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II the United States Court Tor the Eastern DIS.

1 the United States Court Tor the Eastern DIS.
IL tnei Of Virginia, at Norfolk February 18th IsIo
On the petition OF James Goodman David Jodon farmers Of
Nansemond County, Virginia,
John B. Benton.
IN reading the petition aforesaid ordered That there
OF be given TO the said John Benton personally by delivering HIM
COPY thereof II he be found within the District leaving
copy thereof at HE known usual place within this
tct Al least twenty day. before ne when
hearing VIII be had upon the said peuon
IN us Borough OF Norfolk within the said District And
aO that notice thereof be published newspapers according
to the ed and @Ih Rules Of Court persons interested
may appear at the said time and place and show any they
have why the said petition should granted
A eopy-Tese
6--vSw COyvDrpy 1r..L
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the uni'~i states Count Eastern D.1et Of y,,
At Norfolk eth February, l-i3 JAMES cox Of the tow ~
""'l-'t having filed -tinn praying he may be e,.J
hanNuli It y ordered that all persons Ginning 10 b. rr,,or. -
ue 'i James Coz show this Court on the ION a., -
March nett why the said James not be
fup pursuant 10 the of Congress that behalf a b -
ani Sith rule Count. e " ~ 81
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lCuRCE primo quality; Julrs Patent rc,, Candle I,,..
- sous Patent Ialow Candies; Sole Leather good and damaged
mh's'y hhds and larc Ditto Old barr,. choice Cornac
t'n"dN me and extra fine Teas. OF Rice wo,v,. -,
"ouni Faster Liverpool Sa, Ashions White Lead Can
1a eo' I.I+T Almonds Pepper Indigo Pstre Bar Iron,
Cofe" Rio and LaguayTa. For sale by "'
"a
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wISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY,

INHE Great Remedy for Consumption of the
Lungs Aseeons of Liver Asthma, Bronchitis Pain. OF
MsaA.s o, the Breast Lung Chronic Coughs reuy
image the Lungs and an affections Pulmonary Organs
NATURES OWN PRESCRIPTION.
compound hsisa'nc OF
WA merry BARK combined ENae OF TAR
w Sheniea pocs approved AMI Commended by the
Ole m'tcne discovered No guseke No deceptonli
sedts 10Th the goat necnc. no
e SrNe thosc who hboune under affection DO
",l,e more than justly Deserve Vet when look around
u VAST amount suffering ami
othe Diseases IN which this medicine
@ NC i'r that claims
mnch IN rs taNor Various remedies have been
pu INTO notce Tor the the diseases of hc Lungs
' m nbt been found useful but c al that have
usevNrrd u admitted by III who
"sr'e That none has proved successful n this SUCH indeed
are the surprising virtues
s " 'osunon amer all IN" most csccn'. remedies OF phy
sa> nave taued to effect change the of this medicine
been productive OF tn. ccC AMI actually
eur's aicT all hopes OF recovery teen dcsparri
In The termed
srSriio> originating from neglected COLDS has been
with unieNang success and hunsl Acknowledge they
the restoration II their medicine alone
In that form OF Consumption prevalent amongst delicate
females commonly termed debility, Gesr
complaint with which thousands lingering, has
ed highly successful possesses power check
ING the OF this but strengthen.
and inNgorates the efeetay than
Ne have possessed
Retcs m 4. eff
heaeiou. in Liver Complaints Asthma Bronchitis all atc
tons OF the Lungs and obstinate
after svety other remedy had taei a raeuarS
sec Dr. Wbs'ars ncause Consumption be had
rHy rNrR.oNpN,RY attending this tned
diseases % the Lungs many singular eurr.
hNs elected has y established efficacy having arcady
published eefheacs the highest suhouty
us beyond
exhibit hong lis, Of them this place only
few cases, 10 show what has done.
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%"N"S NMlLN Magazine j. monthly of Io paVe,,
- "ho~e olcet L. The publisher. collect copt,ps ami
sSnihsr the great uiss OF standard knowledge eon
tn'h IN works - numerous vuumnn a. Ia b. ,og,tb,
beyond the reach Of mankind general and thus colt mi -
pared N pae" by IT, cheapnes- ccuur, b
uc acquisition NJ alt u WILDE enbeshcd
engraving Illustrative Of many prominent event. Of
b4iea aud Religion History To entirely nee fnm s.ct,,,,n
. 70" year Subscriptions
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~ I Lai OgrAny per-pn subscribing himself or t,i,
ns new subscriber fnr and 81 So current
'+ nee Of d expense, shall copy Peudr.I dr
and copy Biography or Wonders OF d.
world iobs kept subject his order Adde'S. above 4, "a
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RDLASTER--l2OO casks Lubre Mills Ashton
and hnshans brands Clover 5ssdoO0 bushels prime quail
Hay 200 ones Northern Cement 800 bbls Hydraulic
Lmc5o bbL Tlonaston store for sae
BOYD EDMOND Il DAVENPORT
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NEW DRY GOODS, CHEAPER THAN EVER.
DECEMBER, 1919.

