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New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-30
ZINC PAINTS, Manufactured at New

ZINC PAINTS, Manufactured at New
II .rk Nev-Jsrse, by the
EEw-JERSEY EXPLORING AND MINING co
Thus Company IS prepared 70 furnish supply Of theu
valuable
ZINC PAINTS
which have eer found AFTER several years tal both IN
Europe and the United States retain their ou1nl
heau;y and prcecive properties. superior 70 any other
PANT whatever. Then
WHITE ZINC PAINT
purely an OIde O zinc and warranted free from Al
adulierailon whatever II has properties 50
cbgeeiionsble q The health of far-s and sorkmea
some other kinds OF pgoens
IT WILL NOT TURN YELLOW
ukr1 exposed TO sulphuOls mephilc erhalstlOns
even when shut NJ close Il Affected BY
pictures hung walls coated with As outside
PANT. wrhStans the chan yes Of weather better than
any other nnt beng lisble 20 chalSy - cr5e
and RIB of II nay Re worked with an color. with
and wItl varnSh instead O thereby giving
the Justly cele brated porcelain finish
The Company also manufacture BLACK AND COL
ORED ZINC PAINTS, Which are beyond Question WIKI
out any qsl for coating rofs outh fencing
snd all O'her metallic surfaces They Vi pure
METALLIC OXIDES
and unaffected hy salt water other exposure less
than any other pants within knowledge
Iron and other metals DO Mt oTdIze when coated with
sem, ard they remarkable their fre-proof prop
Dealers supplied on liberal terms By
5. T JONES CO, Agents tsr the Company,
WI 3In 50 BeaveT-st., Y Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-30
FOR SALE e. TOILET.

AT PRIVATE SALE.-Amity-str
IA Property The valuable BRICK HOUSE and LOI %
ground known as iOi Amty-sreet, between ,eDoasla "a
and Sully the lot IN SIZE z3 feet frOo'
by ie feet dspth the house finished N ehceAeH
style with all mod. IN Improvements for convenience a,a
Also the valuable property known A. Sss ISt ana 20
Sullivan street directly Of the above said lots oehs
each Is feet front and by leo feet IN
in rear Of the last named, each lot p b, s feet m
For terms price and further parcuas OF tne aoye
py p, 70 v"oNi = jysolw
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At PRIVATE SALE-A Beautiful

IA COUNTRY kESlDt|If .I..-.n, ,-,Iao
af,it mile north OF Ihe gletsatt
- s,nc S5ng Wesfche<,er county, N Y Inc sisuto ..
this place cool healthy and reiresnn% % sn' u, ysr
IL heau,iful comm auJiug fine view s the -.
and Surrounding county On the premises ,nee - t a a. %
cottage house containing some rooins am A. n s foe
os,r There As also all necessary out-buldinss nne
spr,nx Of pare and never fals stream % 81
rnn,n1 through pare there s also an aounaahce
Kinds of fruit such apple cherry peach plum ana
other fruit trees The above place possesses a., & the % "
tagc. of constant and commune iuon lIn IN -
VOW and could easily be divided INTO Va pots Vi
no acres each offering capitalists 5000 chanJe i4a IN
yes,ment aI,o 20 any person desrous OF Purcntsihs
beautiful retreat country residence near 'he Guy
bsf Of the purchase money remain on bona anu mort
.re desired For price and further particulars apply 70
nNn ~ VII jy28lw
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-30
LNOR SALE-The FARM known as

u BADGERS FARM This beautifully situated tract
Of land adons the Borough of BRISTOL Bucks County Penn
sryania and has front of mile upon the River Della
ware opposite the city of Burlington NewJersey. The
Farm about hundred acres OF arabic land
and Ia il is attached a fishery which is hshy lucrative
There are two largo and smaller dwelling houses and
several the with tho usual sheds and
out buildings There few any, farms in Pennsy Iva
mia superior tins variety and excellence of SOIL IN oca
tlon and IN ad,a Application for terms
he made to SAMUEL BADGER, Sen. or s SAMUFI. BAD
GER JT , in philadelphia or to WILLIAM WHEAT
LEY, 80 Whlte-street. .New-York, or to EDMUND BAD
GER, the premises Jy2S lmMW&F
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-30
T pRIYATE SALE.--lO vaIuabIe

