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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-30

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East M.oHns. Nov a-sd Ann, Miles. Cold Spring. III.
geoTecty reported sid 7th for NYork ed Example Kelar,
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Achssh p bSuTSss and Increase Erickson, NYoTt
N "s w.aa "s Tcs rs Mso
Decker smith; Economy Steelman and Danl Baker Baker
sAvAssAH, Nov 25-Cld Talleyrand, Know!ton. Phisde
Ria Phlura Doane do ESQ pored Thos Hart, Bartlett
MOBILE. Noy 20Ar Baltic Allen. Providence; Uncle SAM
Harding and Faith Johnson, Havana; st Denys, Bernard
Newport Exchange Wilcox Hartiord Sinus, Morse Port
land Zephyr, Morse Boston, Vim McCiinsey and Congress-
S%%i, ,i. NYos CD Treaty Bernard phladelGhia Ar9
Zones Portland; Jubilee, Atwood Essex CID Augusta Post
NEw ORLEANS Nov l9--Arr Shaw. Lov EFT; Tacus Chez
YER and James Perkins, Hail. Boston, Margaret Forbes Pres
cots Russell Glover Howes; John Mnum Stark and keI
va Harvey NYork Glasgow Lambert and Hagrave. Bailey
dom Zaida, Cunningham, Havana; Rochelle Brown, Brss
GeoTgana White; Edward. James and Monroe 9ichrst st
WdsE ThoTss,oa gnion Mitchell Turks Island Alaba%a
Swataa, Davis; Medfod, Wilbur, and Huntsville. Cornell
Liverpool; Alabama, Bunker NYok; T Sabate, Havana
Marinello, Dewey, Matamoras.
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AUCTION SALES.
THOMAS BELL. Auctloneer.
(Sfsre No. 30 finn sirset.)
FRIDAY,


At 1917 O'Clock in the sales room.
Extensive Sale of Dry Goods Cl0hrg Groceries, Hard
ware, Jrwey, Fancy and Pledged Goods "" compr,sing
usln calico engt silks DO LINES, velyets nNnneli
Also London aud French super brond and beaver cothsca
siTnefes, yestings, SHIRTS drawers, Ne.
n lso aquaatity Of raby made clothing.
Also stock Of groceries, segas some choice teas ana 81
gas, &c.
Also variety Of ewerv, watches, gun. SC by order Of
aptwnbroker.
Also 90 packages choice put up for family chests
pouchorg do PAYERS few demohns choice wine, brandy
gin, rum and whiskey &c.
Also, splendid gold watthHs London gun, sc.
49, AT II O'Clock, ia the sales room,
To Booksellers aud others-8U0 beautiful aud amusing
cards puzzles forming agreeable evening
SATURDAY,
AT l01a o'clock IN the sales room,
Extensive Sale Of Choice Furniture Piano Forte Paintings,
Sc-Wl BE sold large lot of second hand and funi
the sole viii commence tbs lower and be
ned up Stairs aud viii consist Of elegant and PLAN chairs
sdeboards, bureaus looking glasses beds bed
bed room furniture, Kitchen UTENSILS stoves, &c.
Also, superb piano iores number of splendid paintings
B-Every facility will be afforded for the disposal of
business like Sales will be regular and
THOMAS BELL, No. Is Ann st
GALE OF FASHION, BILE CLOTH Nc This Day, at
- 10 o'clock, at 10 ourandt street. will be sold large
of fashionable Clothing from Broadway.
Sacks and Overcoats pilot clsh Dress aud Froc Cots
II aud French elastic Pants PLAID merino cashmere
silk Vests, cloth Cloaks remnants Cloths,
Fapes ready made Linen ladies' Cloak &c with variery
Of other esrable se"sopabe Garments al OF WHICH male
in the best style the greater portion having been made expressly
order This best lot Of Clothing offered this
D3Olitsr VIM. MCCORMICK, Auctioneer.
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Died,

