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IMPORTERS and Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
1Chna, Glass, and Earthenware, and Farming Imple-
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Dock streets, Wilmington. N. e.
Wilmington October l. 1881 Gift
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= Elements of Algebra,
RY Elias LOOMS, Professor in the New York Uni
- yersity. Received this day by
H. D. TURNER.
Raleigh, Sept. ~, 1861 81
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State of North Carolina, wake CO

Superior Court of Law, Fall Term, 1851.
appearing that the business on the Civil Docts.
- Criminal Docket, and Equity Docket has accumns,
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enable time it is therefore ordered that SPECIAL Su.
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FOUNTAIN BUTTER.
A PRIME lot just in Store and for sale by
"A w. H. & r. 8. TUCKER.
Raleigh, October 9TH, 1851. e7-
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LOubin's and ROuseI'S Extracts
For THE HANDKERCHIEF.
Heliotrape, Bouquet De Caroline,
Violet, Jockey Club,
West End, Vervane,
Jassamin, Lily,
Rose Citronella, Palchnuly,
&c Geranium, Jenny Lind,
italian Flowers, lube 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
WILLIAMS, HAYWOOD, & co.
Dec. 18th, 1850. Is
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nRVIS' Celebrated Corr Sfa-c77 To-
~ Puddngs, Pies, sc. o-A' 'o'
SnSt received at fuckers.
NAIe'boP Soremoer Il, 1851. 03%
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NlDTICE.
FENHE Subscriber is authorized sell valuable tract
Il of Land lying in the upper end of Halifax Comfy,
North Carolina, in the neghborhood of BrinkleyVle
adjoining the lands of the late VIM. H. Thomas Joseph
J. Williams and others, containing s96 acres, by
cent survey it being the residence of the late Colonel
Rhesea Read. There is good aud convenient dwelling
House the tract with little repairs with other
out houses, and failing Spring of good water,
could be desired deem it unnecessary to
say anything with regard to the quality of the Land (onY
think it equal any of the neghborhood Lands as no
person would purchase without viewing. great bar
gain can be made in whole any part. Any person
wishing to purchase find the neighborhood Of
the land.
WILL. BRINKLEY.
Brinkleyville, Halifax, Aug. I6, 1851. SLID.
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October 10, 1851. 99-stw.
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1851-11-18

cohreation ise brefboi a~ppnphaie
address. Ii slceaon was intended
10 compliment cd TiA'emingo-Ihe
banner union couniy oftse. STATE.
y RESOLUTION appointed a committee
NJ thirteen. Qhree FOR each c~onsression'
al district and one FOR the State at
Iargc.l 10 draft resolutions FOR The act
Jon Of The Convention. passed, and the
Convention adjourned.
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Military STRENGTH of theU 8

M-.KEEh TH&NH MS#H MISREPRESENTATION anAH4
Tho Atatisticts d the Miitury forces and
~rcsoarves Of tho several buttons Il Europe
Which hnya lately appeared, present 4 lor.
iiadqhla warllkc aggregate. but for alt.he
purposes Of defensive and offensive wariase
they eSldbit nothing, says the New York
Espres equal % the internal military
strength oi tsc United States. In the city
of New York alone. there Is l6s Volunteer
romwnies. unmbslius on al average sixty
men each which give d total Of l0,0eU.
lighting men equipped aud almost fully dis.
ciptiuess fflis large body II men are snb.
eet 20 no mllitary rules OF regulations, ex.
cclit those They frame Cor their own inaivIa-
pal beliefl, Appropriateness force 81 AFsil
.lery aud Dragons also exist. aud which
when added % The former give the nucleus
iol the military power of tho CRY, but fine
cessity required i. the GUY 81 New York IN
Que week could raise and equip al army Of
one hundred thousand men such are The
&M|
military ~tesonlces o. one single city in Inc
Union. OF referring 10 he Army Register
(oiIicial) of 1850. we sind tic actual oFgau.
izea milaia force 81 Ihe Unissa States scs
aowni IN ga aggregato II i million nine
Aundsed and sixty thousand, Two hunatea.
apd sixty-dye men. with NO report FROM Iowa
+aMH ##|LAH HMMf
Caliiafam e ne eSlsotirs, The total nil.
ia ipfee n abe puioa, may, tlwfaloss, he
Safely set down as Two million q men.
There i ali msserens military spIsis III the
American, end love q military glory ~
strong = il nc FscnoIsuah. combined viii
the most practical character ii I've world.
~ axsssst height W. 81 three inches
taller and he \ more yigsroas ana athletic,
and N every seuse more 81 he nlan on tho
axslags llssa ile t~;usopean IL i from
blA yosth aeeesspglea % sAs uss u arms. ii.
iieid sports and issgats paesiea ii fact i
detachment e orr militia infantry S a de.
'aehineat " sharp shooters EnAq,sgs
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1851-11-18
Jail Npt