IN building Lots VIZ: lots on the wes soe OF rVur.n %
avenue including the cornels d Eignty tho , an
fourth IS lot ON north SIDE Egn- tnre ~ Nv
of Fourth sy lot south SIDE Eashy ior'n y IVY iee'
west "A Fourth- ay On the 10, corner oi ts.ty
and Forrih-av j. story house. Srzsfeet map can "e
seen and further raricu,ars obtained on appca'io9 70
iv2S Iv COLE & Chiffon, Auc'i0neefs "aAi-s''
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-30
ENGLISH METALLIC PAINT

Now coming into very general 4 cheap and du-
rable article is superior re-prOof PAINT and makes
the handsOnest chocolate drab and stone coos Of
the country Dealers and Painters invited 70 examine
1, al ioO Water ST. GEO S. FITCH co,
tvtQ 1nH
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-30

SPECTACLES and OPTICAL IN
INSTRUMENTS Our Glasses have already been tried
By many persons that merely invite those not yet ac-
with them call institute f8 Broadway.
y2 Ims WALSTEIN BECKEL, Opticians
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A RRIvAL of DR.. c. w. ROBACK

n
IA At NEW YORK.-The celebrated DR.. c. W.
Robark from Sweden, Professor of Astroogy. Astronomy
Phrenoiogy and Geomancy. having Just arrived from PHI
adelphIa where he has met with the most extraordinary
for the last four years offers his services 10
the citizens Of NevYurk AMI Its vicinity. C. Robac<.
beng the seventh Of the seventh and having made
AsiTiogv his exclusive study the early age Of neen
years enjoys advantages derived from travelling and re-
feton that possessed by none IN this country or IN
Europe and teing gifted by nature and having cult-
yaed those Blessed gfs he Is prepared To ldap, them
the following and the mnedate consumnaton Of The
following Topics HE b. consulted vi at his Office
or by letter If prepaid and he prepared 10 make Il
decorations travelling by land clurtshlps al
vice gwen fer then successful accomplishment specnla
ing IN stocks merchandise real estate the
Of eeacies dispute the purchasing Of tickets and the
safety Of ships He also has had the honor Of receiving
a certificate from the Honorable E John Benddo,te for
mery King of Swedes which will give him great plea
sure IN shcNing those who favor hun with call
he also offers his services respecting health wealth ami
marriage love affairs JOURNEYS. lawsuits. difficulty IN buSl-
ness fraud sickness and death past present, and future
events and all the of life and invites all u call
who afflicted c0rporallv meutaly. TermS-Lales
50 cts Gentlemen 81 NafIyes calculated and read IN
full according to the oracles and masculine Signs. lanes
81 gentlemen 81 So NatIvlties calculated acc riding -
Geomancy. ladies 81. IN full 81 Genenen 50 IN fun
IS Persons distance have their aa'lyites drawn
sending the date Of the dav If their birth All letters
contann ne the fee Will immediate attention.
and navIteS will be any part of the United States
written on durable paper All letters the above topics
If postpaid will be answered GRATIS His Office IS at
White ST two blocks below Broadway. Iy29 I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-30

EOR LIVERPOOL.--Unlted StaIss
il Mail stean. ship ATLANTIC. Cap, James wessss1
u.u-tIysly sal for Liverpool On WEDNESDAY. AT~
n NJ o'clock frDm berth at the foot Of CanAS
No berth secured TIL paid for. zata-
For freight passsge having unequaled acc"'A'
ton, fyr elegance and comfort, apply 10 ,x
'' EDW'D K. COLLINS. wall
The steamship PACIFIC. Capt Nye, VII sscsrx
the Atlan,ic and sail Saturday, Aug 10, al -
-
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-30
GREENWOOD CEMETERY-Any

