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land Ohio the ith Friday Csth day. Of May at eleven
O'Clock, A. M.
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pondsnts that he has resumed the practices Of Law
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pouring of commonplace in the Latter Day
Pamphlets
The articles in this number on the Litera-
ture of the New Testament, Arctic Searching
Expeditions, Wesley and Methodism, and Pro-
gress Of Popular Education in Great Britain,
will repay a careful reading
THE AMERICAN WING REVIEW. May, 1851 New
York Champion BisselL
The Whig has a perfect rage for biography.
II favors the public this month with the lie OF
Mr Sbarkey, of Mississippi Whose turn next
The literature of this number is good-its
politics, bunker.
HARPER's New MONTHLY May, 1852. New York.
The publishers are investing their work with
all sorts of attractions. This number closes
the second year of its existence, and it now has
perhaps a larger circulation than any perlOdi-
cal of the kind in the world.
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SENATOR RHETT, of South Carolina, las we
learn from the Charleston Mercury has re-
signed his seat in the Senate of the United
Statcs.-Ndtionai Inteliigencer, 4h
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CLEVELAND WATER CURE RsTA BLIsH-
MENT.

THE above establishment Ia now commencing Its hftb
The Increased odati6ns and facilities
which have been added from to ske II tecond
In the Udion enables the 10 with
connie to all who Wish 20 avail themselves Of the great
facilities which the Water Cure System when rightly sp
Piled offers all those who sre seeking rssturati 10
health thai they here pursue IL under the favnra
bic auspices for the removal Of dsas The very fster
ing patronage bs.twed hitherto by generous public will
but snuas tn proprietor TO increased exOns
In bsha OF sill those SUITE ers who may place themselves
under his charge. Terms-S7 IN 80 per week
Mays. r. 4. stELYE, NJ - Proprietor
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TUESDAY IN CONGRESS-

GO Both Houses adjourned Tuesday, with
out transacting business, on account of the de-
cease Of Mr.. Andrews, a member from Maine
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National Era, the linton Mutual LIE Insurance Corpa
Will attend to the collection OF claims generally also sell
Ing leasing, and renting real estate.
uy-Once -0alleways Buildings up staIrs-cornsrroop
Sept. t9-iy
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PRIVATE SCHOOL FOR BOYS.

THE subscriber proposes 10 open private school for
boys At Newport Rhode island, Monday, the 80 day
Of May next
In his regular course he will give instruction In the
usual English studies reading, writing Mathematics
natural intellectual philosophy and In the Lasin, Greek
French. and German languages
lie will prepare lads enter any Of the colleges In the
United Stats-
II desired instruction will also be given for additional
ohAre In other European languages and also In music and
drawing.
The charge for day scholars will be 500 year for
pupils that bard with the sab crbsr, 800 year Pay
ment quarterly In advance.
DR. ]. GEORGE GUNTHER.
Refer 20 Prof & Beck, Cambridge. Mass Hon George
=. hiiArd, DIR ). q Howe, Prof n. u. Rogers Boston
Newport April I, 1852 Mays.
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DIED, on the morning of the 26th ultmo. in
this city, after short but painful illness, Pro-
fessor WALTER r. JOHNSON, aged 81 years
Mr.. Johnson was a man of science, a useful
citizen, and most estimabie man. The National
Institute, of which he was the Corresponding
Secretary, adopted the following resolutions in
honor Of their deceased associate
"Resolred, That we have heard with deep
regret of the decease Of Professor Walter K.
Johnson, late member, and for some years the
Corresponding Secretary of this Institute
Resolved That we entertain q grateful
sense of the services of Professor Johnson as a
member and officer of this Institution, and a
high appreciation of his private virtues, as well
as OF his scientific character and labOrs.
RESOLVED, That we respectfully tender to the
family of the deceased the expression of our
sincere sympathy in their bereavement
"ReSolred, That, as token of our respect
for the deceased we will attend his funeral and
wear the usual badge of mourning.
"Ordered, That these resolutions, signed by
the President and Secretary be published in
the Washington papers and copy of them
transmitted to the family of the deceased
PETER FORCE President.
CHARLES +. STANsBURY'
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LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.

