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PATENT OFFICE, Dec. 10, lS43.

PATENT OFFICE, Dec. 10, l643.
ON the petition Of Julius Willard, praying for the
~ extension of patent granted TO him for an i'm
p-ovement in the manufacture of shot, for seven years
from the expiration OF said patent which takes place
on the 10th July, 1874.
1t ordered that the said petition be heard at the
Patent Office the first Monday in April next, at
IL O'Clock NJ, and all persons notified to appear
and show cause, if any they have, why said petition
ought not TO be granted.
Ordered also, that this notice be published in the
Madisonian printed at Washington ID c.; the Balti
more Sun, printed at Baltimore the American Sen
tnel, printed at Philadelphia; the New York Auro-
ra, rinted at New York; and the Times, printed al
Boston once week for three weeks previous TO the
first Monday in April next
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Commissioner of Patents.
p. S. The editors of the abovenamed papers will
please copy and send their bills the Patent Office,
with psper containing the notice.
H. L. ELLSWORTH.
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NOR SALE a farm northeast of Rock Greek
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Centre Market about one half wood land-the
whole very susceptible Of cheap and easy improve
ment, well situated in delightful, healthy country
As the object of the sale is to settle up estate,
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POSTPONEMENT OF PUBLIC SALE OF u.
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TRICr IN THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
NOTICE Is hereby given that the Public Sale Of
~ Land, ordered by Executive proclamation, dated
the 9Th Of June l543 TO be held at the Land Office
al New Orleans in the State Of Louisiana, TO com
mence on Monday, the 18th day Of November next
will be postponed until, and commence co Monday,
the first day Of January next.
Given under my hand at the City Of Washington
this eighteenth day Of October, A. ID, ls43.
JOHN TYLER.
BY the President:
Tho II. BLAKE,
Commissioner u The General Land Office
Oct. l9-2awtDec3l
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NOR HlRE,-A1kely negro boy, between II and
l. l2years of age. Inquire at this office.
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JUST received, the following pieces Of New Nu-
sic, at the OLD established store, two doors east
Of 18th street, Pennsylvania Avenue.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-01-26
HENSHAW AND HILL REJECTED.

WASHINGTON, January 15.--The Senate
have had n long Executive Session to-
dav, and the result of their del'bera-
lions has been, the rejection of David
Henshaw's appointment as Secretary of the
Navy, by a very decisive vote. How large
the vote was, is not ascertainablc, as the in
junction of secrecy has not been removed.
1t is currently whispered about, that it was
very nearly, il not quite, unanimous. Our
neiehbor of the Boston Courier, who, dating
his letters from Washington, and signing
them Pequod, although shrcwdly suspected
of never having been any nearer Washing
ton than the editors sanclum, and who very
sapienlly took upon himself to say that Da-
vid would have every vote, is now at liberty
to guess again! The rejection of Mr.. Hen
shaw has beef received, here, with the very
general satisfaction of all partes-nnd will
| have no doubt, be approved. wherever the
causes that have moved the Senate so to do
are Misunderstanding, Of course, those
who belong to his clan, or who are paid fol
their support. He has been rejected. afie'
long, Impartial and mature dslibsra'ion Of
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-01-26
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O9Wtln,otpnD
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FRIDAY MORNING, JAN. &C. 1874.
THE LETTER.


We bespcak the particular attention of
every reader to the very able letter of Mr..
Rivcs, on our first page, assigning the rca-
sons that impcl him--fcgarding the presi
dental question as narrowed down to two
candidates--to go for Mr.. Clay in prefer
cncc TO Mr.. Van Buren,. The views he ex-
presses arc those entertained by large num-
Der of Mr.. Van Burcn's former supporters,
and we shall shortly have other similar dis
closures " for the public eye" Read, and
pass it around.
Mr.. Calhoun has prepared manifesto,
with drawing himself from the presidential
contest, but declaring Incorporating oppo-
stion to the restoration of Van Buren,. Soutl
Carolina chooses her electors by the egis!a
rurc, after all the other States, and whoever
needs her vote TO defeat Van, will have it.
1t is rcportcd that Mr.. Van Buren, has al
ready addressed a letter to his confidential
friends at Washington, authorising the with
drawal of his name. This is what we I,av,
most to fear. Though it makes little differ
ancc; for, Mr.. Van Buren, out of the way
Clay is sure of New York--and an election
any way they can fix it.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-01-26
RATHER SIGNIFICANT.