Is committed 70 the Jail.of VIII
2 kinsoi county On The l6tb Inst
vi w n EbwisI anegroiuan uanea
WYATT who SAYS he belongs 20 DAVID
WeatheFs living on cd River " ilkinson
county. Sail negfe Il tive ieei eight and
a-lalf inches high about % yeats Of age,
yeltowish complexion Lad Oh when coln-
lnitled common white Moollen pants and
coat.
The ownef Of said negro i requested 70
come forward prove property pay charges
and take him away, o. lie will be dealtwiti
as tue law directs.
M.aCHIST. Jazo,,
Nov. 90. ISJl.-tf.
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1851-11-18

DC Eel 40 liiuc Interest init. thar q rc1aife'
afreriul notice 4 o smHazs themof he exis
tsnee. n ins added Abe rhe sfhces upor
uaion deunrnts. in order % throw the re
sponsbhty o; o. actions upon he demoea.
ie Parry Til. i what We predicted i
would Do. 'eTemi months aeo.
Il the Convention adopts the Georgia
platform, we believe u viii conc nearer
mee,ing Irs wishes Of Inc people. Aterall
iias beeA said. ihere = much less objection
20 this platform than has been manifested.
Notwifhsiaodiug DE ~lremenaois omcry
sgainst Coy. Qnnnmns mossaer, this plat
fofm proclaifns the idemleal measuaes re-
commended by Gov. Qsaiman-wnh the
exception tlat 81 is httie more summerya aud
strong uilF action Than tiie friends Of State
Rights ctaimed. Gov. Quitnan was Tor
submitting every proposiion Of coueiiatiop
% the Norh-ior making every effort oss,
cure The Sonili from Infnre wrong III The.
event chat llMt the North would yield 10 no
a~di,eaSeht. then, be recommended prompt
and peaceable recession. How is i with
be Georgia PLATFORM Il recommends and
demands HAT Congress t~nnsgtess on usa
hrlber thai tie South should ssbmit se4ne
compromise as i "a. and tlat If Congress
shais attempt 70 al,er, abdage ormodE she
lueitise-slaye law, il any respect, lsas the
South should resist such attempt even 10
i disruption Of every lie which binds u TO
tito Uniom
The dilerenee between Gov. Qaiimah
,na the Geofgia platfcrmisa was, that The
States have 4 mutual UNDERSTANDING pr the
question. instead q the soasl wailipg los
Congressional aelion. "
II The nnlorisss will strictly adhere 70 HE
terms Il The Seotga platform, (as skay d
the people they would perhaP may
psove an eaectuaI remedy against itsltthcr
aggressions but they have 81 oflen saken
positions and haekei.o 4 Il om hem, that we
Isar tileir declarations in this instance. Will
prove al tsouud aud fury, signifying noth
ug.
Tie allos respcsslbiip shielding the
sontl, agaiast future disturbances, Is now
apou the shoulders oftbe wa afly-how
vel they will perform that duty remains 20
Je seen. Their action ii tie convention
ID session. viii BE- sent uac kiotae PEG
ple Cor approval o. disapproyal We hope
hut tlleit recommendations may bake al
,cst 81 their Wisdom Nosofgahi2od
opposition, we think, viii be made % their
hy the people. The democrats
!re cur woutefait participation mthe convene
ion, aud we would advise ourparty 10 stand
a, and play The paft Of the old woman
her husbard and the bear were fight
ng--have nothing @ Dc il the s~txirmdge:
{ the position they recommend tie STATE
Z pursue i sllch, a. IN our opinion, will 50
IRE is dignity, equality and interest, we
Intellectually support il il Otherwise, M
not burden oar party with II but "leavc
ae deaa to bury ne dead,
we may expect the proceedings il full,
i i lew days.
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1851-11-18