The steamer Crescent City arrived at New
York yesterday with large number Of pas
sengers from California, and between two and
three million dollars in gold Her passengers
came over the lsthmns railroad, which is now
completed TO within twelve miles of Gorgona
The Crescent City brings the California mails
Of the 5th utimo. The general news is OF no
particular interest except 80 far it relates to
the success Of the miners The floods having
entirely subsidized. the yield Of gold is reported
to be larger than ever The accounts from all
the districts are uniformly encouraging.
A war Of determination is reported to have
been declared by the whites Of Klamath against
the Indians. party Of settlers and miners
recently surrounded two lodges ut Indian Fer
ry and shot the men and several squaws. They
also destroyed the rancho.
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We learn from the Philadelphia Inquirer
that tho Hon. John Sergeant, who has been dan
gcrously i'll for some time, was considerably
better ON Saturday last. His reported death,
therefore AS announced in the New York pa
peru Of Saturday, and consequently in the Ma
tiondi Iniciiigeneer Of Monday, was incorrect
Mr. :. has been confined 10 his room for about
six weeks and, although still severely indispo-
sed, hop" 10 icdnlgsed tho. he vii! yet reccyer.
National IatsLigsnesr.
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TIE FIRST BOOK OF RTYMOLNGY
BY JOSEPH THOMAS. MD.

Designed to promote Precision In the Use and facilitate the
Acquisition Of knCsledge Of the English Language For
Beginners (Ou the basis Of The FIRST Book Of Ety
mology - by Jxmes ~ nd A 81
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OFFICE,

900 Broadway New York.
INFORM NATION where, when, and how, to secure gem
inc through tck the different ties of fare la all the
regular conveysnses the tunes OF stling baggage allow
ed, &c 40 comm nicstsd by LITTER for fee Oftl.
Passage In clipper ships can be sscursd-n cabin
for $50 to s2O Ia steersge at 500 10 S2, Al 'ress
April % ARNOLD BUFFUM Il co.
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THE AMERICAN WING REVIEW. May 1852 New
York Champion Bissel
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THOMASs FIRST BOOK OF RTYNoLOoY

JUST PUBLISHED.
F. c. & j. BlDD LIE,
No South Fifth street. philadelphia,
Have Just Published
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The House proceeded to dispose of the bust
ness on the Speakers table.
The agricultural part of the Patent Office
report was laid upon the table, and the motion
to print 100000 extra copies was referred to
the Committee on Printing.
Various Senate bills were referred to the APP
propriate committees, and several Of them were
passed.
The House adjourned
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The House took up the Senate blIl Tor The
roliof of Chas g. Hunter, and passed it, BY
it the Secretary Of the Treasury Is authorized
to give him credit for nearly 81 000 being the
amount Of losses sustained by him while act
ing as commander and purser OF the steamer
Scourgc and schooner fancy, at Alvarado.
The House, also under suspension Of the
rules, passed bill for the relief Of Jane Irwin,
on account of the services and losses Of her
father in the war Of the revolution, and allow
ing her ihir;y-f,s yos.s' sa!!: asy =s captain
in the army
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THE SAMUEL DAVIS INSTITUTE.
JInGSE


rs under the and control OF W. PRESBirERY and has
for its object the thorough intellectual and religious training
OF youth for the duties OF life.
the of its existence, acquired
which accuracy and hooughncss lilo instruction and
hrmness and fidelity IN its government
The course study extensive embracing than half the
regular College and preparing young men graduate
best Thoroughness the object
al particular bestowed the iudisen
s parts English and Classical educaion constituting
they do the all sound scholarship and improvement
The School and paterna No
promp, implicit obedience Scupulous exercised pre-
vent hsbilsIof pcgacy aud extravaganza and accordingly
The Professors
maintain vislan oversight Of the students all times both
out of SCHOOL, and ID student shall anything credit
cep upon express permission from his guardian nstruc
dent unless the foolish pride inconserae kindness
his father besowng much pocket moneyagainst this policy
the Trustees hereby their solemn protest
REGULATIONS the and tho Caechm included
the suy The exercises Of each day opened
closed by reading the scriptures and prayer.
Circulars showing the standing o students both study
behavior and dia twice session
The religious character good
heahness Of the place. beyond all question: good Of
Virginia.
The Faculty Rev. j. Henry Smith, NJ. Principal and Pro-
Creek who also has charge Of the religious instruction
the student Mr. R. H. Graves A. NJ Professor Of Mathematics
and instructor in the English Department. and Mr. George White
b. Professor of Latin and Assistant in the English Department
TERMS.
the English alone So month"; tuition IN the CLASSICAL
including English Departments month"; charge for fuel and
so per session. Board SIS and $40 month";
inc udins fuel, lights, washing. sc.
No extra thing The year divided into
sions will open LIST September The subscriber
will ia Ike boarders into his family session
july 22-c6w JNO. A. SCOTT Secy. Board.
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-! ,7TU,TTOY WANTED.