~ RESI- ectable party about purchasing ground IN this
Cemetery and wishing another. those who have pur
chased and willing odispose OF lot ind purchaser
by addressing G. r. Tribune Office. H29 ~
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HIGH BRIDGE.-The balance of the

HUI DNiUtc E. ne paiance OF the
: II lots, via osto ies map OF Hugh Budgeve. are
the rss time offered fo sale Tins property
uated the Wes,ches,s side OF Harlem River. opposite
the Eehthay this Island The fare the Eighth
Railroad which leads dect 90 these lots 70 ps but five
cents for the whole length Of the road Having a VIDE
font Upon Harlem RIVER this property ards great avan-
tages for boating and fshlng Tsrms favorable Aps fr
maps and othes information to ID b. wtNroN Il Cedar
. corner of Nassau Ws9 Iva
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-30
JEWELRY and SILVER

NV n v" 'ffFfS Ef'N '|''' ''''
w WARE-A very iargs assortment Of the newest
Style of rch Jewe Of every pattern fine gold and silver
ladies' and genteucns Watches and Silver Ware u the
standard of dollars at very noderare prices be found
att W PACHTMANN's Jewelry Store. 40 Canalst
Watches Jewey and Silver Ware made 10 order and care
fully repaired California Gold taken IN exchange, and
male nm 10 order yl7 mt
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-30
RICHARDSON BROTHERS s co Liverpool -.
PATRICK HEkDEkSON co. Gasg0w U'

OCEAN STEAM NAVIGATING
OCONPANY for BREMEN wa SOUTHAmiYYisg,a I'D
The U Mail steamship WASHINGTON, = ".
eou uauder will sall for Bremen Sputhamp.ps, -
SATU kDAY Aug from per North RIVER A. ~ .,srs
IN experienced Surgeoai attached To ts snip n.sS h
ms, uass throqgh the Post Office Specie dehssie"
Esvre and London For passage " freight, apply %
NOLIER, SAND RiERA. Agsn's. ~ bfesa n ii,f.
The stsanshiD HERMANN viii succeed tne 80
INCIOS On the 9th September VH H'aee--
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-30
ENOR SALE-A STORE, GROCERY,

&c and LOT of Land, elglby situated on the principal
street in the village of Huntington Suffolk Co. l. between
which place and the CITY of NewYork there daily
by railway and steamboat not sold previous
to the LIST Of pteber will be sold public auction the
premises at O'clock NJ OF that day For terms. and
more particular description INQUIRE Of ID. PLATr, Esq
Huntington,
jeS3u s. w \ X A. GAINES. 70 Nassau-st.. N "
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-30

OAK MT. a. ]. ALDR1DGES
OHudson County OAKUM WORKS Bergen, New-Jer-
sey III miles from Newl York Orders by mah promptly
attended to Persons sending by mail will please say what
kind they want Extra Superior or American Navy Per
wishing the above works OF having business
with the propreors do taking the from Jer
sey City Ferry which leaves for Bergen half hour
tyfI fpus
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-30

II S.PASSPORTS for EUROPE, CAL
4 sIFORNIA. CUBA &c indispensable TO travellers
g. protection against foreign aggression Visitors 10
the Worlds Fan require them, especially II thei
visit the Continent where person permitted to land
without passport Americans applying for letters at the
London PostOce. must produce their passports Issued
by u Nones Notary pIbc. 66 Broadway.
n B-J. b. MONIES Is Commissioner Tor nearly every
State IN he Union lv30 81
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-30
TABLE and POCKET CUTLERY.