DECEMBER, l5I2
u II. JENKINS IS opening from auction
H. large addition 70 bis v,r eeo.vc sok q py Good and
10" prepared 10 en prces following
1000 piseSs caieoes all from 5 g. TO- 2i
comprising choice as.grl4er Of sfyF- guaIiss
1000 Blankets. o I'd. & Ci . 81. g.. and higher
100 pair bed Blankets 81. :. 5. and hi CHER
100 pieces whs AMI Flannel, Ia gOs IL Cd and Gn,r
Lnssys l2te L. zoe and 10 cd.
kerseys for J. D. c.
2OO pieces heavy 5ainsts @ Cd 3 and fnsr
Clobs Cashmere and vest,n-s great bargains
zoo balos Cotton OInabure. Nos / and 2
200 bales bacict unJssehsd brown szs from &C. to
the finest made.
1000 ID Mou'Ins 20 l. Cd. q Is o. and finer
Rich ll wool M1lsIE.. ff0u 1-to6
PAID S.Ik, Tor lIit-' diesel. no D.
5000 Jfs of thc style of srk. worn
I'yan' Velvet ier1.t Ribbon. and f1pcra
1000 LINEN Cambn- hisfs. g. and higher.
!r'u h1fsI.us 100 c1Fpefrt-. % - a. D. anf finer
Lambs Wool AMI MsruJ shirts anI drlwcrs
S-E- "'''- SHIRT C"'nfs su-isndsf, forming me hr
ger and mot extensive Dr loo ue CIV and
VII p" -od whol retail ,r cash. low pri
II=rItf.p
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AVA CoFEEE-wc have received a bags OF strictly
" Family JAWS CoI.epnee -! Common Coffee Al ~.
by the bag. CAL for bargains
CRF-TTrR
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- TILL on hand PAIR cheap
- verified few dayssnec. Those OF cheap pair
Boots will rarely opportunity supplying
j. good terms again J. l.. WATKINS & co.
r. Ru ms ate Tarle Ilnfel
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BULBOUS FLOWER ROOTS.

HANDSOME Of Bu5ous Hyaeln,hs Tulips
n Croeus sc S5-jusi TO band and Tor shle.
r2 SAMUEL E DOVE.
A SMALL LOT or PHILADELPHIA BUCK WHEAT 10 hsM
quarter aBd eighth Sanei Just received aud for
cash. WADE w. WOODBRIDGE
Ell i0orF hsnw the Rell
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BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS

ELrFraRy 2fru, 1919.
~ JENKINS would invite ffr attention ~ persons
~ rr hf'ysli. sr fresh Dfy Gtass 10
following 1'trts recently opened
IfsH Linens. iOu1 pieces Clisoea 90 prices from
?. ln tli cents. finer
toi Cs1iors vc,trg. Cotton Ozn7burgs Besesi
Brown sbngs g. p and fuef 90 widths brown
hearicd Shcsrg- yellow Nlrkecrs Umbrellas Silks fof Ladies
bro's' M0u.'ns Pocket nlndkofshe al kn Lace Rods
ever isscnsti0n &C. selling CASH Bargains
hr hafnt e2f ". ". JENKINS.
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4 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES rule. hell in the ,y,,,.
oSe OF The Circuit Superior Court and Chapee for
Inv county OF Ws.tnnrelan the Monday IN J,nuay isi1
e1 d. Reade William = Reade Robert r. Re.J. AMI Rehad
Douglas and France. A. wife, who va. Fanc.. Rad
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% 900 LBS. City Cured Bacon, for sale by
A.VDDO fo u JOHN y GORDON
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-14

sic struck up favorite waltz and the floor was soon
hled with beautiful ladies' and happy gentlemen,
who. inspired by the excitement, seemed almost 10
forget they were of the 4" earth, earthly"
In political lite every thing quiet, and all seem
10 De taking breath for the combat OF lS44, which
WIN no doubt equal that OF the last campaign.
man, formerly director in the Bank Of Cleveland,
was arrested some time since upon charge of en-
bezz'lng funds from the bank before it failed. He
seems helped himself most freely instead of des.
troying the bills: He was placed under bonds to the
amount of "a 900
II in the coming summer, when you leave the
turn in this direction, and pass through the chain of
lakes which bound the northern part of our county
you would be well repaid; for it is trip which com,
bines comfort and ease with that magnificent scene
~ IN which traveller so delights. shall note eve
ry thing worthy OF remark, and in my next give you
. an interesting chapter Truly, yours,
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dunn, and lodging in the ieshy part Of the left ven
trice of the heart He died instantly, utterng,
cording to the evidence OF the coachman, only
sigh Mercer immediately gave himself to the
authorities, and is now in Woodbury. jail. bail being
refused David Paul Brown and F. W. Hubbell,
Esqs, are Engaged as his counsel, and by their ad
vice, he refuses to answer any questions upon the
SUBJECT OF the attack, although upon other subjects
he is cheerful and even ocuar feeling that he would
act in similar manner if again called upon by like
circumstances. The community OF this side OF the
river, almost TO man. Justify the act; but IN Jer-
sey, where his trial will take place, the feeling Is
tar different and il is unfortunate it should have oc-
cured there. Some idea OF tie feeling in the
neghborhood OF Camden may be gathered from the
fact that, the ooroners jury which sal upon the body
Yesterday, found verdict of" malicious, wlltul and
deliberate murder against Singleton Mercer"
while have not been spoken to by one person IN
Philadelphia who did not justify The act The body
of Heberon was brought to the city yesterday after
noon, and it is thought will be buried privately.
That angelic little actress, the charming Miss
Aexina Fisher, has returned to the city, and is
gagged with Burton at the Walnut street. The way
the manager will pocket the cash next week, will
be caution to all sinners My sheet full, and l
subscribe myself, Yours, &c
PHU,ADEIpHIA
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Cleveland.