sTI aTION as Teacher wanted by youEs iadE WIZ
odua,c AZ on. oil Summaries al the '"rsn apou.
49,. r,rt Will give references Win rear
Qualifications 10 teach English studies in uong ns
bratchc also Music French German and Italian a , sns
csI uirion Of orc accomplished 10 br
his .rntrv she can satisfactory references III
and qualifications teacher in that most pressing ae
corp'ishment. =, p;cbmond ENQUIRER Rich.
% V W. smith Principal Burlington Female seminary
nu';on Y, II Allen Washington. D. T.; n '.sgo!y
Allentown RAJ nUN - - June 9-cw3m
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TAMEERT'S OFFICE.
I'M FOURTEENTH STREET underline Exchange Hotel Rich

a SINEET, unlerths exchange uoclhicE'
" mondVirginia.
Drawn Nos Delaware Extra. ~, July 90
II 50 50 | 81 sc q 10 g.
Tickle, Q 81 so, mze OF 500.
327 80 Ito. LAMBERT
Drawn Nus. Delaware, Clasn 81, July &c:
AZ ~ 10 IS &c IS GG i3 IL Il 10 al.
Drawn Nos. al Delaware. No. 42, July II
IS 67 Is SO % 81 ) - IL ~ iG ~ Is.
Drawn Nos. 81 Delaware. Extra No ~, July 22.
70 CT 10 ~ Is II 70 Il IL e. q IS 50
Tar the Week.
FElDAY-The Delaware Lottery Class No 44-Captas
$4,000. 400 l3u0 $50, ~ of O0u, IS Nos, ii drawn
Tickets si-sharrs IN rororiicn.
SPLENDID LOTTERY FOR SATURDAY, July 24TII:
The Delaware State Lottery Class DCaptsls sG5u0 30 o0
1901 UGnU $685. 25N, 250 GH, being the
three number prizes Is Nos 10 drawn Tickets sOsares
proportion
Change OF hou Sales close the
o'clock p NJ. recei"cd the evening
telegraph
E- drawings ofsmaer on Tuesdays Thurs
days aud Saturdays Sales close al IL o'clock Price Tickets
on and two iullars
n5-Orerslor Packages Certificates Packages gle Tckei
Sharen the above, oGeg5y Maury Lotteries u
whichec acrawns prices 81 s2fn
tickets vii, the and the DRAWN
adycnturers when Address
THOMAS LAMBERT.
No.3, Exchange Place, R,clmoud,va
Rscollocf No. 3"Thcre luck nudd number says ory
q Moor
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IlTEST NEWS BY THE TELEGRAPH.
CONGRESS OF THE UNITED STATES

CONGRESS OF THE UNITED STATES.
WAsHISoroS, July o.
The Senate took up the bill appropriang public lands
az canal around the Falls of 81. Mary
The House adopted the bill granting the right of way
.,,oueh the public lands TO Rail Road Companies.
. resolution was adopted calling for information In refer
.ncs 10 the Fishery difficulty.
The -epor, of the Committee Printing postponed
IN nsy, week and the Senate bill granting relief to Thos
p;,ch. was ordered TO be engrossed
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TO SINGERS AND PUBLIC SPEAKERS this remedy inval
liable its action on the throat and uog wnn taken N small
Increases the power and Hcxrbi,y OF the voice.
ASTHMA generally much relieved and often wholly cured by
entirely medicine. Cherry Pectora will cure them il they
can be cured ;. :, !,
lungs may be by taking Cherry Pecloa a and frequent
doses The uncomfortable oppression is relieved
Rev Doct LANSING OF Brooklyn. New York, states:
have Cherry Peco cure such OF Asthma and
Bronchitis as leads 10 believe can rarely fan to cure those dis
FOR CRoUPGivs emetic of anthony, be followed BY
large doses Of the Cherry pecora until subdues the
disease. II taken in season, il will not di 10 cure
WuoOPiNG COUGH may broken and cured by the
OF Cherry Pectoral
THE INFLUENZ, speedily removed by this remedy hume
ed rom any serious while their neghbors without
Cherry PICTORIAL, were suffering from The disease, 40
Doc j. c. write you OF the truly remarkable
effects Of Cherry Pscoal in This place and !" my own family
Ore my daughters completely cured three days Of dread
full Whcons Cough by taking Dr. Means Of our best
physicians freely states that ne me oe remedy we
with il than any other medicine he ever administered
Influenza here he has from medicine he
could scarcely have bel'svei %HheG, seeing NJ.
From the distinguished Chemistry Maeria
Bow,!oin College.
have the Cherry PICTORIAL iosredsss show pow
e''o' 'e'e > PARKER CLEVELAND, NJ. D
DR.. VALENTINE MOTT,
The widely Of Surgery in the Medical College
New YORK City, says-
at gives me pleasure cc the value and efficacy OF Ayers
Cherry Pecoa which consider peculiarly adapted 10 cure disea
severe diseases uron the Lungs have been effected bv
Cherry pecto in such extreme cases us me belief n1
Coughs Colds and Consumption which carry from our ms thou
sands every year inded medicine 10 which NE can
ook with confidence orIec and they should not a 70
solaby j. c. AYEH Practical Anay!iea
Richmond by p!RCELL, LADD $ Co, and pEYIoN JOHN
SION and by the Druggists State
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Ei WELLINGTON GODDIA, AuCT.
TRUSTEES SALE or VALUABLE REAL Es-


