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BALL TO aTEIEs SsUMTERs".

l,he Ball on The 10Th, to t.The Sum
ters" swasi given in the new house of Mr..
81 Moses, which was generously loan.
sod teshe Comaistee dor that purpose. and
which was thus nshered into inhabitancy
by ball5ssi Honor TO the returned Of the
ssSumters.s
Neartysffty ladies' were present, and
many gentlemen from the District, and
the sSMhaters. Every thing went as mer.
;silYSas a marriage, and all were highly
pleased.
To the COMMITTEES, to their employee,
Mr. MYERs, and TO Mr.. A. j.. Moses, the
liberal loaner Of lis new house, are the
thanks Of the community justly due and
awarded for the amusement Of the even.
ing.
THE BUFFALO CONVENTION.
This body has nominated MARTIN VAN
BgagN. md CnARLEs FRANCIS ADAMS,
5sofiFof the late ]. G. ADAMS, as ,candi-
dates for The presidency and vice psesi-
dency Of the u. S. Thus tho geosxanti.
GAL lines of hostility &c the Soti;f, are 'afa
marked, and the party divisions of whig
and democrat at The north asp merged il,
<he "Free Soil Party ~
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the Committee of Arrangements. sSs
:: General T'hon,ax Sumter: He fought for
.pn!l gained us the liberties NE erie he lised
riotisn, he is buried in Our our soil, revere
his memory- yet no oheiisk risaa la mark tile
spot whore the hero lies aud Co feciia SSl,is
noble deeds. Sumter District should al more
dian think This. y.
Capts.Iansss Caa,tey: In him The fiicf, bear.
ing and gullantfy of the Soldieriis joined with
the delicacy of sentiment and snodestv or the
true gentleman. Su.,ter Distflct ppprecia-
tes. u 3'}SS Is - ssssI5s - ~
1t. Moye: When swords were plenty and
muskets few at the. garita of M Mexico-he gai-
iantiy took the most Naf ,rtive weapon and
showed that he knea0 hoso 10 fight
Capt. Cantey ana 1t Moye in speeches Of:
much force, feeling and eloquence, retusned
thanks concluding by complimentary taasts to
Sumter District s. W.
Ia. Al. Ozark: A deserving and gallant of
ficer--he bears on his person the seals of
honorable service, in the form Of scars receiV-
ed in the battles Of Mexico. .f3. !.
Ii. Clayk briefly responded 10 the toast ii,
complimentto to him, and gave ~
The Ladies Of S,.snier Disirict: Fair, pa
triotic aud virtuous: The citizen may fatter,
but the soldier will protect them.
Z Patrick Ieonard ! Rather than fhe fs;,p Of
the Regiment should trail on Mex can soil.
he made his body its shield i'll honor and
applause to his patriotisn1 gire i 81, IL ktst III
heid, for his Gcgniuct fis worthy Of tho highest
eloquence. assats 3
az, Leonard waved tis oYn la, resurned
Htunno ~ a,u n Sase, IA s. 81 -
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IMPROVED COTTON GINS

Thankful for past favors, the subscriber
wishes to inform the public, that he, still
Manufactures Cotton Gins at his establish
ment in Stateburg on the most improved and
approved plan, OF the most simple construc-
ton, of the finest finish, and of the best ma
terials, to-wit: Steel Saps and steel plaied
Ribs, case hardened. in which he will sell for
Two Dollars per Saw. He also repairs old
Gins and puts them in complete order, at the
shortest notice. All orders for Gins will be
promptly and punctually attended to.
WILLIAM ELLISON.
Stateburg, May l, l048. 81 til
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FAIR NU4Av4:.