CLEVELAND, Feb. /, 1913
Matters and Things in Cleveland Politics-F asliom
DEAR BENNETT
have again taken in hand one of "Giou's"
acquainted with what is passing in this beautiful ci
ty. The weather for long time has been most de-
ghtu and sprinp-like and the lake, dsrobed of
is winter mantle, looks fresh and lovely. You have
doubtless heard often of our beautiful sunsets; but
no pen pencil do justice TO their magnlficence
and splendor, which belong alike to the eartn and
sky, and blend with mellow richness unknown in
other climes.
The course of lectures given before the Young
Mems Lyceum promise to he exceedingly popular
Hon. ]. w. Allen, ex-member of Congress, deliver.
ed, few evenings since, an interesting speech.
which was listened to by a numerous and highly
respectable audiences and other gentlemen, known
for their cloquence and learning, have offered to
lecture before the society. Ought we TO complain of
the times, If they cause people to turn their aten-
ton TO literary pursuits, and consequently the cult
walton of their minds?
attended last week ball given by our noble
firemen, and ] must say il most brilliant az
iar. Every thing passed off with much spirit, and
great good feeling The ladies' looked, as usual,
iovely-the music was most splendid, and the sup
ger did much honor to mine host" Of the Ameri-
can. Our fire companies are well drilled, fine ap-
elves brave and public spirited, when battling the
fiery elements; as well polite and afiable when
inder the influence of equally az dangerous eie-
ments-the charms Of lovely women
drop In last evening to another OF the wall1ing
parties, and must give the manager much creoit
Tor the grace and ease with which he has taught his
scholars 10 move through the may dance The mu-
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Philadelphia.
Correspondence Of the Herald
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. Is, 1913.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. Is, lS4S
The terrible retribution visited upon the head of
young Heberton, has excited a great feeling in
our community Both he and the perpetrator of the
act, Singleton Mercer, were OF highly respectable
and wealthy families, and many false rumors are in
circulation with regard TO the parties; but the facts
connected with this case, as far as have been able
to ascertain them, are briefly these, and they may
be depended upon as authentic Hutchinson He.
berton, was young man without any regular oc-
cupatlon, oil dlssipated turn of mind having the
reputation OF "rouE :" he met with the sister of
Mercer some time since, and Immediately resolved
on her destruction, at least he boosted that he
would ruin her. To effect this he invited her, during
the late snow, to sleigh ride, and driving into the
country, induced her to drink punch until she was
IN a condition in which he might effect his purpose
without resistance. Having accomplished this, he
brought her 10 house OF bad character in Pine,
near Twelfth street, where she remained several
days, her family being much alarmed al her ab
sence al the end of five days she returned to her
home, dsgraced and ruined, stating that she had
been induced 10 remain away long. by the reite-
rated promises of Heberon to marry her the bro
ther, Singleton, Immediately called upon Heberton,
and insisted upon his immediate marriage to his
sister. The proposal was treated with scern by the
now satiated seducer, and the brother then cbal
lenged MIN. Cowardly guilty, he refused to fight,
Qor no conscientious reasons could be pleaded by
man whose whole life was a violation OF
conscience) Upon receiving his refusal to
fight, the brother resolved TO adopt the only
course which conld wipe out the disgrace to the sis
ter and revenge the dreadful insult offered to his Ia
leaving the city by way of Camden with his lawyer
:. e. Vanoyke, Esq, provided for shooting expe-
diton, was, when within low water mark on the
Jersey side, while IN the carriage in which he re
NAMED during the passage of the boat across thu
rlverfcr the purpose OF concea'ment, shot by Mer-
Ger, with one Of Colts six barrel pistols four shots
nelng fired, and only one taking ehect--passing
through tnei lower lobe OF the left lung and perecar
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WEIGHS CIRcUs.-All who desire to enjoy an
evenings superior ENTERTAINMENT must not neglect
visiting this popular establishment. At no other
place of amusement in this city can the audience
witness the performances with greater degree Of
comfort and convenience, provided seats secured
In season. Mr. WEIGH has hit the right vein Of
puoiic sentiment, and is now pursuing a career
oil success hitherto unrvalled for brilliancy and
pecuniary reward
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CHATHAM THEATRE.-The new nlsv entitled III.
"Mlsers Daughter" was well received last nigh,
by very respectable audience 1t ia one Of the
best things produced this season, and if talented
stock company, embracing some Of the first favortes
of the day, can give effect to the productions Of An
author. this piece will have good run, and the
worthy manager amply rewarded for his liberal out
lay OF labor and expense in producing it in suitable
manner 1t will be repeated this evening, in con.
necton with other novelties.
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EARTHQUAKES AT SEA-The captain of the ship
Emma, at this port, from Bremen, experienced
three distinct vibrations on the 18th of January, at
10 Am. Each lasted about twenty seconds. Wea-
ther fine, sea calm, lat. IS, A, lon. S45
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CO The Indians at the American Museum, are at.
tracing the attention of every class of society. Well
they may. Chieains more renowned for prowess,
distinguished in position, personal qualities, never
visited metropolis Their dances and ceremonies
hib the poetry and sublimity of Indian life, and they
form only objects of the highest curiosity but the
most profound reflection See them wel-sudy them
earnestly and seats either at two o'clock
seveu go early.
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New WoRKs.-The Ladys World, edited BY
Mrs. Ann S. Stephens, and the farmers Encyclo-
pedis, have just been issued. One cannot write too
much for them They are for sale at the Herald Lii
terAry Depot.
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Herald Literary Depot.