Il large assortment Of every description of fine and
priced Table and Pocket Cutlery of the latest patterns
direct from the manufacturer and for sale low by
FRANCIS TONES SONS, No. 8 Maiden lane,
Importers and Dealers Guns, Hardware anu Fancy
Goods. mtu
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-30

DIG IRON.-5O tuns of Dover No. I
u Charcoal Pig Iron.
100 tuns of Boonton No Foundry Pig Iron.
100 tuns OF Boonton No Foundry Pig Iron.
50 tuns SUSSEX No 3 White Pig Iron.
l5s tuns Oxford Nos. and Pig Iron.
100 tuns C;artsherrie No. Pig Iron
Fer sale ia lots to suit purchasers 6y
DUDLEY b. FULLER co;
;ye e,mMWkFs i3c Creenwlch-st.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-30
\ Desirable COUNTRY RESIDENCE

~ for SALE 10 LEASE, at Elizabethtown, N j. SIT
uated nearly opposite the residence Of Gen scott Ihe
house is large convenIeot hall running thtoush the
center There ia also good house &c, on the
premises with great variety Of fruit trees and shrunery
Terms Of Bale easy Inquire Of ISAAC FORD. il6 Eliza
beth at or OF T HALY ON the premises jy3j 2w'
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-30
EARM FOR SALE.-A very valuable

FARM Of 60 acres, OF which wood land and with
two miles Of Paterson. New Jersey, and MINUTES
walk u the railroad. upon which is two story dwelling
house. ana all necessary outbulldngs nearly young
orchard Of choice fuit Ac Sand Farm under high
of cultivation. and finely watered and well adapted gra
zing. gardening purposes For further particulars
quire Of BROWNS BROTHER, land agents, 81 Anthony
st near Broadway jy22 ST.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-30

NOR SALE.-The subscriber offers for
: u sale a handsome FARM of SEVENTEEN ACRES
of excellent land situated the town of New Windsor
Orange County NY. II ~ ehgbk located. and Will be
sold On faI terms. Address, postpaid, B. II JuNIS
jeIs iawWrs SALISBURY Mills, n Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-30

CTEAM POWER to LET.-Three
SROOMs 100 by Is feet Steam Po~sk Inquire OF
3Iu c. 81 SINONSON. Bl Ls"S-s'
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-30
NOR SALE-A BARGAIN-One OF

II the most desirable Drinking Saloons In New-York,
near Broadway, ce So 90 splendd furnished through
out eight ten parlos and and valuable lease
Reasca for selling and other information will be gwen by
addressing HOTEL" at this Odice. IVES gs
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-30
LVOR SALE in ELIZABETHTOWN

u New JERSEY, two conveniently arranged and pleas
antly situated HOUSES suitable for the deRce of gen.
tee, fsmihes The lots each 50 T. uont and rear aud
2i0 deep, fronting two streets with abundance
ffuu ornamental and shade trees, &C Immediate pos
session given If desired A,ph TO j 3 BALDWIN, %
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-30
NOR SALE-A splendid FARM, of 1875

u acres Of choice land, IN high state Of cultivation
Tarry,own, with fine view. Also, smaller
Farms IN that vicinity, and near Dearmans Fine, cult
waited and we'll fenced Farming Lands Long Island at
$50 Also large number Of Farms IN different
I'm quantay, from four 10 two thousand
prices from 81 10 S0O per acre. Also Building
Lots in New York. brooklyn. WILLIAMSBURG Staten Island.
Deaman, Pefmont, and New Utrecht, aud large num-
Der Houses this city and surrounding places Apply TO
WATKINS HlNE,
jy266 Ct Real Estate Agents, 63t Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-30

TO PHYSICIANS.-For Sale, good
Il country Practice and residence I8 miles from city II
not sold Partner Will be taken. Apply to J. KEYSER
3ll Broadway, from 10 TIL o'clock. jy23 lm'
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-30

