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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-11
THE EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
Conservation of Bishop Wainwright, in
Trinity Church.
IMPRESSIVE AND INTERESTING CEREMONY.
SeTnlsts Of Bishop Chase, Of Hew Hampshire,
&c. So 60

Trinity Church yesterday tie Of ons OF ths
most solemn Interesting and impressive ceremonies OF
the Christian chuzch namely the conservation Of BIZ
shop. The Reverend Jonathan Maylew Wainwright the
recently elected Bhop of the docess of New York wa
to be conseced to she sacred Off, the Epsopa cy
the Protestant Episcopal Church. very great inte
Test was manifested to witness the ceremonial The hour
appointed for she noement of the vics
o'clock A. NJ, but for than two hears prerf,usy
those holding tickets for admission crowded to the church
for the purpose Of securing seats 1t found necessary
to place members OF the police force the gates aud
doors TO restrain he rush which would Otherwise haye
been made to procure PLACES within the eiace Long
before the commencement ofbe solemn proceedings tie
auditory Of the church filled its utmost capacity,
and many ladies forced to go away without being
able to procure admission procession was formed in
the vsry and entered the church in the following
order
First-Tbe candidates for orders and students of the
Theological Seminary attired in citizens dress and num-
beriDg come sixty gentlemen these took the pews
signed to them in the north and south al les.
second--The deacons and
Third-1he priests, the juniors among them coming
first The clergy attired in surplice and scarf aud
beriDg about $50 proceeded down the middle aisle
occupied the seats therein reserved for them and the
eeats in front of the chance Most the clergy othe
doces present. and there also many from Con-
necticut and Western New York.
The officiating deacops and prents followed the other
clergy and the procession closed by the bishops
robed in their Episcopsltire who took their seats within
The sacrarium. The following the names Of tho
Bishops who took part in the CEREMONY
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Medical Depot.
Houses Family and Plantation
dEDrCINES.

HOUSES INDIAN TONIC; safe and
Ill certain cure for Chllls or Ague and
Fever in three hours, and aTemedy in Bilious
and Remilent Fever.
HOUSES PILE OlNTMENT; a soothing
and rapid cure Cor Blind or Bleeding Piles
and for Burns, Bruises. Fresh Cuts, &C., il
is perfect Pain Extractor.
HOUSES VEGETABLE PILLS are
more popular than any thing before the pub
lie, as general Family Medicine. They are
ami Rheumatic, anti Bilious, aud anti Fever
Try Them and be convinced.
HOUSES CERATE; for letters. Scald
Head and Ring Worm-a good remedy.
All The above Medicines manufactured and
sold, wholesale and retail, by
M. BOURNE,
Deaderick ST., opposite True Hhg office,
NASHVILLE, Tenn.
Also, agent FOR the sale Of Gray's ONT
ment, Bulrs SatsapariIla, Wistar's Balsam
of Wild Cherry, &c. sc.
AGENTS for The sale Of HOUSES MEDICINES
in Lincoln Co.-Diemer s. Hampton, McEl-
roy s Crawford. Benz. F. Clark, F. Mellow
& Sons, TaIIey & Goodrich. S. s L. Hart.
D. C. Hall and W. NJ. Mckinney. Also. 10
be had from numerous agents in every County
in Tennessee. North Carolina. Virginia.
Kentucky and Mississippi.
Nashville. Sept. 9, 1851 = 6m
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Cmse Of Iakeascd Ferf,l,iy from
Burning Clqy Lands. = The prac-
tee Of roasting clay lands, by pairing,
and then chdrring the turf by a
smouldering fire, for which the ma
terials, y hen once ignited by the
addition Of small quantity Of fuel.
is often resortdd to in Europe, with
great advantage Besides the ben
eft which comics fromNthe destruc-
ton Of myriadb Of noNiOus insects,
aid the mechanical alteration OF
the particles composing the SOIL
there are two post important chem
ical results.
The burnt pr charred clay alb
serbs ammonia free from the al
mosphere, which is one Of the most
important materials for crops. But
The main benei lit is the conversion
of potash and soda in the soil, and
Especially the former, from an lnso-
IInbIe to a soluble condition. Cla{s
often contain large proportions Of
Ifeldspar, micas porphyry. and trap
all of which abound in potash. So
Ialso. do granitd and gneiss, from the
considerable proportions OF mica
land feldspar They contain. Al
these ingredients are broken up by
moderate CALCULATION, and yield
potash freely VI zen again diluted By
copious rains.- Amea4caa agriculture
bef L
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sNNa.NkP.

