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e Great Observation-Disclosures suc-
cess More than sec Persons in rhs civ
OF R1cnMoEd aJGre testify To tine remark.
able crres performed by Carriers spanish
E2fxture.-Ihis great spring medicine ana puri.
fyer OF the bieod Is nY hundreds of srsteu
patients. VINO tesCiry daily TO It's remarkable cures
performed by the srestsst of all medicines. CAk-
TERS SPANISH MIXTURE. NeuraiKis. rheunsa-
t1s fero1uta eruotIons IN the sgin. liver disease
fevers ulcers old Sores OF the kidneys tis
eases OF the throat. emsie esiaplsints. pains and
aching OF the bones eEo joints speedily nut to
n1ght cy using this great and inestraahls remedy
For all diseases CT the blood and ss a sprinx and
summer medicine. nothing has yet bean fcrnd to
compare with IT, 1t eieanses the system of ell i'm
honeya, strengthens the Digestion gives tons TO the
stomach. makes the akin clear and healthy and re-
stores the contribution enee6led hy disssse or broken
down By excuses In youth, to its pristine vigsr and
strength.
Fer the ladies' 1t Il Esorarabiy better than Gil the
cosmetics ever USED few doses OF Carers Spanish
Mixture Will remove eli saiiowness of COMPLEXION
bring the roses msnting TO eneek give elasticity
to the rtep ana improve sne general health in re-
narkabe degree, beyond all tha medicines ever heard
Of
The large number of certificates of remarkable cures
performed on persons residing in city by the
use of Cartere Spanish Mixture the best evidence
tnat there IL no humbug about 1t. fhe press, nossl
keepers. magistrates Tsioals and puoEs men we'll
known TO the community ell sdd their testimony 70
the wonderful enssts OF this GREAT BLOOD PURI-
Eyer
Call and few out CT ths haAersda Of
around the bottle.
None genuine unless ai-zsd
BENNETT gEEEE. Hrescisss
no l25 knir street. Eialtaou
sSl6 % G.: ETusgiste IL this Sisy ana elsewhere,
Pr1ss 81 be. bottle. c. ak bottles for Is. asl
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wnicn occaaion tEere WIFI re -ess.-tt-K aae
Corion Parties The cotillon part es will come off
on every Friday dur ing the season, and not every
other Friday, stated in previous advertisement
10 26-4t
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II re,n, SALE 0F IT
~ ESTATE-In pursuance Of . 49, - ~
Sout. OF the city of Richmond, pronounced
On the 9th OF June. 1853, in the auit Of Robsr,
c ~nu =, assinss Richard F. Bradshaw. win pro
Sea % ser AZ p9ollc auction. on MONDAY. the stb
oey OF August, 1853, at O'Clock, P M on the NJ.
mises, certain Lot, piece parcel of land. jvins
ana beipg In the city Of Richmond froptinS q taa,
on the southern side of Baker street, de the same
from its intersection with St Peters sire, zee.
running BACK at right angles from said Baker street
iso feet (be the same more or ess) to an allev !,
oeing No as designated in plan and survev AZ,
to A. A. Hughes
Terms OF SALR-One.third cash, one third nj,
slzty days, and one-third at four months cresi,
from the day of SALE and the title retained until ,hs
whole purchase money is paid '-o
THOS. w. BOSWELL, s. c. R.
" So Commiasinner
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COMMISSIONER. SALE ofIMPRovi
By Alexander Mott g. Co.