DART of HOUSE to let to a small
renteei family Apply at le7 Fourhsi west OF bre.n
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powerfully. fkan Il conTshGoas 81
teachers AID other frie1ds e edaea-
tear Again. % teachers. land e
course 10 schel.rs.) there seuld aeer.s
4 direct and immediate benefit. Ikzvs
beard IN old experienced teacher and
superintendent Of schools say. that . -
never had visited . veil eondses<d
school without learning ssu<fkine Ia
The line Of tesehing.~ lnd whyr BE-
cause every intelligent teacher. 10 en-
desvcring 70 overcoms de many dr.
eulties Of his task. Il ssry likely 70 de-
wise rome original expedients- The
way to the shrine a intellect lies
through devious and winding passes.
and they who approach with offerings.
effect their entrance BY = great diserxi-
~ Of routes-some longer. sene short
er-some through swamp. and fen. and
fog, and some through clear and solid
ground. In Convention. opinions.
notes and charts could be compared.
and great mutual assistance thereby
rendered. Questions Of policy, not on
" In instruction. but in government
also. could be thoroughly discussed.
very much to the edi6cation and i'm
provement Of many concerned. Final
ly. Conventions would have q tenden-
cy to awaken new and living interest
in the subject of education and in
them. other plans might be devised for
deepening and perpetsating that inte-
rest. And this seems to be no uaim-
portant consideration. When land not
before. y the beauties and the benefits Of
education are brought to bear, with all
the force to which they are entitled.
upen the universal appreciation, we
may expect to see knowledge cover
this favored land Gas the waters cover
the Deep"
Will not those. whose profession and
position eminently qualify them to do
SO. take the lead in this important mat
teri To call for County Consen-
tion from the Faculty Of the Universe
ty, there would be, without doubt,
prompt and universal response. What
say Mr.. Bingham. DIR. Wilson and his
learned Associate, Mr.. Dean, and 9TH
er pioneers in the cause Of education.
to the above propositions Let Us hear
from you, gentlemen. l..
Onnge county, Feb. ~, 1881.
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REGISTRY. OF MARRIAGES.
llafey~asioa to Maisiers Of the Gospel, Justie
~ IL. n.or> L.

llafcopaiioa to Ministers offke Gospel, Jusfiee,
effhe Peace, DC.
III will be recollrcied. that the late Ge-
neral Assembly Of North Carolina passed
an &C. requiring Registry Of Marriages
in this State. Knowing that j, will be
come, time before the law is published.
the County Court Clerk Of this county
wrote to the Secretary of State for infor-
maiinn As tn iis provisions. The follow.
ing il the Secre,ary's. answer:
!. go LincoLa Courier.
ts Raleigh, Feb. lc, 1881.
RoBERT WILLIAMS. Esq.
Dear Sir: Your favor Of the 9th in
slant was re. eived This morning; ON rx.
animation. l find the act providing for the
keeping a Record ,of Marriages. makes
Il the duty Of every Justice or Minister
Of. the Gospel. who NAV MARI any per.
sons, to transmit certificate. OF the fac
ta the Clerk Of the County Courr Of the
county in which the marriage takes place
and j. is made. the. duty of the Clerk "a
record The came in hook 10 be KEEP. fol
.hai purpose. with suitable index. In ons
honih afier he receives the certificate
Either failing is liable TO 6ne Of e25.
Very respectfully. your friend. &c.
WM. HILL.
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A magnificent Gold Ws,rh has besn re-
eeised IN washington. ~ . present by
some young rDes - California 70 Srnxlor
Douglas. author Of Inc bill Cor the sdmis-
sion 81 California into me uninn. No
person Vas allowed 90 subscribe sum
exceeding Eve cents towards the ohirri.
and The Subscription consisted af $500.
The wasrh j. = hunting rzsr. am nns side
of which are the arms of the State nf ilIl.
nois-on the reverse ih"se .f California.
Sun.
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drlinilg process nou h opeflsion. These
one lad no dollar bils ~ he Fsyeue-
vile Bank uouId rrlisEs Ihs irsding aPs.
t.lioas Of Ihs people n a very considers
bic exieni. And Cor This re2son. a. veil
a. Tor thoss menlisseJ by he Psuios. Ne
think ihe seiian Of the I.~sislslurs on The
sobjesi 10 70 Be reyri,rd.
A~ksSssy Rsseka@-
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= q gle Foun dry,
BROWN & WILLIAMSON.


