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.edwooo& Procter's Pharmacy

MOhr Redwood & PrOctcrs Pharmacy
EDRACTICAL Pharmacy-the Arrangement, Appa-
IL ratus and Manipilaitons of the Pharmacecal shop
and Laboratory; by Francis Mohr, Phi. D.. and Theoph-
illus Redwood Edited with extensive additions, by
William Proctor, Jr Professor of Pharmacy in the PHI
ladelpha college of Pharmacy; Illustrated by 500 En-
cravings wood. For sale by ..-.-
HENRY D. TURNER.
Raleigh, April rs, 1851. So
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I'd the Heirs of VIM. WOOten, d &c.
lBE heirs of the of William Wooten, deceased,
/ wit: Nancy Johnson, Edward w ooten, Benjamin
Wooten, and Willis Wooten who non-rcsidents OF
this State hereby notified that the Executor of said
has in his hands funds belonging to said
he and they hereby requested to forward and
receive the same. -sa .s-.f. .- .rs a.1a -.s
.sa JAMES ARLINGTON, Executor
Ransom Bridge, Nash Co, May is, 1851. 57-4t.
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4 FEW Barrels Of North Carolina manufacture
4 A very pure, in store and for sale by
% ssas ID WILLIAMS, HAYWOOD & co.
Raleigh, Aug. 2lst, 1880. 80 ya Hei s2g-
ss9asa gasss1sE l47ssfst
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Literary Notice.

A w. LEWIS, Esq, will address the Students of
IA the franklin Institute, the 9th of June. Rheto-
ca Exercises by the Students during the day and night
Examination on the 5th. Examination of the Bedford
Female Institute on the 4th.
-f.ega-, D. S. RICHARDSON.
May %, 1851. 5s-2t.
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Builder,s Companion.

CONTAINING the Elements of Building, Surveying
and Architecture, with practical Rules and Instruc-
ions connected with the subject. By A. c. Smeaton,
Civil Engineer, &C., For Sale by
HENRY D. TURNER.
Raleigh, Nov. ~, 1850. g.
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iH9LAKE'S Fire and Water Proof Paint is now used
ID almost exclusively where its virtues are known If
the cheapest and most desirable paint ever used and
anyperson wishing to try it, specimens and nro
cure circulars containing full of its merits at
my store. shall shall keep constant supply for sale
Also, cheap Paint Oil at very low price,
~ 6ass .lsstls P. F. PESCUD.
FaleIgh, May 81 lo0I s.. .,.-. ..s-+s.- 3D.
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JUST RECEIVED,

JUST RECEIVED,
90 PS. Marlborough Stripes and Paids (for servants
@OBleached and Brown Shirtings and Jeans,
Crushed. Brown, Clarified Refined Loaf Sugar,
Old Java, Laguira and Rio Coffee
Cut Nails and Brads, Swede's Iron and Steel
- For Sale by
~ ]. BROWN.
Raleigh, lst April, 1851. = a 49,
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Kendall,s Greatwork.

TNHE War between the United States ard Mexico
Illustrated; embracing Pictorial Drawings of all the
Principal conflicts with description of each Battle. By
George Wilkins Kendall author of the Texan Santa Fe
Expedition. Received at
= TURNER'S Bookstore.
Raleigh, April I'd, 1851. As
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NEW BOOKS.
TTNHE Ahambra, by Washington IrAing, Authors re-
vised Edition, being Vol. XIV, of Putnam's fine
Edition OF Irving's Works, VOL II, Mo. Muslin,
81 rs Romance Dust. from the Historical Placer by
w. S. Mayor, Author of g Kalooah,' g Berber' &C
vol. II Mo. rs cts; The house of the Seven Ga
bles Romance by Nathaniel Hawthorne, Author of
3. Twice Sold Tales, - sc, vol. IL, No. 81 90.
The Mother IN Law, by Mrs. Southwort Paper, 50 cts
Just received and for sale BY
W. L. POMEROY
(Late Pomeroy & O'Neal)
Raleigh, May 81, 1851. So
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state of North Carollna-Chatham Co.

