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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-02-21
a sTRANGE TALE.

Wesh.ye met in our exchanges, a talesotne
What s the following effect During the as,
cendaaer Of Po.eaikin, the famous minister
of Ca;barine LII ofRussia, young Russian
Connse,s became tile object Of attachmentto
Al osfi,sr Of the army, aud returned his aifec
ton unfortunately for the pair tie power
ful munster turned his eyes in the same d.
rectin,. ana having discovered that be had
rival and ascertaihed his name, resolved to
make short work VITA him The unfortu-
nate .oyer was seized one dark night, hurried
AZ n: Siberia and turned loose among slya-
o.. n 1he most wild and desolate portion, Of
that wild and desolate country Here ne
fr.nsd miserable hut for himself and artu-
ally lived in it for seventy years. In the
year i s47,- he was discovere1 BY anesploring
sxncAit,ap. 10 whom he related his tale, and
who sopinuaicaleEit to the Emperor lie
Va. Immediately sent for and bro1 ght 70 ST
Petsf sA,urg, and complimented, as q reparai
tion l1r his wrongs, with pension of 400G
roubkes The account says, that lie vas sen
=, : sfsad review in ls47. in the suite OF the
Em,ssror. arrayea in his uniform Of MAJOR, q
the cat of Cathatins the Seconds day hr
strange appearances, and singular costume AZ
4 traetel universal attention and his history
soon became known. lie appears IKE mag
4 who Mas been asleep for seventy years Il
az, VI min van Winklc- cannot com
rrehena lie changes which have taken place
,Tbonrh now die hundred and seven year
old, L. still retains crest share Of activity
and las never relinquished the attaehments,t
III es1Iy youtd requests that a gloT,
,.h;ef hsd been giyen him by his mistress
I'd rh;eh aro1sed the suspicion Of PoterI
kin, may te buried with him. Y 800
satiob is nos III j strapgeshan biz aPptapirasne
IL trrns principally upon Ca'hatlp Z
{ Otlpf. PotemEin, Segur, and Others Nho p
ured II Court when he was . young man
uI 80 IL true Il l. one of the most 81
= us - r.s.ars and eoes fix to verify Il
; $500 $500. ,,o;rIed ssying, truth is strang
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-02-21
STOVES I!

THE eabscfBher raast resp.,.fa,,. ,stzI 4.
u |fiepcs aad a. cuil,~ Il q. T. ilEafink ~
sore No s. Liehf .trr-s n.t,.e Pas taken tht
fenif4l keerTns - 49, sfr.Mo.s, where ne ia-
STOVES II III kiss. ,shI 49, asscitne1f q
Ck.srsh Psr.s s \, ard retail Wiz.
~; I'll EI.s l.ss-. 4 ~ 4 I &c y1Es
spcth eTHabeni and p1fl4bie for keatiue 81 TIN WI
priTate buildings PARLOR CRATES IN MI r,sf-
tef9s md 6Dished 10 fhe besi manner Ia Is.
% tstgnipous coal Like rise GRfCIJf TIJR an
KETTLES. Or iii sizes. II a IA n +
Pets ns 10 want 81 any Of the above named nrt;.
elss en- al all Tines te supplied ~ 81 ff-
MARK DUKE, n
~ ssLight street. Bsiamore
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-02-21

!. Coon ron IsDsAwA.-4 Governor Wright, Of
Indiana, has ordered the following appropri-
al and patrioticIsentimen to be placed upon
a. block Of marble from that State, for thl
washington Monument :-Htdiana knoaps ~
North, 10 SoKh; nothing but tas VaioH
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-02-21
EK.i,lfs.!