HtHlS IS to notify the public generally that
u w. IL. MOORES is legally autbor-
lied agent for The Marble Yard al Nashville
and all contracts Will he filled in the uea,ss,
manner and shortest notice possible All
work viii be eliveredIat Fay e1teFille. or IN
places niosfsuIfa6e. a II kinds Of Furn;,,,..
Monuments. Slabs, Head and Foot Stones
either oil Marble Or Lime Rock. CaH
see specimens Of Italian and America NJ. nv
RULE. STONE. q 90 ste
April %, 1851. By w. n H.,
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Lime.

Lime is one Of those earthly SUI.
stances Whit h exist in c very part d
the known world 1t is found pu-
rest IN limestone, marble, and chalk
No Inc Of these substances Is lime
bat they become so when bulnedIi ii
a severe heat Lime is employed
principally as mortar in building
and as a manure to ferlilize lands
Vast Quantities of it are used fol
these purposes. 1t is also much
used by tanners in the preparation
OF THEN leather; by soapmakers FOL
dissolying the oil and by sngar-ba-
kers, for refining their sugar. 1t is
likewise of some medicinal use.--
Various part5-of the United States
produce lime in great abundance.
1t is very plentiful at Thomaston
and Camden, in Maine, where it is
burnt in great quantities for expor-
tation. The limestone caYerhs OF
the western states contain a profu>
sion Of this substance. Chloride OF
lime may be obtained from common
lime by a very simple chemical pro-
racc
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-03-11

A READY LAwYER.-A lawyer
" ho was sometimes forgetful,- hays
ing been engaged to plead the cause
of an offender, began by say ing
Il know the prisoner at the bar,
and he bears Il c character o t being
one of the most c0nsummate and
impudent Of scoundrels.
Here somebody whispered to
him, that tile prisoner was his eli
ent, when he immediately continued:
@But what great and good man
ever lived, WHIP was not cal umnla>
ted by many Of his cotemporaries. /"
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NIisceIIan eOus Hardware.

GUNS and Gun barrels, Gun Locks. Curry
Va Combs, vety large stock; Fry Pans,
lea Kettles, Silt hrs, Shpvels and Tongs,
Coffee Mills, Co ton Cards, Candleslicks,
Long handle She Fes. Spades. Springs and
Axies, Safety FuSe, Manila Rope, sc.
II Feb, l2 FALL s, CUNNINGHAM VI.
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no country Ier. E.ants.--TbeyS,oct
OF " ares offered 10 the retailer At this 80,
'iShment IS unusually ex;ens ve and con,
PIe,e' WIZ pc sod on favorable Terms 10 The
''atF- A call IS solicited e. The best,f
P"eAe'' are engaged al tins house. eGs
A. III. HICKS.
Nashville. Sent % IS5II
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India Rubber BeltingS.

A FURTHER supply 9f this useful arti-
N Gle so desirable for Gin Bands, Saw
Mil Belts, SC. Also. Hose of the same ma
ieria; India Rubber Steam Engine Picking
and Carriage Cloths. just received and Tor
sale BY
Feb q. FALL s. CUNNINGHAM
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Tin Plate and Sheet Iron Workers,

