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py y. c. MCGUIRE, A.cs,one.r.

VERY VALUABLE CANAL PROPERTY At AUCTTOW~-'
Friday Auro-, 9eh Al c'cock on the psNat
hsi hot No Lilo No o nssd At me eosser q s<h
Of 100 feet each ss<
rsipins feet
the canal nspufnesay
depot which kuwiuess
rc--ess ~s advantages.
months, Tor satisfactorily secured bearing interest
4. MCGUIRE
Aug IS cod Aacaosssr
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THE Thirty Annual Of Lectures will
fourth Monday October, and continue until March
Thomas ". D. Professor of Anatomy and Phsioody
Johnson NJ D. Professor OF Obstetrics and Diseases
Women and Children.
Joshua Riley, NJ D., Professor Of Ms'eria medca nsnpsu'ies,
May NJ Professor Principles and Practice Of
Surgery.
Tyler, NJ D. Professor Of Pathology and Practice of
Medicine.
King stone D. Professor Of Microscopic rsoIog
cal Anatomy.
Steiner NJ r.. Professor Of Chemistry
Chas v. Force, NJ. D., Prosecutor and Deuonsrator.
facilities the Of practical
ample. /. Y Z !
Institutions Europe the desks which the
and the ward. for clinical instruction are
md
Tbe extensive budinss session ~
the lick will greatly ertend the nsefu"sss 81
y medical and surrcsi clinic.
expense full Of lectures
by the demon-trstor ....-.'.''' y.
Ms,cuiatins fee payable only oncel... ...-.''''..
Graduating
and Surgical Clinic through me vno's
without oharg. -. ,r,xr ~ m
Dean of Faculty,
CGiee and residence corner .fF ana ifn suees
Aug i7-2swtstNsv
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VERY VALUABLE MARKErGARDEN AT AUCTIoN.-On
Wednesday sfternoon August i7t at O'Clock, prem
shs sell al Of ooJ Except
Island high ground and In good
surrounded with
hing house, &C the whole containing T5o5
Title nd,spuisbie.
the residue Ia 6
satisfactorily secured. bearsr interest
sao complied days
property will be sold the
. JAS. 4. MCGUIRE,
Aug lid Aucnoneer
n-In consequence Of the r~in the post-
pond uut Monday afternoon, Angus, "a At the hour
JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
Aug 2o--d Aucione.r.
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OFFICIAL.

UNITED Srarss CoAsr Survey OLrcr,
Washington, ID. O.. August IL. 1853
The proper authority having bscn obained The foo
Information and reports Published for the bene fit Of
persons navigating the Pacific ocean, the Of Cal
Hernia.
A. ID, BACHE,
Super ntendenL
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JAMEs,S Young wouisn's Friend l6mo. rs
j James's ours O F4t l6n,o. rs cents
Revelations 2 vols. -.
Startling Questions by Rev j. 4. Rye. IS centA-
Attributes of God = vols g.
81 Johnson Missionary Sierra Leose. o.
Martyrs Heroes Covenants BY Georss
Gihlan ulusrard l6mo, 60 cents.
Daughters II China by Mrs Bidsmsn. IS cents.
Memoirs Of James Al Robert naldane. -.
Morning Night Watches; iouo. IS cents.
Shepherds Cali Lambs. 30
Jacobus Gospels; vols 1 and 3. ~ so.
The Gospel Glass by Lewis stuekicy limo. Is
GRAY h BALLANTYNE,
Auglo scvcnih street. Odd Fsiows' Han.
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In fotsyie, Pennylv Thursday the 18th
rsdsnce grandfather Dr. Joskru FRANCES
sTUCkToN daughter OF EDw.Rp 5HIrPrS ssq
/ fhaGelphia, aged nine months and I'VE days.
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SELECT CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL
SCHOOL.