All the literary publications of the day. issued
TERARY DEPOT of CHEAP LITERATURE. North
West corner of Fulton and Nassau streets. Cal see
and hny
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The HUDSON River is open for steamboat naviga-
ton TO Piermont.
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U. s. SUPREME CoIrRT. Feb lO.-No 80 Tho
mas D. Ellis, ct al. plaintiffs in error, vs. M D. Tay-
lors administrator. This cause was argued by Mr..
R Johnson for the plaintiffs in error, and by General
Jones Tor the defendant in error. Adjourned till to-
morrow morning, ii O'Clock.
FEB. III. w. Hamersley, Esq, of New York,
admitted attorneys and counseors of this Court
No. 81. ]. S. Bowman, ct al. appellants, vs. A..
Wather and the city Of Jacksonville. The argu-
ment of this cause was commenced by Mr.. Crtten-
De,Iien and Lesare for the appeees. Adjourned
till Monday IL O'Clock A. M.
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BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.

DEcEAsE OF COMMODORE HuLL-We regret to be
called upon note the decease of this distinguished
officer, which took place alter short illness, at
hls residence in this city, at an early hour this
morning. The name and tame of Hull are alike ia:
miliar and dear to his countrymen. On the long rou
OF our naval heroes Is inscribed no brighter name
he first taught the world that the arrogant title Of
Mistress OF the Seas" assumed by Great Britain,
was WI but an empty name when she encountered the
Yankee seamen with any thing approaching TO an
even force His victory over the Guerrero impart-
"a confidence much needed at the time, by the
disastrous issue of our land affairs. In England,
when the strange rumor reached them, tina: one OF
their best ships, commanded by one of their best
and 6ravest," and manned by picked crew, had
struck 70 a smaller force OF the despsed Yankees,
incredullty prevented belief Soon, however, rumor
Hull and the Constitution" created spirit of emu
laton In our little navy, which soon rendered it the
PRIDE and boast of its country. The gallant
trioc services survives in the hearts and memories
ofhis admiring country.-Philad. GAG Feb l3.
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THE BROADWAY COTTAGE RUFFAN.-We believe
It is fact that Dngle who convicted of the hor.
rlbe outrage at the Broadway Cottage, has not yet
made his escape from the Tonbs, where he still re-
mains Why has he not been sent 10 the State pri-
son before this
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New NOVEL" Francis of Valos, or the Curse of
st. Valliar"-a thrilling tale of the middle ages, by
the accomplished author of "Maran de Lorme."
has Just been published and is for sale at the Herald
Literary Depot-prce l2A cents. This is decidedly
of the most interesting novels of the day 1t is
full Of the most stirring Incidents and the power and
effect with which the story is managed are remark
ably striking. 1t is founded on one of the drames o.
Victor Hugo, entitled lie Roi d'Amuse," which
was produced in 1882, at the Theatre Francals and
suppressed by ministerial order.
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The remedy 20 be found only at II Maiden lane