TO ALL, AND WHOM 1T MAY CON-
l. CERN-The following list OF Packages will be
sold on Thursday, the 4th August. commencing
at 10 O'clock at Store, to pay charges incurred
by Messrs Adams L. Co.'S Express:
Trunk and Basket, Jos Fannin, Richmond, The
atricel Clothing, Books; Trunk, D Hessen, Drum.
mond Wyck, Richmond, Clothing, &c; Parcel
and iron Plate, J Edwards, Richmond, Bells;
l Parcel, MIR Grinhan, I, huslc; l Parcel, r
Gunnett, Richmond, Blankets, Clothing, &c; Par
Gel, Hon A Stevenson, Richmond, Foreign Books;
Parcel no mark, Surveyors Instruments; Par
eel no mark, Shoe for club foot; l Carpet Bag, no
mark, Clothing, &c; Parcel, Rev Jas Taylor,
Richmond, Books; Parcel Mrs Pool, Richmond,
shawl; / Bottle, Chas Harris, Montpelier, Va, Me
dicine; Box, Lowry, Liberty. va meoicine;
Parcel, N NJ Ronald, Blscksburg. Wing; Parcel,
John II SEA-, Lynchburg, Medicine; Vallce. r
Mann, Va. Clothing, Books, &c; l bag, hooK,
Wes:fall, Buchanan, Medicine; Crutcn,
Aj iVas A ALEX MOTT & co, Aucts.
COMMTs SALE OF REAL
" ESTATE IN THE CITY OF RiCHMoND.-
By virtue of a decree of the Circuit Court OF me
city Of Richmond, pronounced on the Ss1n o. s.ne'
1858, in the suit OF Combs Mann, administrator
shall, at the hour of 5o'clock Nj, on MONDAY,
the LIST day of August, l6f3 on the premises sen
at public auction 10 the highest bidder, for cash.
10, of Ground with small framed bunaing tneIe'
on, situated on French Garden Hin, on the north
ern extremity of 9th street. fronting ~ feei on said
JOHN NJ DAVIS,
iv % Special Commissioner.
MILL be solo al auction. al DUkcAs LODGE,
w ION the Deep Run Turnpike) on the SId Aa-
gust, commencing at o'clock, y. ,os o. Rouse.
bold and Kitchen Furnifures FARMING Ans-
IN. a.asn,ion of teachers 10 particularly desired
10 tas ssls ~ philosophical, Chemical and Astrono-
micai Apparatus. ~ a macrRNz1r
% EUTIFIKD WhisKnr-fo DOS reseiv'
| a. ~ s Ao1- WILLIAMS & BROTHER
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
BY james M TavIor
* BUILDING LOTS TN FUI.ro,

= BUILDING LOTS IN FULTON.
. ~ AT AU cTION viii he ana an w0nn.y'
ON august comm ,sciHg at 4 o'clock. M. upon
.ue premises, as Of about the mos. desirable Lots
IN tue town OF Fulton, fronting on the PRINCIPAL
Streets, and vel elevated for building purposes
Properly 10 Fulton Is improving In remarkable
degree, as recent sales indicate and nayson. dsir
ing % obtain lots in that very aouiishing town.
elmer Tor Investment with IN eye to future sd
vance In vslue, or for building purso should
sssI themselves OF This opportunity, 80 such sno-
IKhhs VIII be very liberal and will be made
known at the sale JsS NT.vrUp naoe
jy 29-dtds LIN,
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kLACAshitTti'S SHOP. sIxTUREs,
A &C, FUR ShLE.-A Blacksmith Snop, with Z
rorges and enOtaer nearly completed, together
with all the tools necessary to conduct IL; all of
which are nearly new and in good order Is offered
for Ssie. great bargain may be had upon eppli--
Gallon TO GEO SUMNER,
" 21--3t No &, Fifteenth street
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VAUZE MERIku UNDER SHIRTS
VI GAUGE Merino Under Shirts
Cotton do do
Cotton Shirts, with Linen Bosoms
Bleached AID Drown Jean Drawers
Linen do
susrenGerE Stocks. Craysts, Cloves, Linen
Collars, Combs, &c For ssle oy
ives C hAaTWELL d CO
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e NOTECE.-A. BCDEgER resuectfully
informs his friends ana the public Ia general that
ne has removed from No II TO No 10, immediately
opposite h1z old e:and, and that Of Mssars Van Lew
g. Taylor, where he mas opened with fresh and
enlarged Stock Of Druss, Medicines, Chemicals.
Paints Oils, Dye Stufs, Brushes, Fancy Articles,
&C; and as gree! care is oDseryeo in tha selection
OF his Stock, purchasers may rely upon obtaining
everything pure and flee frcn eduI.ergton, and at
as low and accommodating terIns as Ihey can be
bought anywhere IN the cisy.
Orders ana prescriptions carefully and neatly
put up, and particular Ggenson paid 70 skipping
and packing. A'BODEEEE.
my 26-M ia 10 hTain Stree.
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NTEW BOOKS IN PRksS.I1 " hAN
Y nOLPH viii publish on the 10Th OF August,
nr R Williams aud others, en- the Principles
of the Water Cure, with comments ana expana
,ions. bv j Timberlake, of Charlottesville
Edannd Rufin's Prize Essay on Agricultural
Edncation. ID e1Ition; and the second edition CT
iIucle Robin in his Cabin in Virginia, and Tom
,,i,bou, one In Boston. ~ 20
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A VALUABLE DISCOVERY - CHEMI
II CAL LIQUID SOLDER. Tor menoipg glass,
China stone marble, &c. Any article Joined with
tais cement VIII become perfectly firm and ready
Tor Use III five minutes Il will got dsfgurs or color
the article joined with il. For Gale by
PURCELL, LADD 4 Co, Druggists,
iv27 81 Main street..
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FOR NEW YORK VIA NORFOLK.
UNITED STATES MAIL LINE.
Leaves Every Friday Afternoon. ct 4
O,ciark.