THE subscriber removed his school College H where
preparatory department Columbian College viii
preserve strictly school, designed for laying
foundation OF thorough Entis classical and mathematical
u l2fh
err ~, and the last Of June
quarter, payable in advance. Al mail add
charge students viii be permitted attend the lectures de
college chemistry geology and mnersry and also 10
Instruction In French and other modern languages by the
professor n department.
boarded the college under the speeds. and
superiniendence Of the principal.
full boarding student win be about
seo per academic year. aud Of weekly bcaier viii exceed
GEORGE s. BACON.
Principal
Refer faculty Columbian College Colonel l. -
Colonel Force William Gunton eco ~ ~
VI once Joseph Wilson, ESQ.,, ct hs Ian"
fee Professor c. 6. Jewet Of the Smithsonian i"'"
Aug is-3s~ lmdscp
f,AMpuuyE aud Ethereal OH ut whnaessy :, y. ~.
" street, wholesale and retail, genuine ""o'' ot 49,
found ~ii be rrinrs.a. $780,, -, ...,,
Ao p.re .prrm lar and boiled ""ses" o-',s'
wv, 1917, nv.", ~. ~ ~, ,',a p.us. r'a-- lamps, Ac
On xn sum. Of s five per cent ~ ~ deducted of
rash wutrrfrcrv.s
.aox sh street. nearly oppcssie the AvrnasHor.e.
na,Er Medical Directions for the Treatnne 81 Ae-
IL a.,, ard purued poison
- croco insects directions fur performing
which aided medical
,o,. -scs cookery. Price a.
AuH rRASck TAYLOR
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NOTICEThe Navy Department will eHtertan propositions
IN by
furnishing machinery, and boilers
propeller San lying
the Philadelphia nsvy-yzd. #ss a.a4.&4aaa u
I'll desirable that the propositions should specify the time within
which work will completed Psyments will
iows One half successful Trial trip satisfactory
selected
the Navy t#f -
NAVY DEPARTMENT Aug IL, 1853. .eE
1.-THE National ntegnce and Evening" Star OF ashngton
Philadelphia,
publish
Aug 7-drs5thinst
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.np,x = ,.,Ii he received until The 3Oth insa. ~
a., n, IN. supply cords Of hickory
co,. az wood portion mere MOI mas - csres1
cotos =, the of the
m, wood the best qua'y-wen sessonedenA
fs 1.,s, and without
~ coal be, slso, of tho hest q1stsys
,.-..s H.. delivered In the treasury enclosure
IT, ,..rpy Dsr.rrSsrT. Aug ~, 1859
AurI s-sods1hAug
- [InteIllgencer and Even. slar eopyl -
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IHe HANDWRITING ON The vALL-Ihe editor OF the
Chronicle and Sentinel says The democracy may see the
h,ndwriiing the wall every SIDE We do So. !,
and what is more read ], and declare the inter
citation thereof All the elections that have taken place
the Inauguration o. President Pierce have written
IN characters of living light tina, whigkery has been
weighed in the balance and found wanting. When we
look towards Alabama the wri,ing is very plain. 50
also in Tennessee: IN both States whiggery has been
weighed and found wanting II we look TO Virginia
North Carolina The handwriting is the SANE and the in
Expectation the In each, in every Stale bot two.
he wh'ss have been weighed IN the balance and found
wanting The ssne characters have already been writ
ss upon the walls OF Georgia bat the infatuated editor
The Chronicle and Sentinel, like the drunken jewellers
Bsishazyns feast, although he the writing
upon NE wall be neither read it tell the inter-
eahon. like causes produce like effects. then is the
Dom Of wtisgery already written in Georgia the
oee has already gone forth the yoke Of the Gphia. i.
fossn; whg,ery has been weighed in the balance and
ouod wanting The Alserine dynasty has ceased to
aSn -Fsdrsi tGs) Union.
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Hy GREEN s SCOTT. Aues,o...r..

Frustses sale OF Household and Ktschen Furnlturs.