On Tuesday morning, Nov 2sth, MARY THOMAS, infant
daughter of John 7. Smith.
Her father and his brotherinaw George Lynch re-
quested to attend her funeral at the residence George
X. Bond, 81 Orchard street at o'clock, A. M.
On Tuesday evening, Nov 10, DENIsoN H., son of Mr.
VIM. M. Brownson, aged year and months.
The funeral will take place this Thursday afternoon
at o'clock, from l6 Vandewater street.
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FIOUf dTTTttd UTs7f-
Tolls TO Nor. 22. bany 10 Nop. ~. L0ckag.
$2,Oll,52a bills l.662,935 26,HI
2O67 500 2,l59,99l 20 O59


This shows falling of in the quantity of merchandise
going west for the receipts from the have been u-
usually large In the article Of flour alone the arrivals
at ALBANY about five hundred thousand bar
rels than in 1884, The quantity OF merchandise
shipped for the west during the season about closing
must have fallen short of the amount forwarded in 1871
large per cents but the bulk of shipments then was the
property OF emigrants from the east such as furniture
rmng utensils, &C. The bulk ofthe shipments this year
has been the purchases Of western merchants and is the
commencement the return Of trade that will by another
season. cause quantity of merchandise westward
from this part of the country that will draw all the
wealth. oil the west to pay for The ability the farmer
supply himself and family with the uxuries of life de-
ponds on the proceeds of his crops prices high and
harvcsts abundant his hand opens, and the of his
household are supplied The of producers spend
fast as they earn They, however cut their garments
cording to their CLOTH They calculate their crops
they fail well they increase good; they govern them
selves accordingly The consequence is that the oun
tain head the first great of prosperity in this
try is the condition of the agricultural classes. The
whole Union depends their success and good bad
all affected byit The contraction expansion of the
currency the second cause but with abundant supplies
condition of the currency keep up prices, with
short supplies, keep them down. The agricultural har
vests rule the world.
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MARITIME HERALD.
Packets to Arrive
ship Masters and Agents.

We shall esteem favor, II Captains OF Vessels will give
Por Of he shipping LEFT the fOr whence they sailed the
Vessels Spoken their Passage, List Of their Cargo,
any Foreign Newspapers News they may have. He will
board them Immediately their arrival Agents and Cor
respondents home abroad, will also confer favor by
sending this Office all the Marine intelligence they
obtain Nautical Information Of kind will be thankfully
received.
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THE BEST SOAP IN THE WORLD.
ROBERTS IMPROVED
RROWN GOAD

THE Subscriber has now hesitation after the enco-
NUNS he has rsceived in Offering this Soap the public as
me best article OF Brown Soap and respect
fully socits the attention Of IA Miles and dealers. Testimonials
the highest spectablity, certifying its superiority can be
given.
For sale by Of the Grocsrs throughout this city and
mic 2wiseod re TRUMAN ROBERTS
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The weather very cold at Albany last Monday and
Tuesday night is more than probable that the canals
will bemuch obstructed with ice if not closed at
Though there is merchandise going up flour still con-
tinues to come down. On Saturday I33O7 barrels
entered at the Albany ohfce-on Monday about 1900
barrels. 1t will be that the quantity of flour arrived
last week was enormous, exceeding that of any third
weekiinNovember since 1885 The total receipts of -four
including wheat will probably in the aggregate
to 100000 barrels for the whole season.
REAL EsTATE-Sales at the Merchants Exchange Nov
Goth, by Anthony J. Blocker & Co.
Vacant lot Broadway the easterly side the
s. +. corner of Thirteenth street. % by 95 feet
Vacant lot on Broadway adjoining, 25 by 95. 100
Nine years lease Of lot of ground No. l04 Fulton
street William street at a ground rent of
5000 per annum, lot 81 by 9s feet inches. -. $500
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Ny-PART 1.-THE COMPLETE WORKS OF WILL
LIAM SHAKESPEARE, with forty splendid illustrations
Also with Dr. Johnson's Preface Glossary and an
count of each play; and Memoir of the Authors by the
Rev. William Harness. NJ. A. With a splendid Portrait
from the Chandos Picture.
Part contains three illustrations and each succeed
ing number will contain two splendid illustrations To
be completed in twenty parts each containing pages
letterpress with the accompanying illustrations; and a
part to be published the LIST and 10Th of each month";
Price, 20 cents per number For SALE Wholesale and re-
tail, by BURGESS & STRTNGER
222 Broadway, corner Of Ann street.
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0I}- TO COPPER PLATE PRINTERS.-Wanted,
second hand press; apply at 81 Courtlandt street