rrtt4F sphsrr;bers n addition 10 their stock al
rslehratsd WINES inloo[tea BY lhe late S.
Agsssarsn;,h y n1u direct from MessFs.
Ns,a,sy, C;.ra5n roxsartFS CD III MaIieira Sc
Issri,n 81 4, TyDT(,E JTTNES Il theirown importa
III, arnons whirh ffnaE a. enumerated as follows
6.hhds, il the fnest Ole London Particu-
Z SCI essss' Il lartMadsifa,
/. hhds az s1pl Reserve Madeira Of the
qr casks, vinitge OF ioS5.
\ Aids I
6 al. casks, Of supIo old Bnal Madeira.
6 GRAVES
IL al rax,s f,he richest Ip,krei Csrapt Jaice.
srsh.ts yvi,a. hsxs l,ssn ssSrtsd with the utmost
80 s.tsnsias xi,h WEB 10 ss.slain The high
INA Sfssrrsd fr5a,a,ioa whish he Wines OF The
49, II 50. a,iSE ens.aI Issat.ly Recommended
& III s,1.e b5 are rnesl raricTar id placing The
seyy finest Wipes upon mt safaes. .,-,,
THOMAS g. DYER. E
Alexandria. August is, 1915
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-02-21

rrTE hars I barge; st1ek0f Blankets on hand.
M which Ne tsn selEunusasliy low. Also MEMS
heavy Boots and Shoes Nspl H.s: ard Csg, Z. ~
sale By ~ - W ~ - = DAYWNs &
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-02-21

49, ttt41 y y, " RI md ~. ls8
III Is S..,-- s,s,st - % BOXES Reel Candy
Il lear s,,,,s, ~ - y eases preserved Ginger
4 Aet1f. 80 s.sal o. hskt and bxs saI,d All
y eaas white BEafit az Il Madison.
~ tbis p1veTize ID ri vrrrssE II Il : agl4nds e.
eI1.h4d $50 cease iOy hks Aes, fss. andl6s Al
Il 30 gEds s,3,sc ll5Q bTs bR asd s. Il a.
stessassslo, md sugar. 81 ,sas'sd Snsa
Fns stgs ai5--- = q seszrs ,
ia * 10y sasa e ha Spanih Scgars
sf ~, 81 :, q loosA ngsssra 75p00 American %
III ~, I, Image senes Koreans ist and ID quail
NJ hSgeyra coifee $50 a. AZ, 49, =.
ri ana hsn chests 5soFssH.s double and single
II ~ 1900 IMP a. Wfaptlng Paper
* Teas io1Q saekt Fine and Ground
~ VI - - ,aiee Hill "A l1m Sail
M M, 49, k0sn and Gas 30 kegs lam. Bsimstone
II - - soa F.. lndgo, SalarsIus, salt.
ii Almond Soap Al nj 10 bbis Ises- .tasi III
IN ,.Aes Sperm III ana ADA 20 casks linseed on
so eAs Mould and Dips DO as casks Saraia oil = |
N, Sas sss leess no pounds Bar Lead
l tsi = tneeeate starch CASKS Putty i
~; aa2 aosEss " bafrsls Lamp Black
~ boxes Sxio Il Glass glfeIslsty ~ niaiSes
VI peAes t.efHan Pipes 200 dozen Painted Buckets
m Denij Phns. !. 2 and IS nests lion hound tubs
~ dozen Cora Brooms E55 LeTs ts sto+-T 80
IN tgs lefpera and A llsplce So hos biss,ipg ,,o
NJ Mustard 700 pouqdt Mace Gloves
a oaFf snhs aud NnflIegs iH n
M SolA pea CaFds ard So kegs Race and ground.
IF bin i psom Salts * hs.. f,;rn., l0
1h oei Goods usually found IN tr1csr. Sto,
1.-The lzfger proportion M III sl,ars r.. ,[t
Sfeh8ssd bel9Te The late Gdy.n ~ $3.50 Dssn
stulljs Id thar pJwef i eorn ~ Tx, ps9sss
Ffthtgn cilies and they rtsnecft,s,vw 10y, Y E
VIM III 10 search oi bsrga,ns Is VI hei. = III
lib - ss5argreae ind,,e-,ne, M i i.ts
saAi being Ii fine aaTiyta bs - ~. IL
Ns"fhsY 70 aeaiefs n We way 81 transportation.
HI McNElGHri BRO. 81 co. 81
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-02-21
nr fhe poet who sang Of Autumn in
surh dof6ro,is strains A