On Monday, the 3ad shall SELL 10 O'Clock,
the residence Of Nn A. L.. Rogers
lit two iecds 81
trust, duly recorded good Of
Mahogany soias lounges parior and rocking chAirs
. s,deboard, dressing and other bureaus
:" card, extension, diang, and other txbes
q marble top, pictahie, gilt frame mirroxs
Cirandoes solar, hall, lamps
ManteI ornaments, &c.
One fine painted cottage chamber
Maple painted wardrobes, bedseads and Wristbands
Feather BEDS hair and shnck mattresses, bedding
3py ingram, passage, and step carpets oil cloth
Dnmask, and other window curtains
China, glass, and crockery ware, plated CASTOR &C.
Cane seat, and other chairs
arge cooking, and other
Shovel and ungs andirons nc Tenders
With good assortment Of kitchen requisites.
Terms cash. GREEN X SCOTT,
Aug l3-A AHctioneers.
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Tbu~dsy evening, r. Hut, GEORGE
w. PAYNE 10 ELIZA lane BIRNEY, all Of this city.
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NATIONAL Magazine for Awxwst-The richest numbe
puni-h.d monthly For ,nis by the
AGENT, GRAY BALLANTySE,
JvlyT Seventh street
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ny y. c. Mcguire, Aneaon.er.

ny J. &. MCGUIRE, Aaotioneer.
FURNITURE acon Saturday August O'Clock
shall sell
furntur. house k.cr.ng effects, comprising
sofs unses, can a nd w o cd al
tabies wssb-tand3, toilet
Wardrobe-, bureaus, beds,esds
Mattresses, beds holsters, and pillows
Croctery and glassware, clock
chamber
Kitchen utensils nc.
JAS. G. MCGUIRE
Aug Nd Aucnonesr
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VALUABLE BUILDING LOT on NORTH N, BETWEEN
Seventh ~ snconOn "wednesday the 2th
int. sr Of pr.miscs at O'Clock
the south side Of NJ
tween ain and nh a. running
ia wide alley. II Of lot. Nos ~ and 10, in
sauar. go ASA The
property OF The frs purchaser who
has comply with the OF sale, which was made
Monday, ilth day Of July, 1881
third cash the balance 10 sir sud twelve months
deferred bearing
day deed and deed Of trust taken
Title indi-pu table. .
Aug I'D Ancioncsr
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Usrsp STATES suRvrrrso souooSKp Rwrso,
on San Pedro, June I, 1859.
"a, h.ve the pleasure reporting my pae.
which hav. thorough sIamsauop, having been
anchored upon ~
Tn. .bo.i OF sude ~ deg % min N, onepJs lIo
dee 10 min 80 sec island OF Nicholas ~
hy ~ Inv compa.s) miles island Of Clements
NJ T. ~ tcomrs.) AN miles The Of tn.
hard composed shells and the
ae, funa ten hom. would be about nine reduced
s, s,d sounsiors, upon
,re.ee % tho chart herewith, irregular abrupt
while anchor the sht found dfeen,
from that ordinarily the the vicinity
bearing strong resemblance that the banks Of ewfound
land.
The current Irregular frequently against
running velocity Of nearly knots hour, producing
heavy probably break In heavy weather
:. has reported
very respectfully, your osedient .ervsnt,
r. ~. STEVENS,
Lieutenant Commanding United States navy.
Lieutenant James ALpss United States navy,
Chief % photographic Party the Western Coast
ro.tl. Pierce prept Of ne Uana Of .smerica
whoa q may
Satisfactory evidence having exhibited 10 that Carl
been appointed consul Of odenb"rs r the Of
such and declare him exercise and enjoy such functions
powers and privilege. Of
favored nations IN the United States.
testimony whereof have caused these letters 10 be inside
patent, The ofe United bcrsun,o alfred
under hand Of Washington the fh day
It. 81 August A. d. 1852 Of Independence United
sts,cs Of America, the seventy eighth.
FRANKLIN PIERCE.
ny the President
w. L.. MARcY, Secretary OF Stale.
