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Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-11-08

Isql YES for safety
DAvENRokT J Lien q Co
NC HYSON TEA, OF extla quality, ~
I l. the Memento, received and Tor sale by
nod JOHN + REEVE.
"A CHESTS FINE OOLONG TEA, for family
M use, for sale by - =
NOD JOHN. NJ GORDON q SON.
La "a HHDs. BALTIMORE MIDDIINCsS,
n ae4 received this day F r. sss BY My.ANnr,sH
Isl "A BBLs. NEW APPLE BRANDY, re-
no. JAMES WINSTON.
{1A CASES STICK LICORiCE, for sale
no DAVENPORT, ALLEN & co. 4
40 F nhhs bRA HHAn 3, o .a1s SOUTH Ar
no JAMES WINSTON. I
D6A KEGS NO. l FAMILY LARD, for
fEUN11 sale by DAVIS Il GODDIN.
I0R KEGS GLADi's BUTTER, received
noI 5 - $50 ~ ~ JAMES WINSTON.
E6A KEGS OF Lard received BY last boat,
NOS JAMES WINSTON. \
EGA BALES BATTING, for sale.
wv mo FRY Y McCANDaNsFsa
RA BARRELS TARA superior article in
no 2 - : RANKIN 4 wHITLocK.
5eD b, .sls +, BURG KAIsINs, landing
no ~ yFR q McCANDLIsH.
a GhdA BOXES CHEESE, received BY last
nos JAMES WINSTON.
a AdR BOXES PRIME CHEESE, for sale
no a FRY & McCANDLIsH.
a GAAh BAGS RIO COFFEE, for sale BY
IN WV mol FRY & McCANDL ISH. =
u AMGA PACKAGES GUNPOWDER, I'M
al wv PERIAL AND BLACK TEA, for sale.
no l FRY q McCANDLISH.
@NgAAA BAGS SUPERIOR NORTHERN
no 2 RANKIN Il WHlTLOCK.
sDA TX BOXES SOAP AND CANDLES,
- eD various kinds, for sale by
moo JOHN N. GORDON & SON.
$GAdAsA LBS. sMlTHFIELD SIDES.
vvesSDSS prime quality, Just received for sale by
oc Is JNO. WOMBLE & co.
NOVEMBER 5, l95O.-Just received, per Ex-
lW press at CHAS. HARTWELL a. CO.'S, a
new and handsome assortment of the following Goods
Jenny Lind Cloaks, from So up aso Cashmeres,
nearly yard wide, for % cts per yard worth more
ney Mouseans at lSa cents per yard worth 25 cents
worsted French Mouslains, all coors; Popns silk and
worsted for 37i cents per yard, worth so cents the
cheapest goods IN the city, selling fast; Plain Nous
ans, all colours for Is cents per yard We have also
received, per express new and handsome supply OF
Dress Buttons, to match all shades; also, complete
assortment OF Military Braid, all colors; also, French
worked Capes and Collars, In great variety; new style
Calcoes, and other goods too numerous to mention.
We respectfully solicit call from ali who are in
want OF the above goods assuring them that they will
get the cheapest goods in town at
CHAS. HARTWELL & CO.'S,
no . l07 Broad street, opposite Swan Tavern.
a. AND STONE MATCH SAFES.-Just re-
~ ceiyed, small lot of this new and useful article,
for sale by r. M ZIMMERMAN,
nos ISL Eagle Square.
NTEW FIGURED AND PLAIN SILKS,
In Just received by Express have received and will
open this morning case of splendid figured and plain
for cash, am enabled sell them off lower than any
other house in the city. Ladies in want Of something
| really handsome, can be supplied at low prices.
Also, received few pieces OF superior rich, heavy,
glossy, black Silk for Manteets at low prices together
with lot of handsome black Laces, Fringes and
Gmps for trimmings
AUGUSTUS MAILERT,
| nod No Al Main street.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-11-08

