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EXCURSIONS.

LSXCuKsIoNs TO THE FISHING BANKS EVERY
II ery except Saturday Fare 20 cents each way. The
steamer BUFFALO Captain Bspoox. will leave foot Of
Hammond street. ~ o'clock Spring street 7S Grasd
street So Catbarne street, So Pier No, g. "a. NJ;
turning by y. b. A baud Of mu.ic will be on board.
refreshments and bait and fishing tackle provided
INCLUSION To TUE FISHING RANKS FARE FOR
~ the whole excursion 80 oents Tho largo at
CATALINA. Captain X S, hofmre.-On Tuesday, Wed-
nesday and Saturday July 20th 2st aud 2th leaving
Delaney street. Tenth street 7H South sshthstrees
ilhnmsbnrg o'clock; Bridge street. BROOKLYN, st sd
Catherine street Now York SIS and Pier North river,
o'clock Returning &C =. N. Refreshments lines and
bait furnished board. khls Band will accompany ho
b0a
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JXCTRsIoNs 10 KEYPoRT AROUND STATEN
II Isand.--Tbo steamboat WILSON SMALL will lsave
Moray street p daily ssturaays snd
at half past o'clock a. landng az Tnt saock Noss-
Vile Woodbridge, BeDtltys and Forth an ~ oasn NAY
Returning, will leave keyport AZ SoelegA IS NJ iaries
derirous OF quiet pleasant excursion WI ma " IN this
route % thc scenery thrauth tbt Soun oeanui Alsc
each vav T. Arrangements viii e N tds TO land par
nm a LllNln'a GrnN LV niNinR one dAN nntine.
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lNIF1H WARD,-ENCukMON TO WASdINGr0N'S
Head Quarters, Hewburs. on Monday, July 18th =
The Firth WaYd Drmocfttig Republican General Commit
That they
aiioe ftesmrr THOMAS =. uuLsE. for the excursion.
viich will esa Pier M North river ~ o'clock A.
~ a. TIC pier foot x Jay street at 81, O'clock A. vi.
Tickets for ~ Ncuroc ~ asnts To be ohtsinol Of Jos
Baokhnrn, Ifst wsrd Charles Fletcher Third wsr,
kinney g2s Greenwich strestj at the kmbeu, 81 West
RrcadsnU janice Clsrks, corner 81 Washington and
Dtre tfeet hoiert ponmells, Of hobokeu
ara WssLtt ton hs Star aouse IiEentrd street,
ard ss VI any nooter OF the Fifth W,rd nemaerA tio Re-
m ltnr amttte HM n. BAKER, Chairnsn.
Roar. DoNNELL, ,oeVssterit',
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THEAP SPRING NATTRESSEs-THE GREAT DE-
~ mand for the healthy spring Mattresses and Pafi-
asters ables the inventors and makers 20 reduce till far
Their the proving best beds
for lie than half the usual and that they Ali
supplied with these articles Of
health The prices fixed at the eoet ~ al
80 and So Old beds and Sea alter 10
sprnr beds So TO S2 Egsry
Hotels nar,es So supplied literal ms The pnb.
lie invited cal and examine the stock at the
anunctory 1853 Beoad~sy above Soring stress
side. Iron bedsieads o. all si4es ard prices 80
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a MFRICAN AND IRISH SYMPATHY FOR THE A

MEXICAN AND IRISH SYMPATHY FOR THE AL
N edged Fraitiye from English Justice Thomas kanc.
tie ciizcns Of New York opposed to the
mary Of their Irish fellow citizen, the
prodnc warrant said to be issued
" Irish magistrate bus 4 which act the authorities in
Vled tho voluntary evidence
az an IRISH policeman will tsho place at Tammasy Hail.
.Tbtrsday evening, ed instant, At seven o'clock The
NE ing BIO addressed by Mesrs. amos IT, Brady, Ho-
Greeley Busted Charles Gene Emmett ana other
on incnt speakers -, :, W lhLi nm DsNMhN,
n "a
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YOLVT1CAL.