State of North northumberland Co.
IN EQUITY.
7 Fall Term. 1s5l-Petlinn for sale of Real Estate.
Gray Bynum and wife Elizabeth.
i rs. g.
John T. Petty, Winshp S. Petty, William Petty, Rob-
Petty, Thomas F. Petty, John BiantIy and wife
Nancy, and Marion Brooks and wife Mary George
3 having been made 10 appear before that John
1T. Petty, Winship Petty and John Brantly and vile
Nancy, residents OF this State, publication
hereby made according 10 Act of Assembly, for SIX
weeks notifying said residents of the filing OF said
Petition and that they be and appear the next Term
of said Court of Equity, to be held for the county
of Chatham, at the Court House in Peterborough on the
3rd Monday OF September next then aud there TO plead
answer demur to the said petition, Otherwise the
same will be taken pro cOesso and heard eapate as 10
them.
Witness NJ @. Waddell, Clerk and Master Of our said
a. d. 1851. No. WADDELL, C. NJ. Z.
May 20, 1851. (Pr. adv. S. 623.) s7O-6w.
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Lamps, Lamps.
NOTICE.
Boots and'ShOes.

Boots and Shoes.
4 DDITIONAL supplies of Gentemen's Boots both
N Sew'd and Pegd. A lso, Ladies White and Black
Kid Slippers, from the Mandatory oil j. Miles & Son,
with great variety of Chldren's Shoes, at
HEARTH s. LITCHFORD'S.
April 10, 1851. As
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PEPSEN
The True Digestive Fluid, or

asaels GASTRIC JUICE. essoa=
HNHIS truly wonderful remedy for Indigestion,
IL Dyspepsia, Jaundce, Liver Complaint, General
Debility and Nervous Consumption, curing after Ma
ture's own method by Natures AGENT the Gastric
Juice. For sale at the Drug Store of
- = !. = WILLIAMS, HAYWOOD, g. co.
~ Raleigh, January LIST, 1851 IL
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LOubin's and ROusel's Extracts
For THE HANDKERCH1EF
Heliotrape, Bouquet De Caroline,
Violet, Jockey Club,
West End, Verxaine,
,Jassamin, Lily,
Rose Citronella, Palchouly
IS Geranium, Jenny Lind,
Italian Flowers, Jube Rose
Musk, Honey Suckle
Also, Farna Cologne. fine Toilet and Shaving Soaps,
Toilet Balls, and large Stock of Dressing Combs,
Hair Tooth. and Nail brushes which will be sold low at
the Drug Store of 81 es
WILLIAMS, HAYWOOD, s. CO.
Dec. 18th, 1850. Is
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LAW NOTICE.

n K McRAE, Gate of Raleigh,) has located in
L. Wilmington. and will attend the County and SUI
Perior Courts of Wayne and Duplin, and the Superior
Courts Of Sampson and Cumberland.
February l,IS5I. 49, -. .----tl l
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State OF North CaroIIna-CE,atham Co.