II IFE AND WORKS OF JOHN ADAMS.
IL Now publishing by subscription, The Life and
Works Of John Adams, second President of he United
States. Edited by his grandson, Charles Francis
Adams. the depostary OF all the manuscripts well of
Adams and is intended as the first Of two great pub
catons calculating the history Of the rise and pro-
gess ofthese United States from the year l76l down
TO the year 1913, when the younger Adams died.
octave each volume containing from 500 to 600 pages
at 1925 per volume.
Volume I'd, containing his Diary and Autobiography,
now ready. For sale at the book store of
no2 MORRIS & BRO.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-11-08

a. FOR RENT, and possession given at once.
N.a the upper part of the tenement corner of Main
and 18th streets, recently occupied by Dr. Mettauer
Apply to RICH. HILL. Jr
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-11-08

VAI EW ORLEANS MOLASSES.-4 barrels
" prime New Orleans M GLASSES, for sale by
-OC ~ A. LEE
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-11-08
NORTHERN BuTrER-ao tubs just received

IN by NA' : : h's-S0 '00slus' received
nos FRY & McCANDLIsH.
q. . MACKEREL.--I2O bbs and half bbls
" No Mackerel, received per schooner Splendid
and for sale by A. S. LEE
AlLs.-l5oo kegs Nails, in store and for sale BY
" oc A. S. LEE.
M EW ORLEANS MOLASS ESQ barrels
~ J prime New Orleans Molasses, for sale by.
&C ~ A. S. LEE.
A y. i MACKEREL, in kits, for sale by
Ia oc ~ DAVIS Il GODDIN.
Tot o. !MOLASSES.--25 bills prime, for sale
NOD WILLIAMS 8 CLAIBORNE.
ESy BUCKWHEAT, II bags
ORLEANS SUGAR.-25 hhds prime, in store,
- Tor sale BY E. H. SKINKER.
HpRIM e MOUNTAIN BUTTER-25 irkins
ID prime Mountain Butter, for saleby
&c % A. S. LEE.
EpREsEayING KEtTLEs.-A supply Brass
n Bell Metal and Porcelain, for sale by
HDLATE WARMERS.-A large assortment Of
H fine English Japanned Plate Warmers lust received
at GINTERS, IS Main st.
E1oTATOEs.-Prme Northern Mercer Potatoes,
oc5i S''''' - s41 R K & BROTHERS.
VI these justly celebrated Hams, in store and for
sale by WILLIAMS & CLAIBORNE.
Np q FINND sUG A RS, LOAF AND
H-A e Crushed, receiving and for sale by
Ep EYNOLD's HAMS, receiving and for sale BY
n-@, nos WILLIAMS & CLAIBORNE.
g. McGRUDK & SONS, agents for the sa Ia
tge OF IRON and steel manufactured by Messrs Tomp-
Aus Y uwlllL. Oc %
G UGAR AND COFFEE.--lO0 hhds. Lousia5a
- Sugars; SO Bags Of Rio Coffee Receiving and
for sale by WEBB, BACON Il GO.
~ A
- also, Water Fuse--for sale low bv ts-''y
jy u I. D. &W. Gg CRENSHAW g. Co.'S
SHOT. 500 bags Shot, assorted sizes, in store asss
- for sale by a.. Il NJ ~
SALMON a, AND &, MACikSssS No Sal
= C % g and No. MA'As'sl 6k tSs AZ
= sale y ~ s eepblihi for
= no 9 w VIM. TAYLOR. n
ggyEN BBLs. FAME YORK PIPPIN AP-l
E Plies, for saleby
FsRIM MIPNGs.-Jenpy Lind Braid Windsof do;
saes J. G. CHENERY. 4
NEfsS Oll.-20 bbls landing, for sale By n
Z %saaet 30 49, EDMOND & DAVENPORT
BILLS. PURE CLARE
FED 81 CIDER VINEGAR, receiving. fol sale By
g = Et IT, SKlNKER.
sALiAFERRO's FIG LOO bbls. family
ss1s " s.'''' 1s''Is To- sale & sK1nKER. !
4 sE sls ;;-supelidrgreen and "a, received
7HSA = B5ls. TAI i good ] ri
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-11-08

a. FOR RENT, the tenement on I'd street. be-
E:a tween Main and Cary streets, now in the occu-
pancy of DR.. Mostly. Possession given LIST October
next. Appyto w. GODDIN, or
Sc 26 JAS. M, TAYLOR
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-11-08