T4oLIYlCAL.
NOTICE -EIGGTEENTH WARD PIERCE AND KING
AstociationA public citing of tis association will
be held Wednesday evening. 2lst nst At o'clock, NJ
lhbard Matthews Union Hotel Of Twenty second
street and Third All democrats Of the ward in
AMOS F. HATFIELD, President.
WILLIAM WARD.
JoHE HTSS Essy, Secretaries.
GEO. w. ii. bIIGGs,)
EIFTH WARD PIERCE AND KING ASSOCIATION.
adjourned meeting Of this Association will be held
the star 81 Lspenard street this "Wednesday evening
Laiy 2st at eight o'clock for the election of permanent
suers of the Association Democrats OF the
Wis to be present. to become mbers and participate In
the election. JOSEPH a. JACKSON, Chairina
RICHARD WHINE, Secretary, pro tenn.
CIXTH WARD FIERCE AND KING ASSOCIATION,
~ The OF the shove Club requested 20 attend
Nv order Of JAMES N. SWkESY, President.
JAMES MCGOWAN, Yics President.
WIN SIscLAru Secretaries.
nENoCRATIC FREE PRESS OF THIS WEEK WILL
II contain suthentic history Of the Life and Surprising
Adventures OF that Same Old Coon who vas bruised BY
Andrew pomed by James and will be publicly pierced by
Novemt next Also capital original eosgs Call
early. Il. FAkSONS DAY, ioo Wiiiinm strecs.
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ATA SPECIAL MEETING OF EAGLE HOOK AND
N Ladder Com pany No. held At the Truck House,
tuesday evening July 20 the following resolutions
adopted
Resolved That the thanks ofthis Company due the
officers and members Of United states Hose paDy No
%, for tho bountiful supply Of refreshments
Resoved Also, that our thanks arc returned - our
furnished after return
from the obsequies Of Henry Clay.
Ham CAp
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7 OF o. F.-CITy LODGE, NO. Isl, I. Q. OF o. F.
L. Tho mem this lodge hereby notified TO meet
\. the Lodge Rooms No. 69S broadway. on Wednesday.
Jly 2s lex clock In der 70 the lat tribute Of
10 our ate worthy brother lanes H. Chapman. BY
order Of the N. IT, JOHN GREASoN, Secn pro tem
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HORSES. CARRIAGES, SO.


EoR sALE-A LIGHT BUSINESS WAGON, SHIFTING
top suitable for any other package delivery
susness; can be used rae dounle w be sold cheap.
Can be seen At Kasses stable NO l4o Church street
Tor SALE CHEAP.A BEAUTIFUL BLACK HORSE,
BtApds inches high 10 sound and kind in single and
double harses b. 10 also very saddle horo and sold
N Conn oy's livery stable. 80 Great Jones street.
FOR sALE-oNE BAY HORSE. SIXTEEN HANDS
Il high can trot mile inside of three minutes. Also,
de- bay Ion hands high old, sound kind and
ttyhsb For further Particulars. apply to DR. WILLS, "
81 at his office, No 50 Esst Thirteenth street. from till IL
o'clock.
EoR SALE-A s0RREL BORSE, 1875 HANDS HIGH,
II sound and kind: years old zoe style and aeon
last trotter; has never troted any for
This horse 10 warranted TO trot 13 uaes in
hour In hsrpess For further partonlsrs OF ISAAC
WOODRUFF corner OF 1l5th street and Third avenue,
harlem, where the horse be seen.
L,oR sALE-A HORSE, WAGON AND HARNESS, IN
complete order. suitable for baker light BUSH
bcrse sound and Kind will be sold cheap for want OF
Apply at tho North Third and Second Streets
Williamsburg.
WANTED-IN A GOOD PRIVATE STABLE, A FEW
sentienen's horses TO keep by the mopth. wosld
take psir Of carriage horses aod TO engage eoahmn
for the modersts terms Apply ia the stshs under
the asch Nos 25 and III Ninth street, noar svsnusA.
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MAKE EoNEY.-A FEW COUNTIES REMAINING
A unold to one ofttc most profitable kinds Of business
Young in viii he sold Low, applied for
THE day, at n Girsrd House. OF Chambers
street and W est Broadway.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