By The Favorite Side-Wheel Ocean Steamship,
ANOkE.
REA the Z o c Z ., E Csvendy,
Seg. Commander, Will receive freight
&AaSxA Vs- day, (Thursday) at IL O'clock
H. and up to the hour OF l O'Clock
M, Friday. 29th instant
Passengers are requested to be on board before
the hour OF departure, 4 M.
eaTickets and Derths secured at our Office, South
side of basin.
Passage to New York. including mesls and fine state
room accommodations. ....-----.-.-.-..Si0 w
So arA90 p9s6dH6- 70 w
Passengers for Norfolk, will be charged the same
as by the River Boats. ,,,,r,oy
Nv 25-2t LUDLAm q wal ooN.
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a- FOR RENT, and possession can os had
LEE in few days the two new framed I nernents
on rankin street, just above the Exchange Hotel
and next door to the Bowling Saloon, suitable tor
Offices, confectionaries, fruit stores &c. Apply to
EDW'D EACEO,
iy 81 General AGENT and Collector.
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% EUTIFIkD w nisAnx-fo oois ressis'
!. ~ lns nom sW WILLIAMS & BROTHER
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- DR.. =. 9. Roses NervsHs and In
MIGRATING G ordiai.-Iu no instance has sceuse
contributed more to the comfort. health ana hap.
piness OF mankind, than by the constant discoveries
which are being made IN the vegetable Kingdom
The productions OF the earth abound not Ia minerals
alone of great value but they yield planis which
contain medicinal properties, requiring great OK
perierce in botsny and chemistry &c ascertain their
true use. After long OF siudy eEd prsctiee
in medicine and making many chemical tests of the
vegetable Kingdom, Dr. }. s. ROSE, of Philadelphia,
has Uncovered q property among its various pro-
ductions. waich completely oyercomes aRG suhdues
all nervous conditions of the system Els Ner-
VOWS Cordial may truly be considered one o. the
grande discoveries in the science CT medicine and
is believed 20 be equal &c any OF Or nozas oknsr
preparations. Those who Eavs uEed Is, ceY its
beneficial effects are smost miraculous IN reisving
the mind or body worn Down Dy fatigue, care,
labor or study. Price so ceats.
Sold by A Strecker. A Bodeker, J Wood,
Purcell, Laid & Co, Adie Il Grsy, Bennett Beers;
A DuvaI, E Duvai d Bro. VIM Laid, A Leslie,
S II Zachrisson, and by dealers generally through.
out the country and State jy Ii
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FAMILY NEDECKNE.-We AJAX particular
attention TO the subioined certificate OF Mr. w
Otey OF this city, who. In connection with hun.
dreos OF others, use Bakers Premium Birtsrs as
their family medicine, and VINO ke.s ae~e: src-a
It to fsil IN giving relief when taken az directed:
hr + BAEEa-Desr Sir. have ueed your Bit
ters In mg family for the last two or three years
It's equal, as family medicine ie without parallel
MY wife Is subject to pain liz the back and other
affections, but generally finds immediate relief by
toe use OF your Premium Eittcre. AND In nv own
case last tsll waE confined to ny bed for two or
three weeks with the Jauucice with a physician
regularly attending NE: after he had given ma So
grains ct sa1aas ana hg5d5l@ qa2sg fiff JaPs u tue
conclusion they would cure me- | sent my ser
vsn, in haste for bottle, ana IN less than three
days 1t cieansed n whole System of the most OBJ
stlnate Jaundce, and have been In perfect health
ever since l would recommend 1t 70 fsuciiiss gen.
orally as most useful and powerful medicine In
giving tone and strength to the whole systana.
By his request. j w UTEE.
Henr;co County, May GAN, 1853.
Price so cents ger bottle. Fer sale By
Msssrs Purcell, Ladd d Go; Bennett & EssEs,
puval, Adie & Gray, Chas Eillspeugh, snd Drug
glEta generally throughout the city. AEo, by Todd
d Christian, Petersburg; D Z Lyman. Lynehoerg;
Eae d. Toy, Norfolk; DR. Cemm, Williamsburg
E Orders addressed TO E BAKER, Risnraond.
Va, will receive PROMPT attention. iyl9
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pLUE LICK SULPHUR w n e K.
. ircm the Blue Lick springs, Kentucky.
suDpl.es of this highly esteemed water constantly
on hsnd.
Also. Saratoga Congress Spring. Water, received
direct PURCELL, LADD g. CO, '
iy27 Druggists, 90 Main street
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LETTER FROM HON. \. RENCIEER

