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We were amused more than annoyed by a rumor
which we understand yesterday in circulation, viz
that had exerted ourselves to promote the reelection
OF James NJ Mason to the Senate Of the United States,
under agreement with the ultra southern members that
they should promote interests 1t is unnecessary
say TO those who know anything Of that there is no,
the slightest foundation for this calumny Agross false
hood was also circulated about four years ago. on the
election Of Mr. Hunter. We say at once that We took
no part either election and we defy the whole world
to produce the slightest evidence Of the fact We
pected indeed that very different report in relation to
ourselves would have prevailed about Mr. Mason's cleo
tons but the fact that Virginia has acted in this
with her usual wisdom She was determined to give an
emphatic evidence in this case Of her memorable deter
minaton to carry out this fugitive law Once for all.
we beg leave TO repeat that the Old Dominion has long
since arrived to years Of maturity and is competent to
manage her own affairs in her own way that we have
no right to NEEDLE in her elections, and that we have
never presumed to do 90 since left her vsnerated
borders
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Ateegraphic despatch from New Orleans communi.
Gates the fact that large majority Of the people Of Texas
has voted in favor Of accepting the boundary BILL and
that the legislature, with only six dissenting voices in
both houses, has ratified the proposition Of Congress
This settles tina, irritating subject Of controversy. and in
manner to which no justly take exception Texas
is surely the best Judge OF her own interests. and right
or wrong has clear privilege TO determine for herself
This will place that young and vigorous State on The
most solid footing Of independence. New Mexico nov
will assume her territorial rights, and probably heI
delegate will be admitted TO his seat in Congress.
The legislature Of Texas, before its adjournment, will
probably make disposition Of the sioooo.ooo, and
provide for the asceanmen Of the amount Of the publ,
debt due to each creditor, and for its payment
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Another Letter % ,As o,a.sn. Of south Caro-,

Another Letter 10 she Citisens Of south Carols.
The Charleston papers Of Thursday last contain !,
from that distinguished statesman, J. H. Ponsei, e
whose name is so often identified with the most brill
period Of our history He comes, as General Hamlmd
to commune with his countrymen and to exhort then
pause in their precipitate career. We are compels
postpone the publication Of his letter until Tuesday
reached us only by last evenings mail Mr.. p say,
al felt i'm PEELED to address you as friend and brOt
by the interests have stake in this question by my
for the honor and welfare of my native State by the
experience have had of the fearful consequences Of
luton end by devotion to the Union, which,
heaven, believe we owe our unexampled prosperity
nation"
He tells them furthers
al should not however, have departed from my desu
nation to abstain from taking part In politics. II had
lately enjoyed unusual opportunities Of observing The
duct and character OF the opposition made NJ the Mort
our Institutions and Ii had not perceived, from the
Of the speeches and writings pubshed in the State thai
subject is not fully understood in South. Carolina II
speeches and writings have tended 70 britate the es
OF some and 10 alarm the fears of others, among our h
citizens OF the North. Many, however. among them
regarded these outburss OF passion without resentment
have assembled ogeier IN recent meetings TO testify
devotion 10 the Union, and Their firm detern iuaon TO
Tain the laws Of the country On of these occasont
nay passage through PHI. delpha, solicited %
testimony you that fellow citizens OF Prunsylu
were animated with the kndliest feelings towards US
within their State.
'As Caroiinian, desired TO speak my fellow cln
OF Carolina from my own home Among thom. did
wish to appear tn rebnke the winds and waves Of our
ated sea from distant shore, but reserved my elor
calm them until my retaTn among you. But In jusc
the great and good no assembled AZ New Yort,
adephia, and Boston 10 Wind caie the laws and 10 dec
their firm de,erni uaon TO maintain them, feel boun
say that they animated by the puresI aud nobesi
tives, and have throughout evinced The most prasewc
zeal aud patriotism. | personally and iotirns,e
quainied with many of them, aud believe that theI
,na intzn the the sentiments they express
those occasons The great error, Il appears to ha
have committed Is, that have gwen too much co
quence the wicked and designing who strive p
duce discofd among US, and TO destroy the peace
prosperity Of the country that they may revel In the q.