= UEREBY REQUEST ALL WHOM 1T NAY CONCERN
~ TO Lieut. Col, Asrsndsr Asboth, No. 81 Mast
street York. all effects (uot being money
SsIossr TO being duly empowered TO receive And
xive Ssh no .lsdgement for the came. L. K0SSUTH.
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Guns, RIFLES, PISTOLS, GUN MATERIAL. Sporty
~ ing Apparatus. Fine Cutlery, re. kc-SDpcr r
Wheeocs banufacsnrers aud Importers Maiden lane
invite the 81 city aud country merchants thc
extensive and we'll selected above FOODS
constant supply Of divers and other Fire Arms
ozcs. " '"'sA@'Sa -
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NOTICE ANY ONE HAVING ANY KNOWLEDGE
~ o transactions With, the house Of Everett Co,
Hon OHM Sandwich Islands will confer great
ndresing line NJ Coiburp 80 West TWEEN street,
atatips vheI aud where interview be had shall
tho thaa ks o the a.
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yIANTFD-BT A RrsPECTABLt YOUNG WOMAN.
w situation ChNmhtsnGft and 20 do tho geuer Al
hogstwok IN small private fsuyi is sood 1n Co5k,
AND excellent Wnahcr and lroneri has objection
short distance tha country TIE best city
giveu. May be Tor two days, a TO- 100 Ri,ns
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'u'nECEJ ENGLISH VfRAfN DE5TROYERs
equaIed ~ DO other deltroyug ants GeAs,
pugs worms &C., Is IN liquid form. aud be applied
wherever required, with leather brush Psr,s epe0
nnoDted with IL wiz ser be clear ,yoas anms,s
Price 70 cents bottle For sale by Charles H. Ring No.
l92 Broadway AB sanes, No 100 sutton street and
the city and Union.-cRoMMELiN h PnIRBRfITIIEH
cole propstors for the Unitcd States 2 Pearl
New 1890
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nrNAr1oNAL1zED" PARTY.

uDEN ATIONALIZED PARTY.
IF the reader will be arrested by the
,,s,d manly article which we transfer 10 our COL
bold anD L. from the Petersburg Inteligeneef,a
umns headed a. Scott and the Compounds"
wing Paf distinctly admitte by leading Wing Ed
u" H., Cen. Scott is " identified with Seward and
Uo' and all the leaders Of traitorous faction
Jonns Dreyng upon the very vals Of the Republic
the Wing party at the North has, for all good
-" been nearly broken up by Seward and John
Pu'P, that it has been " denationalized" By the
SO' of such men, and is now, with few exceP-
1So nothing more than a sol,d column Of 40
'.,,, marching and sUheeLing at the command Of
m This is just what we have charged
,.,r and the charge is now admitted. by lead
80 Wing paper, to be true.
W. the New York Express. Wing paper print
Gee State, takes a more decided and indepen-
~ ..;,;on in relation to Gen. Scott than many Of
u'" s1n,b.ru Wing presses. The Express very clear
W ;o,imaes that the Seward policy is to nominate
and revive the Slavery agitation, and especial
=" ,hs reDeal of the fugive-slave law" under his
and that paper does not hesitate to announce
',iDion that if Gen. Scott should be elected under
,osent circumstances, and should surround himself
bo would be bound TO do, by Seward and his friends,
,be country I" might as wen Have nI' Oe"dIu dt
once for President.
But on the other hand, the Kennebec Journal, anoh-
or free State Wing paper, makes the following sig
n6capt call upon Southern Wings:
1--WE ask no more of them (Southern Whigs) in
H.; $50 than we conceded to them in lS4S. We
me cented General Taylor the Wing candidate,
,homt reouring any pledge upon the subject of the
VII, nrovisu and we ask them TO accept Gen.
Scott without requiring ny pledge touching the
COMPROMISE measures.
Is not that reasonable The truth is, the Wing
Marty has been denationalized I" all along-it has
never spoken out, in its National Conventions, the
subject of Slavery silence on that subject, when in
general meeting assembled, has been one of the in
dispensabe conditions of its existence and perpetual
ton Its policy heretofore has been to say nothing
about Slavery when presenting candidates for Pres
den, SO as to allow Northern Wigs to talk way
and Southern Wings another but the late agitations
and the adoption of the compromise hare rendered
The usual policy impossible. They must now speak out
they must, if at all possible, take national ground
and the bare attempt to do so, we have seen,
veas the fact that they already sectionaizeG and
denationazed -; and that, with few exceptions.
the Northern wing of the party, which comprises
threeourths of it's strengthand influence, is nothing
more Than a solid column Of .4Gotionists marching ana
uheeling at the command Of SeDard.''
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DIE D,