nF Ehe poet who sang Of Autumn IN
such dos4roas strains as
"Ths melancholy days hare come" &c. #
must haete been troubled with spleen Of d5-
spepsia; TEere is nothing melancholy about
autumn; except TO idlers who have wasted
the snnsner without laying up a stock Of
winter Clothes 1t is libel on nature I'd
call these golden q Indian summer DAYS
most bSadtifu1 Trough these daysthe laf
mer Looks over his well Cleaned helds' a4d
effects upon his well filed gamers In
tbese days the fruits are perfected in their
rineniIk and the grapes hang luscious on
III yiPs, Surely there is nothing sober in
the PAD colored woods, which seem 70 nave
put onstlleir holiday Mosques, after 4 long On
green Srlil iu the service Of nature Ing Ing
busy lie .is3now laying in his lost stores. and
tbe .yIirrels chat merrily over his nearly
Eed hoard i These are the glorious
81 IT. All hpnters on the hills, and the
sSIor.s ~ the streams. Tie autumn air
comes 7ikc a tonic oyer the earth, giyhng the
nervessnew rigor, ahd life new Ses1 Inc
| voice 81 the robin is yet heard on the tree
the CRICKET still sings in the grass, and only
the owl boots at autumn like misanthrope
! aud naturesh ater
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-02-21
TIIL FASHIONS ron llSi9

n I e. s1cPl7AII. e nNtgt 81 Is .H =
u H4rrkns No. ~ Reisimose sHs .s t
iri s & skeif friends and the public esref .
M ~, 49, are nov ready % furnish iAstn
~. 80 Sxie 81 ATS lossihef vikh pshek
Is Iii III Who m4y fasof hen win ssA -
prSzes md quality.
Hsiunosel Qes y. isls.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-02-21

II themselves DIVE is degrading power. Few. Ii
any pFoFefiyraihed are ever frguced 10 ies,y
oI PaaPeflsta bhi we enter that inviting cor,
whste il ha$ kalthfnl sway. ie viii fugler e. IL
aimqst efeatfe power. BY Increasing and eleya-
ang ihelr dqiesif affection, il invests the cheerful
Inrsside q thh hatable home wiki an underlying
Ecnarm Bytisplfing thirst ipr knowledge, il pfo-
vides raiiqEs entertainment ipF s4iF. hard earaei
hours q lelsFe And thns By daAssg lors OF home
and Aaifst f01 inoRedge 10 their spiritual existence
II Iescne soilr from spending their evenings iily
ana o'nefs mn resoEting 10 the public house or
Ihe pleasure talking seandle and etsceniy if Dol
Eneit rioi and blotd amidst thesiusnes Of rum and
he roar q S9ed associates. The good PRINCIPLES
-tae good steass hEd NE good habtislof which ed4
heal.on y Iie nkans, ~ once purchase the respect
n oners ana create ~ their f1ssessot high toned
TIlahly sen FesPeet Their freedom and reason Ire
~ o3lvtaeIsS and kF being brought ia
III af,tfrf 49, ~ -AskSf
II me hiSh claims Of morality, and relision ~
iot only adnlinedi hdt freaagptlyS eabr5ssJ -
iraricei and the poorare blessed IL Her ~,
pIslr haoiafiSns here, and prepared bsslul dt.s,
Akenside 81 as frbe as beautiful n
AIe:n St - y iHs " CYL
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-02-21
nay ENGLAND

