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~. Great Iuvslsion or ths AgeI- steam sappIsntsd
i"' Gas Tsium pLsniI

- ,..., Iuys asion % ths Age I-stsani suppIantsdi
- Gas triumphant
rBR a hs nneleenln eenu w be recorded the
III stsa passed, and with win pass the engine
s,,L ths lhlngs that were.
~ s an agent destined NOT only 10 hsM bat KsLoarss
s % World Ths age commenced, and IL Is inlro
dIea .o John salomon, ssr ,weny years Of close OBJ
upon experiments Of his and Of o,hor IA attempts
OF Condensation gas avail
% mechanic motor has paee,ed the same and, having just
sessea 10 dispose rights use United
a and 70 individuals OF 10 companies The rights Of
S Ts saving money and labor and Of
saass M sosdy adoption places power now
used thousands 5 Of o.e, gaee where es great expense
rus new may be applied 70 all purposes as popens
eS,and hos power ocean with the
s"Tas e s1s oas ssa @ M and ~,
aams pouer Of 800 Of The steam engine.
Ave- sss I nos .sss power now wons cne"na as aoesd
following 's Cincinnati a Nsngsse Of 's 1 s W i instant
has or his motor Of carbonic acid gas its app
we're not long NonpaIe The gentleman
has another patent for . steering and ptopelne
Sss gss:ss ssysaals q which vss hs p9 o.; sas e.
can about aeea ofw in less time than is required
s rights for his Improved Spring saddle for military aud
common designed for the greatest possible comfort Of boil
Any information in regard TO the above Invaluable ant
Obtaining rights be promptly obtained By adssssi1s
Attorney agen, for the paiene m street, opposite Odd Fe
lows Hall, Washington, ID. q.
Intelgencer Republic, Ea, Southern Pre Telegraph
Wsshingoni American, Patriot and Sun baltimore Ledger
and Phiadelpha Tribune Herald Jour
70 7%s % Assslssi Ssasya si%aas Journal nsssn
nal and Gazette Providence Atlas Post and Transcript Boston
Messenger, Enquirer Portland Journal and Argus
Albany Courier and Express Baaslo Herald Cleveland; Tribune
zetia Enqure NonpaIc Aa Commercial and Cs
Cincinnai Courier Journal and Denecra Louisville; Intei
sencsI Republcan 81 Louis Delta and Advertiser
New onesns Courier Chsrles,on Wing Richmond Alta Cali
fonia three months every other day
form and forward bills, with copy Of the paper, TO
j.. +. SALOMON, Paentee,
Dec.a5--eod3mif Washington, ID. C..
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Aeht n &AEun
TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS.

The person will entered upon lls
payment ofrhe subscription be made A advance.
Distant subscribers forward Aoasy by sey shs postage
which will be paid BY all as4an.sd By
safe transmission.
The COUNTRY PAPER 10 Published weekly as.us shs .ss
sons oS Congress, and senli weekly during the recess.
Subscriptions foT period less than received on
terms poporioned 10 tho sbovs annual rates.
00-fosTmAsTERs authorized sxsAu ssa b.
sending DAILY sabscrber, enclosed or ylys
SEMI WEEkL subscribers with Sa5 ;oruvs WEEKLY
subscribers win so enclosed viii be enue copy of s
same cdion As they furnish xrsils.
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.pIREcT TRADE .

~ g. BAYLOR Co., commission merchants Amsterdam,
W land will coton lumber
cotton yarn timber, tobacco, 6e.,
U-We tender plane manufacturers, and
timber Interests the Boulh, be
ties which be desired or Of friends
Of e commercial manufacturing and shipping interests Of the
southern States.
Jan 6-law6md&w
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HINGToN WEDNESDAY MORNING. JANUARY IA. 1852
Young Ladies' Institute.