Market Sd. near the Public Square,
n NASHVILLE, TENN,
"a, KEEP constantly on hand Tin
I'd Ware OF every description, whole
'e-AE sale and reIail. Also, lin Plale,
Sheet Copper, Block Tin, Sheet Iron, Sad
Irons; Fairbanks Platform and Counter
Scales; Wrought and Iron Cook Stoves, oil
the most improved patterns. Also Wood
and Cook Stoves; consisting OF Franklin Ten
Pate. Seven Plate Box and Cylinder Stove
Also, Parlor, Chamber and Office Graes-to
all of which they would respectfully call the
attention of those wishing 10 purchase.
Nov ll.IlSJl
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PorrRY.-A wis y>washey kind
of food that young people hive on
while troubled with a palpitation Of
the heart. Mixed with moonlight,
it is very apt TO make young ladies
feel as if they would like TO lean
against white vest
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AND. ]. DUNCAN,

duclt0n ana COMMISSION 1HsTcHdM,
NASHVILLE, TENN.
WHOLESALE Dry Goods Boots Shoes,
w Haas, Caps. UMBRELLAS, and for the
sale of Merchandize generally, either at pr
vale or public sale.
VIII have regular monthly sales at Auc-
ton,and solici,s Consgnmenrs of Dry Goods,
Pnlsburg and Cincinnati Mandatory; will
give undivided attention 10 all business en-
trusted TO my care
instructions, strictly complied with, and
business promptly executed.
Sept. 10 -6m AND. J. DUNCAN.
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CARPENTERS TOOLS.

DLANES Dt all kinds, Handsaws and
IL Hatcheis, Augers and ChiselS. Edge
Tools OF all kinds
Feb. IL. FALL s. CUNNINGHAM.
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NASHVILLE ADVERTISEMENTS.
Fresh Drugs, Medicines. &c.

Fresh Drugs, Medicines, DC.
ONO The undersigned have re- -
~ csi,ed BY late a rivals. large 9
W. addition TO their stock of Med ~
n ieines, Paints, Oils. Perfume
ry, Varnishes, Fancy Articles, &c,
making IL much larger and better assorted
than they have ever before offered. Hav,no
been purchased by one OF The firm inlperson.
with much care and attention 10 both urIce
and quality, they are. able to offer Them al
the lowest market rates. and request Of Coun
try Merchants and Physicians particularly
an examination OF their stock. They have
lately received
1000 kegs pure White Lead;
1000 gallons Lnseed Oil;
2l2 doz Careers Scotch Snuff m bo,tjes.
/ 90 DO Sweeiser's Maccoboy do 10 do
{ SO boxes Scotch Snuff 10 rolls
/ $50 GOO G ID Percussion Caps;
00groce best Wood Box Matches;
us dog Cologne Water, assbr,ed;
100 do Bears OIL;
I 81 do Rose Hair Oil;
500 lbs Spanish Float IndIgc;
1000 do superior Nader;
q sacks Pepper and GIngdr;
/ 70 boxes Gunpowder and Imperial Tea;
/ II bbIs Spanish Whiting;
/ 60 doz RushIon. Clarke 81 Co.'s Cod
Liver Oh;
! 1000 lbs Roll Birthstone;
| $50 half boxes Window Glass. assorted
! sizes;
$50 dozsSmokng Tobacco;
$50 doz Mason's Backing;
60 gross Fancy Pipes;
IS bbls Spirits Turpentine;
SIS lbs Extract Logwood. in {mall boxes;
l30 reams Letter aud Cap Paper; very
| low;
so doz Hair Brushes;
/ 100 do Shoe do single a nd in pairs;
800 do Violin Strings; ,.
100 do Fine Combs;
70 boxes Shaving Soap;
100 doz Tooth Brushes, ass brted
600 gallons Winter Sperm 4ll;
ri do Tanners Oil;
20 dozen White Wash Bird shes;
| - DO TayIor's Shaving COMPOUND
70 grnce Steel Pens;
"a doz Bulls Sarsaparilla;
LOGO lbs Venetian Red.
EWIN, BROWN s. co.
Sept 23-ly NashyE lie, Tenn.
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LOCKS.

II MOB Locks and . Ia lches; Padlocks,
IN great variety; Chest ana Cupboard, Til
Locks and Trunk Locks.
Feb. r. FALL & CUNNINGHAM.
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/. cir farulsr
Irish Potatoes.