State OF North CarOIina-CE,atham Co.
IN EQUITY.
10 Fall Term, 1S5l-Petion for sale of Real Estate
ShANlEL Vestal. Elizabeth Ves,ai, Nathan Vesal,
~ John Pruet, and his wife Mary, Stephen Reed and
his vile Ann, David Coble, and his vile LYDIA Rebec
Vestal, Joseph VestaI. Andrew Vesal. Price Vesa
Calvin Vestal. William H. Vesal, Frederick SaforG
and wife Sarah, Jesse Newton and his wife Mav
Hannah Motif, David Moittt, Daniel H and his vile
Abigail, Isaac L. McCrscken, Thomas J. McCracken
| William C. Elder, and wife Sarah, Mary E. Henly
Marian A. Henly. VIM. F. Henley, W IN. h. Boner and
wife Anotis, Jesse Vestal, Charles utchen and vile
Lydia, jeremiah Vestal, Jones Davis and wife Acbah
John Flemmlng and wife Alzenith, William Shelton
and wife EupIce, John Vesta, Jackson Burender and
wife Ann.
jeremiah Vesta, David Vesla, silas Bosker and wife
Rachael l. dia Gardner, Sarah Smith, Aaron H. Ysr
Charles Vestal. Peter Harner and wife BIanch Thdu.
Vestal Isaac Edwards AID Wfr Mary, Jonathan YES.
tai, Saint VestaI VIM. i'll and wife Achsa Eli Yes.
tall Jabin Vestal, Benjamin Edward VesIal, Soornan
Hunt and wife Sarah, William Hubbard and wife Lu-
dab, John Atkins and wife -dnn, Saint Owen and wife
| Ruth, Thadeus M White and wife Rhoda, Unah, Phe-
meas, Benjamin, Sal n aud Sarah Hacke James Dosett
| and wife Susan, Murphy Mofhti, Libue Muft Joa5
Mcffitt, VIM Davis and wife Sarah, Vim. Burton and
wife Melinda, Zerub Mofiitt, Nathan and Elisha Moi
| fits heirs, David McCracken, Nathan ChaIness and
vile Mary, Robert Nc Cracken, Alfred " Coffin, Addl
son Coffin, Emory d. Coffin, Maltha Coffin, and Achsa
H ubbard, A fred Hadley, and wife Achsa, VIM. Har-
vey and wife Mary, Jacob Newin and wife Ruth
having been made to appear before me that the De-
PENDANTS above named non residents oil this State,
publication is hereby made according 10 act OF Assem-
bly, for three months, notifying said residents The
filing of said petition, and that they be and appeal the
next Term of said Court Of Equity to be holden k
the county of Chatham, at The Conr House in PittsbO
rough, the third Monday in September next, then
and there 10 plead answer demur to the said petition
otherwise the will be taken pro coressO and hea
elportr to them.
| Witness, M. O. Waddell, Clerk and Master Of OU
said Court of Equity, Office, the 3rd Monday OF March
A. d. 1851. .i-a Nj. @. WADDELL, C. M. E.
May 20, 1851 (Pr. Adv. SI5.) s7O-sm.
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ParasOIs and Umbrellas.

-ssls PaFasOIs and Umbrellas.
T1LAIN, ChangeabIe Figured and Chem Parasos va
JIG rious coIors Green and Black Cotton and Silk Um-
breIlas. Also, Chinese and other Fans. For sale by
- u. BROWN i
No. g., Fayetteville St.
Raleigh, April 2s, 1851. .fS 4 sase 5i--
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WarrentOn. N. G.
FEMALE EMMA RY.

EENHE Summer Session of this Institution will COM
Il mence Monday the 9th of June ensuing. Ex-
tensiye buildings being erected for the accommoda-
ton of additional pupils who will be received and char
gcd only for the time they may continue members OF the
Seminary. The healthfuness and beauty of situation
combined with the advantages of the School commend
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Robinson & Co.'S Shoes.
BOOTS! BOOTS! BOOTS!

FASEdIUNSs
.-s- OLIVER L, Blu Il G H.
HAS just received his Spring supply of those beautiful
Lenaoine Paris Calf SKINS which he is manufacturing
into Boots in style that be surpassed anywhere
Also, fine Opera Boots, Caters, Pump Roots, &c.
For sale all kinds of Tools, Finding &C. for the trade
Raleigh, March 5, 1851. So d,
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fss5 .sEpg k7aeu&le sas - s4fasza3 G5tE8F
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'''s- CONTEMPORARIES,
FRUITS, E4.NICI' GOODS, C1G.gRS, Sc.
SNm3L H. Marks,

$50 Petersburg, Va,
rs receiving per various packets and steamers from
ii Boston, New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore, a
large and splendid assortment of Goods in his line, which
he offers to the trade at Unprecedented low prices
Merchants and others visiting the city, would find it
to their advantage to give MIN CALL He would also
state that he has hand the largest and finest
sortment of Cigars ever offered in this market.
Petersburg March 4, 1851. So
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HoRrH CAROLINA
FASHIONABLE .JEWELRY. STORE,
pa1naar Ramsav