Q.ate Mrs. D. II. Bun's0 corner Of sh and streets
THE OF this institution On Mon
day OF Apni, viii his constant and personal
superson department The usual branches uooush
French education Will be taught
Institute viii be based upon e
ionnulaIies o Protestant Episcopal Church.
agu patronage Of the public and for correspond
ing measure Of success.
. For boarding pupils s75 per quarter
For &c s. 10 SIG !.
Payable always la advance
Music drawing, Latin, lnian, spansh and German extra ~
Reference permitted NJ Butler, d. d., Rev j. W.
French Mr. Fzhugh Coye Washington city, Rev. James May
d. Alexandria Potter, d. u, and The CLERGY
generally Philadelphia H. Rev Alfred Lee, d. d. oil Dela
-,
Mar 2l-t25lhAp
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ye.na,s rauea,,on ., w..ninston.

riE subscriber thankful patronage with which he has been
favored from nesn stale and iom families hold
Ing the highest positions respectfully announces thar
he has entered On the fh Of his service ~ % eV hs
elshfseatA his a instructor OF youih
His Private Family School the educnton ofyoung
ladies in all the ornamental branches required 40 an
education limited twenty four pupils of
fefs advantages domestic eomon aud hoiosgh Ahaeuon
be miscellaneous larger schools
The language OF Intercourse family the school FeeA,
Instruction. Of French lady sdaeatsd for he profession
Paris.
u w. CuSHMAN, A. NJ,
Indiana avenue, near City Hall.
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IN PURSUANCE n Order or the Orphans Court
city hereby given thar, the last viii and
Of Edward Matthew'S Baltimore c, aud which was
adnled probate 2 OF December 1883, there Is
following item designated The third item Of said last VIII and
testament stHt liat t.#fFIH s.lt4 a#
bequeath half Of at widows
divided equal paree parts 10 three Of my
heirs, three
three Grandfather Mahewss grand chen o. their heirs
the parish OF ancawan and
South Wales shall be Judges or this beques
any above children, their hes be wealthy and
that the poorest OF my relations on
side shall have IT,"
notice is further given warning all
interested the provision SAID item TO a
1882
hb proofs provision, stand
and abide said orphans take in the
'T' .a JOSEPH n FlCKIIN,
de- boais non will annexed, Of
Dec 27-lam6m Edward Matfhews
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Oh A0a Pounds Choice Goshen Butter just received
OO,UUU Butter Store No 67 Han

over street, Baltimore.
great OF above collected with
expressly for hotels aud families during the winter
well prejudice justly against packed
imposed
which Being old
York, possess superior
in procuring the choicest dares from Orange county
and who sending fresh supplies regularly twice week.
confident furnish refined
tase will delightful flavor spring Hun
already realized No
pains viii spared all goods delivered the
city free charge.
Ao 1900 pounds choice pine apple cheese All viii be
sold as low as Ia New York by the few pack kages.
All goods bought and sold for cash
BALrINoRE, Dec. II, 1851.
Dec l2-law3w
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JUVENILE hooks FOR YOUTH OF ALI. AGEs--A
subscriber of them
entirely Among viii be found most Of the standard
FdQsworh IIofand Mrs Hughes,
writer's editions for the most part others unusually
low prices. #.t
Aiso w EnQ,sh as French YOUTH imported
hy the subscriber From London and Paris.
Drawing books portfolios albums, &c. sc IN great variety
Dec ~ FRANCK TAYLOR,
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Trrmont Homo. Ho.ton, Mas.achnsstt..

TOR beau commoaous, eotiage built nee
7h brtween and Boundary streets, containing e,ss'
IL now sale Il has apartments Win ufeeiola
passage smoke WOOD and carriage houses, WIN
bng for three horses, and pump OF excellent wafer In e
yard .--,, -. ..,,. on...
In rapidly improving evborood and enjoys the double adva
OF and country residence. ,...,.
description ofih surrounding besuuini
deemed unnecessary re
on. wishing 10 please examine o themselves
Title from the United States Inquire OF H. JoHSsos, on The
premises
| OctI5-eolw
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Military Asylum.