Mr.. EDIToR.-As it will soon be
state" planting time, it may not be
amiss in me tp give you my mode OF
raising Irish Potatoes. ] have Of
ten heard it Said HAT hog hair was
an excellent thing to plant potatoes
in but was. not gieea enough to try
it until Two years ago. My modus
operandl is as iollbws: Bed out your
land close and dceps the rows three
feet apart; open the beds deep, by
running twic E il d. row; cut the
potatoes into fl ON two to four
pieces, resev ing a sound ere upon
zach piece, & do pot approve Of the
lid Georgia 4 Ian Of eating the po
tatoe and pla hting the rind, place
them in the fl rro| ten inches apart
put a handful Iof bog hair and a dou
bic handful Of CLIFTON seed upor
each potatoe, then fill the furroW
with litter th BIT ha S been collected
from the yarp,;.ca bins and lots du-
ring the sui inner months, anC
penned. The bed is then drawn uT
with hoes, c verlng the p6iatoe'
deep The hair produces q rici
gas that is h4triclpus to the pota'
toe; the cotton seed warns it ans
gives an early groH til; the litte r fur
nishos a furro " loH the young pota
Toe, retains NJ oistu re, and protect.
The potatoc ffonp he rays OF 2 no
sun. The culture should be light
merely keeping the weeds down
1t is essential TO keep a good bed e
the potatoes, d 5 the deeper the litter
is covered thd more moisture is re
tanned,
/ have tried the above plan twC
wears, observing the difference be
tween those That were halred APT
/ those that we're not, by means Of ;
stake. The J feld has been decided
" 10 favor Of the hairy SYSTEM
South6rn CMhlnf0r.
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IN STORE,

IN STORE,
9sJ LBS. superior Indigo:
$500 lbs superior Nader:
900 lbs Extract Logwood
% barrels Copperas:
20 do Birthstone aud Alum
TO do Venetian Red:
10 do Spanish Brown:
Is do Lamp Black, assd:
Is do Spts Turpentne:
1000 lbs Red Lead:
1000 do White Lead, dry:
500 do Liiharge:
80 do Chrome Yellow:
200 do do Green:
800 do Paris Green:
100 DO Prussan Blue.
And for sale very low by
CART WRlGHTI * ARMSTRONG.
We have also received fine assortment OF
Brushes; consisting in part Of Paint,
White Wash, Varni}h, Shoe, Scrubbing,
Counter, Hair. Tooth Nail, Cloth, Horse,
Shaving, Marking. Hat, &c.. &C.. which we
offer to dealers at very small advance or
manufacturers prices. c. ga.
Feb. 5.
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NASHVILLE ADVERTISEMENTS.
Drugs. Medicines. &c.