The letter from the Hon. 4 Rcnchcr, which we
give below explains itself We regret that the state
of his health is such as to induce him to withdraw
his name from the list of those who spoken of
for Governor.
The Democracy boast of no trucr man than
Abram Rencher; is there Democrat in any
portion of the State who would make more personal
sacrifices for the advancement of the than he
would We sincerely hope that he may find himself
in a condition to give to the party in Chatham the
benefit of his abilities and influence on the stump in
the approaching campaign. platform Democrat
strict constructoniSt, and, in State affairs
dent advocate of the great principle of Free Suffrage
he cannot fail, with his superior powers as public
speaker, and his known devotion to party organiza
ton, to exert most important and sautary intu-
ence for the cause not only in Chatham but in other
portions of the State
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THE Markets


=; s 80, 1orno,, kATETTEvILLE Decg2s
been stored Some sales made 956 and f5eents
selling at IS go cts FLOOR over-receinfs
during the week have slightly fallen eff but the sunpy is
more than equal demand, and sales 1aakingat IS
RIO COFFEE has further advanced and ia worth 10 a..
with upward tendency - -
SPIRITS TURPESTINE is dull at IS to SIS CENTS nor aI
RAW do 1925 per bbI Ctlr0lfaiGa.
WILMINGTON Dec. "a
NAVAL SToREs-In TURPENTTNE we note sales yester-
day OF 426 bbs at 81 IS for yellow 81 for virgin and 50
10 9 ~ 10 for hard $50 lbs. This morning some 500
6bs on market for which above quotations have been Of
tered but not sold at The time of closing enqiffes
In SPIRITS TURPENTINE, hear cf about 400 bbls
having changed hands Yesterday private
fused Nothing done this morning; there are BUYERS So
cents but sellersSales Of 20 bbls TAR at 81 90 q
Dbl. ~ v
). LUMBER River-Two RATS sold on last THURSDAY at
ting, IS SO for wide boards SIs . NJ for
flooring boards.
HAY-Sonle 500 q 400 bales Northern make on market
unsold Heavy suppyio store and demand
TiMBER-Saes of RATS ct SIS So SO, SO q IS 25
q a. Journal
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~ We are indebted to Hon. T. L. Clingman and
Hon. Harry Hbbard for public documents