OF elevate themselves power by panderng 10 the pas
and pre- JUDGES Of the vi est factions"
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Cot. SAMUEL 9. srAxBAueH.--We had the pleasure, a
day or since, of taking by the hand our old and
esteemed elowcitizen Colonel who has been
Of the Western Cherokee Indians against the government
The Colonel we stated some monihs, In
grahed 70 learn that be has been be rally compen-
sated for his invaluable services TO those people Colonel
hearted, generous czen that he twenty
years ago THIS have been the Juvenile days OF
Colonel Quite number OF his old acqua have
called at his beautiful residence this city, welcome
him home, and In instance did they find the latch
string pulled In" ej4k
We find the above notice Of an old frend--colonel
S,ambaueh--in the Lancaster lnielligencsr We will
add that be passed through this city, on his way to New
0resas yesterday to close up this Indian business in The
prosecution Of which he has been 90 long and suouy
engaged
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HousE OF DrLEoArEs, December Q, 1850.
EiSefsoa of Jud0s as

HoUsE OF DrLEoATEs, December Q, 1850
Election Of Judge.
According 10 the Joint order OF the day, the hous.
ceeded to the election OF Judge for the l4th Judicial
trct, to supply the vacancy occasoned by the dean
the Hon. Daniel Smith. ~
Mr.. Putnam nominated Green B. Samuels, ss,
Rockingham. No other nomination being made
clerk called the roll and Mr. s. received the entire v
1876,
The Joint vote with the Senate was for G. B. Sans
ISL No opposition
Mr.. Samuels was declared duly elected judge d
i4th judicial district l.tH
Election Of Public Printer
The house then proceeded. in accordance with lh
Mr.. Stovsll nominated WIN. F. Richie, esq. He
elected without opposition.
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From the National lnisags'
MEssRs. EDIroRs: The following circular suer @J
by the Executive Committee 10 London. has res''nS.
subject which, though presenting nothing for oe a
action OF the Central Committee oil the United STATES
still have an interest for all intending exhibIes y
this country and for those who propose to allena
exhibition Statements have appeared in the news'si
naming certain parties as being employed TO make
alogue OF the exhibition This letter makes known
the parties are that have actually been engaged lo
service, and gives caution against rroDeous rePe'o
tons Yours, respectfully,
WALTER X. JOHNSON,
Secretary Cen. Com. Of U. 5. on Ind. Exhioln0'
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o,yIcE T9e IHI n En.cyTIyI c S' =;

No. Old Palace Yard, Westminster, Nov =, ~
Sin I am directed by the Executive Commaias
acquaint you, for the information of exhibitors, INA
Maesy's commandment have accepted the joint s o
OF Messrs Speers Brother, New Bridge street, ~
frars, and Messrs. Cloves, Stamford street. Lspss
for preparing and printing the catalogues Of the exhua
and those gentlemen viii probably have occasion o'
municate with you from time 10 time. !,
The Executive Committee instruct me TO lose W !
in making this communication TO you as It has eoM
their knowledge that parties, signing themselves =
ed for the receipt OF advertisements TO appeal
(. National Catalogue. and requesting advertisement
remittances TO be sent TO them. The Exscuuvs N
mffee think II proper 10 state that they have no
Of the parties who have issued this notice.
am, sir, your most obedient servant, IAN
N. DfGBY WYATT, Sscfs"'
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convey Should any other States be madly preparing 10
follow her lead. they would be awakened into their
senses as drunken men are sobered By bow" Above
all things, the union in this OF the South will
vince the North that she is in earnest and will convert
every good man in that section into fas, friend The
North will heed the voice Of The fanatics
miserable minority who will vanish the moment public
opinion is aroused from its passive repose The South
owes il to herself to appeal to the candor and patriotism
Of the North in this maaner. II will justify her in the
eyes Of the world in whatever she is forced to do hereaf
ter Should any number Of the States unite with Yer.