Is k&AK& ~ ~ 4 &&/&l
TO THE PLANTERS OF SUMTER
DISTRICT.
The subscribers, the former of whom has
recently had erected on his plantation one of
ProSost's Patent swinging Fulcra Cotton
Presses, with which he is well pleased, and
believes it to be far superior to the Screw
or anything now in use for Cotton Packing
purposes, hive purchased the right Of said
Press for Sumter District. This Press has
been in successful operation for three wears.
In regard to the convenience of the Press, it
can be attached to the in-house. and shell
tered all under one roof. 1t is well calcula-
ted to press from four hundred and fifty to
five hundred pounds OF Cotton in four and a
half yards Of Bagging, and that with one mule
Persons wishing to build their own Press
Will be furnished with bill OF timbars and
dimensions for Twenty Dollars, (SaO)-
The subscribers beg leave to inform this pub
lie that they have workmen now ready to
attcnd the building OF the Press.
Mechanics, wishing To enter into the busi-
ness,can have by one hundred dollars (SIOO.)
worth, at SIS. per right. Any further inlor
nation wanting, apply to the undersigned,
JAMES 8. sTINDALI, &
Friendship, p. o. Sumter Dist. 9
II. F. LIGON, @
Sumterrille, 81 C.
June II, 1919. "a f5m
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COMPREHENSIVE.

The subscribers beg leave to inform they
trends aud the public generally, that their
Azve entered into copartnership under ;he
firm of CONWAY g. WINN, Tor tho pur-
pose Of carrying on the Tailoring 'msiness.
They have taken the New Building next
door below China's Hotel. They intend
Eeeplng a general assortrne 1t of Cloths, Cas-
s'meres, Vestings and Trimmings, and hope
oy strict attention to business to merit con-
inuancr Of the patronage heretofore so liber-
ally; extended to them.
A. CONWAY,
D. ]. WINN.
January 1e4e. lo If
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GIN NlAiNlINli,,' No.

SiE~s 4.
We are prepared to execute orders to any
extent in the above line, both for new work
and repairs. Our Gins are not surpassed by
any made in the State, possessing NIL the all
vantages Of the Falling Breast and Sliding
Ribs, which saves great deal in way OF re-
pairs. We also use the Steel Plate Saws,
with teeth set in an anglo that cannot possibly
injure the finest staple, with an improvement
to regulate the noting OF the cotton; our brush
is constructed OIL plan, giving, at once. The
advantages of lghtness, strength and force
all very material in the successful operation
Of Gin. We would invite planters to call
at our shop and examine for themselves,
whilst we would assure the public generally,
that they shall have no cause to complain
either Of our work or prices.
CABINET MAKING.
We are also prepared to do work in the
Cabinet line-such MS Bedsteads. Wardrobes
Safes, Book cases, Stands, Tables, Cupboards,
&c. &c. ut short notice, on liberal terms.
HUDSON &, BROTHER
Opposite the PreSlyterian church.
Sumteryille. April %. lSl7 oG "
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! Georgia Plains
HIRE q HsREYAl !sI

The subscriber espectfully INTO ms the
of Sumteryille md yicin.,y, That
he has opened a BA kerr Y Tor the plr
of supplying Bread, Biscuits and Cakes Isl;
every description at sshar. .eston prires. Il
Families wishing to be served with Bread.
every morning will Piease leave thar 0roissss
at lie store Of G. D. Coy
The subscriber trusts. by strict attention.
and ppE,ctnality, toE solicit the patronage OF
tho public.
G. GAYI.E,
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES DIST.
T. L. JONES.
45 6m

IN THE COMMON PLEAS.
,. N. Penick Declaration in AuseA't.I
Henj. J. D. West, Debt.
Whereas the plaintiff in this action did on
this day file his Declaration against Benz j.
u. West tho defendant, who is absent from
and without the limits of the State of South
Carolina, Gas it is said) and having neither
wife or attorney known, upon whom copy
Of the above Declaration with rule to plead
thereto, may be served -
It is therefore ordered, that the defendant
do plead thereto on or before the twenty
fourth day Of May next, otherwise final and
absolute judgment will he then given and
awarded against the said Benz ]. D. West. s
]. D. JONES, C. c. e. P.
Clerks Office, Sumter Dist. }
May Odd, 1649. S3I qf lad
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NOTICE.,