Manufacturers and Machinlsts,
A RE now prepared to do oil kinds Of Casting
"A in the very best and neatest manner, hav.
ing procured the services Of Northern bred
work. man, who stands second to none in point Of
skill in his profession. together with thsir own
experience ofeighteen years. They fatser them
selves. by the general satisfaction they have al.
ready given. and their close attention to business,
to merit share Of patronage. They take the
greatest pains in compromising their metal for the
various articles they make, consisting Of Factory
and Mill Gear, Of every description, Plough
Moulds. Pots, Ovens and Lids, I.a,hes. Thresh.
ing Machine, Stove and Fan Mill Casting; in
fact, every thing in the foundry line. In their
Machine Shop they are prepared and preparing
to do all kinds of Machinery Work. Mill Irons.
Spindles, wrought, turned and finished in the
nca,est and best manner, Iron Shafling, Pullies,
and Composition Boxes ofthc best quality. Their
facilities for cutting Screws are inferior to none
in this country.
Letters addressed to Brown & Wilkerson, o.
either Of them, Marlborough, N. c., viii receive
prompt attention.
ALLEN BROWN,
JOHN WILKINSON.
February IS. r.
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MARRIED.

In Chatham county. on the 18th ulI, BY the
Rev. William Limsbsry, Mr.. Eli Mosress-
Ear, formerly Of this place, 70 Miss RrsresA
HArsmros. daughter Of Mr. John Hsushson. de-
ceased.
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lsea e q asilss - lAs nssd.S. ssysl Thsss h
80 nrrthsui n FsisrAuiS. d-.E-S = ~
a'.'sni e $500 . yalE. uhs dars - nSs 81
ne Hjsg lnlir,rt sPsu 81 esanssss b Ihs
d'lsPidslrd caadisisa q ne R4s<igh ssd Gs-ssa
kosd This bring he f.es. - hsps v h<sr
IRON that town surA rsspsa-< 10 de call Cor
s1i~enPsiens - ~ill V errdhsbk 10 The ester
psisss ehsr.es<s % is eisa<s.. and crimes sh<is
iaierss, IN ths rsd< wisA "a
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CLAIM, for French spo,iationG II, i

Claims for French SpoliationA II, is
said there 10 an nmnihus driver in WASH
i0slon. who is every day transporting 70
the capitol in hi@ carriage members Of Con.
gress. who. when they get there. vote a
gains, his claim az eighty thousand declare
justly dur him from the Government on
acc0un, af The French Spolia,ions. for
which the Uu,.ed Staies received an
equivalent half century ago. SO We 60
the man s,pon the hox often having the
bst,sr right 70 The inside cushion. !. :.
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Education. - We invite attention to :
well written communication in to-days paper,
addressed 70 the Friends Of Education. The
writer suggests the expediency Of holding Coun-
" Conventions, q the best means Of improving
tho system Of education in North Carolina and
We incline to the opinion that such conferences
among teachers and the friends Of education, as
our correspondent, proposes. would, If engaged in
with proper zeal and spirit, result in much bene-
4, 10 The cause Of education. A State orssuizs-
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IL khs~ e sh< dirty -Ars csassr~, By d.
sssiss - o. cosSisusiss. v~ss h<yssAt = I
49, yes~rdsy ~~niaE. We sh.il pssssbly Ia
Or a<ri b saaassa . give ia q The sets pass
Cd. and The ness imporsni 81 he resolutions
The bsll fw he sedseiisa Il Postage pssssd
he s<asss By . LrEs majority. bot wish several
important suendnenss.
The appropriation bilk. ws bsIiers. vsr an
passed.
The River AID Harbor AxL passed IN he
Hosss. includes the following items:
Fer The improvement ofshe hsrbos al Whining.
Zen. North Carolina. and . re-survsy Of The Caps
Fear nvsr below Wilmington. and Cor the survey
ofihe hari,sr q The mouth Of New river. below
Jseksoasill<. $4,000.
Fer survey Of The hsrbos 81 Beaufort. with an
essima1 q The eosa end advantages to said hsris,
Of connecting The river Nsuse herewith. S..50o
ros the completing Il he removal Of the sand
shosl In Psmlieo river. blow wsshins,en. Nsuh
caroiina. 5000.
For re-cpenins scsmmuniession beisren Alts
marie Sound. North Carolina. and the A,Isnii,
ocean. sioo.ooo.