gN pursuance o; deed of dated h April! ISL, and record
cd the Clerks flee o tie u>ti Ricl mend
Book No i2,laEe 2i We as trustees VIII sale public
the ectlvc In tie order named sw,
commencing ats O'Clock r NJ. WEDNESDAY. tie 18th
the Day tie following va.uatle real
estate The O! Richmond,
undivided moIey the house and !ui AT The corner OF Clay
anu 10th occupied residence by MIR H. Brooke
Gwaflmcy.
Aud ivs eourh OF he lot Known IN the
the by the Clay cGacy
adjoining the residence OF Cen. j. b. laTSe
Undivided fourth brick lumber house and me !o on
which stands situated aEd the northwest Side OF shosoe
Warehouse the occupancy OF NESTS w G"aihne! Co.,
compiling
TERMS OF SaIEOne,Ihird the purchase money VIII be re.
cash. the balance Win n'> az.
ed sale ard nons 10 be teGed by ne.
with approved enGorsers the retention OF he ME
ill payment full al the option OF The trustees lie ;ie he
believed b. good ou; selling IS rvs
shall only convey The tie vested US by sa DECD
Jas 3. a ,lH srpbos, }rrr'se'.
Sale conducted by WELLiSoToS GoDpiS AGct
ADDITIONAL SALE.
and place, Will be sold public another
undivided brick lumber house and the other
lots mentioned the cresong advertisement being
my interest One half ii the lumber h ind tho
whole The other properly thus tie purchased 81
Terms above Is I. uNalHMEi.
In Iy Aids
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- ~ : - TaREsHING MACHINES,

Tzyr sbscbrr call the attention OF Farmers 10 n
II,rse Power (o driving Wheat hreshers which ne mas @
and adapted TO his approved and popular Drum Of
fd in vsinia combining great apy of cxecuon ~ that
70 drive au. OF repair an hand
v go much complained by breakascs lie also ssep which
or makes order variety Of other His Horse
would call the OF the community W ~ ly
Saw Mill easily BY six horses which has no
and very valuable where water
come out 10 NY establishment, the 0 Eseory OF Messrs
elocaed onoof these machines al Inc where be shown
the public These have apPS 6sss Orders
selling and receiving ma al Old Post Office
addressed 10 them az Richmond or 10 uis - -
Hanover. will with prompt a"en'0H' JOHN HAW.
0-ewtA
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asiGTi1s S.aHg.