NUE1CEs |T"
have appointed Major William E. Rich
ardson my Attorney, Immediately stos bring to
II close and settle up all matters end things
pertaining TO my late Sheriff,ty of Sumter
District; and request all persons concerned
to take notice hereof, r. fsS'
All persons indebted to me are requested.
to make Immediate payment to my said At
torney: and those having demands agains,
me-, are requested to present them to him
without delay.
Feb. 12, Is4s. ls ,f
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NOTICE,

Tho undersigned having associated thcm.
selves in the Practice Of Medicine, respect
fully solicit The patronage Of their friends and
the public. They may be found at DR.. Mil
RF'a Drug store. 3,%
]. J. BOsSARD, NJ d.
Aug. is ls4R #
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The Subscriber

Begs leave to inform his customers and The
tbs public generally, that he has Just receiv-
sd general assortment of MEDICINES,
winch ne will dispcse of as low as they can
DO afforded lin this place.
J. /. MILLER, M. D..
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p P II Ii sss
CoAlIlPOUkD ON FLIIDS E1TRACT oi
SARSAEARILL.4 t1. lil3 oIEENsa

sss4fi sss41aslf AtsAftilslsASita talf u QUEENsH
7Etl11
sFhera ara few cases 81 chronic ana pa ififn
itheumat ism that will not yiStf sfo
.ence Of SarsapariI iIla and Queer Il f,e];o hfs;f
duly refsevcrcd, especial lly if tnkens IA Con.
Junction with Iydr. oi Fotas sl,. tirnes callsa
IiSIsrcuriai leheunatisni 1yIoIeni pairs ils fhe
bones. result ffspn she 9aercnfy taten
by patients during sevcrd afcv4fSS and tbsra 4
proitacted al ase.
II is highly fecondl3end for aII Al No
ofttte I'm, Eisfoiiic as well laa recent ~
bottle vii il, most iIs, ancss. effs.cf,,s,
inovs aii iost Ties or ~ sI,.i
face which young sersofis III iils9 3 limsts
impuri,y Of ihe Siooa s. seb;Ity = ~
best remedy known TIL lpIs n
s6rea and 6reakines ositi ii 9yo,iI,e dssss.
and is safe and ei icaGiots iii ienioyir,Y gnfiYks
every trace OF here ditsfy did astS nfns tbss
system IN The infant; iit rii
taneols affections il ia inraIuah lie. As rer. sg
efai purifier Of the biood. !. and an ssa iSatSr 81
III obstinate diseases thia PREF viii nn.
5doablsdiy s 3; take .,e g oder
fneaies ,th lt gently operate upon and isR-
ssass 'as ssssIs ssss ssss
promotes digestion.
will q effSctuallg reiieyc Ics4sapsl1s sYkI, u
IN tts worst stages. and all persons ssufitfnir 4
rom ths distressing comp laint NE advised 10
asa frst sos but no relief foasid ],
after taking one b0tt IL viii be necessary !
20 use the Hydtiodated Potash Wit III ii.
t$ts Not wishing to publish cert ificate6 III efn
done in thesease OF aliquack met icines of sEc
lday,,to effect their SAIL, and DO ihem np
state that this preparation Bas been prssssbsS
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.NOII.C,E.

Application will be made to the I.episla-
ture at its nexl session for an Act 10 Moor
porate "TaE SUMTER RIFLEMEN."
Aug. ls, ls4S. 43 3m
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Bacon, s..ssfil aaasl fsrxetfr.

The anhscribers have just received q lot Of
choice North Carolina and cnuhtry Baton and
Lams the latter cured BY. Jos. . White. AL.
Fresh Crackers. a. WHITE &Co
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WANTED.
salt and / ron. !.

