutfo be brought daNages against
Jan, II, 184A 4S1-6m.
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. .Fro6 he Washington Republican.
Martin COzuntv.

In pursuance Of pnbiic notice given, a large and
respectable portion OF the Democracy Of Martn
County convened in the Codrt House, in the Town
Of Williamson, on Saturday; s1h April; le44
WHeRbn motion of John Vans -IaMrencs Cherry
Esd, was called 70 the Ghair. .and D6d YIN. w
Waits, and +. ". Ward, Esq, were appoiRted
Secretaries
Doet:-Wn. 6. ,Waodard. being called on, ex.
aaincd al length rhe ebieca' Of The meeting in a
clear sod 6rcible manner; urging the importance
aRdnecess;ty Of 'Dnion and harmony, capceFs and
energy, and appediing 10 all true DemocEatsto 10
sacrifice personal prefetcness neeessaty 10 serure
the nscendeDcy OF. pr;uciplee, and, concluded by
subnhting the following Rdspluticns 6r the ac-
ton of HE meeting, which were unanimously
adopted; z =
l. Rssoleea. rbat The chsiF Iomsnate three persons
suinbe sfseps 70 be nOmihated as De1hoerstic can.
didAtes forseas in the Aext LEGISLATURE the Sfae
2 ResolUed That shall he the RfiGilegaOf aoy mem
beF of Mis- meeting to Oieet 10 any or all the nona-
tOns of the Chair, and propose other names there
age others whe in his gmeat comporf batter with the
wishes Of the meeting ;0ad It shall be the duty othe
matter to vote Of The meens-4nd that the comnittss
shall be constituted agreeable TO the result Of said vcte
8 Rs'OiUsd, That the Char appoint five persons .
sense fthiS meeting.
In pursuance Of the first sesolutiois the Chair
Nominated the offowiDg pezeons to constitute said
coHfmitee, 10 nit: Disteict No. /, n. B. Mariner,
Wm.<L MizeH and Harmon GsifiR r District
No. 2, Harmon Es son, g. B. Wiiiiams and VIM.
Duggan. District no 8, Wm Daniel, John Perry,
and Robert Lt4lier. 3 District No. 4-pt. Wm~S.
Woodard, JohB Watts and, Nc Gilbrv M Staien.
District Mo- 5, Davis B. HaFsisuD, -Dsuid Cur
ganIIs, and Abram Greep.' DiArict Mp 6, Alfred
Moore lanes BtIlcslz, and Jesse N Ewen Dis.
.trict No. Z, ArnoA Whitfield, Gsnnaa T. Evpritt,
and w. Rogers. District NoA0, =. g. Cobb,
Pembreke Ward and Jarpad 1C9omau District
No; 9, l. w Ward. William Pollard, and Daniel
The nominations Of thu Chair being. unani
mous confirmed 6y the.meeahg, ne rommiues
after 4 short relisemenl rNnrned and. reported
through tbeir.chaiEipan, <Doct. Wp. s. Wood.
ard, the names Of Col. Asa Biags,. foF .the.Een.
ates and Doct George Cobb for ths He1sepf
ooFnrn6ns, 4-wlGch were unanimously enncurred
m by the: raetGng.
Aud IN ,pufsusnce of the srdTssel.tion.a aha
s0haitl1An appointed Beet WnG s.. Weodafd,
geho Watts, Col. Joseph O. Earaway, tFui. T.
Mizeli,l and T. w, sWaEd, who reported the fol.
lowing prsarAble mud fesoluliens-.-sehieh were
adopted. : u
wHHsEkss n tsbeliesed thar the .v,roaebsSx uDliti-
y than in many years, the prominent prncipIes whieil
divide the Eedai And Republican partiesso thfs cd
try and we trust 6neuts viii NOT hereSftar a.
tempt to evade the issue. = > -
They now contend Tor Nafionaf Paui, vvtha eoutSi
OF 0O0 rrevecAble by Congress for twenty wears
permitting toreignere to own stock, and exempnf from
responsibility the priVats property Of the sochuiders-
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State of North CHt0naAas wake COAAne4
In Equity, Spring Perm, 1e4E
Henry T. Cannon, Wliiam D, Haywood and wife, and
Petition fof sale ufLaRd: -.
in-nsrsSance Of Decree ofthe Court Of Equity. for
wat sSpring Term ,iRthe Absve.case, siah e4-
pose 10 public ssle the COURTHOUSE aoeE LFRaeigh.
on Friday the oath day Of May next (helg the week OF
our County Cou1i) the following" TRACTS OF EAND,
10 wit:
gs acres IN th4County of,WSke, Hsnse's Greek,
adjoining the Richard Saith, H Misses Lane,
aod otbers Most ofhs Tract Woodland, and ts with,
in three or four mites of Raleigh There understood
TO be Black Lead Niue on this t7ct
I2s AcFes; in the County Of Wake. On Beaver Dam
Greek. adjoining The taAds Of E. GUien and Riehard
Smith, and others This, aso is mostly Wood land. and
is within three miles Of fhe City: ,
- 400 Acres, Lying on SwIh Creek, IN the cooaty oI
Wake, adjoining the lands Of David SteSens, John d.
CulIers ard Jonathan Utley.
l5s Acres lying on the waters Of White Oak, in Chat
ham CS0nty, adjoining the lands OF THONGS Bele ana
Others - =.
And on Saturday, the 25th, (aasne week, shall offer
for sale under the same Decree Ahe following Lots. with
their improvements, in the City Of Raleigh to wit Lots
known as Nos. 1S4 and 1856, which Robert Canpon,
deceased formerly resed On Of these Lots there
cessary and convenient houses and gOsd ell OF
Water in the yard. he situation is of the most eli
gibe in the City, being bounded the North by Hills
Ooro street, and on theEGt by Dawson street. IS, al
present, iRthe Gccupsne~ Of JAMES G. RtswE.
Also part of lot I63, on Fayetteville street,
WHICH there is large and Convenient Brick Store house
now occupied by BRowN s. HINTON. This stuati ionis
IN Tive most business part Of the City.
EkMs.-Ali blte ab0ye Real Estate will be sold On
credit Of ard twelve Ronthsthe purchasers giving
Bond and Security foFthe purchase money except as TO
such may be hecesa 10 cover costs of Peti
lion in Equity, which yin be fequired 70 be paid in
Cash.
Raleigh. April 18th, 1874. ". AS5-ts.
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'kQss OR ssolenE