Tbe Gotten P,amenr conseniion, atMs-
cou. F;eorga, ,domed The following eeaoln,
tions on ne z9ih ults
1 ist Resolpod. lhat dis Convention aP-
preciaie tie imrortance Of direct in'ercoufse
wish The continent o. Europe lor abe direct
export ofihe varied products Of lhe Sopih
aud Tie direct import 10 or Soniheu
ports "A The produce and manufactures Of
Europe CONSUMED b The South.
"a. Res0frea that hisc Convention recog
nize and feel the Importance Of direct trade
ia all ifs branches. as q necessary principle
that most enter into and become a part Of
any plan which this Contention ~ rs wis
dom may now or hereafter adopt-as1 com
merce must now re is basis. aud direct
trade The proper medium through which il
should pass-ior tie remedy Of our eviln is
not complste 80 Tong as on imports come
through and are controlled BY the North and
England.
80. Resolred, that hist onyentionreco
mend @ the planter g { the South fnzu1e4
tSs ssef sezs ON tiEs s~s5jsefs rs Que of the
means o bringing about and 81 sustaining co.
operation in relation 70 the future action OF
this body.
4gh. Resoktea, thatwe recognize The I'M
l,ortance Of extending our markets, and cre-
aiing competition and recommend to the
planters the proposition Of The merchants III
Amsterdam. in Holland, for opening direct
trade with the mouth Of the Rhine and tile
continent Of Europe generally, and tElat 'sdi-
rect trade" houses now formed, or being for
med, for this laqdabie purpose in our Sou1hl
imports. shouldbe sustained. and solicit Tor
them their support and approval
9TH Resolsed, that this Convention al.
prove Of The propositions thar Immediate ac.s
lion should follow the deliberations Of this
Convention by shipping a portion Of their
say Que tenth or one twentieth, or
any atnonnt, more 81 less. as IS most conVe-
the purpose Of forming a CONNER
cal basis, 70 be extended or modified here
after as may be best 10 establish the Com
Independence Of the South.
9TH Rcsolpea, that this Convention ~.
the instant employment Of the
means now within onfpower. of every Kind
for The promotion Of the Southern interests
the Planting, Misunderstanding, and Com
mereial.
Mr Anarews, of Georgia. offered 4 resoiu
tlon, which being amended to read Is fol.
lows, was then rejected
Resoleed, that d collmitts al ave % an
pointed blythe Chair 70 a~frangethe basis Of d
IA = ,at ; -. -
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Anoti,er " q k;,,a coaG a.,a y, ~
fact am cal;fog,,ia i IL, ~,
mo- q asvSlana 4 III i ,; ssss
ex1dn &c l,er aal ~ IVA
dscovepy or 81 -s.ssa 4 !
n ynha na,,at,s ..h,,a4 as
mn 49, ] s ILL., 'gs NY Wsee N.Y.
q ~ XXI,
soert,.l,Ia maToh ans 3, 9,,St a ~
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III. d TX 3sssaa,tS 81 H. Il s IS II
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So ~ &.
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Il, of y Y, lSa SIX u s,,eS S;,ssa $
: i5as la'sa 6ssft afneaksaPoH 3
ga *, s..%x IS ii a;f 3. 81
ino al,,nSt III q mn II 4 ,ssH
Eyaba nssfss ~ S ! ] !.
Efwenv N q i IN n. 1'V'A
badu sraeesl 6r Rua n,,la ''ss
aaa,ton Sl,on,s M W.
Eehe Rntles nea, IL ,,a;a, s,.sss :
vein was diseovefe "a ~ ! ~
tefsfailhee offg4een Ii, asaa WI
1.-Two eom,san 81 hs%s a,s'' ~ Nv. p''a
out tl,eir cIa;ns N ,ha s1 1870