Il scarcely ever put in barns, II keeps
well iu stacks, made up as they are in tho
Nd ste.tImanncr and carefully matched with
straw. 1 Nathing can bemore beautiful and q
worknan.lkc than the manner in which they
are made up and fbr nay, the long stacks
Are decidedly preferable to those Of q round /
form Al it is cut down for use in such caSeto
more advantages The formation Of STACK,
Which il often lby women, is wefk OF T
much skill, and is the fruit only Of pracfces
tbe tbatching Of stack in the best manner
REQUIRES both art and experience, apis iSera -
are. men who make it a n
we'll executed, the hay for "A o
10 wei. During the formatF Z -
which when intended to be n "a
times wait for several days 2. IL
The MISUNDERSTANDING carefe = AZ
a large tarpauln or eanrast cofeSk
nend mon poles over the stack, mn,
rroteat, It from RAIN refer to these mfre,.
circumstances to illustrate the extreme cars--,
fulbe.s with which many Of the husbandry
are here conducted When the hay is 70 10
removed ITO the stable, the stack is carefully
4 cutdown as load Of bread might be cut, and
/ ALWAYS done up and bound in trusses, intend
! ed TO be Of ffty4six pounds each, and in that
\ way carried to be distributed tothe animals.
j This requires some extra labor; but the farm
ers find their account init How different
this Is from the c4reless and wastelsss man
i uer In which things are managed with us,
where / have often seen horses and oxen
standing knee,aefp IN the very best hay Il.
which has fallen and been tossed out Of ihe
nlanger s The cs1sequence Of siIis extrasr
binary pains .aking is, the most economical
management Of saeir products The animals
hare rec aiar allowance, and are not at ono
tir4o sarieited and at another time starred,
/, and not handful Of hay is wasted
= atsaa5is I'll rdpeasl Hr-fitcl.Egnfe.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-02-21

e. I-on Housrex.--It Il said that Senator Hons
=. al .,arf for Texas this week, 10 meei die at
,s~rs that are being made on him al home relative
:, N. glavelg question His speech in the SENATE
IA ~, give satisfa ton to the southern Senator'S.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-02-21

as sum erlng babe sweep stillylon-si.
lent, II malestlcn niotioned By the, peaceful
wayinSs Of the hregze and rippled 10 catch
the silser rays Of the moon and reaec, them
TO myssyes- Thus seated before that rolling
river -sssemhleIa Of LIES stream-and beneath
the slant stars silent though eleouent
voices Of the night,9 whisper tIflf iStch-
ing st1ries beneath the dina city = N sonStl-
ing tom q restless EaR is heard auAanfma-
tea th1oalg press alppe 20 and fro, Over fhe
Tue eosolhg psyemett, III kow strange is the
variety of tprm and leatare which, ash were,
II II i99Ty scene last in review before me-
raash person, impelled by indIvid1ai aims
my esFsrent rom bis felfcw,.yet tracing
consm!gl circuit hfs is sustained III : ce,n
e na'sai relationship v. aPsa lgsTg5hStaR ssss
ii ~ aiheem r. efitsand comparing them
misa t's avs o. those systems revolving a.
20 Dc'e inf, T., am leg 70 adopt the truth that
-. = immature Universe Men circle
.nlouts. elme IN appointed orbits Each
eoui a, !, that flashes upon my view is a
"o,'a Iea the centre OF asystem Around
eae9 y, ot sshese centres revolve tunnumbered
ss'ell'e., and throughout this wide system
q humanity TIE laWF Of mutual dependence
y mort g5avitatlon bold their sway These
M W. 80 uouuaant principles are rttsea.4 \
~. - veg not re hoRes, the joys, the ankle
ses aia iears, the sofai satellites clustering
around & eaeh eentraiIo orb We perceive not
tne altfaetiEe ietses Pf inhibition. love, pride, L
revenge and sateless averice W. I'LL ~.
the untesting energy and Ger NJ,
spirit That holds supreme H. gro.,a e.ns
in course n or nav we view ,Ss s.A
forces (which here have NAV -. ss 81 9,
Of tbs workings Of ices HnSe7a - .tfy
star lashess..sseIrest IRE n things that are A.
leeen The worlds only hope of salvation =
asts upon an agnseen dan unseen love :. =
q uns ebh pardon and an unseen Heaven
In entering upon the subject we have here
iseussea human fancy and intellect ate as
.ars-rs aiant only Of The night, which dwin d I
lie befoFt the risen sun. The light Of ttcr ri,
ity aloac wiz unveil these mysteries Spec 4 OF
such theme as this, crowd upon
s; bntsthey claim reflection rather tia ut 7
,rance Such are the interests they array 81
nch thes Ahxieties they awaken, that the soul, OIL
nabls sosketch them by human largdage, 81
illingls tuEas inward where she may trace fu
lore visid, Enough JET unequal conceptions FL
f the things which are unseeaS III
DELTA Pin. til
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-02-21