In Louisburg the 9th instant Sarah Anna. only
child of Dr. Spyers and Martha B. Singleton aged ee-
ven months.
, In Wake County, the lst day of April, of drop
sey Mr. James Olive in the 81 year of his age. The
deceased has left aged widow and many children and
relatives to mourn his departure. ICON.
In Wake County. the 18th instant Mrs. Mary
alton, wife of John Walton ESQ., in the 6sth year
her age afte. long and painful Illness which she bore
with unparalleled Christian patience and fortitude She
was good neghbor, affectionate mother and wife
and sincere and humble Christian The deceased had
been for forty years exemplary member OF the Baptist
Church. She doubt enjoying the repose OF the
blest at Gods right hand. CCoN.
Near Haywood, Chatham, the It'll Instant Franci:
Drake, Esq, aged seventyeight years and twenty
DAYS.
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MASONIC INSTITUTE,
GermantOHl, N. G..

IN advertising Institution do intend TO
hold out inducements which cannot be realized. Con-
tray many educational enterprises of these latter days,
resolved not TO humbus the community by pre-
tending what If liberal expenditures of
labor and money avail to place Institution on an
eminence that few boast it shall be done. One Aes
sion just closed, and highest expectations have
been more than accomplished.
EDIF1cE, Ere.
The Edfco is large brick building comprising
the largest of which is used for the School
Room and will accommodate 81 students each provi-
ded with chair and deSk The other 6 appropra-
ted Rotations to the Library, Museum Laboratory
and Principals Study The yard is tastefully enclosed
and is adorned with Is flower mounds of various sizes
which cultivated by the young gentlemen in the hours
of recreation.
LABouArony, L1BRAnT, Ere.
The Lodge has ordered from Boston a superior set Of
Philosophical and Chemical apparatus net less than
$780, Lectures will be in the Laboratory before
all the students during November. A LIBRARY OF up
wards of 500 vols, the greater part of which new
hooks vii! he opened weekly for the benefit of the stu
dents. Our MUSEUM cases already show above 400
different meteorological and geological specimens. Lee
in mineralogy and geology will be delivered in Oc
tober.
SESSION. TERMS, ETC.
The next session will open, June 20th, and continue
Fl weeks. Terms per Scholastic gear, the lowest
branches of English, $l4 in the advanced $40
and classics $50. Several of best families have
opened boarding houses and will furnish excellent board
washing, fuel lights and servants attentions, for
Sc per month. Germanton is located in high region
of country, and is very healthy.
| 1NsTRUCTIoN, GOVERNMENT, ETC.
The Principal, with assistants, compose the board Of
Instruction. Perhaps Institution can exhibit more
perfect system and regularity both in and out of school
than ours; and what renders the organization COM
pete the students vie with each other in preserving il
unbroken.
All communications should DC addressed to the Rev.
IsAAC.s s. GIBSON, Master.
Germanton, N. c., April IA, 1852. Sl6-w2m.
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Hrat Of Kossuth TO Mount Yernon,