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Pleasure Excursion Old Point, Norfolk, and Sand
Sboal Inlet
Washington excursion
The above places. Saturday, August, O'Clock
Norfolk early morning, when she viii leave
again nj O'Clock, Point and the sand Shoals
Passengers viii find this mo-t delightful nip snordns them sa
Old roui, and then 10 enjoy
p Inlet four for
fishing sc the Inlet anonnd IN every
vnr~t NJ mos,d eticsse 6sh and -.nd birds,
osceos will leave for Norfolk monday srnoon
and thence tho night for Wilmington
Psss,e. and nsrc fos the round trip, -
Aug ls--dv2Ush JAMES MtItbtLL.
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Ark Hurdlrstonsy The Two Brothcrs by
Ill Mrs. Noodle.
Jack Cade; The Bondsnan's Struggle. &
Gavazzis Lectures
Hsydocks Cathoic Bible illustrated; parts II and Is.
Aug 10 FRANCK TAYLOR
THE undersigned having srAnsferrcd to Msssrs-
Sheke1 Bailey
carried John
pc-itc Centre Market would respectfully
The favo conferred him. Bailey will
their attention 70 the business and such Of
continue to deal with them, continuance
their patronage tsA
Aug IB-3uf u II q. ~ JOHN b. KIBBEY.
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THE Heavenly Home The EmployUpeuss sud
Epioymen" Of the saints Ussven Rev VI. Harhsuss
A. NJ. -.
Goodies Better Covenant: Iamo. 90 cents.
christ, csr Ersmpie by Caroline Wy. rs
Aun~rics ~ found IL 81
Charity and ITS Fruits ny Jonsshas Edwsrd-. 81.
The Authority Of God the BARRIER homsh sni Ina
del Aure--'cr ny D. " Merle D'Anhssns, D. n - cents
E5aa's Variations Of Poetry 81
tor sale by GRAY a RALLANTyNE,
star1 street pear Nall
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II is great folly TO fret anything which cannot
be renedied II is equally foolish ire anything
which cannot be prevented. tits equally foolish TO dwell
on and epne msforiunes which have already take
place Castihem off your mind and think Of the future.
Never cry spill, milk homely adase. but il is fall
of wisdom.
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Hon. JANIS cvruus,
Secretary of,hs Treasury, Washington.
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Purser D T. Gsllaher, one OF The officers OF III. sloop-
of-war ST. Louis, which has recently attracted attention
in eonuerion with the Kosis affair, visited the ancien,
cities OF jerusalem and Athens last June, in company
with the other officers Of the ship and there met two Ia.
die. from Winchester, Va, acting ms missionaries Their
names are Mrs Hay, widow Of son OF Dr.. Hay, of
Clarke county Va and Miss Baldwin, Der sister They
are nieces Of the Drs. Baldwin, OF Winchester
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STRENGTH OF CHINESE HAIR.-Eght OF the acrobats Of
the destitute Chinese dramatic company in New York
have been engaged at Burons theatre, where they give
their extraordinary performances 10 full audiences To
show The strength OF Chinese hair OF the company
stand upon chaIrr holding stick their shoulders
when aaother OF the Chinese puts his tail over The
stick, and raises himself from the stage by his hair hall
Dozen lines
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MINING IN EAST TEsSEssEE.-Tbe mineral resources
OF Tennessee beginning 10 attract The attention of
European capitalists Some OF The copper oIes OF that
region have been sent 10 London and analysed, and
company 10 that city have sent out agent examine
and purchase mining lands. This agent has purchased
three tracts in East Tennessee-one OF 1863 acres for
s5o ,ooo another of 160 for SIS 0oo and anohe
for $780, 0o few years since these lands entered
al from fifty cents down TO one cent With the
copper found gold. silver lead. and zinc, but in
quantities sufficient 10 Justify separation.
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DEATH OF FAITHFUL PUBLIC sERvAKT.-Capt. Chas.