NOTICE hereby such be entitled to The
benefits of the Of Congress- approved March 1851 70 found
q Military Asylum, &C., viz ESe
All soldiers and discharged soldiers OF the OF the United
satss regulars vounteers and Of the regiment battalion Of
by aud in the line OF
duty their disability, incapable of further mill
service all soldiers discharged soldiers Of the Of the
United honestly and faithfully the
soldier discharged soldier who
may funds Of the Military Asylum since the
passage sameMach g. le5iaccording
The provisions Of that who have heen disabled BY disease
of him incapable
pcHsioner OF wounds
mtary though contributor the
benefits Of shall transfer his pension 10 the
Military AsyIum building has been provided in this city FOR
nsr accommodation.
No desefte muneer habitua drunsAd win be admiued
without such evidence
sueisn auihoIe his admissions do The
Military Asylum apply United
soldier felony
OF civil since
OF the United
Applications received into this institution will be addressed
BIsvet Captain Schuyler Hamilton, u Secretary
Board Of Commissioners, Washington ID. c.
Dec 25-aaw2w
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CONTENTS Of the American Almanac for ls52.--Er-
ecuiive Government Of Public ohcers Posmasters
COLLECTORS Land Registers and Reeevers Indian
Agents Army and Navy Pension Agents Army List Arsenas
Militia Navy Vessels, Marine Corps;
e udcay Ministers and United States abroad
Foreign Ministers United States Abstracts OF
Laws OF Congress; Post Once Depart
Revenue Mail Service Receipts and ccnpe
saon Foreign Commerce and Navigation
the United Imports Exports, Tonnage, and Commercial
Imports Exports, and Debts for sirty Years
1850 perod Debt of
United States Public Lands Mirt and odce Coinage for
Religious Denominations; State Ecc
Debts Finances &c Congress- Railroads Cow
and Amcrca and much other valuable mat
ter, too varied the limits OF advertisement.
Complete volume Of $50 closely printed pages Price 81
mail ifng postage, post oihee In The
United stntes. Just received by -
Dec7 fHANCh TAYLOR
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uOUSEK EEPING GCBODS-sELLING OFF CHEAP
III TO MoVEWe would desire call the attention Of house
generally stock Of gosd which offering
at greatly reduced prices move We have
good a. Irish linen which will se at 25 cents
yard, put up in l2yard pieces
a5 do various quaes heavy undessed from3 10 IS cents
and all cheap
linen table clolhs yards 2i which shalt offer from
to-day S9 IS. These goods certainly cheap,
all who cloth Of the should call and see
Russian table ranging from SO cents 10
81 per yard and all cheap
90 dozen damask napkins u various prices
rs and table cloth cheap
pieces cashmeret, plain
100 pieces Russian diapers Of all qualities
so dozen Iowelings, from 81 25 per dozen up
beached including all the choice brands,
which promise 10 sell AZ cheapy Us they can be
had in the r..I
Of blankets fine goods,
will offer cheap in order 10 close them out before
moving. .. & ~
and will be sold cheap they
North reasonable quantities. such as
annels coiored
cacoes article the dry goods ne which we
desirous of closing out VI 80. .9e
n W. M. SHUSTER h CO,
Jan6--eod2w IN tt# 7th street, near the Avenue.
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NEW Juvenile BooksTrue Stories from Ancient History
IN BY Mother.
True Stories from Modern soy by the author Of "Alway'
Happy 80
The summer Day Book Of Pleasant and Useful Reading
The Winter Evening Book OF Pleasant and Useful Rendna
Conclusion o tswiss Family Robinson"
the wbslcr Adventures In The Arctic Regions
Dr. Brewstsr's Guide knowledge ofTbngs Fantar'
The Dasy or, Cautionary Stories In Verse.
The Cowsip; or More Cauon,y Stories in Verse ,.,, =
And others old for youth ocvery age ncuhnR
few French story books, imported from Paris by -
Dee TRANgk TAfIDH
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SALDNA Farm For ssic.-Tbs beautiful fsm-the former
residence Rev VIM Mahtis offered for sce II s oca
sd IN comfy, Virginia, from Washington D.
~ on the line n the contemplated plank road leading from
adjoining farm Of Commodorr
iones and boe@ wei
Hs'ered living spring. well plenty of timber with
plenty ~
~ with nached which make 2oe feet fronts stone farm
house stone spring honse hck house carsge houss
and 10 remarkably healthy.
L.seLrv vsirsn cop.y, Va, Dec !, 1861.
Dec. o--iartws - f'.1 81 f1eetet@s4 i4iNssf sr
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CALIFORNIA; Land TITLES.