To AMERICAN PUBLIC Wrested second
time from the tiger grasp of the Austrian tyrant
my liberation mostly to the generous will of the
people of the Union, who awakening to the con-
seriousness of their providenal mission and destiny,
determined to protect those bound to their fate
by the voluntary oath of allegiance. To this gen.
will, which has inspired the acts of those en-
trusted with the executive power, and which found
its real manly expression in the heroic soul of Cap
tain Ingraham.
On touching again the shores of America, feel it
my first duty give feeble expression of that gra-
ttude which l cherish in the incrmost of my heart
toward all those who have taken active or SYM
pathisng part in that extraordinary case, on which
the American Eagle for the first time loosed its thun
derbolts for the protection of the weak, for human
and international right. Being only an accidental
cause of this international event. which have saved
me- my gratitude even the most ardent, can be only
of little value to the American people; but the hope
the admiration and sympathy of nations longing for
liberty, and, on the other hand, the confusion and
fear of presumptuous and wanton despots, is
ward noble in its sources lasting in its efficacy and
worthy of people of sovereigns.
Most respectfully,
MARTIN KOSSTA.
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LITERARY NOTICES.

= . ~ -
SALAD FOR THE SoLTTARY, Bysan Epieure Albeit
too much engrossed with busy cares to have many
solitary hours there moments when the mind is
unit for the severer studies of the day. and any book
winch requires continued, studious thought is a
WEAKNESS. Then to draw the curtains wheel the
arm chair before the blazing hearth and laying aside
all anxious thought, to pick up such volume as the
one before US is luxury indeed
We had formed no idea of the character of this
book from its NAME and still less when we turned to
the title page and the salad bowl and its accom-
paniments, with the following motto:
ooh herbaceous treat
T'woud tempt the diving anchorite to eat
Back to the world he'd turn his weary soul,
And plunge his fingers in the salad how'll"
SIDNEY SAITH
On examination we found it to be q salad for the
literary palate, combination of good things from
various authors well from the compiler himself
The first chapter on Dietetics is not only amusing
but contains many little curious items not familiar
to most readers; and so may say of the others,
especially the one curious costly books. The I'M
precedented popularity of this book may be Judged
by the fact stated in of the New York papers,
some months after publication, that it had gone
through edition erery sceeb since it was published
We had marked several extracts with which we
hoped to entertain readers but their multiplied
ty and variety puzzle to select so we refer them
to the book itself.
In the chapter entitled Citations from the Gene
teries there are many curious epitaphs given some
of very ancient date. The following "admonitory
voice from tomb in Hartford Church yard Norfolk"
will at least be peruscd with interest by the advo-
Gates of the Temperance cause:
"My grandfather lies buried here,
Ny cousin Jane, and two uncles dear,
Ny father persisted with Inflammation in his eyes
My sister dropped down dead in the MinOries:
But the reason why I'm here inferred according to my
thinking,
Is owing to my good living and hard drinking!
Therefore, good people, if you wish live long
Don't drink too much wine, brandy gin anything
strong.
There are some others we should like to copy but
refrain, presuming that all who love the curiosites
of literature will purchase this book.
We are indebted for this well as other favors
to obliging and gent!emanly bibliopolist, Mr.
Pomeroy, at whose book store may be procured the
newest publications we'll fine selection of
standard works
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MARRIED..