- s, 81
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EsGaNp rIFLp.-Colonel Whitney whose stupen.
dous railroad scheme has been shamefuy neglected by
Congress, after having been sanctioned and strongly
nended by wohirds Of the State legislatures, leaves
Tor England in The of the ooh He has been
Cor snperntend the building oftbe great Canada road and
he goes Tor the purpose OF deciding whether he will
deuake It not We hope he I'LL patrotcey decline the
proposition and wait for the action Of another Congress
before utterly abandoning his original plan, II Gfeat
Britain gets the Of in this maer she will rn-
commercial world
The from Halifax 10 Fusn straits, opposite 10 Van.
conveTs island has been aceained be quite fasi-
BILE the ronte proposed from Lake Michigan Puget
sound, aud very large part OF the country the fnest
wheat country in the world The distance would vary but
iule from thni of ioute-wh lie from London Chma
il would be considerably lees than BY measuring q
lobe viii be thai Lake Huyou IL less distant from
London than New York from London sand Lake Su.
perior but GOO feet elevation above the Atlantic rail-
road from Halifax 10 Lake Supeor might be constructed
On almost dead level. This would enable Engsiid to
transport all te products Of tie Mississippi basin TO Hal
fax nj much less than any Atlantic city, besides
Halifax Is much nearer to Europe, add would avoid the
torrns and dangers of navigation between Halifax and
New York An examination Of this subject will show
hs should England build the road she will not ouy have
great advnntngs ne but would coitro and the
world for y IL her commerce with Asia, and not ours
which must sustain the ~ v Mirror
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a..
PROPOSALS. VIII be received al ocset n -
ON Monday I'll April neat, os supplying The ~,
lhos and pounds be used ss
and on m stations the article procured NJ
der this psss.
IL sweet and qualities fos offering po
al. specify terms, but
evidence their ability furnish butt r~o the dssepo
aud manufacture required
The butter quality
the service for ts
made In the milk hxouss
out OF all Impurities efu,as
and half quantity be in half 6kins 49,
talns the balances 10 be e
tanning about pounds each well and srong, hoopd
be perfectly air pckieyht and must be delivered u
III November annually, all charges the government
either OF The navy Chaesown Massaehuseiis B
visions Clothing from ime 10 time direct
purpose dfusing dement's TIE government
may supposed farmers who be
their daes proposals invited for contracts
pounds aHnum and 70 dspose persons willing
contract will offer any greater quantity a the c.
tracts will be made for three years ,,t.sw
half hrkins must be branded by burning
head with contractors name, and the
The butter and hrkns shall
cry inspection the chief o. hi bureau
shall In all respects be satisfactory 10 the inspecting
selected by the department. 4
the right 10 cancel Con
proof that the article Furnished y
Of climate fully
he will also be at liberty a.
sufficient giving the M
six months notice.
Two more required a equal one third
the contracts payment
Of delivery, se
navy agent be mutually agreed upon.l within thirty days n
each annual delivery.
Mar 27-law4w
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THE MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH COMPANY,
(MORSE LJNE.)