WASHINGTON, April IG. Kossuth. with Lady
Puizsky and others OF his suite, accompanied by Sem
ator and Mrs. Seward and party Of about hun
bred ladies' and gentleman, visited Mt. Vernon to-day
in the steamer Collier. The party stopped at Fort
Washington awhile, and examined that beautiful for
LITIGATION. After leaving the fort they crossed to
the Virginia side. and landed the tomb. In So
Tenn silence they paused at the sacred SPOT and Kos
saith gazed for time with evident emotion upon
the last resting place of the immortal Washington, af
ter which he retired to the adjacent woods apparent
ly to commune alone with his thoughts. The party
then vewd the other prominent feaiures Of this hal
lowed place, and retained the city in the afternoon.
Kossuth will leave for Trenton tomorrow. go
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THE CoTTER's SATURDAY NIGHT.

.-- MT RoBERT BURNS
The cheerful supper done, wi serious face 'e . s'
They, round the inge, form circle wide; '-+i
The sire turns DER, wi patrarchal grace, 90 -it.
The big ha' Bible, once his fathers pride, ..'as
His bonnet tev'rently is laid aside. -e-H-r .s1fa
His ayart haffets wearing thin on hare, ss sa-
Those strains that once did sweet in Zion glide,
He walls portion with iudicious care,
And Let worship God he says with solemn air.
They chaunt their artless notes in simple guise;
They tune their hearts, by far the nobest aim,
Perhaps Dundees wild, warbling measures rse'
Or plantive Martyrs worthy of the name;
Or noble Elgn beats the heav inward flame, .-..
The sweetest far of Scotias holy lays! r
Compared with these Italian trs are tame,
The tckcd ears 10 heartfelt raptures raise,
Nae unison hac they with our Creators praise.
The priest-like father reads the sacred page,
How Abram the friend Of God on high;
Or Moses babe eternal warfare rage,
With Amelck's ungracious progeny;
Or how the royal bard did grooming lie
Beneath the stroke Of Heavens avcngng ire;
Or Jobs pathetic plant and wailing cry;
Or rapt Isaiah's Wild seraphic FIRE;
Or other holy seers that tune the sacred Tyre.
Perhaps the Christian volume is the theme;
How guitless blood for guilty man was shed;
How He, who bore In Heaven the second name,
Had not earth wherein TO lay his head;
How his first followers and servants sped;
The precepts sage they wrote 20 many land;
How he who lone in Patmos banished
Saw in the sun a mighty angel stand,
And heard great Balloons doom pronounced by Heav-
ems command.
Then kneeling down to Heavens eternal King,
/ The saint, the fither and the husband prays;
Hope "springs exultant triumphant WINGS"
That thus they all shall meet in future days;
There ever bask in uncreated rays,
No more to sigh shed the bitter tear,
Together hymning their Creators praise,
In such society, yet still more dear,
While crclins time moves round in an eternal sphere.
| Compared with this, how poor Religions pride,
In all the pomp of method and of art,
When men display to congregations wide,
| Devotion's every grace, except the heart,
The power incens'd, the pageant will desert,
The pompous strain, the sacerdotal stole;
Bat happy in some cottage far apart,
May hear, we'll pleased, the language of the soul,
And In his book of life the inmates poor enroll.
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Knights Division, Sons CT Temperance,
WILL celebrate Saturday, the Path April, (instant)
w at Dunnsville Wake County, commencing at 2
O'Clock, P NJ George L. Gould, Esq, Rev. j. B. Jack
son and others will address the meeting. Members of
Rolesville Foesville Freedom, and oil other Divisions
requested to unite with Members of the g. D.
will please wear their red Collars.
w. R. KNIGHT, R. 8.
April Is, 1852. DO
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FASHIONS FOR 1852.
r. r. BTGGS,