In this City the evening the 22nd inst by the Rev.
VIM L. Pel, Mr.. William B. Hutchings to Miss Ann Re-
becca Cubreh eldest of the Rev Daniel Culbreth
Thercs bliss beyond all that the minstrel told
When two, that are linked in heavenly tie
With hearts never changing and brow never cold,
Love through S ills, and love till they die.
One hour of passion sacred is worth,
Whole ages Of heartlesa and wandering bliss;
And oh! if there be an Elysian earth
1t is tls-It is this -
In Rockingham county, n. c.. Tuesday evening the
8oh nst BY the Rev Robert Shred Mr. james H. Lindsay
to Miss Melvina ID. Ratlife.
Register please copy.
In Jones county, the evening the 14th inst the
residence of Bryan b. Williams BY Dempsey Harper ESQ.,
Mr. William Pollock high Sheriff of Jones county TO Mrs
Oily Harper, all of Jones county.
Spirit of the Age and Newben Atlantic please copy
On the 18th December, by C. \. HARRISON Esq, Mr. Will
liam N. Raiford Miss Sally Jane Wilson, ghter of the
late Ishan Wison-all of Sampson County.
Shaw, Col j. G. McDgad, OF Baden to Miss Mary Amelia
n Cora ree OF Craven op fbrs er
William B. Wadswurh, Esqr, Mr.. Nathaniel II Street to
Mrs. Caharine Ernull daughter of William Simmons Esq
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PITTsBoRoUGH, Dec. 81, 1853.

To the Editor Of the STANDARD:
My name having been mentioned by the partiality
of friends, in connection with the approaching Gu
bcrnatoria election, silence on my part might seem
to imply an acquicscence, approval of it.
deem it proper therefore, to state that neither de-
sire the nomination, could accept even if ten
dered to me. However justly proud might be of
the high distinction feel that my health is too in
firm to justify me in assuming position where
might be tempted to overtask it. or where its failure
under an arduOus and heated campaign, might to some
extent jeopardize principles which are dear to me,
and to secure the triumph of which 1 am ready to
make any personal sacrifices
With great respect,
Your obedient servant,
RENCHER
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RANDOLPH MACON COLLEGE,

To-day close the Fall Session of this Institution
of the most prosperous that we have ever had.
Our students generally have demeaned themselves
with great propriety, and studied WELL especially our
Senior Glass; their high moral bearing and attention
to College duties have rendered our official and social
relations most crafty wing.
Our Spring Session will open the twelfth day of
January next.
& Mr. Q. H, p Corprew sshosWas lately appointed
tothe Chair of Natural Philosophy, viii then enter
upon hisduties This, together with arrangement
fera French Class, now in operation, completes our
Board of distraction and entities increased
share of public atronage.
WILLIAM "A. SMITH,
PresidcnfR, NJ. College.
December 10Th, 1853. -
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New York, Dec. IA, 1853.
Meetinn of iSoLZiers of 1912.

WASHINGTON, Dec %. A meeting of soldiers of
the war of 1912 was held at the City Hail. this
ming. Col. John S. Williams appointed Presi-
dent; Gen. McCalla and Capt De La Roche, Vice
Presidents, and James Lawrenson, Secretary. A
preamble and resolutions adopted appointing
committee of thirteen unite in general convention
with their brother soldiers in Philadelphia the 9Th
of January next. Patriotic addresses delivered
by the President, Gen. McCala, Messrs. Cochrane,
McNeir, De La Roche, 9. r. johnson, j. w. McCul-
lob and Others which were received with much en-
thusasm. NJ
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~ We requested to state that another, and
very large supply of Bibles and Testaments, en-
bracing great variety in the size, style of binding
&c &C., has been just received, for the Wake COun-
ty Bible Society and may be had, by those too poor
to pay, for nothingand by others, at rates aston
ishingly cheap. Some of them arc splendid copies,
and would answer very well q Christmas or New
Years present. They are kept at the Presbyterian
PARSONAGE
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GREAT RECEIPTS ON THE PLANK ROAD. Welearn5
from E. L. Ninslow, Esq, President of the F. & w.
Plank Road that the tolls actually received during
the month of November amounted to $2s3S4 Ii.
In November, 1852, the amount was s., COG 81; an
increase of nearly per cent For the first half of
the present month the receipts have been about
81, 750; whilst for the.whole month of December,
1862, the amount was $1,000 2o.-Fag. Ods0rreT.