"A FOR RENT, the tenement on FIRST between
I'LL Main and Gary streets, present occupied by H.
Crenshaw This house has eight comfortable rooms
and the kitchen four. Apply to '
my II l.. ID. & w. 6. -CRENSHAW 81 co
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-11-08

a. FOR RENT, the Tenement ON Main street
E:a two doors below the Exchange Bank, at present
occupied by Mr. +. P. Smith.
Also, the Tenement likewise situated on Main street.
nearly opposite the former, now occupied by Ro M
Burton. Possession Of both on the LIST October next,
Apply to JAMES M. TAYLOR
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-11-08

"a FOR RENT-The tenement at present oc-
Ill cupied by the subscriber, corner of Main and 9Th
streets, suitable for the accommodation of large family
or Boarding house. Also, two other tenements suitable
for families. For terms, which will be reasonable apply
to [de 81 JAMES BOSHER
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-11-08

nos FRY & McCANDLISH.
FAJ @. MACKEREI..-I20 bbs and half bbls
and for sale by A. S. LEE
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-11-08

a. FOR RENT, the Brick Dwelling on 5th, be-
EWtween Broad and Marshall streets, next door to
the residence Of Mr. Isaac L. Cary. To good tenant,
the rent will be moderate and the house painted and
put in good repair. Apply to
TOLER & COOK, Agents,
oc l6 Pearl straat
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-11-08

ut EW BUCKWHEAT, If bags.
W no JOHN +. REEVE. 3
ORLEANS SUGAR.-25 hhds prime, in store,
~ tor sale BY e. III. SKINNER !
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-11-08

Sss FOR RENT.-The store and dwelling house
ha on Broad street, door to the store of Mr. Jno
F. Reeve. This house is at present occupied by Mr.
VIM. b. Ellis. Possession may be had on the first of
October. >ppy to JAMES GRAY.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-11-08

FIX FOR NEW YORK.-Virginia line Of
49, Richmond and New Y ork packets-The SUI !.
perlor hne ast-sailing new packet schooner RICH
MoND, Capt. Samuel Dearborn, having the great er
sail with all possible despatch. For balance offreght
OF ooo packa ges Tobacco, passage having superior
recommendations, apply to captain on board at Edmond
q Davenport's wharf, or to
4 DAVID
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-11-08

4 y. l MACAEREL, in kits, for sale by
1N ocl9 DAVIS Il GODDIN.
Il A o. MOLASSES.--25 bills prime, for sale
nod WII.IIA Ms & CIAIEQRNE
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-11-08

A AiLS.-l500 kegs Nails, in store and for sale by
1Y OCT A s. LEE
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-11-21

ton.it important keep our readers advised Of the
true state Of thnga Thess letters being private may be
nos confidently relied than il they had been expressly
written for publication;
NovkasER g. 1850
Mr. RrroHIEi Surprising that the term OF my last sub
scripion has nearly expired, enclose two dollars Tor you
pa per another year II is with regret learn your inen
lion private life, believing the efforts you have
made 10 promote sound public sentiment In regard TO
oil vital interest 10 whole country have not
b. en- in vain. Al the present time need the aid OF men
who, fearless Of will dare manlsn calm
wse and patriotic measures independent of party con-
sdeaions Never since the dark days OF revolution,
did need the services Of experience aud wisdom
control the dangerous passions OF our people What
will be the end OF the excitement prevailing throug
out happy country the slavery question, pro-
oundes statesmen foroel am OF opinion how
ever. that the late measures passed by Congress- quiet
sort to and that glorious Union will
still contiGue nnimpaired Bat should northern brethren
far mistake the policy repeal the late fugitive
slave law, still further aggressions the rights
OF tbs South the subject of slavery, the Of
North aud the South be severed il Is amsntabe To
soc the alienation of feeling Of citizens of all classes
now on the increase In our southern counry, la
quence OF the the fanatics Of North
That rescon may lead the adoption of wise and
cilatory by those inrused with desnies
and that the fearful febodings OF many of good cit-
Gems may DO succeeded by Of frateal feeling
wards all portions of our beloved country, 10 the ardent
wish OF
Your friend /"
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-11-21