900 pounds Iron from IA in. round
to- l-2 in do. ]. Q Squire to "a q do Boiler,
Tyre, Plough. Hoop, band Iron, &c. &c.
Cast and Blister Steel, at Charleston prices.
Just Received and for Sale by Ss 3. 81
a. u. q. r. MOSES. 8
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NOTICE.

Ks NOTICE.
The committee appointed by the Congre-
CATION Of Midway for The purpose of erect
ing q NEW CHURCH at That place, are now
ready to receive Proposals. Those wishing
to undertake. may leave their PROPOSALS with
Dr.. g. w. Witherspoon, rom whom all par
tculars may be learned. 1J-An proposals
Address Salem p. Q. Sumter District.
Oct. a, 40 9t
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0rThc friends OfyVillfaIll
A.CoLGLOJJ JJGfI, { ESD annouhce Him as 4 /
candidate for Sheriff at the next Election.
April 10, l84S. 25 q
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vrrely,A LAND OFFICE. FEBRUARY q. ls.s.

VIRGINIA LAND OFFICE, February 81, 1913.
TN conformity act entitled "An reduce into
the several concerning escheatos passed
the 9Th day of January 1919, do hereby make known
the eschentor OF the county of Alexandria, dated the llh
day Of February lSs and received into the land office
the 18th day OF February, lS4S that by inquesrs held on
the 2Oh and 2st days Of January, S+8 the following lots
and rentcharXes have been found escheatcd this Com
monwealth, to wit;
lot of ground in the town of Alex andria the
OF Queen and Fairfax Streets OF which Ann Carney
died seised, without heirs, containing about quarter
of a square.
lot of ground in the of Alexandria Mt the
of Duke and Pitt Streets of which Elizabeth Donaldson died
sesed, without heirs containing about quarter of a
| square.
A rentchage of slo5 payable the first day of Janua
ry in every year, charged on hall square OF
ground in the Of Alexandria, the side of AL
fred street, between Duke and Wolfe streets The lot
in the heirs OF Thomas Swami deceased and OF
the said rentchargc John Mills died seised.
renic hargs OF $53 ~, payable the 1Ih day of Au-
gust year, charged lot of ground in the
Alexandria the side OF Union street, between Kinp
and Prince improved by three story brick house
The house and lot charged Robert Massey and OF the
80 id rent charge John Mills died seized.
Of 88S 81 payable the st day of January
in every year. charged half quarter square
Of ground in the of Alexandria, northwest
Is IN VIM H. Mcknight, Alexander Veitch, and Edward
Gray and of the said rencharge, John Mills seised
house aud lot Of ground IN the OF Alexandria,
the south side of Prince street, and the of West
street, containing about eighth of square, and OF
which Harry ryier died seised without heirs
ot Of ground in the town of Alexandria, md bounded
follows wit the south by Princess steet
by Royal street, the by Pin street, and on north
10 Princess street. containing about half and
which Edward Hughes died ssised, without bsin:
| ~ g. H. PARKER,
Feb. 2t-wev Rsgssr Land ofhcs,
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TN pursuance of law, L. JAMES X. POLK, President of
the United States Of America do hereby declare and
make known, that public sales will be held the under
mentioned land Offices the State OF INDIANA, the pc
RODS hereinafter designated for the sale OF following
described lands, situated in the late Miami cessions said
State, to wit'
AT the land office at INDIANAPOLIS, commencing on
Monday the fourth day OF September next disposal
of public lands within the aforementioned townships
and fractional townships, to wit,
North of the base ns aud of the second principal
dian. ~. - t.rrt
Fractional townships wentyone, twenty-five, and TWEEN
tv-three in the former "Great Miami Reserve of range
tA.. Is II
Fractional township twenty and townships twenty
two and twenty three, in former Great Miami Ro-
serve !" of ranges two. three, four, five, and sx.
Fractional townships twenty-five and twehfy-three IN inc
former "(;reat Miami Reserve" OF range seven.
Fractional township twenty Three, In the former reserve
OF two miles square the Saamanie river, oil ranges
thirteen md fourteen. .Na4
A, the land Office at FORT WAYNE, commanding on
Monday the eighteenth day of September next tor the DIS
posa Of the public lands within the aforementioned town
ships and fractional townships, 10 wits ff.
North of the base i~< and east Of the second '"epai me-
rtdiaN. y ipifh .eA
Townships twenty-four twenty-five and twsntysx, ana
fractional township twentyseven, In the fofmef trcss
Miami Reserve" Of ranges five and six.
Fractional townships twenty FOUR twenty. FIVE twenty
serve and ffastisasl swnships shiTy-thTss snd thirty
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TO THE PUBLIC.