90 MIR. MOONEY DELIVERS HIS TWELFTH
Lecture on Ireland at the Concert Hail. 400 Broadway
this evening, Feb i4h-princpal topic the Progress of
tory ofthe monastic institutions of Europe.
Mr. Cartwright and other gentlemen will at the
clusion sing several Irish meodes-amongst which
Cushlsmachrce," Gramachree my Erin dear" Sc sc.
Mr. Melville presides at the piano Admission, one
shilling.
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TT A friend has sent US the following aoIi'
80, s..n,,s to the Wo-king1nen's Song pup
;sbed some time since in this paper:
UNION LyRlcs.-No. 8.
TIE Ta.s will man their gallant sh;pa'
And fling the canvass free,
Agar, unfu,l the {" Bunting STRIPS"
And CHEEKY pat to sea. ;,
They Ill heave, and weigh. and stow ai'1 1'A'
And sing and hoist away, ;o,
They ii hoist, and hoist, ana ho's'' anu ''0'
And hoist in Henry Clay.
The Carmen long TO see the ioaos
or merchandise arHve'
70, then the wharves, and s:rea.s aaa roaes'
VIII be u busy hive
They IL back, and pack, and pile ana lasn'
And drive and cart away;
And cart. and cart, and cart, and cart,
And carry IN Henry Clay
The Press foretels brighter day
To cheer the Printers breast;
Tbey we turned the world the other way
There g Sunrise in the West
They III set, and impose, and correct and revise
And print, and publish away;
They III publish, and publish, and publish ana
The name of Henry Clay. lpuollSi'
The Ladies-bless the lovely band
Our country's JOY and PRIDE
They 90 for Harry hand in hand
Maid, matron, belle, and BRIDE
To gain Protection for themselves;
They IL marry and marry away,
And tell their lovers, and husbands, and sons
To vote for Henry Clay.
The rich, the poor, the bowed, the free,
Though all our noble land,
To bring the nations jubilee
Will lend helping hand.
They II pull together all as one,
And about and work away,
Together, together, together, together
HuSza for Henry Clay'
Ner.Y York, Nopember, ls43 ~
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no IRON MASTERS.-For sale, Mill Sites
in the immediate neishbohood Of Bitumlnous Coal and
~ iron 4d eT water Where such cos and found together
nra bv anas and Railway For Pamphlets descriptive Of
PROPERTY farther apF 10 A5fMoa ol
- rho 90 Merchants Exchange, Newly ork
bsT NAV be seen specimens of the coal and ors; also maps
ana n,0 VI VIC W r. CASEY. Civil Engineer.
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1IJr ,,d.rs;oned civil. ENGINEERS. will

THE undersigned, CIVIL ENGINEERS, will
rake Esass and spoEsi for R s
Bridges Of every description. with plans and specifications
and when required. will superntend their execution.
key vii and compute oubica quantities of earth
., -ock estimats the OF removing the they VIII
and and report the best mode Of rendering water
oov,r available and OF opening Tnes and quarres lny
ty make drawings and specifications Of improvements ~
achines snd aid IN procuring letters PATENT h
OF Thomas P Jones have been secured Tor any
BUSINESS requiring personal attendance at WashinFton hsT
Iii agents Tor the sale OF Letters Patent Also, OF Mills
Mines Quarries, Machinery sc.
d5-ess either OF The undersigned at go Merkhants EI
-. Nv YORK EDWIN +. JOHNSON,
chs ins-n. WILLIAM r. CASEY.
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FIRE ENGINEs. HOSE AND PUMPS.

FIRE ENGINES, HOSE AND PUMPS.
II |. FARNAM, at PAT Water-st. manufactures
D.Fire Engines szs for cities villages factories
in Engines Fire Hooks Fire Bucket, and Fire Caps
Hemp Hose Leather Hose, Of size required; Suction
Iii aud Force Pumps to lift and force any distance,
from 10 70 500 gallons minute.
Wind Mills Horse Powers, Water Wheels, &c Tor WORKING
SHIP and Steamboat Pumps for filling boilers Sc and for
a;rFumps vacuum or condensation any required SIC
Lead aud Iron Pipe Brass Cocks, Ornamental Fountains &c
n BThe Pumps of his manufacture are double acton OF
rra, strength and very SIMPLE their construction being
particularly well calculated for the Southern and West India
markets. Sit SIN