- kQ4s on Sa0lenE
r. ca,estin peCKEF .BooK, containing Notes,
judgments, Accounts, &c.--nO money q value-vz:
One Note on Boiling Dunn, for eighteen dolafs one
Suie on Hannah Stsdetent, tor-sPvenefn dOars sid
thirty three cents one Mole. w W: Maroon, for
one hundred and dollars; one Judgment on Zadock
PayxTor nae.orlen dol ars ,-ope Noe. on l. p Dunn,
for rreniy dollars, in favor Of r. NJ. Saunders one
Judgment, John hsrris for Eye dollars one Note;
d6ans one Recent from II A. AHen foF cash paid as
security for Moses B. Harrison. for ferYthree dctAts
zone Note JonD Igon, in favor of EaibEushs tor
balance of seven dollars; together with other Notes and
hereby forwaEn all perspRs from trading for these
Notes and Judgments. liberal regard will be gwen
Mr. Ihe delivery Of the Pocket book and its conteAts.
:. . WILLIAM.B- DUNN, Of WGke Esresk
ApriI. .2Ssls44, 4903t :
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re NMfaSion' 'f9 6. Rapublican,. and North
Cardlird srahda:d, With q request that they pub
% m3Iow. slesthanks the meeting were ien-
lersd TO sihes Chairman and Secresafies, feTthe
abls mknner IL which they have dischargedttheir
duties; and -.
The meeting then adjourned, sine die.
LAWRENCE CHERRY, chmin.
y wv =. ws.s' Mrs sesrssarisa. :
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POETREs
For the North carolina slandard