The mineral lands included in the foregoing Proclama
the southern shore Of Lake Superior in the northern
nnsula OF and rendered immensely vaua Bile
by the sxhsusess mines OF copper and other ores found
therein. III ..,s ....- -. u f
considerable number of those mines have already
discovered the trap bordering Lake Superior
and within few miles and from the geological char
OF the country and the poraons already made, il
cannot be doubted that others equally, ii more vaua
BILE will be found throughout this whole mineral region
In some of the mines worked, copper Is found almost
and in fact most of the native copper and yield
greater per cennge than amy other yet in the
world Silver also found in conside rable quantities
All the necessary materials for the of fur
and fuel for smeng found abundance the
immediate neighborhood OF the mineral and the
artificial drainage, and therefore worked great adj
vantage.
The climate in the winter though cod does not inter
rup the operations OF the mners fact that is
considered tho most favorable for their operations.
The proximity of these mineral lands the shore of Lake
SUPERIOR which several safe and excellent harbos
and the water therefom by the Saut Ste
Marie, Lakes Huron Erie, &c., furnish ready means Of
transporting the products of these lands the prime pal
markets The United States a very trifing cost
lkewiso appears, from the reports to this office, that
the agricultural lands OF fair quality producing the
usual culinary vegetables and in abundance and
Tor grain crops. Timber sufficient for the usual purposes
and in many places very abundant white and yellow pne
sugar maple yellow BIRCH &C. and by their thrifty growth
give evidence of the richness of the soil, the product Of
which will command fair price from their vicinity to the
mines, which will always furnish good market.
Maps showing the localities OF the mines and other vaua
BILE Information relating thereto derived from the geoog
survey &c, which DO embraced in this brief
notice, will be prepared and deposited with the land Off
the Saut Ste Marie, early practicable before
the commencement of the public sales. for inspection
RICHARD NJ YOUNG,
Commissioner of the General Land Office.
Ian 8-lawl2w
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TAR. BANNING's BODY BRACE.--Thousands of per-
~ afflicted by pulmonary affections, dyspepsia con-
stpation and various degrees of local general debility
have been relieved by this instrument 1t is particularly
adapted TO numerous ailments prevalent at the SOUTH TO
spinal weakness distortions, tendency of the body to
lounge and droop both in children and adults By
ing form posture, il enarges the Chest SO
that the subject breathes ec and easier and thus many
heart and lungs, couneracted and full play Is given to
the organs Of respiration.
The may be bad in this city by applying to Mrs.
Baldwin, who will be attendance all times the
of Mr. Peter Brenne tailor doors below street,
north side OF Pennsylvania avenue. gentleman
will aid in adapting it to those who may call for the Pur-
pose
Applications for single braces from distance, also
for patent rights, may likewise be directed to Dr. Banning
office 437t Broadway, New York.
Dr. Banning refer, if desired, to some OF the most
eminent professors of medical and surgical science in the
United States, well as numerous distinguished ladies
and gentlemen in this city and other parts Of the country
T.
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Postponemcnt