A. Beck, Tor wenty-esht years keeper of the light on
Long Island Head. near Boston, died las, Friday The
deceased was native of Sweden served many years in
the U. s. navy was in the ffigae Constitution, and
was appointed prize master OF one OF The vessels she
took AT New Oheans. in 1918. he presented himself
10 General Jackson. and worked gun aboard the
schooner Caroline on the day of the battle.
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BILLY BowLxGs-A letter in the New Orleans Pcayune
ased Tampa Bay. August 3 says that Billy Bowegs he
chief of the Florida Indians had failed 10 come 10 Fort
Myers. though he had promised do so mme da.ey after
The green corn dance" which abou, the mid
die of June Nr. Walbrdge, acting Indian agent, bad
gone to Fort Myers, however, with the usual presens
and was expected tha, Bill" would make his appear
ance.
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The Juvenile poem, beginning /" You'd scarce expec,
OF my age" with which so many youthful orators
have laid the foundation Of great fame, written in
Ipswch New Hampshire, 10 1921, by David Everett II
fair 10 attribute Of The good things who's, origin
ia unknown to New Hampshire either directly ndi-
rectly
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ltsa fact known TO science that when we have a
in this country. the is experienced
n Europe. While has been hot and suliry here for
The last few weeks in Europe il has been cold and in
clement The Circumstance is accounted for in this way
that the zone of nnumerable asteroids in their revou-
lions are now in ,uch position between the earth and
as TO shut OF the collar rays from the eastern hemis
pLec, and 10 have Them strike without obstruction upon
the western 10 these asteroids ascnbed those
phenomena oil "dark days" which at several different
periods have asionshtd the people of the earth
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The Rochester Advertiser thus speaks OF the Michigan
Southern railroad route From trip over this
route from Chicago enabled state that IL ia one
OF The bssi-regulaied toroughiass in the country No
pains are spared BY the conductors and agents along the
line TO add to the comfort OF the travelling public. The
road from Chicago 10 Monroe or Toledo is well built
through the most delightful portions Of Michigan, Ind.
ana aud illinois. Al Toledo or Monroe il connect. with
one Of the splendid steamers-Empue State. Southern
Michigan, or North Indiana
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HtAs Lryp's srarlor, Ms,

A. d. BACHE,
Superintendent.
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Major Mallory, soldier OF the revolution, died at
Loekport. August sh lie enlisted in the service OF the
American army an early stage Of the revolutionary
and served under Washington in several important en-
sagements On the breaking out OF the 1919 with
Great ba'n be again entered the service, and fought
in all the battles Of the frontier under General Scott
He carried 10 his grave wounds received at the BATH. Of
Chippewa
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DIsrARrTr OF AGE IN Observation-Disclosures first wife
ksdyah at least a. when he, the age OF a. mar
ried her. Shskspeate's Ann Hathaway was seven
years his senior. DR.. Johnsons wife was ltaially al.
most double his age Sir Thomas Mores wife was also
seven years older Than her husband. Howard the PHI.
snihrops at the OF as married FRS, wife who was
81 Mrs. Rove. the auhorsss, was IS years older Than
Nj. Rowe. Rapel, The German DE S,ae about AZ
much Older The Countess DOssoli Miss rdller) wa.
nearly ten years her husbands senior Jenny Lind too
said be eight or ten years older than Herr Godschmd
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Aus IS dtd
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1853-05-25
NEW FIRM AND NEW STORE,

In ForeStciLLe, ". c.
TFNHE subscribers having bought the StoreHouse and
lot lately occupied by Owen and " Villains and en-
tered into partnership under the firm of
JONES & CRENSHAW.
for the purpose of conducting mercantile business,
beg leave respectfully to inform the public that they
receiving their
Spring and Summer Supply Of Goods;
bought with the utmost care by the senior partner and
upon the most favorable terms. We shall give per-
sonal attention the Store endeavoring please, and TO
cash and punctual customers will sell GOOD BAR
GAINS.