81 PULL1IAM & DAVIS. AUcTs..
sTIFTEEE NEGROES.-We VIII sell nj our Office or Fri.
July - PuLIIAM e. DAVIS Auc,.
81 II. II. DICIEINSO!S d. BROTHER, AUCTs.
= EGR oEs.-Th- Da, - i, O'Clock. be Sold negro
July % r IT. DICKINSON & BRO, Aucts
b. y. L. g. c. H. HILL, AUCIs.
81 o1s.Wi! be T.: ans Al o. o'clock
%o Ne-io DER one Negro Girl Negro Woman. and one
July % y II < C. b HILL aucs
EE k@.T, rAIE !. * ENT, AUCTs.
SALE CT y STOCK OF III, \ GOODS,
az FRIDAY, III. y! ;,: AZ AnClls'H 49,.
a. ''o.' " commencing "a 2 o'clock. WI u sell
" ~ t sor o jas IeG.iy Broad
OF
Staple Dry Gn,Gs 20 The sale viii be without reserve
she above.
the manufacturer! Also, an invoice Shoes
- TERMS I. sale.
July =. KENT. PAISE & KENT Auc;s
ESxTENSIvE SALE Or DRY GOODS & HARD
81 WARE AT AUCTION Ne shall. I'll ESDAN. III. 9Th
The store Msssrs THOMAS ~ CHARLES ELLIS
HARDWARE
Remaining hand and WEDNESDAY, the 18Th proceed 10 sell
The . and valuable stock OF
STAPLE DRY GOODS
In coed order nearly al of winch suited the Fall trade TIE
wuc be closed without And ~ THURSDAY. The 2h
u the NeSsis WORD, FERGUSON Il BAEkSDALE, No
!2j NAN STREET their entire stuck OF
RICH, FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS.
Also 10 be clns.d without These sales will
1rr opportunity trade. purchase desirable
1ooGs al ductiua prices. Terms liberia.
July2 KENT, PAINE & KENT. Aucts
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AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL,
FOR THE CURE OF COUGHS. COLDS. HOARSENESS. DRON
CnlTIS, GROUP. ASTHMA: WHooPlNG COUGH,

YvO CURE A COLD, WITH A
i HEADACHE AND SORENESS OF
THE BODY, take the Cherry PecIoral on go.
ing 10 bed, and wrap up warm, TO sweat during
FOR A COLD AND COUGH, take it morn.
ing noon and evening, according 10 directions
on the bottle. and the difficulty will soon be
removed. None will long suffer from ihis irou.
blr when thew lind it can he so readily cured.
pnr.nnr afflicted with a sealed C. O IL C. IL
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VALUABLE TAVERN PKOPEHTY,


privately, until TUESDAY, the Tih OF Sep
,cmbcr and crOusIy Sold will then sell public
the Eagle itel Is the I've
yern stands Virginia. nothing but Iccunry cmaras .n
induces l. value daily am
prefer only hall OF 1t; and II suitable person vi"
viii lease him the other for term OF years and
wishing of or 5000 VI" sell ohe haf
of tic property guarantee income oil cent
num Any addressed 10 post paid VII! be
promptly ed 10. - .
I,iyi w.
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TKUsT SALE Of REAL ESTATE IN

TIE COUNTY OF KING WILIlAM-AT PUBLIC ACTION
SsY deed OF Trust. executed Ey William Elicit TEAR
cs date the 81 day of SeptruIcr ISIS au! he
Clerks office Of The county Court OF King William county VIII
offered purIc NEDNrs DAY the i OF
the premises the hour Of II NJ d" that Gay
piece pdcc! Of land. situated the Tai county OF
"Johnst0n 81 III the OF 'aii
Elicit Said land situated On the road leading nom Mag William
Court House 10 Frazers about miles from the Court
House ana from said ferry. The srpose
three hundred eight (s5) aud bounded BY The
land OF G rcgury. IJscumbe and Others
BY deed Will be sold a: time and place
aoher lan supposed about thirty
land being woods and separated cm the main tract
hv the iarlis Of - Lpsc1nhc.
The said land Of good dwelling house
necessary houses and Improvements tie
ccnteci family There is aisc quantity OF
mari end excellent upon the tract
The land under cultivation and believed
be- with all the improvements good order. The
desirable, and the sale viii he without
md vii be hela uf aale
IlIsn
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DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

FOR PRESIDENT,
rankin PIERCE, OF NEW HAMPSHIRE
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
WILLIAM II. KING, OF ALABAMA.
ELECT ORS.
MORDECAI COOKE, Of Norfolk City.
TIMOTHY RlvES OF Prince George.
A HUGHES DILLARD, Of Henry.
WILLIAM c. FLOURNOY, of Prince Edward
JOHN GoOpE. Jr OF Bedford
ROBERT G. SCOTT, of Richmond CITY
HENRY E,HvlSE of Accomac.
ROBERT L. MONTAGUE, of Mddlescx
JAMES BARBOUR, of culpepcr
JOHN RANDOLPH TUCKER, OF Frederick
GEORGE E. DENEALE, of Rockingham
JAMES MCDOWELL. OF Bo;etourt
JoIlT H. FLOYD, OF Washington.
MORTIMER r. JOHNSON, OF Taylor.
7rDEKiAH KIDWELI of Marion.