I1y- RECORDS PARTISAN ALTERNATIVE MIX.
TURE, for the radical of primary secondary
syphilis This powerful Alternative is guaranteed to
every trace ofvenerea poison from the system by
strengthening the constitution and purifying the blood
All persons suspecng venerea faint remaining in their
system, should this mixture without delay Sold in
single bottles, 81 each in containing half dozen,
S. carefully packed and sent to all parts Of the Union
$. RICHARDSON Agent,
Office and Consulting Rooms of the College Of Medicine
and Pharmacy 81 Nassau street.
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To PRINTERS

TO PRINTERS.
Tor SALE.--Tws founts Of Type Minon and Nonpuel
which have been used the New York Herald. Apply
at this ofhcs
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KYON's INDEPENDENT AMERICAN
CIRCUS.
BOWERY AMPHlTHEATRE

u... Doses % cents; Pit l21a cents.
THIS EVENING, November 30--1he performances will
,rr f1mT 1,fafs Wi,h Grand Entee EMITTED
After which Eeus Of Hos-nanship Posuring Tumbug
Suli Vaung Leapng, S)merseting sc.
Feats Of Strength, by Mr. Garfield the American
Mr. Whitock the Ethiopian Banjo Payer aud Melodist.
To conclude with
ST. GEORGE AND THE DRAGON
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New York Public Stock Exchange.
State Of Trade.