(sXNE COX sore illlle ased lsE u ". 2 ID,
4 De. &. X. WOODS a sR
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-02-21
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IPREsIIDEN FrIAL NOMINATION.

4
| The Detroit Commercial Bulletin has
Il,ccd the pame Of TuoMAs HI Benton at the |
hea6 If rs columns a. its.eaudiaate for the |
rasideueyin 1852. ThSis the 'unkindest
TIL Of alll for Gen. Cas- After lie has
blased ne denlagogue with his Austrian
fasSlntidis and thrown himself into the
lrbs Of the South. with speech as long as
IbIee Connecticut sermons all to make HIM
salf. President. Il Is too bad that from his
pvn home. Should come the first formal nom
NATION of1 BExfoN, man who holds hardly
hna sentiment ii common with him, for the
ill., NJ seeks The Bulletin says, 1t would
pd, nluck Il single leaf from the chaplet with
wh;eh gratitude and afFe ton have enwreathed
mn brows Of our own noble Senator" But
It'll adds
ave would rather battle forever in hope
llsss minority, under the banner. OF man
whose principles We know and can respect,
ItLan crasp at one Of those empty sbu bibles
4 Erown ID tie surface BY the turgid waters
| Of q convention
II RrputrtoS Or Flnxl4 The Cumberland Civilian
II Or Friday Aays: al.
II county. for ONE time past, praying the
Ra,rd df Directors of the Baltimore and
OHIO Railroah Company to reduce the fare
bstweanI Baltimore aud this place from the
rresent rate tseyen dollars) to five dollars
the amount charged passengers when they
lInass 81 10 Wheeiing or Pittsburg The Re
H,t;,;on avs common Justice would seem u
reaui,e that citizens Of Maryland ought q
II 10. II he mon equality with strangers y
r. ;,'<Ira. Il ~ travel. il is believed, wonlt
NOR. tlIan rcpay the amount lost BY the re
j ducticnl
u The q sisa remarks uPoh Mr. Gay fss1
1 luIions:
!. al. could Be premature for as 70 ente
!, .,;t;c.liv into he proposition Of Dir Ola
e. cbmprpmise Of the sgisssing subject u
Rnt mist MI. Clay's compromise vi
scarcely be adopted in the form and spirit !
| which Il i presented, il may Iindireetly Lea
Il .oEde discussions and some suggestions
! different form, which may he productive
{ I settlsmedt upon this exciting question:
q n 4. 90 -l--+----- H4a
I. g. I'd, Housrex--I Il said that Senator Hoa
& ion viii slartfor Texas this wees, 70 meef the
z tacks that are being made % him a. bone relati
Z :, N. 1lavelr question His speech in the SeRs
IA ~ rive safisia ton to the southern Senators
- F
] NJ Spurious notes, purporting to be
d The Northwestern Bank Of Virginia and e
u IDENTITY altered from the counterfeit ten Of 1
Z. Layffyette Bank Of CINCINNATI, arsin cirs
z la.ion Il Pittsburgh.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-02-21
~ I II
J. Irwin smith, t
IusALr DRudaIsT,