We solicit an examination of well selected Stock
(Which will regularly repenish and hope to merit
and share literally of public patronage Call and judge
for yourself and oblige,
WILLIE D. JONES,
VIM. Nj. CRENSHAW.
Fores:viIie, April |, 1858. 969-w4w
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5000 REWARD.
! PROCIlA M ALTON.

By lis ExcelLeacy, DAVID s. REID, GoDea7aor
Of the State Of North Carolina.
WHEREAS it has been represented to me that one
w RANSOM PoPE, late of the County of Chatham,
stands charged with the murder of Paris Pearce IN
said County and that the said Pope has edfrom justice
and probably escaped beyond the limits of this State
Vow therefore, to the end that the said Pope may
be arrested ard brought to trial for said offence, DO
hereby Issue this my Proclamation. offering reward OF
two hundred dollars for his apprehension and delivery
to the Sheriff Of Chatham County.
+ DESCRIPTION.
Ransom Pope is described Ne about thirty-hve
wears OF age weighs about $780, and presents athletic
appearance has light red hair fair complexion and grey
eyes slow spoken, and about five feet ten inches high
" >x2x>s y Given under my hand and attested with
SEAL ~ the treat Seal of the State of North Caro-
x $3.50 S lima, at the City of Raleigh, this 23rd ia
! OF April A. D., 1853
/ DAVID S. REID.
| By the Governor.
| SAMUEL F. ADAMS, jr., Private Secretary.
| April 25th, 1858. 969-WoW'
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ScientIfic and PractfcaI Works.


THNHE American Miller. and Millwright's Assistant,
n by William Carter Hughes editor of the American
Miller, New York, illustrated by drawings of the most
approved machinery, 12mo. The Turner's Companion,
containing instructions in coDcentrc elliptic, and
centric torn ing also, various plates OF chucks tools and
instruments, and directions for using the eccentric
ter drill vertical cutter and circular
and instructions for working them illustrated by num-
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tanning the elements of building surveying and arch
lecture, with practical rules and Instructions by A. C.
Smeaton, with ~ engrayngs, I2mo. edition Cab
met Maker and Uphosterers Companion by ]. Stokes
illustrated, new edition, 12mo Painter Guder, Var
nisher, and Glass Stainer's Companion, II mo. Dyer
and Colomaker;s Companion. Electrotype Manipua-
tons being the theory and plain instructions in the
of working metals by precipitating them from their
solutions, through the agency of galvanic voaic
electricity, by Charles v. Walker, Hon. Secretary
the London Electrical Society, etc illustrated by wood
cuts, from the 18th London edition. new edition. The
American Cotton Spinner and Managers and Carders'
Guide, practical treatise Cotton Spinning, giving
the dimensions and speed of machinery draught, and
twist calculations etc, with notices of improve
ments, together with rules and examples for making
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improvements in Mechanics and the Useful Arts, Ma
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tronomy, by John limbs Editor of The Arcana of Sci
and Art, l6mo 800 pages Elwood's Grain Tables,
showing the value OF d erent kinds of Grain, calcus
ted in Federal Money. of any quantity from one pound
to 10 900 bushels, II o..
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SAM'L NJ. WILSON. GEO. w. GRIcE.
WILSON 81 GRICE,
GENERAL COMMISSION & FORWARDING
MERCH ANTS,
No. IL, High Street and Perce's Wharf,
Portsmouth, Va.
GIVE their personal and prompt attention to the Sale
' and Forwarding of Produce and Merchandise
very description, and make liberal consignments.
REFERENCES.
Geo. w. Mordecai, Esq, Raleigh.
Messrs. w. H. & R. S. Tucker, Raleigh
King, Thomas & Barrow, Louisburg.
R. n. & D. G. Herndon, Oxford
Hon. Weldon N. Edwards, Warren County.
Col. S. S. Register, Granville.
Messrs. Jno. White & Co., Warrenton.>
g Montgomery & Plummer, do.
Col. Walter Gwynn, Chf Eng. Central Rail Road.
May 2, 1853. 4s-ly.