We are gaii6ed to see the strong efforts now making
at New Orleans TO effect communication with the Pa
ci6c by Of the ishmus Of Tehasntepec The en-
tepnse has received impulse from the spirited c
of that city. who TO have infused their zeal
throughout all classes of society We understand that
large and well selected corps Of ensnees under the d.
recon OF Major Barnard, Of the United States army, Il
about TO starr for the ishmus to make all the requisite
surveys necessary for the construction Of rsroad In
addition to this the most spirited efforts are being made
in other ways to effect communication with the Pacific
We understand that strong hopes are entertained that the
road will soon be open for travel F
II very gratifying to witness these efforts to develop
the great resources Of our country. By means Of this
great work all the advantages Of our newly acquired
possessions on the Pacific will manifest themselves in
the highest degree One Of iis first fruits win Be the az
tension Of our Asiac commerce. both In s amount and
BY opening new articles Of traffic. Every work Of this
kind constitutes new link to bind glorious Union
and those spirited citizens who have secured all thsss Id
vaniaxes to our country evnce. BY their course patriot
ism n well as energy They have our hearty goodwill
for the succsssfu accomplishment Of their undertaking
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"When bad men conspire honest men mus, asso-
ciae" Il were well for the patriots OF Boston to reco.
lect this maxim. Thompson has been driven from Fan
euil Hall with scorn; but his speech has since been
published in the papers Of the very next morning. He
impudeny and sneerngly refers to Mr. Webster IS fol-
lows,
"Maachuseus has not forgotten tho God that guided the
May Flower Plymouth Rock and though the peerless in
southern the heart Of the old Bay State sound. and
still beats responsive the instincts Of nature, the dictates
s.t. shsi;si on free coll Tie then takes The language Of
Webser relative Kossuih. In his speech the New
III. and the Of si Ko..a.h aaes ,s' n1 :.
followsl l see that the South demands Of M.ssachu
sets that the noble Crafts and his equally noble
pan,on. should Ss given a9. and see mat ,h demand
iIsY q ds.pO.io power. Tbs lightning Ia. it, power
aaa the .sss %. a % s :
,ssn sh;ning whIwind Or earthquake That l. the
while speaking admiration of advance Of this coun
ny IN other respects he denouhces liz slavery saying Iii
are held in slavery on the coil and have sought pro
fnulgate the doctrine Of slavery emancipation acknow
offence rsaoSs. far beyond the ii. Of tie Unsd s.,s.
aspirations for freedom wide the soil polluted
by tho footprints OF yrant In advocating the rights OF
humanity, know Of no geographical boundariesi / walk
upon Gods earth among Gods childreni and whenever
and demand tho delivsrancs Of the captive"
This insoeni abotonis, 10 still further pushed on by
his associates in Boston. He was to become q mere
" looker-on in Vienna" So was be held up by that
abolition organ, the New York Evening Posts and now
zee the character he is playing. The Baltimore Sun
Of Tuesday says:
/" He announced TO speak At Worcester on Saturday
evcning last and In Bcknsp Boston, this evening
Besdes this Thorn Is give oil FIVE Ia
Boston, beginning Tuesday, the 26sh instant The rs
three viii embrace fhe history condition. and prospect
British India the last two will be the reform move
nenss of Great Britain. All this would do very well for
British audience but what possible utility il
s TO be here. But the whole thing 10 only cover for an
unwarranied and sinister attack by foreigner on our
nestle in'ti,uions No true American, whatever may be
his feelings and opinions In regard slavery will feel dis
posed TO counensnce We pleased see how ever
the statement In the British BANNER, that but small por
ton OF the intelligent part of the British people sym pat6ze
with the ncendary projscts Of which Mr. Thompson the
agent"
Will the Bostonans submit to all this,
III appears that the lesson be received in Boston was
not without s moral He did not appear at worcesterl
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/" Novrnsrn q. 1850.