mont. after all these warnings, and bid defiance to the
constitution and the rights Of the South. crisis will then
have arrived rhih must gips aw 10 ITSELF and inspire
those who called TO act in il with spirit worthy OF
their high duties general convention would then be
called TO organize decided opposition to the course Of
the fanatics to stand by the rights Of the South and
IL necessary establish institutions for themselves
Bat at present we can only say, Sufficient unto
the day IL the evil thereof" We repeat our hope that
such dark day will never arrive We that higher
and brighter destnies are reserved for country The
good citizens OF the North are much. IL not in
erested in The preservation OF the Union Of the States and
the Rights OF the States than those Of the South Will they
be behind their southern feow-ctzens in devotion TO
both or TO either The constitution and the rights secures
should beas dear to section to the other
and trust when the OF both fully understand
each other the battle il than half The prayer
OF each should be like that Of the Grecian hero
Give me 70 ~s-snd Aisx asks no more"
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riohv passed 10 prevent IT, This is the doctrine, ALSO
Of tina, most odous of all sect Of aboonists-he por-
ton who are in favor Of amagamoon, or OF raising the
blacks to complete social equality with the Whites and
OF marrying with them without distinction Of race or
color There is, Of course dsputing OF tastes when
the laws do not iniepose and the only objection we
could offer to this social system would be, tina, the
sroes were likely to be degraded by such white niemar
rages as these All such intermxtures Of blood tend 10
degenerate the race and Nature il compelled TO assert
her supremacy by degrading the physical and intel
lectual qualities Of such jumbis Of human species,
until their nferiority in all respects ultimately rem
ders them prey to others, and sweeps them finally from
the face Of the earth Mature herself condemns this
amagamaton Of races and fully just6ss the enactment
OF human laws to restrain the violation Of her great
principles OF sefpreservaon, by which the purity Of her
higher and nobler races is maintained The negro ID
in all respects far inferior 10 the white. Caucasian family
Every corruption Of blood, from such muddy currents
must buaize and debase the SUPERIOR and experience
has shown without corresponding improvement OF the
inferior The laws Of God forbid such dissertation Of
his creatures, and the laws OF nearly all civilized nations
are confomable TO His mandates We have net at pres
ent access TO the statutes Of the several States OF this
Union but believe there is hardly that has not
passed precisely such law the editor Of the Press
opposed and denounces arbitrary and unjust in the
highest degree We have before the Code Of Virginia,
adopted during the last year only; and at page All it is
expressly provided that all marriages between white
person and negro shall be absolutely vod without any
divorceJ In the same book page 7Ao.it is declared
that any person who shall perform the ceremony Of
marriage between whs person and negro shall for
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m AWAITS ITALIAN vEGETABLE PANACRA, TONIC
AND APEHENThls remeAy ccmposed entrsy 81 vegeta-
bic Ingredients and totally ee nom mineral uhAnce com.
biune cAkfc cordial and strengthening original
sfovssS and pserchsd ~ M Anal, ceiehsssd pyan, IN
mos ~ se diseases skdcnai rseonssuth u dahn,
dsnts ceaplains, spspss, and ~ esher disorders O
k9ows from experience mat II operates ne most kindly and
seefed anhsr in'ese n submitted remedy hoee
Wh04 - 1uschs1 psvnHnk Nal sc0us, 1n4 - re
y. e ~ wnvnyH ehnssnss = esrsps M nr1 sad'ss
"a rhesssls ssd sssAl c.ess isssIs s.gsss.
1yazsatsssss beswsen 1t - ~ ssss9, ~ 4 =. p1
ra.l91S 'sesssasa fa!l 1s1<!Is es.y sssSs
siy,.s ss sssa a. ksS 81 & q q @
r..y sses: - Anecn.ss1s 49, 80 x ~ 4 ~ y
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WILLIAM HORNER,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Lancaster, Gramt coumty, WisconsiW,

(LATE vAuauHR COUNTY, Way
ylyILI attend Grant, Dsne and iowa countless and
w he federal supreme Madison He will give
prompt particular the coleca Of claims the
OF and and the OF taxes fol
landhoders In any part Of the State.
H. s. Footc " ). senate Hon. James H. Mason
u s. Homer Wsrnton, Va; Messrs. knoa
Mason attorneys law New York Professor w Y Homer
q. w. Weisi Philadelphia
John A. Kasson, attorneys al law, - Louis
Missouri. HaI ApIg-iawIy
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Proposals for R.ssons.