F"HOEHHALG UhUUHNaTfEI M
No: I22 P,aa ss,ref BasiG Bai'tmFFss i
II AS constantly Oh hand senerat sssserttmiefntef
H . DRUGS, PAINfs, oiistfGEf W.
Ore Stnlfs, MipdSM Glass, tarRish,
BRESHES Fe3 I#l8, El.
all 0f which be vii sci st2e ierest ,atcs apd re-
specially iaYiies alb 10 give him call eel9Fa pprS
chasing elsewhere. fId ii #
& PhysiciaaS, Country Merchants, aad pfn4Hs 'ff.s
villfn Il 4, ihef4nter-t 70 call and exaiias Ehe
s.,,as ~ prIe<s u oar srtiel,s before iayihg
ihriF EtecS. fl i
Rsb,iui6rc, March 99. ist9-ly
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-02-21

=. Spnrious notes, purporting "a Be az
the Northwestern Bank Of Virginia and EVIL
dentlE altered from The counterfeit ten Of he
LayfTyette Bank Of CINCINNATI, arsin circn-
latior ii Pittsburgh.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-02-21
Knabe g GaehIe,

81 - ssssre RIane F~sse Mennfrssnsers
- I . - ii Esfsr 4, BALTIMORE M,
vrxtr1 pa nos made IL this iAishnent are
30 esrnassed ~ anv 10 the country zen hesg;s
n s,f'le del}eary Of touch, and poweE anA qAsis0
who,e..le aeslers furnished 81 Us q,ost
Ss.h,s ,ssrs. lseps.a7 lsis- l5s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-15
.,Ioo, ..ON,s PATKNF FOH HANGING

x,TooIa llN,s PATENT FOX HANGING
w CvpaI fIEg-Afords lighter and stronger 20
hes than en- be obtained IN sny other way sra Sn
steel cross bar behind u sarpe .,o e ~ 0''''
stsel Die has been procured iet sannf pA''s " "
,tssebed 10 al carriages luili under ms pslsc. I'D. 49,
49, pis,ee v-tth ths hyhi 70 use togetoer WIN ne
springs Or We p-. sHELDON sAf7H, CO,
I'll PesTi-si, Nev-York.
Sole Agents for Row YORK. Nes Jersey, nd Conn,
a.. naa.ons infng ing upoa TITS patent shef BY mAAias
& ~ .slng .tsho1i The psies will be bed strictly ae'
esnk ~ ~ proceedings 81 lav, unless inme-
49, ,,sr,ent n rsse With ise Paienee or hi Agent 90
oihie ss.ne"e"' CHARLES l. WOOLS0N
A.orneys wA.s Paenee. Cleveland. Ohio.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-15
List of Patents