y" Sin, -" lido no. wish you to understand
that your subscribers by having their pers
dsapproye your course as regards the exciting ques
tons Of the day. They have limited such thing
f all those would be patriots bad taken the bold patri
otto ground that You have in conjunction with Cass Clay,
have long since been amicaby settled and almost for
gotten. b ts4
Go on as heretofore with your good work and YOU N
republican President lS52-not no-party one hope
Will Try and form another club for your Invaluable sheet
=. To the EDrroK or rrK UsIos"
We will add an extract from letter OF gentleman Of
high character in Ohio He speaks Of the difficulties and
embarrassments that exist in that State and concludes
with the portion now give. few such men will
make impression in that great State. which we think,
with New York, is the only one in which abolition
can possibly hope TO prevail, even for brief and dark
period:
ability and nfnence enlisted in this the bitter
end. will boldly brave the storm while splinter OF
through the valley and shadow Of political death, Vel,
cheersd by the consciousness Of right, fear no ILL.,
When the worst come. 70 the wos. i i come e all
foot of ground In HTgi~ia which can make my own,
Of 81 5 s
She the birthplace OF fathers, and God forbid that
/ should fight against her!
But do despair Of the public. rely upon
the sober second thought Of the people, and think the
dawn OF change for the better. Some Of
spectacle democIatc journals, in the spirit Of true, dsn
terested patriotism and among the whgt in like
manner beginning to take bold and open stand in
favor Of the Conpromise and Of future quie. and hal,
he s . ss hae ood 0
upon the agatos, dlsunionists, and .hgherlaw' adj
vocates who bid fair hitherto crush the last lnger-
OF peace and CONCORD between the North and The
South Ii not, the end OF these things is DEATH Very
much nearly everything, depends the approaching
sion Of Congress Never 10 the history Of tho world. has
30 fearful responsibility been cast upon any body OF
men," Hfa
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MORE OF PUBLIC SENTIMENT.

Having inserted the letter from Mobile. we will now
add two or three from other quarters The two follow
inc. from gentlemen in Mssissippi neghborng State.
give somewhat different color to public opinion They
are from Respectable gentlemen, and were not written for
publication but n this season o. sxcsmsnt and sgts
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The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-12-18

- UPERIOR ROSEWOOD, WALNUT, MAHO-
- GANY, and Cottage Furniture of private
family at aucton.-On THURSDAY, December
10, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, we shall sell, at the resi-
dence of Mr.. Haswell 10th street. Zone square
north of st. Johns church, all his very superior
Household and Kitchen Furniture, consisting in
part Of
Splendid Piano, made by Dubois and Seabury
Mahogany Sofa, Dvans, and parlor Chairs
Marble top Centre Table, Union Chairs
Pier Tables, Dining and Card Tables
Lady's Work Table Rockers
Superb Marble Manel Clock
Bronze Branches, Brackets. and Candlesticks
Chinese Teapoys, sets OF Walters
Two French plate Pier lasses, Fire Sets
Mahogany Book Shelves Piano Stool and Rack
White French China, Dinner and Tea Service
One very rich figured Dessert Service
Three ply, Ingram, and Venetian Carpets
Mahogany, French, and Cottage Bedsteads
Dressing and plain Bureaus, Wardrobes
Washsands, Toilet Tables, and Sets
Rosewood mirror front Wardrobe, very rich
Elegant marble-top Cottage Set
Walnut-arm, and other cane-seat Chairs
Looking Glasses
OleOstatic, Astral, and Hall Lamps
Walnut Etmgerer, Portable Water Closet
Barometer and Thermometer
One Ladys Saddle, Gentleman's Saddle
and Bride complete, English manufacture
Cooking and other Stoves
Together with a general assortment of Kitchen
articles.
Terms: $50 and over, a credit of from one to
four months for notes satisfactorily endorsed, bear
ing interest.
Most of the above Furniture was made to order
by Phyfe, of New York.
DYER & MEG UIRE, Auctioneers.
Dec l4-dftTh
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First Regiment Of I.fantry.