ttfa tEsfa--- raEfM tsR q esN <e1l
HrApeuARTxps MAsrrr CoRps aft lg.
ousrtermssser's once,
t#ef 8r3tlet Washinaoa, Oct ., 1850.
cEPARATE PROPOSALS will this unui N
y O'Clock, m Monday, fh day merit
furnishing the United States following
tons, Tor the year 1851, via
/. Portsmouth, New Hampshire;
Chsiesowns Maasachnscffs; F&W
Brookiyn, Long Island New York = f9.f III N.t44 (.
PhiladsphiA, feansyiSsnia; = f' ~ ssr ls r.
0ospor, near Noffofk, virginia,
Pensscoia, rloidsi and. ,...
Each rson y constc one pound and Of fresh beef
made suPenpe non psrnne no a The option Of The gov
A1d ne rate o. x pounds q good coffee twelve psnd
q the best ne~ Orleans sugar shi quarts q The best
Swn .o snd ss snS XIV pounds good hard DIPPED so
candles 70 each hundred rstons.
ins ocer Of each son OF BY single ration and
shall sn1 choice pieces Of
pork No psinss ues pork, and he eccees the best
M "a MN = snssr1ssd a osc3 accompanied Ny
The ccssracs hs saciehcy o. ne sssesiss
H. ss s y ssoo.als sr Ra,ons for 1872
The Portsmouth, Journal, Portsmouth, N. HI Aaas
New ssys scx s esss. is ssss, m ss sss.
YORK; Brockys Evsains 5saf, hsAys Lcug fda.d rhl.dsl
pbs NORTH American, and Daily Times, Philnfsyo. Pss
ne ess .sT:s sssos
ssd ns Hsssjis vs.gss5 'As 5sS2 Gsssss, 1sn.Assar
sl:ss ~ svs .as above ss Inssrs.s sssh, wssks -
s::s I: 80 = s ~ :. @ - 80 -
~ eNsa'en's ~ ea ssSsaa4 $50 =
.ks ss ssssss a. 49,. ss Nv ~ rs
eevs q nvcscs pehsseis niue hannsi,s superior arssn
wNfn4ted ~ - sArtst - a = $685.
80 ie-2swlwsitiis sntassiH1 a =. 0wmx = soNni
" MEf 4 nf A. m4&~
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conformity An reduce ino act ne
concerning cschesors passed the oh day Of Jns
1919, do bcrsby make Ill Whom concern h
BY three certificate o. the cscesor Logan county
Frcetvcd The Land Once on m
loh day September, 1850 BY nque held The sh day
March, 1880 following land lying IN the county Of Logan
have eschented 20 this CommouweAth, viz; III
tract o. three hundred thousand acres which vas conveyed
j. u =. 1omfeis France styled w
vnian Company Guyandotfe, and which esceaed nc
because c title thereto, legal and equabe was
aliens, and citizen of Virginia. resident INC
United ststes. y,
Of hsndie thousand Of tract ssm
hundred thousand Of which James twsns
which IN John Pctsr nrsss q Fnps
Virginia. IN the es
Also another tract o. trce hundred ousnd sces q Which ~
Swami died seized, which also vested y JOIN
Dumas, France by ec msemhly - vfs
the 1895 which said Of two hnndled thousand
monwvs became The te thereto, ieya, ~ sgnaels v.s
alien citizen Of Virginia resident "
United The said John Pecr Dumas he1 desd snd Emile
Dumas Of France being his sole heir and ega
sept 22-law6wif Register Va. Land Once
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t04 Trustee = fubfhc Sale OF 00Osc O1coA s~ssss'
d virtue Charles count slsns ~ court
equity, undersigned, trustee VII sell psife us court
hos door III Port Tobacco Monday The Nh day ofJu next
q and ave O'clock re ac. q iand @
Francis Neaie died togeer con-
which the Dr. Francis Nea'e ssd ana
death, called and known 0oose
cesk containing hundred and my aces 1850 aefes
more OF less
This farm upon comfortable dwelling, barns, stables and
all the houses II IL well waeed heavily ubesd
The land Ia high state Of cult
walton, yields abundany products Of The county
mill. ~. sssM " st.sfs8. &. s.st.t sts \. n
dollars cash the day Of sale o. ratha
lion thereof and he baance in instruments,
BY bond be approved BY the trustee
from day Of Upon the payment OF the whole % he
purchase money the trustee Y authorized 70 convey ne
the title the said Mary Neae and The late Dr.