sr POstpOntmcnt
of the Land Sales the Indianapolis Fort Wayne, and
Winanrac Districts, IN the State Of hdian0
NOTICE is hereby given, that the sales of the lands in
IN the MIAMI CESSiONS, in INDIANA, ordered by
proclamation Of the President of the United States dated
the 25h day OF May, lS47 be held the Land Office
Indianapolis the 9th day of September, 1877; the
Land Office Fort Wayne, the 2Olh September, 1917
aud at the Land Office Winamac, the 9th Septen-
ber lS47 and wbia sales by public notice, dated
the "a day OF July, 1Sl7, declared to be postponed until
and on, the Doth December, lS47 hereby
declared to be still further postponed until, and
the land office indianapolis, Monday the LIST day Of
Mays lS43 the land office Fort Wayne Monday,
the 9Th day May ls4S and land office at Winanac
n Monday the 18th day of May, l84s. t%4f
Given under my hand the city of Washington, this
fourteenth day of July, Domin thousand
eight hundred and lorty-sevcn
BY order of the President
RICHARD NJ YOUNG,
Commissioner of the General Land Office
Feb 2t-law8w
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IMPROVED FARM In Fairfax county, Va, for Sale
is situated the Falls church, (where there
.chool) in good neighborhood, and is about miles
from each Ut the cities Of Washington and Alexandria,
road and eight from Georgeown Itcontans hum
lred and rtyfve acres, fifty OF which in timber and
for the last five years has been under OF improve
ment which has demonstrated that it may be brought
high of fertility, with profit to the owner. large
part (now good condton) in grass planted with
choice fruit much of which is already in bearing The
dwelling and outbniIdngs afford ample accommodation for
genteel family. large frame barn. with stnbng in the
basement, has been recently built in the best manner
There ml-scat the premises, having fall of four
would be- but for the professional occupations of the
owner. M. II .t.-
The price will be moderate and the terms accommodate
ting. For further particulars, apply
CHARLES DE SEEDING,
No. ii Todds Buildings, Pennsylvania avenue,
Washington city.
n. B-Mr. John Duln, residing the adjoining farm,
will show the premises TO those DESTROYS TO purchase
Oft 27-2awtf
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.
Cor.LEcroR's opRIor, KEY WKsr. Fe

CoLLEcroR's OrRoE KEY Wksr, Feb. = 1913
THE NEW LIGHT, just completed Ke'y West will
be shown the 10Th inst. 1t is rst-cass nv
light and will probably, be visible froi ships deck q,
the distance of twenty two miles, in clear weather II ia
situated eight hundred yards northeast of the s,e of the old
light The bearings and heretofore followed for
entering this port may still be observed but vessels a-
preaching the shp-channe in the daytime will find Ave
athoms the bar, by bringing buoy in range
with the lighthouse, and running for it.
s. X. MALLORY Collector
The Herald, New York Boston Post; Daily Kevs,onc
Philadelphia Charleston Mercury; and Courier New Or
leans, will please publish the above thirty ays and .end
their duplicate bills, reccipted, the Fifth Auditors Office
Feb N-3Ot ~
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PATENT OFFICE, March T. lS4s
nN tho petition OF Solyman Merrick, OF Spring

PATENT OFFICE, March z, IS4S.
nN tho petition OF SOlyman Merrick, OF Spring
~ field, Massachusetts. praying for the extension of
patent granted said Soymsn Merrick, for improve
in the wrench for years from the expi
ration of said patent, which takes place the 18th day
of August, l8i9-
1t Is ordered that the said petition be heard the Patent
Office the first Monday In July IL o'clock m and
all persons notified TO appear and show cause, If any
they have why sad petition ought not to be granted
and National Denokat, Washington Pennsylvanan Phil
adephia The True Sun, and The Sun, New York Post,
Boston; Gazette and Republican Union, Portsmouth, N.
Post Pttsburg week for three successive weeks
previous to the first Monday In July next
EDMUND BURKE,
et Commissioners of Patents.
p g. Editors Of the above papers will please copy, and
send their bills to the Patent Office, with paper containing
this notice.
March 2-1aw3w