We copy the following from the last Mad
isonian. We would call the particular at
tenlon Of the Collector and Post Master 10
the last paragraph.
at is true a good many Wings were removed and
il is true that the Wing party had previously in fit
of passion, embraced every means IN lis power 10
crush the President. Bows were dealt both sides,
and BOTH it may be- suffered the con sequences usually
attending furious conflict. We viii not dwell upon
the causes of the war, nor stop 70 fix the blame upon
any one. All men imperfect and II frequently
occurs That all parties to fray are more or less IN tho
wrong Bu, that n decided hostility existed, no
will deny. And tia, the President was jusiifahle in
appointing men to Office who profess intention
to sustain his Administration or left Il 10 be inferred
they would do So we have Wig precedenrs in album
dance To sustain his position.
1t must be confessed that many of he zee ous
champions OF Mr.. Van Burcnn were appointed to
Office But II must not / c asserted that they viii be
his "zealous champions" hereafter Those whose
lips have not eed their hearts have united with the
Guard" and become the champions Of an homes,
Chief Magis rate.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-01-26
POST OFFICE REFORM.

Mr. MrRRlcN has Il bill before the Senate
which meets our views, very nearly. 1t
charges 5 cents under 100 miles for single
letters, and ~ cents as the highest rate
Newspapers TO be sent free within the coun-
~ IN which they arc published, and out of
the county half cent, and over 100 miles
one cent. Pamphlets and other printed
matter two and half cents per ounce
Franking abolished excepting to the Presi-
dent, and heads Of Departments. and mem-
bers of Congress. This is what we have
always commended for in reference to news
papers. There never was a shadow Of JUS
ticc in taxing seven by nine country sheet
for half dozen miles conveyance the same
Price that a double New World, weighing
two pounds perhaps, pays for three hundred
miles transportation. 1t may be doubtful
whether the five and ten cent postage will
raise the requisite amount of revenue; but
let the experiment be tried, and we shall
then know. Even to defray the whole ex-
pense Of the Department for one year from
the treasury, would be light affair, COM
pared with some experiments that have re-
Gently been made upon the people of this
nation. The franking Of the Departments
and of Congress ought to be paid for out oil
the treasury; bu. if this feature cannot be
now secured, we hope our representatives
will support the bill as it is, and let us have
an experiment.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-01-26
OUT DOOR.

The Lake is now handsomely frozen over.
Several persons came over on skates, the
day before yesterday, and it will doubtless
be safe for teams by Monday.
The snow sticks by, like fas, friend, and
the weather is regular old fashioned, 70.
Good wood and warm rooms are duly APP
prccated.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-01-26

JUDGE WILLIAMS, having Withdrawn his
name, the Third Party, a, their late meeting
at Rochester, nominated WILLIAM r. SHAr-
TER, Of Windham County, as their candidate
for Governor. The other nominations wero
the same as last year.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-01-26

o. The Platisburgh Wing places tho
name Of TuURLow WEED at the head Of
its columns, as candidate FOR Governor Of
,I.o State Of Now York. W ere we entitled
to a vote in the Empire State, we should oso
no time in scconding that nomination,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-01-26

Saturday. Jan. Is.

Saturday, Jan. ID.
House. OF RErREsEETATIvEs.-Th has
been no business OF interest transacted by this
most august assemblage during its session to-
day.
Resolutions. and some few reports from
Committees, have been presented. The reso-
lu,ions were mostly calls upon the several
Executive Departments, and the bills generally
of private character.
The most important bill was one regulating
the RELATION OF MASTER AND SLAVE,
by Mr.. Wilkins from the Committee on the
Judiciary. 1t changes the present relation OF
master and slave in the District of Columbia,
as the existing laws permit the arrest and i'm
prsonment of free colored persons, on suspicion
of being slaves, and so holds them for thus crime
until they can prove themselves 10 be otherwise.
If they fail to produce the necessary evidence
through the means of legal free papers, on the
claimant of their owner, they are sold into
slavery to pay all magistrate, and Jail charges
The bill proposes that the Onus OF proof shat
be changed from the poor negro to the indvld
ua arresting, he being obliged first 10 sho'o Ma
| the colored person is slare, before he can be
| imprisoned.
The report on the Rules was discussed b.
Mr. Be iser of Alabama. and Mr. Back of Gcor
gia, who had the floor when the morning hou
expired.
The Presidents Message came up in Com
mit,ee of the Whole, and the reference of thai
portion relating to the
WESTERN WATERS,
was discussed by that very Interesting and elo
quent debatcr, from the hourishng State O
Missouri, the Hon. ex-Spcaker of the Missouri
House of Representatives, John Jameson.
Perhaps the mos, interesting procedure to
lao If, i, Il.,p-c ~, NJ
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-01-26

The Madisonian president Tyler's Or
pan) makes the following reference to COM
ing events and predicts the fate of Martin
Van Buren,.
Tup BALTIMORE Vino CoSvENTIoN.-We see by
The baltimore Patriot that The banner and two dsIIn-
ruisheJ live coons arrive in that city yesterday and
we're escorted TO The Head Quarters, The Show,
next wear as we have always said will exceed that OF
l6io, and so will the majority flhey have the same
man 10 operate against.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-01-26

,tIDThe N Y. Sun states that NJ. Wise has been
nominated minister TO Rio de Janero in place OF Mr.,
profi, md tina, he will 10 confirmed.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-01-26
Tuesday, Jan. l6.