CALIFORNIA; Land TITLES.
President OF The United States
for ascenning and settling phi
OF California; hereby give nonce lha
of board will be held San Fancco IN said sae
on 9Th day Of December, 1851. ~.
Given under our hands city Washington this lin day
HII.AND HALL,
Nrr HAIRY 1. THORNTON,
Sent l7-eodJm Commissioners.
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EUHS Fursi Furs i-WM. n. TODD his
generally ladies' particularly that he has
aud handsome selection OF hne furs Of the
fashionable style and superior workmanship which he has
ready inspection and TO which he invites the
Of all desire purchase such nc durab truly
Portable and reasonable additions 10 the wardrobe.
This comprises mn yictorines, palsneso fiat boas
cufsof splendid black lused lynx -mnn Russian
hrh cbnchs Siberian squirrel royal erine Hudson Bay sable
swhnsdown. s.4.
lie has also received from Paris beautiful
Persian skin goods OF the above descriptions r sdes
and children. ~.
Ladies' Paris made egsntne sacks richly trimmed with fur.
general Of low priced furs for misses and child
Dec li-3nw4w
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unlver.lty or Yirxlnla.

THE annual University of vsnia win
Ill the 2s Of June The University comprises the following schools
and ectureship viz'
Modern Language Professor NJ sehsIe de ve,s VI. D.
Maihemaiies Professor Edward u cou,enay, LII. D.
Chemisy Ma,era Mediea Robert T. Roger',
Q. Medicine Professor Henry Howard, MD.
Comparative Anatomy, Physiology, and sugeJames L. Ca
Moral Philosophy Wan. II. MeGuney DID, LII.
Law-rroiessor John B Minor, IL; D.
"a Adjunct ~ r. con
my-John Stage Davis, A. NJ, NJ. ID.
University student ls years
sss sa, Of Two G,o.ss applying for maaaon e Faculty may
applicant been student other
produce eehcaie such seminary satisfactory
evidence, 70 the Faculty, ofseneal good conduct ,..,
pockelmoney, estimated as follows:
noad including furniture and attendance ior sioO
per commission estimated, only student in the
Washing may $40 ......,.. 10
Rent Of entire dormio, Si0 for half occupied by two
aaeuiaioS fee use library aud public
Fees y single professor @ be attended $50
lin lhe scAool Of law the Junior
in The nIermediaie they 500
senior class a the higher fee IN each instance giving ad
..a f..# SEA
Medical Department
department expense including
The ticket and dissecng fee ss5 The
of any other medical institution Union,
tending only TWO lectures a day.
Law School, -.#.
prossorsp having been appointed in the department.
the study has been enlarged The subjects Of equity and
there will be added short OF lectures the
together with exposition Of the most important leading
in law and equity.
Proctor Patron of the University Of Virginia
Aug i2-2awswtOl
NARPETINGs Floor OiI-Cioths, Curtain Materials,
ScThe subscribers have the pleasure of announcing their
generally OF the cities OF Wash
and adjacent counties Maryland
Virginia. they have just eceved New York and Boston
assortment OF dry goods every description that
presenting The public the lead
ing articles of which they beg TO enumerate, viz:
IS pieces tapestry velvet earpeting new designs
do tapestry Brussels do nch