Imaafain. Ono ealtsa fha NM Us
MANY. consists w Messrs pns.sa 81 s'''
and eleven Others ana ~ ~
EcH9C omnanv NM
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B-Gen foois sari. 'assn Be last passed
thfouglf Aha Piase. that be would b. stpc,rd
b 1900 votes and tbatif ans contiDc
encY should anso lhat would give him q
ie.. majority lhan De Union ticset got IN
September. he would not qualify for Gov.
smor. Dit j. now 70 r. seen whether he
wil stick % whft i,sraa No man knows
better than Gen Foo'o himself that The re-
snlroft The laie eIection. was bot The triumph
Of manoye man, uot Of pnncep le over pun.
ceple. From the very beginning. Of the con
les,, a false issue wa presented 70 the peo-
ple-and upon ii Gen Foote rode intopow-
et. y would mol be abe least strange for a
man oirrtned feehugs 70 experience some
stings Of eonciencs, In occupying the posi-.
tioJ zen. Foole does before The world,-
The Tremendous revolution effected in the
people between The September and Novenp
Der election is ntislactory evidence that
hey wem rariliy av akeniug from The deIu.
sion into which they had been led, by The
so.caI;ed union party-and Gen. Foote can.
bur fee, that when be erlers ofice-ifh he
saters a. alI--tbat The majority Of The peo-
pic, his State are opposed 70 him.
Under thsse consiaefatious-and IN view
ottlAs fact that be willie sutilled 10 bis mi.
lease and per diem, il he goes 70 Washing
ton, aud serves out bis time--sn amount
which will exceed hisssyo years salary as
GoSerhor--bs may possibly, determine to
decline qualifying a. Governor. lie would
Laye--as a huFlhef advantage III being al
WasIdngton--tle opportunity Of worship-
ing Al llip shiine or NJ. Fillmore, and induc
ing Messrs Webster and Clay to iDtercedc
with the President, for a foreign mission for
him, with la outfit and INIT Of $4,000. /
Nj Rises. our Minister to France, il fepor-
as desir.g 70 resign; il is somewhat
doubtful Whether Judge Slarkey will ex-
sept the Cuba onsulship-rnmored chang.
ii the Cabinet ale on the tapis--aIl Of
Offices have fat salaries. and would
.sfcourse be acceptable to GensF oote.-To
'ay the least, shere i a possibility that
len. Foote will not be our Governor the
natter i involved in some doubt but one
hing Is certain, ifhe can GET no appointment
NfMMf A."Hta .M4NMA NMWIF
Int pays welI-ift the wings have squeezed
Y the desired substance out IF him, and are
determined 70 cast him BY AZ d worth.
rhine-he seaFk be our Governor. And
le viii BE q democrat overuo5 too. The
may as well begin foprepare fr the
quall- They think they have made i TOOL
4 hinl, bnt Be assured Foote has NOT been
a the game and # he don't turn
taeA upon them ii the end. tlley viii be We.
Y lncky--He knows Mississippi IS demo-
e the eore-tllai he must depend up
u democtats for oIice-and lie las been
'ashed Just close enough il this election 10
eriouslyscafe lin. The compromise issue
J dead and never can again be revived, aud
Iniess he leaves the sinhang vessel, he mnst
2 e the bottom with il. He has buHetted
he political waters TOO long fog d. u sup.
'ose lliat le VIII 81 until Inc last plank
UnIess bis wing @llies ptaes him
afeiy upon The terra frNtn Of some fit ~
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Ne
PLANTATION
AMI DWELLING HOTrSp