For the Nofth Carolina landard
2. -. isslaaa, same Q1dsCO0l
49, 49,; HEacfffNs. .PoEfRYs =
ThafslrSe. oiae6On is.gonss 'tis said. -
sWaasaef shall see himmofe; =
f56nesehas eiea bis edhnfng head -
?. ,Anasrft him soyynseIOrs. =
Tory afhsEts. mis- csoh was Nuaa
And also Wing in tail; .eas e,-
His hsadvas found extrem1lg Sou5d;
Of brain, there was no trail. -
old dcoonf you've spent wicked life:
Old Good! you know 'tistsae
You've always kept up party strife
And lied aIittte too
oidcooHa you've closed your SouReerser,
Your hour has come atlast;
You've leu yoar friends. the WhigGeF dear; -
And to yons home have passed.
: sor forty Tears and more, Qld. .CooAr -
= You've preYed upon this land. - -
YouknOW you have, yOalcsanins eooDs
The fame ofdiscord fahned.
And.n0w, Old Coon. you are gOnsat last; -.
Bpesce ,&r ever resti
,.tfay the Devil hold you,very fast.- {.
Burn you his vetfbssts
Oh mol says.aales. he isnOt dad. 7s'~.-
- Just bat lOokat him naw5- :.
How. .hsndsemely he holds his head :.
And smOdthes Bic noble brow, - 1.
lust see him sittin on his rail.
>. A-grinnin' very fne. rs. = -
Iust zee HIN switch his busf1y tail;
Shnd how MS eyes do shine.
oh ceoney COOaey. do tsiiRs -, -.
And HeReE move pegs. - .-'x'-
Re'lEkeepyda very veil, we1gfi:
70 ernas:nt CUR Req 5A{NTf-cooN
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HIGHBF IMPeRTANR
70 TIE RALK1NG PERL re

- :TAE Sd6scsiber would mQstrespectfully in
form fhe gentlemen Of Raleigh. and tHe, Gem
"a. PSIsdeip6iS French and cEa~loeds: assn
ehladeIphia Calf $hs, Maroceo. SePtand Sole Lfafh.
e Sc, Of the best 9uaty. together with nsEs seso.
style and . syetY wss pi; make as aneaeoTs
and SHOES. as ran be n,ae p the United Sates-
Those wu call at his Establishments HaryetStreFt
Ssxtfo MI. IhNsiNs coArb Esabsmsnt. the Rap.
tsiUfoxe. VIII iayarasy Sope again. ashe Astters hP
set that RrePuratiOn a fpshec Boot and Shoe max;
he NAV be found This s the best evidence of his abili
Ity TO sqit al fast ssS and merit tbeir iavors.
Ga- CASH busiAcss- -entirely.
/ Anr,l % iSt4 =, 496-5t.
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: CHE24sa STORE.
-
-STEBBHNS & PULLEN


IMPORTERS,
Sycamore StEeet, nearly oppOsiteap apOs1ers Hotel.
- PETERSBURG, Va.
HAVE received by barque General Wiltshire" a.,
In other tate arrivals, direct from Liverpool sevepr
packages
EarfhenNSfre ana China.
ith our stock on hand, renders our assortr -,
one o. the most complete eUer altered ia Vrgania
We are eOnstOntly receiving from the manuiAcoric,
GLASSWARE. . -.
Of every variety. Also "a full supply Of
STONE-WARE,.
of'veIy superior quality.
o. Country m erchants, and others, are reseec,r,
pvifed to examination of eur Stock, and we Ca',a
them as good 0a assoftet. andas great bd,guins ~
any other houssin Virginia: "' !"
JOSEPH STEBBINS,
BENZ. K. PULLEN.
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SherM,s sale.