: WASHINGTON OFFICE, PKkssYLvAMA AVENUE,
Fifth house Of National Hotel, Noe.
THE first line established by any company in the Upa
States pioneer ex,es
between Washington, Baltimore Philadelphia, New Yort ~
delivering and receiving the stations u
Wilmington Trenton, Princeton New Brunswick NJ
ark and Jersey Che only line in the country the
having lately repair
deliver messages vrs
be required of for the accommodation of public win
promptness and fidelity hitherto uneQuaed fs
with other companies of Morse lines, west noh
SOUTH extending already fifteen thousand miles, either
messages payment will delivered desired The NM.
Of this line have lately thoroughly ms
both transmission and mode Of delivery
charges equal all with special avors The c
by this company inv
line they reliable or ~
graphing The Offices Of the Magnetic Telegraph Company ne
Washisg city, Pennsylvania fifth Nauo.
Hotel; Baltimore, No Exchange South Gay Phsdph
No. l0 Chestnut street, Quincy Granite building; York M
Hanover street, of Beaver
VIM. NJ SWAIN, President
March lI-3nds -
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DANIEL WEBsres Isaac Hula pleasant inci-
dent was connected with the last moments OF Isaac Hill,
which, being auhoritavsy IN our possession we do no'
feel at liberty withhold from readers. few days
before Mr. HIS death he received a letter from Mr.. Web
ster earnestly offering him attentions from himself or
family which might alleviate his sufferngs Mr. Hill
too feeble body the letter otherwise by
debating reply which he did aided by the pen Of his
reply he took occasion approve of Mr. Webster
in regard to the constitution and the Union both Of
which he considered in great peril daring the discussion
the compromise before the last Congress This
approval Mr. " had expressed at the time; and Union
man. believing that there many hidden dangers still
lurking the body polite from his death he'd, and the
day before his DEATH he begged Mr.. Webster go in
good work before him. OF urging his countrymen OBJ
and all of their constitutional obligations.
Mr.. Hill died on Saturday and on Sunday Mr.. Webster
Mr. Hills letter of coincidence, full OF touching
ausions past and recalling The occasion of burial
great political differences the altar of the Union
The deep political enmiiies of the past mentioned
with regret by Mr. Hin, and Mr.. Webster pathzed with
this forgeulness of differences Time and reflection, he
glad to know had moderated these extreme animosi-
ties aught each how much the halowe
Influences of age and experience than bitter waters
OF malice and unchartabeness.
This letter impaired a feeling of sincere satisfaction TO
the family of the deceased, whose remains taken
throug this city Monday evening for Concord, where
they will be buried to-day.
Oar space will allow all that could wish
Of Mr. Hil but facts not before mentioned,
will omit. He born in ChaIleso,yn, Massachu.
his time with Joseph Cushing. OF Amherst
New Hampshire, of Baltimore, and of the most
wealthy OF that city. From Annie he Con.
cord 1909 where his friends purcba sed for him, and gave
him, the old American PATRIOT, which he aiierwa
ma med the New Hampshire Patriot. It an ultra re
publican democratic paper from the start, and such
ght tho elections of Governors Lansing, Plummer
Bell and Dnsmore father Of the present governor 1t fought
for Cawiod in ls2i and for jackson IN 1899 and 1882 but
was able the electoral New Hampshire
for General Jacsson-New Hampshire being one OF the
warmest Adams States in the Union In contest of 1929
Mr. H also opposed the election Of Gov. Woodbury. with
success but succeeded in preventing his reelection
the gubensoria office From 1909 1885, with very oc.
csona exceptions, he ruled almost supreme In the State
OF Kew Ham shirs and 1t with surprise Therefore
heard that his last audible words the State of his
adoption of his long residence and OF his affection There
his remains repose-he living soul minse
in the strife Of party be disturbed by the stormy con-
aicis Of the controversial press-N u Erprsa a eh Is
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NOTIFTCAT1ON.Thc subscriber. beg leave TO inform the
customers the public they
Of the following articles, which they invite
teniion, viz
Linen sbeetings, Ga, "a, I0-A, and IA, fr~b
Ga, "a, 1914, and 1874, German
Pilowscase linens, all Widths Irish and Scotch
White and brown do 6 4, 50, fO-l, and ia
White and colorcd MarseIles quilts very large
Allendale quilts, very cheap
Rchardsons super family linens
Cray and sons son- finish do
Scotch Hollands Tor family
Dsmask table cloths, all sizes and qualities
fable damasks by the all widths
Also, superior lot OF silk and gsuze hannels
Geptemenis aud ladies' under
Together with general assortment of houeorphing Foods
Msr Q6-Awif Y. ", UbbE n co,
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TO CONTRACTORS.
orrcr o, CosxIsnosrs OF Pu.,ac