ONO HAVING recently made extensive
improvements in our store, as we'll as
~ our stock of Drugs, Medicines,
y Paints, Oils, Dye-Stuffs, &c.
(Which were selected by one OF the firm from
first hands, with the greatest care,) we are
now prepared to offer great inducements to
dealers for CASH, or 10 PUNCTUAL time Gus
iomers. Our stock is much larger, and more
select than heretofore, and we fauer our
selves that we can make il 10 the interest oil
lal who buy articles in our line, TO examine
our stock and prices, before purchasing else
where.
All articles warranted to be such as repre-
sen,ed Feathers, Ginseng, Beeswax, Flax
Seed, & c., taken 10 exchange or on account.
CARTWRIGHT~& ARMSTRONG,
Corner Market and Broadway,
Feb 5,lS52. NASHVILLE
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The best @life preserver' in this
world, is a good wife.
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FRorIcAL FRplrs.-We have
heard many lories of the delicious
fruits OF the topics, bat none SO
seemingly incfedibIe as that related
by a traveller lin Me xic8, who tells
Of ufes ring oysters. At San
Bias there is a marshy reigibor-
hood covered by thickets of man
grove and Act cia pushes. On the
former Of thesk oysters are borne in
perfection, VIII Ire the branches over
hang estuarieF and drop into the
water. During the flood, The pys-
tefs adhere to the br anches which
.ylen the water Gibbs are left high
aud dry with theirH living burden
so that one, at tlf right time of the
tide, can go alohg IN a canoe and
gather any quantity Of this kind Of
fruit he please +. ~ Southern Cuiiiva-
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10. W. HORTON. slLs As N. MACY
HORTON MACY,
Market Street, one door from Broaduay
NASHVILLE, TENN.
l"AVING permanently located them
IL selves as above, will always have IN
store, genera aod well selected Stock O.
HardWare and Cutlery; together with the
best Tennessee Rolled and Hammered Iron,
also, full and complete assortment of east
ings Of every description.
Among their goods may be found
AnviIs and Vices, Horse Brushes,
Hand & Sledge Ham Hinges and Screws,
mers. Augers. ChiseIs,
Browns Bellows, Candesticks,
Slocksand Dies, Sleel-alf kinds,
Hoes oil every descrip- Mill and y Cut Saws
ton, Circular do
Chains all kinds, Hand and ,Whip do
Files do Planes-all kinds,
Long handled ShOvelsi braces and Bus,
Ames' Railroad do lTrowels,
Iron and Cast Steel Shovels and Tongs.
Spades, Grass Rope,
Hay Manure Forks, Brass Kettles.
Axes and Hatchets, Sheet Brass,
Patent Balances, Grind Stone Rollers,
Cotton Cards, Locks and Bolts,
Curry Combs, Safety Fuse.
A few superior double barreled Bird Guns;
| do do do do Deer Guns. in
! cases. complete;
Ivory handled Table Knives, with and with
! out Forks;
Ivory handled Table Knives, ful sets. 81
pieces;
Ivory and Buck handled Carvng Knives nd
Forks;
Superior Razors and Razor Straps;
Rogers and Wostenholm's superior Poke
h Cutlery.
Powder Flasks, Shot Pouches, Percussion
Caps. and Quo materials generally. Togeth.
er with large variety of other articles usu
ally kept IN such houses; all of which we offeI
a; wholesale and retail, for Cash.
Jan. 90. 1852. II. & M.
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SALT
sVRaU FIa.as,s

DSni n. u6A having sold a II his
= 81 W Tue 0HE4P CLOTHING SroRE
~ ~. -. Una the business will
e,edl'eI Sf Gonduc'eo oy SCOTT, GRAY s. Co
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RiackSmiths' Tools.

A h al s1s Bs%"s ss a9s :a yss
Stacks and Dies, Hammers, longs. Flies
and Rasps, Horseshoe Nails. sc.
Feb. u. FALL g. CUNNINGHAM.
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-FouNDER- lake the yolk Of Ten
eggs: dissolve aS much fine salt with
t lem as they viii receive; rub the
limbs with it I'd the body; battle the
boots with hot lard and pour it in
the frog of theIhpofs; take 6nc-half
pound of peach tree bark-boil il
i'm three gallons of water TO one
gallon, add ofe ounce Of alum.
drench with on E pint each day.
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PAINTS.

= II "a q ~
Es| zoo KEGS Fahnestock's pure Lead
go Is b5is Linseed OH;
LDose'heT with a large supply OF Chrome
Green, Chrome 1fllow. SPANISH Brown. We
hellan ked. L.ihaFge, PANT Brushes, Var
ntshes, Sand Taper, Glue. Sc. for sale low
by Nj ZIMMERMAN
April |, IS5l-lv
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CHoLIc.-Th axe one-balf ounce
|of cayenne pepper, onehalf ounce
of camphor, ote pint Of whiskey:
pour over all Sne quart of boiling
water; drench with it; warm blank
lei the horse anS give him exercise
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BLIND STAG@ERs.-BIister O

BLIND SrAGfERs. Blister over
the region of fhe brain with the
horn and medicine, as in big head;
burn rags wet with turpentine IN.
der the nose unit | you produce free
discharge; bleef freely from the
neck; give one pint linseed oil a
purge.
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Cross-Cut and Mill Saws.

doth English and American. of all
D lengths-also Circular and Whip Saws
Feb. r. FALL s. CUNNINGHAM. F
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Perfumery, Fancy articles. etc.
HORTON. slIl rs n. MACY
HORTON MACY,