AsHEsPots very dull at 81 62!. Pearls, SIS l2S. The
stock in this market is very large for the season
CoTroN.-The sales in this market reached about 800
bales yesterday; prices very firm. Purchasers waiting
the arrival of the next steamers in the hopes prices will
give way little.
wHrsKEr.-Drudge dull at 800 barrels in fair demand
at 24I&.
SUGAR.-Ths article il rather quiet. We quote New
Orleans at 6D6A& Porto Rico 7lD7Ie Havana brown,
7GD7l The sales are confined merely to the trade.
CorrEESales have been quite large lately. but prices
are not firm, rather tending downwards. We quote Bra
zil 6sG7f; Laguayra, 7lO7s$; St Domingo 5l055e SUI
Ratra, 7q The sales were principally Brazil.
Observation-Disclosures sales of yellow at 29t.
HAy.-The market is pretty well supplied. fair de-
mand exists, with receipts to keep up the stock. We
quote 42G045t for good qualities.
ToB.cco.There is very little doing at private sales
Manufactured is very inactive The stock of Kentucky
leaf is large and increasing without sales
FIsH-A fair demand exists for dry Cod quote sales
at - 62 Mackerel rather active sales of No at SIC
25; No. 2, So 25; No. 3, So 25
Oms.In this market whale is dull at 400. In New Bed
ford last week @ $50 gallons of sperm sold at 7sd
79f; parcel of extra head at 500; and $50 bbls right
whale at 9SD40 all cash. Imported at Fahaven in the
same time l400 bbs whale and 400 bbls sperm oil
WHALEBoNE.-We have sales. Market firm at 500
There imported into Fairhaven last week 900 lbs
BREApsTuFFs.-There has been no change in flour. In
Rye there has been another decline There is fair de-
mand for Flour, but grain is somewhat inactive We an.
10 n @kaksA,.
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TERMS REDUCED.
VNHE FIRST PREMIUM awarded three consecutive years
for the best specimens OF Ofha nd Penmanshp exhiD tied
al the great Fs Of the American Institute.
GOLDSMITH'S CHlROGkAPtilC INSTITUTE. for
the instruction Of
PENMANSEIIP
and Book Keeping, 1879 Broadway opposite John
open during the day aud evening" for the reception Of
pills and visters,
The gentlemen acquire bold free and expeditions style OF
Mercantile Penmansp from To twenty lessons OF one
hour each.
The ladies taught Epstolary hand, beautiful
complishmsnt 10 the
BOOKKEEPING.
The system of instruction pursued his Academy in this
important study derived ted work, but
the result OF thorough practical knowledge Of the ssbect
The being arranged render familiar the
dent department Of mercantile business WHICH GER
TAINLY CANNOT BE ACQUIRED BY SIMPLY BA-
LANClNG ONE SET OF BOOKS.
Terms for full of instruction reduced dours
including blank books aud stationery.
Mercantile aud Epsolary Fenmanshp FIVE doers including
stationery, payable at the commencement.
Ladies Wnng Class meets daily at II o'clock.
Gentlemen d,rpg the day and evening" at such hours
best suit their convenience
separa parlors for pr vate instruction.
For sale the Academy-A superior article of Metallic
Pens. n29 1msec
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Iens nz9 lm"ec
GENTLEMEN'S OUTFIT TING GOODS
JOHN M. DAVIES 81 JONES,
lO6 WILLIAM STREET, CORNER OF JOHN,
received per late arrivals and now have in s.ere full
:sa ss Il s:S I:n:n Nm "a vi.
'e' Winter eIoy sss''
Pocket Iff HsnSLe aeSRss1 &c.
Under Garments Of every variety oil Englishand American
M i.s%Ss Woo, Shirt: "a and DraI de-
s s ss%:s i N$s' e e g
f fS Ia.s I % Ribbed s IN g (, e
W, With great v RssyyS Of , Obe styles. to order
sss,is.yl ss Stocks.
and every other sI; $Ar s Quitting goods.
Our assortment comprises every style now in use gentle
yonh and children at greatly reduced prices o26 2m
DRAB yELyETs! DRAB ,VELvETs Persons in
with seys % 's
a and ls Tho Yo 9Ss . SRSs
MUM straw Hat Mandatory 90 Bowery, between Hester
DAMAGED GOODS, saved fiom the sheieId-.The un;:
sTssasd has rsseyca from auction number Of eases
LANES, Toilet Gqve spool Irish Linens needle work
n aSsaT AND n'e Jb WAIsTELL 70 Hudson stree.
saE5o H9Ss s q Fns .nd
s % the is Yak p bea
and well at al tine. With the Ie; the mar I.
s ss w siGl' at very 10" prices 'a nss
PRIVATE BOARDING.
GENTLEMEN with their wives, or single gentlemen can
board at rs Lispenard street n29 3t.m
BoAxD AT % CHAMBERS STREET.
modateS with board and pleasant with nes
sched TENS observation-disclosures required. nl7eod 2wr
! MARRIED OR SINGLE GENTLEMEN, DESTROYS of a
modaed in private family with excellent board and good SPA
'ss :s sG'%' ss"f
ssy %. Wishing ss from s s East as S
T pSdd p:or. can and be w
lazy Gel: @ s'ey's ssgn .SS5
s T no b SPACED % 1a ea
S fsPs5 sf'' who may honor esi ns
4 si 70 : a!s @ G ::
os and Of very and the
y; Every n hing ssfa s'as
s Tor the DID, country For i1e
T'HE SUBSCRIBERS have just received from Germany
Fl S CHIT essd BA
afys os a.e
NopokSU
gSns alteration whatever by change q
ss 81 ' %Se are %sT be Sh SG1
FITS, CATERS. APRONS. MILITARY MILITARY TENTS,
HSsE A;o hAE AID BoSNET t ttSi ts With
ilOSE AND StLONfS Tor those AFFLICTED with govt and
rhenmatsm; AIR CUSHIONS, PILLOWS, MATTRES-
SIS &c Amopg the they have article prepared for
WAGON COVERS, for the USE. OF RAILROADS. and
20 all kinds Of vehicles and boats, Also for BAL
LOOMS and for BAGS which may watery,
oily fluids without chance Of leakage They have also
Of this manufacture excellent article Of SAIL CLOTH,
which will the Of air. will last longer be lighter
than orpary sail cloth and require les, number Of hands
manage them. In the manufacture Of UMBRELLAS this
article supercee other material Indeed the usual
application Of the ANHYDRINE be almost unlimited.
II not be omitted that this article is admirably
adapted cover for feather beds the per,pirtion from
diseased healthy and
feathers will under its be prevented from penetrating and
cannot extend beyond the exterior Of the tick.
PFE1FEk " WlSSNAFN,
nl3 lmsec % South William street.
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09-CONsTITUTIONAL DEBILITY CURED.-The
Tonic Mixture prepared by the College of Medicine and
Pharmacy ofthe city of New York confidently re
commended and prescribed by the first medical practition
the city for all cases of debility produced either by
constitution. It is invaluable remedy for impotence
sterty baroness unless depending maformation)
and will be found highly beneficial in all complaints arising
from debitated state of the constitution.
Sold in single bottles 81 each in of half dozen $751;
carefully packed and sent to all parts OF the Union.
Office and Consulting Rooms Of the College, 81 Nassau
street. W. s. RICHARDSON, Agent.
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fJET UFNEw YORK, NOVEMBER 30