IS do extra heavy English Brussels do -
bales patent English Rrusses w-pnced
5000 yards super three ply capetng Lowell manufacture
1000 do do do second quality
sheets very Oil CLOTH which will be any
shape for halls passages
90 pieces twled plain Venetian, passages steps
SO dozen stair rods all sizes, and cheap
25 printed duggct cIumb cloths, from l04 10 i64
pieces silk and wool curtaia de laine
% do do 80 80 wonteS r.,sS anaesss ana eoson 40
do do damasks, double width
do do worsled de laines for furniture
25 do TuIkey-red cashmerets
richly embroidered lace curtains
so pairs embroidered muslin curtains
90 pieces embroidered curtain musins low price
brass cornces, richest TO the cheapest
Together curtain trimmings and fixtures OF The
cordially invited examine STOCK
'''o'e N'A n'"s ' HooE, BROTHER, CO.
Sep, Ie-d4wif
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DRY GOODS.-YERBY MILLER are now opening very
u choice and cheap stock Of dry goods, such s.
Cashmeres and nous. de laine, all prices -.a
Plain plaid and brocade silks fsfea Et.
Wsterrd poplins sa ltr.at
Merinoes, all shadea aud very cheap #... I. ..4
tu5 ( 5i.Ffft
Alpacas and bombaxines, all grades
With vasiOus other descriptions OF mourning goods
A very large o camh9ic musn banda
six embroidered cambric and clea
lawn handkerchiefs, very cheap ct 81. ~
Fify dozen Alexander q best kid gloves s4n44 a..fl
With Ill kinds goods adapted ladies'
thar cannot fail 70 please. ~ " 81
.iYERBY MILLER,
Pennsylvania avenue, between 7lh and 9Th streets.
Dscl lmlf
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CINE editions OF American, English. and French
including al OF the most esteemed and staple value
among HISTORIANS poets dnatists essnyss and bellies cte
generally Of each language books Of permanent worth
nothing Of their value by the lapse Of
bookstore s the undersigned In great va
sy best editions whether American o. imported
by himself England They viii be ound from
sire pocket writing desk TO fh library SIZE
others In fine library call or morocco,
and the reasonable prices IN every case -. !. -, -
Dec % EhANIh iA1lsoh
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THE BOsTON American Almanac for 1852, yolum
closely printed giving, in addisn 70 the usual al
Anac matter, authentic, and varied Information
the Affairs general and sn,e governments and dsenr
private correspondence relating the
government finances, legislation, public institutions internal IN
aud resources OF The United states and OF
ihe several States public officers, EXPORTS
lists navy si Judiciary expenditures census, ae, &c
Price al mail ing postage 10 post
ohce n the United States. This day received - -
Nov % fhhNch TAfLok.
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O SportsmenJ w BADEN, Pennsylvania near 6,
street. opened small lot OF superior double pae
guns saeablc sizes, and unusually low prices ~
Likewise fresh supply of Dixon sons powder hask o ~
and ~ ounces
Shot pouches and belts
Single and double game bags dram bottles
English, French, and American caps
Gun wadding, powder horns, sc.
Oct l7-la w3w
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ENTLEsIEN,s WARES.