VEHL be sold at the Courr. House door in the town
W ofGatesvil4e, Saturday, the 18th day OF May
nexa, the bloSShg tracts Land. so much thereof
t pay the taxes doe ereoator the year 1872, and
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C. G. NELSON. :.
BILE THAk-OR
Zone door North Of .. C. PALntERS Jewellery Store,
:: FAYETTEv1LLE STREE1.
- RHEEHGH, NJ G
No HI, charges win be regulated by t6efrhes. Cur
TIN G done redac ed prices
Dec. 6, l843s - 4'O'r-
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Notice.
m AS taken ap in Currituck, and committed to jan
w Iat Crrrituck Court House, N. Carotlna' on InS no
thin day of Jonnary, 1s4f, negfo MAJ by the name
Dick, commonly called Dick ToAer D1cE IS !s" soJ'
able bodied elo@; about fifty years OF age que Os'
with good Geeths formerly belonged in SAID colhy
Carrituck and was sold BY Mr. William EheTdge;%
said county, in 1885, to Mr.. Edward Wilson, oil Vs
ia and Dick says he was1aKeh by Mr. wilson 10 , aro.
mond, Va. apd then sold to gentleman from ooun
lima, by the name Of Thomas Jones. The owner IS"
q8ested to come forward prove his title, pay EXPENSE @
and take him away or he will be dealt WIN as o oGL
directs. BENJAMIN T. SIMMONS, Sat"' sO'
currituck C. H., Jan. II, 1914. 4o1'OH"
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state of North CAROLINA, Wake ConnfY.
In Equity, Spring FERN, le4E
Henry ;. Cannon, William D, Haywood and wife, snd
- others -
- = IL. ..c.I al 80
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J. &, REDDICK, Sheriff
APrilA, is44 (Pr. adv slS) Ie4-S.
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April 9, 1874.
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FARMING AND GARDENING

TIIE following works (among many others
Il on hand on the same subjects) are lately
received for sale by f. TAYLOR, many OF
them imported direct from London
Sproule's Agriculture, | vol. London, l643.
Youatt on the Horse, | vol. London, l643.
Balnbridges Guide to the Conservatory Hot
house and Greenhouse, vol London, 1912.
Beyan on the Honey Bee, vol. lS43.
Weeks Bee Manual, and several other works
both English and American on this subject
Squarrey's Agricultural Chemistry; also Llebig's
Johnson's, Sir Humphrey Days and others.
Hogg on the Carnation; Main on Domestic Poul-
try.
johnson on Manures and Fertilizers.
Donaldson on Manures, on Grasses, and on Farm
ing generally.
Muhlenburg on Grasses; vaux on Filling and
Fertilizing Land.
Cattle, their Breeds, Management, and Diseases,
by the British Society.
Calcareous Manures, by Edward Rutin. OF Vr-
gnia.
American Flower Garden Directory, by BUST.
Sorain's Practical Husbandry; Jesse Buels Far
mers Companion.
British Husbandry, / vol. published by the British
Society
The Complete Frazier, / vol. octave, London.
Outlines Of Flemish HusbaDdry and Reports Of
Select Farms vol. London,
Hayward's Horticulture the Fruit Flower and
Kitchen Garden, by 7. Neili.
Practical Gardener and Modern Hortculturst,
by Mcintosh.
Botanical Text Book, by Asa Gray, 1 vol New
York, l642 and numerous other valuable works on
Husbandry in all il, brancheslist to be con-
tnued
Loudon's Encyclopedia of Gardening and Agri-
culture for sale af 50 50 EACH few copies only, the
usual price being 81 June
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"AUD ALTERAM PARTEM.p

lFE AND SPEECHES OF HENRY CLAY
- MalioTy's edition IN volumes, just published
LIE and Political Opinions of Martin Van Buren,,
by Professor Holland, vol
John Iyler-his History, Character ard Position
with Portrait lately published New York, Is43
Speeches OF John c. Calhoun, | volume octave.
New York, lS43 . .--- -
Life OF John c. Calhoun, presenting a Condensed
History of Political Events from 1911 to ls43
Speeches and Forensic Arguments, by Daniel Web
ster, IN volumes, the third volume Just issued
franee, its King, Court and Government, by Gov
ernor Cass, vol.
Legislative and Documentary History of the Fant
Of the United States.
Storys Commentaries on the Constitution
writings OF Chief Justice Marshall on the Consi.
tuition.
Bradiord's History Of the Federal Government from
History of Congress during the Presidency of Gen
eral Washington.
The Principles and Policy Of the United States CO.
'ernment, by John Taylor, Of Caroline.
Tyranny unmssked, by John Taylor, of Caroline,
vol octave. IT~ri'I
History of the Hartford Convention, by Theodore
Dwight, vol.
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