SUN RISES ......... ~ 81 MOON SETS. ........
,uN sErs... .......4 % HIGH wArrR
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The Erie Canal is still in navigabe order, but the
so far advanced that may look for its closing
daily The business TALL the canals in the State for the
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NEW INVENTED Oeaginous Compound.-For render.
" ING boots shoes perfectly water prooto be obtained
the subscriber his old established Leather and Findings
store No Ann Price l2h cents box To sports
men aud Others who would the advantage of
dis compound is confidently recommended.
M II. BROWN
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>- PHILADELPHIA EMPRESS

~- PHILADELPHIA EXPRESs---Messrs.
AlA HAkNDEN 4 co. ia connection with their
Mf Boston aud Providence Lines of Express and Eu-
KS--ropea Agencies two Daily Lines of Express
Philadelphia connecting with Bamor- and Washington
and al, the important lines the South and West.
Particular will be raid the and de-
livery small valuable parcels with the regularity
and despatch
Cases large parcels Sc despatched daily before p NJ
Small parcels received unn past O'Clock r. NJ deliver
ed early in Philadelphia morning.
Il u.
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GOAL coal !1As cheap the cheate and good
" the BEST OF Peach Orchard red ash the Workngmans
coal Yard Of Christopher and Greenwich streets
weighed by city weigher and delivered Of the CT
~ free Of carriage
n2s 2wsr EDWARD LEwELYN.
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N3- HAYS LINlMENT AND Inns BALM OF
China warranted to any of the Piles the
money shall be refunded TO be had only No. 81 Court
.Iandt street,
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REMOVAL.
THE FRINGE AND WORSTED STORE OF ID. NJ
l. PEYSER co. has been removed No. 80 John street
opposite the former tand Of 40 William n26
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PEALE'S NEW YORK MUSEUM,
AND PICTURE GALLERY.
(Broadtp0Y, opp0stte the CTR Hal.l