OFTIck o. CoANIssIosrR PusiIc BuI piSss
March IL, ldsL
PROPOSALS will be received at this office until O'Clock u
day. 9Th Of April for grading and gIvens
Jersey between and north Of the Capitol T
grading will require 20, 900 cubic yards Of
gravel will confined
percia be covered will probably exceed $500
thickness will inches
gradually dmshed inches each side The proposals
the price cubic the hing and the per
fetal yard for gravel The for both kinds
work be procured by the The work
menced with little delay possbe and continued with
force be deemed for its early compilation.
WIN. EAeBf.
Mar 20-tAps Commissioner Of Public Buildinp
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N ANsHAL's sAIE.-By writ. heri facias
III issued from the clerks office Of the circuit
the OF Washington directed
public OF
county Tuesday the si day OF April
between 18Th 18Th
side
north lots and TO- $40,
OF lot ~,
$50 Jerpey avenue and north
lot 1885, half of lot No.
In square 6A square o6 snd lot 2, in o55
seized upon be sold iudcas
No. 8, and No, -, to March term. 1851,
- RICHARD WALLACH
Mar 9S.-dts Marshal ID. G.
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TO CONTRACTORS
OrrIcs or COMMISSIONER or PusLIo BuI

orr1oE o COMMISSIONER PusLo BuILpIsas,
March ~ 1851
PROPOSALS will be received this office Tuesday,
day April x inclusive, for sxcavabg line OF
barrel cuveIt feet inches
inch walls be laid of the best hard brick and hydraulic
side of 18th street,
Of
twenty proposals
price thousand brick furnishing all the NJ
the price per cubic yard for excavation OF trench,
and by the engineer superintendent The
to be completed by the 3Oth Of June. ~
WIN. EASILY,
Commissioner OF Public building
Mar l9--dtApts
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1,RAPE SHAWL.

GRAPE sHAwL.-1bs subscriber
some Grape bnw which purchased
an importer hesitation
pe and choice goods Of the kind
city,
sS plain white ape shawls, hom o. 10 sy
~ white -,nn,,dered Grape sbaw,-, ~ so 90
shawn, varying in prices some
very pretty erno long and -qunre woo-n shsw.
a. 1917 w. yERBv,
pspnsy ivania avenue be,ws 7,h 9Th
Mar q. Duff
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Young Ladies' Institute,
Late Mrs. ID. n. Burr's,l Of 9th and streets
THE will
day 2st Of April and win give his and persons
The thorough
English French education win be taught
The instruction OF The institute will be based the
fomulares Protestant Episcopal Church.
experience Of the principal teacher
patronage the public and for correspond
ing Of success,
por boarding pupils s5s per quarter
For day
Payable always In advance.
Music, drawing, Latin, Italian, Spanish, and German
Reference Is permitted Rev. g. NJ Butler, D., Rev w.
French, Mr. Fuhuqh Coys Washington city
D. -, Aerandns Rt Rev AIonxo Potter, b. D.,
generally Of Philadelphia and RI Rev Alfred Lee
WILLIAM J. CLARK.
Mar 2I-t25thAp
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no OWNERS orI~nd. In r.I...-A sen,em

NO OWNERS Lands In Texas-A gentleman in yirrini,
who is agood surveyor and lawyer desires
would like agent for som.
Of lands in that with view bring
market
family capital DESTROYS OF engaging An
agriculture He capac.
responsibility and his
enable him control considerable emigration Texas
such be IN.
advertiser and suitable by addressing poet paid
VIM. GOULDN,
General agent and collector, Richmond, Virginia.
ar
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AUNCH, AZ the foot Of TIN street Vnshington City.
from Capt Geo Pages yardThe beautiful Champion,
butt BY Den Page and sod Henry srandbere Of
more viii be launched Thursday sscck the tide
mitnng 5II# a4
Mars GEO. PAGE.
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W rock O2 the Missouri.
NEAED Will be received At the Navy Depsnnss
until MoaAnys -
the emoval a. - Wyssk United steamship Nh
sour fros the hsytos u Gibraltar, satisfactory
department and the British government The ua
everything TO The work. and complete Tho within
from the date Of
therefor Bond security will required
dollars for faithful
the time limited and refund money made
contractors within that penod the whole work shall e
And
ability of the bidders respectively complete the work
WILL. A. GRAHAM,
Secretary Of the Nav
NAVY DEPARTMENT, March IL, 1851.
Mara Mar