10. W. HORTON.
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NASHVILLE, TENN.
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PRINTERS AND BINDERS,

NTAREHOUSE Nos. 9and 81 Gold st.-Man.
w uiactory, corner OF Broomc and SheriHsts.
New York.
The subscribers offer for sale, ,ofthcirown man
ufacture, thcirimproycd patent Single and Double
Cylinder Printing Presses, for newspapc and book
work Card Printing Machines, Proof Presses,
Hydraulic Presses, with torought iron Cylinders
Gcercd and other Standing Presses; also, Litho-
graphic and Coppcrplntc Presses, Binders mate;
rials, &c. &c; Chascs, Cases, GallCys, Furniture,
Stands, Imposing stones, &c Sc, constantly on
hand, and every article necessary for complete
Printing Office, including Type and Ink ,furnifhcd
ON the most favorable tcrms. Printers, publishers
and others, wishing TO establish a Newspaper,
Book or job Office, will be furnished with csti-
mate for thosame, in detail, fdesred. Machinery
made to orderor drawings Iron aud Brass Cast
ings 10 order. They also manufacture superior
cast-steel mill, pit, cut circular and other
Saws, supply Of which they keep constantly on
hand. X. HOE & co.
N. u. Proprietors ofnewspapers who wllinsorr
the Advertisement three times nd send US n mum
Der of their paper containing it will bc entitled "a
payment on purchasing of tie four timcs the
mount of their bill. Jan. .
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COAST SURVEY CHARTS.

TIME FOLLOWING CHARTS have bcFU pub
1 lshed ufief az. Of Congress, at the Court SUy-
rev Office, and arc tof sdse ny agentsln the proc
pal ports Of the United States
New York Bay and Harbor, and its Environs, IN
six sheets, complete; scale abont two inches ana
one. tenth TO a mile Price % cents per sheet
Delaware Bay and River, in three sheess PTlce
40 cents per sheet.
Pew York Bay and Harbor, and its Environs.
one stee.. Price IS cents.
The Wesesrn Coast Of the United States honc
Monterey to thS mouth of the Columbia River three
sheets, at 90 cents pr sheet.
Cat and Ship Island ixs~,ors Price 20 cents per
sheet.
The charts of the following small Harbora and
Harbors of Refuge, arc sold at ~ cents per copy,
viz:
Harbor of New Bedford, Fishers lsisad sound,
Harbor of Anna polls and the Severn River, HaTbor
Of Few Haven, Little Egg IIarbor, IIarbors OF
Holiness HoH and Tarpaulin Cove, Harbor - Dys-
ter Bay SyoPer, flarbor OF New London, la! ooIs
Of Black Rock and bridgeport, Harbcr Of Edgs1-
Nantucket Harbor, Harbofu Of Captains Islands,
East and West, Huntington Bay, Mouth ~ Ghssier
| River, Hyannis Harbor, PasquotuDk River.
The following sketches may be txd gratus'ous'
on application to agents and at the Coast sur
| yey ofhCe, viz Survey of the New south Shoal,
Nantucket, with the new shoals lately discovered ;
Hatteras Cove, Hatteras Inlet, Bulls Bay Scacoass
Of Delaware and faryIand, &c; Cape CarnaversE
Shoals, st. Andrews Shoals, Beaufort Harbor, Sc
The above Charts contain sailing directions.
views of the land, and of lighthouses and ranges.
| By direction of the Treasury Department, the
disbursing officer of the Coast Survey is authorized
to sell charts ut the tooesale price to pcrsons aP-
plying for number Of not tess than fen Of sef fhe
| payment to be made to hia, in cash"
| According to the above authority the under
signed is ready to sell the charts as Indicated at
discount of twenty per cent fnofn the prices above
stated, on application to him, in person, or ~ let
te', tunder cover to the Secretary of the Urea
suryD at .he Coast Survey office.
| SAMUEL HJN,
| Mar2l-tf Discussing Agent, Coast Survey.