ASSEMBLY ROOM,
SHAksPEaA,EnEyy HnTELi corner William and Duane
and central Ball Room having undergone many important i'm
for ths accommodation of Military Civic Society
other Balls TIE altsaon and additions effected during
few months der the above equal
for elegance ans eomioraud in order sustain respectable
y the proprieto have determined and pledge themselves
with aes for its occupation but those of undoub
ed reputation ana character mo- eodissr
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Skx FOR NEW ORLEANS-Louisiana and New
bkXA York Line-Postvely First Regular Packet-To
freight tll H. sail This Day aoth inst
will ne pos isI sail as sboye her regular day. 'ap
For freight passage having handsome furnished
daon apply board Orleans wharf foot of Wall street,
f.. X. COI.LINS&CO Sc South
Shippers ill please send their bills of adng this
Shippers by this line may rely upon having ter goods
rectly measured -
promptly forward all goods to their address.
The packet barque Genesee Capt Maott will succeed the
Louisville, and 10th Dec. her regular day
n NEW STYLE OF CHILDREN'S VELVET CAPS
IThe subscriber has large and beautiful assortment Of
will sell cheap any other establishment this city
which may be found genemsns CLOTH velvet,
ofmoe skin, silk and fur hats of beautiful nish for sale
low
Fancy Fu-Also constantly hand, large Of
Mufs and Fur Trimmings for sale at very low prices
~ B1he Caps of the subscriber took the the
late Fair of the American Institute
WIN. BROWN,
mao lmAr l26 Chatham st, opposite Roosevelt.
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Blythe PRESIDENT OF THE U, STATES.
TN pursuance af law, J. JoBs TYLER, President of
i The United States of -,erica, do hereby declare
and make known, that public sales will be held at the
land offices al HUNTSVILLE and LEBANON,
(,.te MsIdsve) in the State of Alabama, at the pc
riods hereinafter designated for the disposal of The
ands within the limits of that State, coded by the
Cherokee Indians, bv the treaty concluded on the
29th of December, 1885, via
AT the Land Office at HUNTSVlLLt, com
mencng Monday the twenty -thlrd day of Janu.
ary next for the disposal Of the public lands within
the limits of the aforementioned townships and ffoc-
tiooal townships, TO wit:
South ofde base line, and Wed5 the Hunisriue meri-
dian.
Fractional township eight, of range one
South Qfhe base line, and East Of The Huntsville mer
Fractional townships siI, seven, eight, nine and
ten, OF range one.
Fractional townships six and seven, township eight,
and fractional townships nine and ten of range two
NorE The Southern part of township eight, OF
range one east is within The limits of the old Chero-
kee session, and has not heretofore been offered at
pubic sale. -
Al the Land Office at LEBANON, commencing
on Monday, the sixteenth day ef January next, Tor
the dsposal of the public lands within the limits OF
the aforementioned townships and fractional town
ships, to wit
South Of the base line and Eas Of the Huntsville meri.
dian.
Fractional townships seven, eight and nine, OF
range three.
fractional townships six, seven, eight and nine, of
range tour
Fractional township. Eve and SIX, townships seven
and eight and fractional tow nshps nine, ten, eleven,
and twelve, of range five.
fractional townships four and five, and townships
six to eleven, inclusive, and fractional tow nship
twelve, ofrsnge six.
Fractional townships three and four and townships
Goo. Gle
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P.rssr ory,cr, 10th August, 1912.

Patent Owner, 10th August 1912
ON the petition of James Wood, Of Rocklsnd
" county, New York, dated the 9th day Of July
lS42, praying for the extension Of patent granted
TO him for an Improvement in the mode Of making
brick tile and other clay ware for seven years from
the expiration Of said patent, which takes place on
the ID day Of March, Is43,
1t is ordered that the said petition he heard a, the
Patent Office on the first Monday IN November next
at ~ O'Clock, NJ; and all persons are notified 10 APP
pear and show cause If any they have why said pc
tition ought not to be granted.
Ordered also, that this notice be published In the
Msd~onan and National lntclligencer, printed al
Washington, ID. G. the Baltimore Sun, printed at
Baltimore the Journal of Commerce, printed At
New York the Saturday Courier, printed at Pba-
dclphia and the Times, printed at Boston once a
week for three weeks previous to the first Monday in
November.
HENRY l.. ELLSWORTH.
aug. ll--lswtINov
P. s. Editors Of the above named papers will
please copy and send their bills to tie Patent Office
with paper containing The notice,