TUESDAY, Jan. 10.
The House of Representatives was engaged.
at an early hour in its days session, IN the re-
ception o. reports from the Standing Commit
te/s, the rules having been suspended for that
purpose. Numerous private claims were re-
ported upon-as also were bills of general i'm
portancc.
Annual appropriation bills were reported
from the Committee of Ways and Means, for
The relief of Revolu, onary Pensioners for the
Naval Service and also for Fortilicatlons-
which were laid on the table to be printed, and
referred to the Committee of the Whole.
bill was reported from The Committee on
Public Lands, repeating the act distributing the
proceeds of the sales OF the public lands. Laid
on the table, to take its place in the calendar of
proceedings.
! A joint resolution was reported from the
COMMITTEE on Post Offices and Post Roads,
directing the Postmaster General to contract
with railroad companies for the transportation
of the mail without advertising, as now required
by law.
| Calls for reports from Committees concluded,
and a motion Of Mr. Thomasson, of yesterday,
to instruct the Committee of Ways and Means
to report sum sufficient To remove the obs,ruc.
tons in the Mississippi river, in the animal
appropriation bill was taken UP.
Mr. Bowie, OF Mo, took the floor, and address.
sed the House on the subject, and was followed
by Mr. Stewart, of Pennsylvania.
SCNATE.-'rhe Senate has had no matter Of
Importance before it this neutrality-suspicious. land
claims in the South and West occupying mostly
ito attention. -
Wednesday, Jan. II.
! In Senate, various petitions were presented
among which was one by Mr. Morehead, from
numerous citizens of Cincinnati for a reduction
al. -.
Of the post Office committee the reason of then
delay in reporting bill upon the subject.
Mr. MERCK (charman) replied tina, the com,
mi,;ec had been engaged upon the subject and
! would have ready their bill in aday or two.
/ Mr EinS hoped tho committee would give
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-01-26

REJEcrioS OF Mn. Formative published YES
,erday statement that the nomination OF Mr.. FOR
TER would be rejected on Friday, We now learn,
through gentleman who left Washington on Saiur-
day morning, thai that NOMINATION was rejected IN
the Executive session Of Friday This information Is
in advance Of the mail but it rests on the best a-
thority.-BoSion Daily Of Tuesday
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-08
HANOVER COUNTY

Alta meeting Of the Democratic Republican party OF
the county of Hanover, held al the Courthouse on
Tuesday, the 9th February, tia, being Conrl.day, IN
pursuance Of previous notice Col Charles ?. Gooda
was called 10 The Clair, and Dr. n. Terrll was appoint
ed Secretary
The object of the meeting having been explained IN
few brief and appropriate remarks BY Col William
l. While-the following resolution adopted
Rcs0iesd, That n Committee of fifteen BE- nppolatad
to recommend suitable person 10 be voted for MS the
Democratic Republican candidate for thus county at the
ensuing a pr election.
The Chair appointed the following as the Committee
Col William l.. White, Colonel Edwin Shelton, Ed
mund H. Anderson, Robert Anderson Major William
Atkinson, ellison Via, Joseph S. Wingfitld, Joseph
Vaughan, Joseph Stlrke, Joseph Talley Nathaniel T.
Llpscomhe, Sr., Rosc1e Lpscombe, Captain James T.
Sutton, John T. Anderson, aud DR.. Robert Nj Carver
who having retired for short time, reported that they
had performed the drty assigned them, and that they
recomm ended Mr.. Peter w. Brown suitable per-
son /, represen. the Democratic Republicans OF TINS
county in the ensuing Legislature Of Vrgnia;-wh'ch
report unani:nou-ly concnred IN by the meeting
The CHAIR requested Col. W. l.. White, and Colonel
f.. Shelton 10 announce the sald nomination 20 VT
Brown who was introduced, and in few eloquent re-
marks accepted The nomination, and stated the pr'nc
nles on which the Democrats would conduct the can
vass.
On motion of Col William l.. White,
Rssoced, That these proceedings be signed ny Tue
Chairman and Secretary, and copy be forwarded u
the Richmond Enquirer, with the request TO publish Int
same
| On motion, the meeting then ad onrned.
C.P. GOODALL, Chairman.
n. TrRRILL, SecTftnrU.
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crrnsyllLE nEnocEArlc AssoclArIoN.