lMfLL sell my Plantation. ssvso
mules North Of WoopvILIE. on 'bs
10 Naiehez Road, Containing 7So acre.
sSasa with 550 acres IL cultivation.
place y wen improved, hayinga sss
~ fLLiAG HOUSE, and negro Cabins m
stand.
Terms one-tAird Cash. the balance d. a.
and twu years with five per cent interest
Enanire on the premises
lNoyfl7 lS5l.-tE 4, H BRYAN
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&c Waldfen was elected ~doorkeep-
~ y. N Williamson. Sergeant-at-Arm
aud Thos, Palmer. Of the Flag Of he
Public Printer. Mr.. Palmer
vote was 81, 70 4 for mr.. Bafksdale Of
tho Mississppien, and 2 scattering.
Mr.. Carmack was conducted 10 the
Presidents chain b Msssrs- Lake
Warrcp, and Stephen Adams oy Mon.
RI sHd returned bis thanks 70 the
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1851-11-18

Judge Smith who Killed Capt.
Ccliicr. il California, has been aoquit-
ted; The Jury resnfurd Scrdici OF
" ;usiiHablo homosidss
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1851-11-18

o. Mississippi has gone the whole
animaiAF0o and Hogn for subnis
sion, except the tail. which was leli
out in lllis Copgressional District.
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1851-11-18

Mr. LeGfand Smith accompanies
Bafnum y Europe.
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~ Judge Posey refused 10 hold
court IN Natchez, On The ground iliat
The Sheriff and CLERK had not, nor
could not properly qualify. This re.
suits from the confusion ii the execu
tive aiepafitnent OF ire State. Gov.
Cbion's limo expired Oh the 2nd Of No.
Nemher.r .McCfca was Governor from
the andtoihe itlI. Some doubt wbetb.
GO Secretary Bell has the right to con.
veno The %sutiAte. II isa funny muss,
and may yei result in trouble to some
body.
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1851-11-18
T'ile state Election.

UMAHHLMM
w have official returns from TWEEN
ty'ihrce counties, and reported MAORI
ties IN 80 others, Gent Foote'S pres
ent majority is ls05. Tnniea. Wayne
and Jackson counties are alone 10 BE-
heard from /; they gave III September
last i05 Union votes to e27 State
Rights.
Wthe Senate, 10 members hold DER
-threc Union eleven State Rights and
= doubtful. OF The State Rights
Senators, seven represent Union dis.
tricts, Of The n Senators recently,
chosen wc Rave heard of ne election
ofseteu Union at,d four Siats Rights
The State Rights majority in the Sem
ate will be probably eight otlen.
The House will have probably wen.
ty Union majority af least thus giving
a Union majority o. Joint ballot.
The Natclez Copricfis e~uaeayorine
20 throw The blame 81 tic present confusion
inlhe atiairs 81 our State, upon Coy. Qait.
nan. Everybody viii at once zee ii mem
aud contemplate spirit that Influences s,sell
an aitompt. ticss teaisn;aa was arrested
by the US Mmshal,s aud conveyed /
New 0tleaps 10 answer y he eharga Of
being engaged n ihc Cuba xpeaiiol lie
epdcavoret q get i stpuueoseils it ,lm
trial uptil his lcrm u Goeof4er vos ont
but The federal officers wcru m4somlae
they would not grant the peFpouemela
oaraonailuIion made no moylso03or lie
absence q tue Governor, and ~conseqacnt
iysep Qnitaenl wns competed Is resign.
Had le Eataois ", the stlos woeild have
been the iirst and lopaesl h dsmnnu him.
The same eonfusiou Is liahlel 10 occur
wlcp n Governor resgns under any olher
circumstances rs y The o1ice il vacated ly
death. lis The laalt ol The CONSTITUTION.
and not 81 tsos. Qaamaa. The auemp, of
the Courier % east blame upon him. is q
species Of iAeanncss fat belowdsc dignity
of any othct editor Of the Wig press ii she
State. We reisr the Courier 10 the liberal
and gepllsIpquly article ii tie THO Issue.
asa canWastte ~ own halfmad aud crazy
.1.s..sl Ha NH~N ##I
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1851-11-18