Issued from The Untd States Patent Once The issek md
ing August l5 1880
Nelson Barlow Of 81 Louis Mo for improvement 10 fc-
ton clutches. Patented August b. 1880
Bartholomew Benlowski now residing In boDdoo Eng
land for improvement In cylinder printing prestes Pa
IL England October a. lSf7-in America August
jane, g. Davl, OF Buffalo N Y. sssEnor to A B. War.
rer aud @. Davis Of Buffalo N for Improvement in
Jupus r. rozef OF Rochester N for Improvements in
ipslrume 10 for vsccinaing. Patented Aug IL 1850.
Adam Hays OF Madison Ind for improvement In solins
for fractures Patented August IS, 1850
George Houston Of Washington, N. for tnprov
In weighing machires. Psted Aug IS, 1850
Willit II Hovey Of Hartford, Conn fJr improvement
In packing boxes and Hxles. Patented Aug IS 1850.
Allen Judd Of Chicopee, Mass for improvement In pen.
tAgrsphs Pa elied August IS, 1850.
w 3 Kean Of Wooster, Mass for Improvement in
beneh.h Dohs. Patented August l3 1850
A Mckinney OF Montgomery, n. for Improvement 10
apparatus for eguaing The selling of5ovs In wagouops
Pa epied August g 1850.
Robert Mlligsn OF Harden England, for improvement,
10 OInameLing textile fabrics. Patented Ia England,
March Is lf5o-in America August q, 1850.
Jsu es PRISON OF New Yofh, ~ for Improve men In
pisno-fortes. Patented August IS, 1859
Warren Robinson Of Lebanon, Conn. for Improvement
10 ship yen.llsioTs. Patented August 10, 1850
John c. TebDent and Jofn Workman OF Philadalnht,
Pa for safety sppafA,us for sesmb0ilen Ps.ened
Is, 1850.
Wster Bryent Of Boston. hass for design for ea.,o,
brseieis Patented August H. ls50
John ssshbone Of Abany " Y for deGgu for coal
stoves Patented August 10 1850.
Reuben j. Blanchard Of Albany, NJ Y aSsignor to Br.
lings Leaned and George Il. Thatcher Of o.nv N v
for deslgn for stoves PAlenlsd August 70 ls5O
Sherman :. Jepett and II Root OF Buffalo N Y for
design for stoves Paeoied aug -. 1880.
RE-lSsUEs
Jacob PecHe and Josish N smih OF New York for i'm
proved eoacea,d trigger for firearms Patent dated pee
John Hinton of Psos. Ferry We for iDprovsm. N, 4.
harvesies Of cover heads and her grain Patent eacd
May p 1913 Rsissned Aug %. 1859.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-15

COhPOKApIOSn OTI e. E.-Pubfc uodco . mere
Wy given 10 loeOVner orc Hners occupant Or oecuaam
OF a houses aud Os Oulm proved ands Affect
ed thereby lhs tho following assessments have bsoo con-
peled by the Astsssor aud lodged Va te once OF me
Bureau of Assessments JT nlaaon by all persOns To-
rresied VIZ. For regulating add paving seing ard re-
setting curb aud gutter and Tagging sidewalks 10 Twenty
seventh sree. bstween FIst snd second avenues fhs
limits embraced by such assessment Include all the several
houses los Of ground vacant los, pieces and parcels
ofapd titnated On sd Of srss Do
tyeen frat and Second All persons wh1so n.
teress arc affected by me above named a,sese1ls ead
Who aye opposed b he SANE or either OF Ihen are re-
ouesed present heir objscnOus ia writing 10 The uldsr
signed al ter Office No hal Of Records within hiriy
dsy, ffom the dsle Il h's nouce
RAMUEb n DE MOTIF
FRANCIS NICdOL5ON ASSESSOR
ISAAC ~A SMITH,
Cce Bureau fAssefsments Street De- irIment August
Q, 1850 aus loi
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EOKPOkTlON NOTICE.-Puoie no.c, 10 asreoy
~ Rven 10 The owner or owners occupant occupants
OF houses aud lots improved unimprOved lan1s a.
ieced thereby that the following have
completed by The AslefsOrs aud lodged II the Office OF
the Bureau Of Assessmeus for examination oy all persons
nteressd, viz For regulating and setng curb aud gl
stones In Thirty hrssI tbs shghh and Ninth
The limits embraced by such assessment ilcuds
al The several houieg and lots Of grOund lots pieces
ard parcels Of and situated on both sides Of Thirty fret g.
between Eighth ard Ninth avenues All persons whOss
Interests are affected by he above named and
who are oppcs ed to same elmer OF them
quesed TO present their rscii II wrIing the under
signed. atiheir office No Hall OF Rscolds wlkhn thirty
days from the date Of Ihis nouce
SAMUEL H. DE MOTf)
FRANCIS NICHOLSON Assessors.
ISAAC WIN SMITH,
Office, Bureau OF Assessuebts, Street Department, Au
gun9, 1850. aug lOI
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