III
According to public notce previously gwen, por-
on of the Democratic citizens oi Buckingham Assem-
HE'D in Curdsvia, the 9th oil February loi4, lof
Ihs purpose Of forming Association: Wherenpon,
Cant, William 3. Cooke was called to the Chaif ana
VIM b Shepard appointed Secretary
The object Of the meeting having been explained
nm notion the following Constitution was unanimously
adopted
AnrrcLr l. Rssoirsd, That this Association be ~
Isd the "Curdsvle Democratic Association "
ART = Tha, ITS officers shall CONSIST OF President
our Wee Presidents Secretary Treasurer, Corresponds
mo Committee, and Committee of Vigilance
Arr The object of this Association shall be, zeal
op.lv 10 support the selected candidates OF the Demo
cratic party for President and Vice President; and
1, use oil lawful and honorable means 10 defeat the
election of Henry Clay.
ART 4. Every person opposed 10 the election nf
Henry Clay shall be entitled TO membership in this A.
IncIation.
Art ) TINS Association shall hold its meetings on
The Saturday every month, and shall continue IN
x,stance Until the Pres dental election.
The FLOWING q.n'l-mrn were el-c'ed permanent o.
Gcers: Captain William 3 Co"k-, Pres'dtn'; John r.
Gillian, Thoma, Il. Garne t R'chatd w Gannaway,
and Burarll Shepard, Wee Presidents; w II b. Sn,-
pard Secre,,ry and A. II. Co"kc, Treasurer.
Corresponding Comnittee-Df. w. l. Blnt"rd. VIM
{. Gannaway, john NJ Hooper, and WllIram B. Sh
par
Committee of Vigilance Robert T. Hubbard. Doctor
w j. Eppes Col r. " M-redh W liam ,nsnm
WYATT Smith, r & G'lllam Go"dudge Saunders.
WIN. Garnsu, M. Gannaway, Capt. Hooprr, lsham
Gillian. y. II RYAN, s. Garnet, c. Garnett,
James Garnet, WIN. D. Ransom, WIN. u mes, NJ
~ Jones, Benjamin Harrison, NJ A. Cox, F. l.. Gal
hwny.
Resolrcd That The proceedings be signed by thu
Chairman and Secretary, md forwarded 10 tn Rch-
m,nd Enquirer Petersburg Republican and Lyme rourg
Republican, for publication. .
Str
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-08

Tho mee,;ng then proceeded 10 I'll the blanks IN ths
f,,a"e;nn Observation-Disclosures the blank IN the
second resolulcn was filled with the names OF royo
l. Whitehead. DR. l.. ~ Lyon, Capt. Lhhs,o'o 10y
,na. James r D,i.ard, James NJ Spliler, pin'ri
Chea,wood Walker Cole man, IN. W .,a'f's' LIN, ~
mel Turner Ofville Loving, james D. iia'e'o't; u
w Il,alh Wilson &. Smith, iona ID >o'es' '"u J" ~
J. Robertson. 49,, ,,: , cll,
ON mot,,u. tn. blank in the q h resolution was iiee
with the names Of james I. Dha'o' o'''''e LIVING
and Capt, George Vaughan, U. ..,... Z.
q, notion o. Mr. + l.. Whllchead committee o
seveo wsre appointed by the Char, consisting oil
+ Wh;,ehesd. Capt |. Loving, Beverly ilargroVe
y A Cbea;woed. H. W. Heath, Walker Coleman
and James M Splller, 10 recommend suI'aor Pe'soi
as candidate 10 represent lhs cou"'y :" '"e "s
House Of Delegates. 80. c,.,,a, J.,
Dnr,nr line absence of this Committee, Shelton
L,ake Esq of Abemarle, being called on, auufesss'
The m etinp in his usual eloquent ana 'orcipe sye
The Committee appointed TO f'co'hmeho ca"u aa'-
for the county. returned, ava repoi'7u ~ tue ''e'
the name of Wm W Harris which, beng submitted
10 the meeting, was unanimously approved
On motion Of Mr. James I. Dhiard, committee
on ,, of + l. Wolehead, Dr. l. n. Lyon, ane
WaILer Coleman. were appointed to INFORM hlf. Haf
-, ls nomination, and to request his acceptance
r rs ., c;,,ss HAVING waited on Mr. Harris, reported
-, -. A. a accented The nomination of the meeting
On motion, e 49,. :
Ordered. That the proceedings OF this meeting D.
s;cnsd BY the Chairman and Secretary: and published
- The Richmond Enquirer. Charlottesville Jenefsohan
and Lynchburg Republican. ~ n.u..,
And on motion Of Nj James 7. billiard, the meet
;.o adjourned TO meet again on ihe i"urth MONDAY IL
March. !Ao D. '''"'
ORvrL1E LovixG, sec'ry. :,
~, Tre Jefftrsoa,an Republican will please copy