NENTLEBIEN'S MARES
IN 10 dozen undershirs very heavy
10 10 and drawers, all sizes
5 do silk UNDERSTANDS
90 do merno hslfhose
50 heavy English thread bafoe, best goods
the city
Is DO country knit half hose
do buckskin gloves, very heavy
do beaver gloves, very superior
Is do kid gioves Alexander's make
10 10 silk gloves, very heavy
20 pieces pocket handkerchiefs, some very superior
dozen styles necktics, handkeTche
plain and colored border linen sambric handk erche
with cloths, cassmere, and ysstngs OF all styles, Al
YERBY MlI.LER'S,
Pennsylvania avenue, between 7h and 9th streets.
Dee l4-eodlmif
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TREATIsE ON the Maria. no,,s,. az an. r.,..s

TREAfisE on the marine Boilers Unissd
states W u ~ hAIioii engineer VOL Philadelphia 1851.
Marine Engine tonsitueon and Classiheaton Ason
chief engineer Of he' hajesys dock yard Deyonpo
don, 1851 = ~
The Indicator and Dynamoms ueir practical application.
10 The engine BY Main brown second ediuon snss,d
London, 1850. -
The steam engine and ia Application BY Artisan ciub VOL
London, 1850.
Woodcron n Steam Navigation vol London, ls4s, 4. ~
Porwine On the Steam engine vol. London, le47.
Templeton the Locomotive Engines by Lieut. RoSsi
Navy vol. London. E.'. .tIe -
Locomotive Engines modes OF their dexa. of
their component parts their employment and
London, lsiy 49, ri
Des Baieaur vape de Joufoy insensur d vol
Paris. ..E 19tA 10y ~ ~
Te des Machines vapeur; and a4s Of plates Pans
1919.
Dconaire dc Marine yoles svapeu; Paris lsSa
Hoblyn's Manual OF the Steam engine vol. London. ~
Russell The Steam engine ! l vol London. ~ tsaat
Russell Steam and Steam Navigatop VOL London.
The High pressure steam engine by hlban Pole vols
London. r0.1a #k ~ H KS HI u Ete N
Craddocks Chemistry Of the Steam engne l London.
Steam engine, Its CONSTRUCTION Acsion
vol. London
Britain and the Horse power
Engines by Guslatsson, engineer, Royal Navy. ~ VI "a
The It's Application Marine Purposes
tasson and many Others (Engh and AmeIcan ennsA,ed
here. FkANCk TAfLOR,.
Sep4 t.
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EDR Rent, tho large and ccumodsous house In the
y hrvt wsrd now occupied by the BrssHan Minser
forterms apply Gen. orstio,, Sir Buildings.
evpsal-~eodn finteil1
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lURNITURE DRY GOODs.Ihe following described goods 80
have Just been added 10 our stock IN trade a o. when e. @ w
their class A
daons and wahs Of lowers which appear as rich
pier covers Oriental weaving
s Sds sss saS more elegant man
pa%ssk lains n, piano a. and table covers 70 match
Also stand covers match. ...,.
of toilets cake fruit baskets. and square 10
napkins oyeayso For the design and poaas
Of goods the manuiae.er was awarded Two Medals ae
damask tea napklnsvsy cheap nav and 0roy ma
e,a and cheap with p and side oops p os aI are 10 and
eass @ me WINDOW wine % suan a eoinc @ & % and n bands 70 match
ease si arehss saspendns dape French bed
general Whitney, Edinburgh and Mack'naw
blankets all rband bound mapped on both Sides and very low
wea blankets very I nsayy and Sc,
vied They will be sold which will be an object 20
table and Chamber inens, and ali oiHr articles
sfs wSsS we
Sep, adiwr avenue, the Of OH ST.
University or PcnnsyIvani., Medical Department.
Eighys1th session, (ls5l '5a)
VnE Monday October the 9Th, and
l Terminate at ,s close q q March ensuing. ,..,
Anatomy, William L. Homer, NJ. d.
Ma.eria Mediea and Pharmacy Joseph Carson, MD.
ssaiy sssm,s'ryy, yS,Iam 1a%ss t,.ss II s0sers D.
obsees and The Diseases Of Women and Children Hugh
| Institutes Of Medicine, Samuel Jackson, M. d.
Clinical @ 10 cat at s Hospital BY George
WSss ssa sa W. N medicine and in surgery by
the medical faculty assisted by W. W. Gerhard NJ d.
Practical anatomy By John Ns, NJ D. asm0n'ai0r sos
Marieulatng fee, tpad once ony).
~ Hospital fec. "a "a
'''''1''s W. IL HoaNER. NJ D.
| .ts. Dean OF ths Medical Faculty,
Chestnut street. above Theenh opposite the United states
M,", Mas fn..sSseS'I imaaw,Se.is
| William Mary College, williamsburg, Va.
sh o. October Since he las. session ample have
made for fl sourss q
the Of n n; nv al
Fo any eight D sss s
cheney in all, the degree ofAM
Faeuny
John Johns D. D. President Professor OF 1sra
asss ss,sy sad s ass Paos q % ana
benjamin s. Ewe Professor Science
MssSn r D. c Il %
Rev sls. Totem p D. Professor Of Intellectual Philosophy
Robert Gaze wood, Adjanei Professor of Mathematics
July aa-iaw4w
Virginia Land Once,
RrcHxosp August la, 1851.
iG hereby 10 al whom il may concern hai
ssssd sSes,d p so se Iana once s on @
nqas. held on The len day Of I"y & s owas ss. an
escheaed TO this Commonwealth,
50 Back creek assessed Bensmin An
1 drewss heirs
ia branch assessed TO Peter Deals heirs
365 assessed James Greer
LIe Mountain, assessed TO John rowels heirs
/ acres on Pnckhorre road assessed
o. Back creek assessed to John Shocks heirs
Frederick line, assessed 10 Isaac SCOTS
i heirs.
Of North MonniaIn assessed to wm Tbb
II Of Back creek, assessed Andrew Jsrkins
heirs.
| .a 3. II. PARKER,
| l5--lawGw Register Land Once,
rrHE Gold yyor.hipperst or. The Days We Live In
author OF Whiteiriarsp
Harmony Of Propheeyg by the Rev. Doctor Keith. -, -
i ~ n. fRANCk TAtLOR.