Captain George w. +. Wood, to rank from jane
10, 1850, instead of "June 20, 1850. (vacated)
Captain George w. Wallace, to rank from June
10, 1850, Company CD instead OF October g.
1850"
Captain Benjamin II. Arthur, to rank from June
&c, 1850, Company F,) instead of October 10,
1850"
First Lieut.. Eugene E. Mclean, to rank from
June 10, 1850. instead of 4" June 20, 1850"
First Lieut.. Charles C.. Gilbert, to rank from
June 10, 1850, instead of October 8, 1880"
First Lieut.. Parmenus T. Turnkey, to rank from
June 10, 1850, instead of October 10. 1885,"
First Lieut.. George ID. Beaverton, to rank from
June 20, 1850, instead of October 10, 1897
Second Lieut.. Richard w. Johnson, to rank from
June 10, 1850, instead Of "June 20, 1885,"
Third Regiment Of Infantry.
Major Electus Backus, to rank from June TO-
1850, instead Of October 10, 1862
TRANSFERS AND CORRECTIONS OF DATES.
Second Lieut.. Samuel b. Holabird, from the I'd
Infantry, with the date of June 80, to the First
Infantry, Company ca to date from June TO-
1880
Second Lieut.. Thomas G. Williams, from the
7th Infantry, with the date of July l6, to the
First Infantry, Company F,) to date from June
10, 1850.
Second Lieut.. thornton A. w ashlngton, from the
5th Infantry, with the date Of July 81. to the
First Infantry. Company b. to date from June
&c, 1850.
Second Lieut. John w. Frazer from the 9th
Infantry, with the date Of August IL, to the Sc
cond Infantry, Company F.) TO date from June
80, 1850.
Second Lieut.. Alfred Cumming, from the I'd
Infantry with the date of August 81, to the
Seventh Infantry, Company 40 to date from July
l6 1850.
The officers whose dates of promotion are changed
above announced, will Immediately return tc
the Adjutant Generals Office the commissions OF
letters Of promotion cancelled by this order.
V.-The officers promoted and appointed will
join their proper regiments, companies, and sta
tons without delay; those detached service, OF
acting under special instructions, will report by
letter to the commanding officers of their respective
regiments and corps.
BY order:
r. JONES, Adi't General.
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UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE.

On the petition of E. p Bigelow, of Clintonville,
~ Massachusetts,, praying for the extension of a
patent granted to him April Goth, 1887, for an i'm
provement in looms for weaving coach lace, for
seven years from the expiration of said patent,
which takes place on the Goth day Of April, 1851
1t is ordered that the said petition be heard at the
Patent Office Monday, the 7th day of April.
1851, at IL o'clock, M and all persons notified
to appear and show cause, If any they have, why
said petition ought not to be granted
Persons opposing the extension are required to
file in the Patent Office their objections, specfcal-
y set forth in writing, twenty days before the day
of hearing. All testimony filed by either party to
be used at the said hearing must be taken and trans
United in accordance with the rules Of the Office
which will be furnished on application.
Ordered ALSO that this notice be published in the
Republic, Intelligencer, and Union, Washing ton
ID. c.; Daily Bee, Boston, Mass; Providence Jour
nal, Providence, X. L.; Tribune, New York; and
Albany Register, Albany, N. Y, once week for
three successive weeks previous to the said 7h day
of April next. THOS. EWBANK,
Commissioner of Patents.
p. S.-Editors of the above papers will please
copy and send their bills to the Patent Office, with
paper containing this notice.
Dec ONION and Intelligencer)