Il 81 u
.NiO. 10 Fayetteville Street, Raleigh, ~: &.
la THE Subscriber is opening his SPRING
N and SUMNER GOODS, consisting of fine Black,
NG. Blue, Brown, Green and Olive Cloths, for Dress
and Frock Goats Cashmaret, Drab 6'Ett, and Alpaca
for Summer Coats and Pants.
Plain and Figured Black French CASHMERE and Doe
skim for Pants. Also single MiIled CasSameIe, Plain
and Figured Linen Drill. Striped Marseiles, new ar
ticle for Pants.
Vesngs in great varieties, Fine White Silks, and
Satins and Cashmeres for w eddng Parties, with Cra
watts and Gloves to match.
The above Goods will be manufactured in the best
possible manner and in every instance good fitting
garment warranted
All orders promptly executed. No effort shall be
wanting his part to merit continuance of the lbeF-
al patronage heretofore extended to him.
no Don't forget to call at No. 10, Fayetteville Street,
first Store above the Burnt District
Raleigh, April 16, 1852. J. J. BlGGS.
All Kinds of Ready Made Clothing.
new article of Silk Goats for Summer, truly de-
lighul.
A lot of Fine Drab, Beaver, and Black Moleskn
HATS of the latest style Together with great
variety of Shirts Drawers, CIavats, Ties and Stocks
Pocket Handkerchief Gloves Of all kinds, Suspend.
ers, Shirt Collars, &c SC
Having recently discovered great improvement in
&c The AIT Of Cutting" garments some attention will
be liven Teaching the " New System - to those who
wish to learn 10 Cut by very simple and fitting
]. J. BIGGs.
Raleigh, April I6, 1852. 47-6t.
Weekly Post and Plblical Recorder six times.
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Correspondence of the Baltimore Sun.
WASHINGTON, April Is, 1856

A chapter has just been opened in The history
of the Presidential campaign by Mr.. Mangum. He
sought an opportunity to make an explanation on a
subject of importance and conc erning his posi-
ton, and he fully grat6ed this morning. lie
spoke more tEan hour, and with much animation,
upon his political position. He admitted that MIR.
Fillmore the choice of the wings of his State,
but he declared his own preference for Gen. Scott
the candidate, for reasons which he gave at LENGTH
He contended that General Scott could show clean
bill Of health on the compromise question any
man who had been named as a candidate. He de-
clared, moreover, that Gen. Scott if nominated could
be elected, and that he the only wing candidate
who could be. Further, he asserted that Gen. Scott
would be the nominee of the National wing conven-
ton, if it not prevented by the Vaccinations of
the administration.
wing of the Scott wings TO all parties concerned. 1t
is in ad vance of the declaration to be made in the
Gus Of the goth instant but will prepare the public
mind for the result OF that caucus which will be
complete triumph of the Scott and Seward wing Of
the WING party. There will be little reuc-
lance on the part of the Fillmore and Webster men
to 90 blind into the National Convention, but they
will go it, there being certainty to what might
turn up. The Convention is likely to be held
"a matter heretofore considered uncertain. Even
the Administration men, who are, as Mr.. Mangum
says, working against Gen. Scott, generally will
ling to go into the COMMUNICATING still some
hope of the defeat Of Gen. SCOTS nomination in that
body. ION. p
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SOUTH CAROLINA GOLD. Mr.. Dorn's mine, lin Alb
Tevlle District, seems to be yielding rich harvest.
gentleman who visited it informs the Edgeield
overser that it has yielded. without the shadow OF
uot, at the rate of thousand dollars per day.
l' expense, in the opinion of the gentleman,
ghg, and two or three others differently employed.
ne mas examined the rich vein he is now upon, $50
0aiaS In advance of his present work, and finds it
dule as good as at the beginning. 1t is almost
Short time. C6 CI,,r;rr
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Important to Bridge Builders.
ON the second Thursday in May next, at II O'Clock
Dat the Bridge Crabtree Creek, near Manteo
Paper Mills, will be let to the lowest bidder the building
of Bridge (of stone piers and wooden supers
ture9 across said creek.
The plan of said Bridge be apple alton
to the Commissioners.
WILSON w. WHITAKER,
KIMBROUGH JONES, =
ISAAC H. ROGERS,
JAMES g. JEFFREYS,
Commissioners.
April 10, 1852. 47-td.
Register will please copy.