Nsse premises, free and uaincu
bered Of tho widows dover interest. ..,,,,,
4 Inv 4-lawtds Trustee.
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THE neat session begin Monday, 'c i4h day Of October
IL 1850, and close first March, 1851.
Nathan n. Smith, NJ. d., Surgery YEA
VIM. r.. A. Aiken, m. D., Cbemktry and Pharmacy -.
Chew, M D., Therapeutics, Maseria Med'ea and ny
gene. b6 .fa ssN aaet r Fsr glL.Ey WlAfss N EH
Joseph Roby, NJ. d., Anatomy and Physiology.
WIN. Power, H. D., Theory and Practice OF Medicine, -
Richard II. Thomas, NJ D., Midwifery and Diseases Of Wo"en
aud Children. liz
!, Geo W. Milenbergsr, NJ D., Pathological Anssomy.
opportunities i the prosecution Of Prsenfa
ss a moderate expense. Hle .elft3 = lta
Clinical week. by Professors Smith and Pcv
IN the privilege Of daily visits
wards without charge the student for the ticket
Fees 600 SOS; Practical Anatomy &i0 Main
''''''"' = WILLIAM E.A.'AKEN Dean
Aug 7-2awtl5oc Is tr a. a. Hft 3a
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" s sss \; ~ sss sss g. s :.
s sssss % ss sssn
usnssorsAon shall contractor hereafter u X
u any previous conlse,os ''''s's
Bidders win be read the n.uueuoa. =
sss = ,h Ss NODE y which sy intend . s % w
iAs sizs and weight y me mails q y. speed called % ~
saaa q z. :. s ss:s may e
u n os eases e ID routes VIII assigned Is
posing uhe ehespes, mode Of transportation
sss. rom ~ !. . ISL D. d ~ isa S.is
manner dsscnbed Be received il cone "ee =,
1850 70 decided " Nh q so. ~
'a' s %sSs. ass g.. ss1 sss, = )" ~s Monday
y . cass spss i ss.. s a rs'.ss & Am
AshvlIs Mount Miles, spmsvIle Tnss. and assa
TO Ey.ou By !. > M mex. days, la7 miles,
Ard back ss, y 2 r. sandsy "wednesday and
Tuseal AZ .. iriweeky Tuesday Thu
BY as Yiis sa' s ssssSss' and ,eas.ssre'
TO Eiyton, by6 M. next days, 50 miles
And back. between g. Tuesday. thursday and sa.
n ,,s day and NJ !. Sss' aay. =; vs..y ona
Dy s' po.ss. Buck Creek Knoxville springfield. ..a
TsS Ss ,;.. sam; p Day; .% ss .
No. From i-weeky Monday wedns,
No.iapsI. sip:sy Lamp'ss co'do, Reform, Antioch
10 Columbus. Mississippi. BY II, ? days, 81
And back between d n, Tuesday, Thursday and Sam,
day and s , NJ same days 49, '''''
No sss1 From Gresnsto.o uiweeky Monday Wed
y Hollow Square, Ea,aw CLINTON rles.sn, Ridge Hops,
And SssI. Ss:wssn Tus.i.S TSas ss' ana %s 81
No sso2 From Clinton. m, III weekly. Monday, "Wednesday
By Mount assroe, o.iaesvIe. ssooesr, Mississippi D,
~ Ra' s,S end y Ss 10 S,ss a mex. a.y il mics,
And back between pan, Monday. Wednesday, and
Proposals TO extend four miles 10 Muchausky, wi one
No. o FROM ssa s 81 81 ' r. Monday
p ss, ..ss ~: s,.:
Ana Iss sss y rsssss.y ara
No. s7oa From ' s.sss ma n G:.pp lvs I've.