aeg- We are indebtedto Nj. G. w.
Kline, NJ, Meador. f.. Sonle and $. s..
Buckley all Of California, for late pa.
pers and letters from. The PaeiGie.-
They areall reapiug the fruits of en-
'ierpfise and Industry -layiag upgold
en- stores for The Winter 81 age.
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1851-11-18

Of The Court Of Errors and Appeals.
u appcars thu, the choice resulted 10
the election Of Judge Clifton.
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1851-11-18

u We regret 70 learn that we
were premature in Announcing last
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1851-11-18

Elhe True Delta appears 10 d
Dcsv dress. It's success has iar e%xress
I'd sio expectations pf its rropric-
tors. \
4Hfk tFFHeW Nh ff r.
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/ EANDSOMELY furnished PARLORS
and Bedrooms 20 rent at p waverly- place e6 I'm
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NETWORK, FRIDAY, JUNE 6, 1851.
BAY HOTEL.

Propretors Of this House w-ud respectfully call tn
attention Of the public their Hotel which Sul-e
the SIDE u She Ne-Yer- Bay g. miles south %
jersey City T. s ~ the most healthy situations within
TIC vcl-.y 81 New And il beauty II prospect Il Is
rival They arc ready lT b1arders The New oTs
Bay CCnctCry stages run untl further notice from Che Ho
iel AZ H. le and O'Clock and leave Jersey City - 0s =
and 5. O'Clock fine plank road. Fine bathing AMI
fishing Boats &c always on hand Every attention VII
he paid that Will add O. tie comfort ~ the holTters
mvI7 FN6W ms DMNFR X BROOMHEAD.
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lies. and fancy and stable Stationery.
MONDAY EVENING June II, ~ = O'clock
BOOKSELLERS SALE-Bolng larSs collection Of san
dard and elaueous ROoks. embracing Smoets WORKS,
vols Syo Bishop Lei<htOn's works. vols. Svo, Plu
tarchs Lives. Rollins Ancient History Rev D.. pcks
vols Christian Library vols Tracts tor the
Tines. vols. aaf calf, History Of British Amercs SyolS
EcclcsaScal Contributions. vols sponsors works Bap-
ist Library. vols British Poets vols $40. Chalmers
works Scott WORKS vols Svo. sheep NeytonS WORKS,
vols Robertsons History Of America Syols. Hetherns-
vols calf, Paysons works. vols. half calf Johnsons
complete works vols 6vo. NatsonS rhcoogcal lnSi-
tutts vols Ss variety u ,hc standard Poctc1i WORKS
School ana Classical Books e Also Stationery and fancy
MONDAY. TUESDAY WEDNESDAY, and THURSDAY
EVENINGS, june lbth, lith, l3th and 18Th,
Al u O'Clock.
separate Catalogues vll he ssucd for each evening"
PARCEL SALE OF ENGLISH And AMERICAN BeokN-ln
Quantities purchasers. being extensive collection
of new and fresh SfOcN and embracing srse assortment N
the various departments of Literature, Science Ar.S, &c
Particulars hereafter
AZ PRIVATE SALE.
BOHN'S Comprising The Standard series,
WI ch nav embraces IL volumes. the Scientific series
m G vols the Antiquarian series q yes. the Glass;
cal series p vols, and the Illustrated scnes IN II
vols These all are works u deServcdy high character
the departments Indicated bJ me ttles-and are
sold az low prices either complete sets or separate vol
the purchaser may desire Complete lists ne
had al the sales room