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e sss y 2 $ T. sr ss.sy 4ss, a.. 81.
ss. Y. q q Il Win one hour m time
No $751; From Herbert i n, weekly, Monday wednesday
By TalasSs. os.Issehas Dalevils, Ron'a. Laadsraa'
And ssss aaas, Wssssis and
ssy asa e. Il mucssuky mile. further without
additional running tine are invited.
~ Z, NOTES. se
or responsible persons in the following manner viz
ssThe undersigned, guaranty that ------ -----,
his cid for carrying mail from be accepted by the
General shall enter into an Obligation prior 70 me M
day e Ja.ssy win aood and . Dn
,.. e ,:.sss e. e =
and able make good their guarantee.
The department sealed endorsed
aPropossl Mo-, in @ and addressed 70 the ffa
Assistant Postmaster General.
For the prohhiion Of bids resulting combnaiiou and
terms which contract 10 10 be made, The
80 80 - w WE N. X. HALL, #
General
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DOSTPONED Trustees sale Real Essase.-By sinns
DEGREES Of Charles eamN
the undersigned, trustee win be6sc dcm
Port Tobncco, Charles county, Thurptoy, The p s
September next between ne hours o. and O'Clock ne We n
and also that Of which Dr. Francis died
toxche constituting farm upon which said Dr. Francis res
Goose Ceek ssd containing six hundred ard any one ee
lees. This farm confug>ahc dwelhnes
stahes, al e h we'll wafered
timhered and convenient 70 nsvesuos Tns ss hen 80
OF abundany produc Of ne
lies sz mils from Por Tshs<sc, anS y coHvsnient 70
mill - ~ 81 = -
Tes -Four hundred dollars cash on ss day ofsss ratification
hereof and the balance IN three equal snnus s,sles
cured w bond and be BY the trustee
from the Of Upon the paymeht q ne wtoe
money the authorized s
the Of the said Mary Nexc and me late %
Fancis Neae the above described prsmses subject e ~
said Dr. Francis Neae held In fee srple s balance Of
and unipcumhered l-s \. /. e - :. IL.
Aug 20-law4w ". sTONEsTREET, Trns'c'.
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~ % - 1s46s
otsltk Of 1Nk cesA&sssosKss, Jane ~, ie5o
r uss sislns t1s Day, The foIsWing
~0ded That nc nece be pubaishsd in
The Nun1s Republic Upion
wiz y ssssssd ny Board sises ne nss s q fsbsaa
shown, which b. verified BY
aihdav, al where memorials have been received
dseded set down hearing abe sss Monday n
December and III further delay BE- wanted,
lion Id writing effect 81 submitted on o. before ss day
settpg forth he for such delay .5. "
please cceve accordingly, The notice conveyed by
'e recital n i's lorso'as o'dfEb wARp WIN yoaSsroS H'
yuy ar tlstFeb III flsl Secretary " use Commission
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CrTy TAxEs.-Notics 20 ProPsrsy Heldsrs-AI persons
personal propruy city,
delinquent first day Of September next win
advertisement and
properly To svod this expensive process, ill would do
well o make speedy payments.
TAX FOR 1850 By recent ordinance corporation,
present and succeeding made to become due
The middle Of formerly The
for 1852 therefore became due on me l., Instant and
year, be paid during the months cf July and
august ARoTHwELL
July 4-2au2mf Collector.
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OUT % Prns.-Lsuers sevisne In English.
" i&48e E4lfE aN lNlNfs&H ft1A
Confessions English. complete in vols
Eouvelc Heloise. In EngIish. vols.
Cecilia me Menoirs ny Miss Buney vols.
Camilla. BY Miss Burney. vols.
Evslna. BY Mis- Burncy. vols ~
The Novice Of D. Dominic by Miss cwenson, Lady Mouan
2 vols a4ssss.s4
MoIlsre's Pgsys In French and English. 10 vols.
Monsqueu Spirit Laws Translated into English BY NuEent
4.i = IN = t.9Ns 4Nf0 E
Paasndos Law o. Nature and Nations English
PossIewsts Dictionary Of Commerce. vols, foiio.
Andcrsons History ofCommerce. 4 vols, quarto.
6uiIy's Memoirs. In English. q vols
copies being wholly unob
tainsbie-juss imported direct from London. -. ..,,
septa0 ktf ~ FRANCK TAYLOR.