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NOTICE residuary lcgatees Of Nelson Reed, de-
N cenSedWbereas by decree of Baltimore
equity dated day March, 1851
and passed in therein pending between James Dudley for
himself and Nelson Reed, deceased William
Baker, and William Baker viii said
Nelson Reed, the auditor Baltimore order
trbutoa Of the funds said required
directed TO said
and proofs that be produced who the children
Mary Barton, Rebecca Myers Elizabeth Echslbegcr twho
Of tesaors wife, Nancy Rsed Joseph BuBeston to
brother Of wie James Reed Reed,
brothers OF esator) Elizabeth Ma Rebeeca Lloyd, and Jane
Bewy (who estato living the death Of Nancy
Reed the testao widow, who died the twenty ninth day of Sep
living Nancy Reed,
relationship of such then living children deceased
death said Nancy Reed
whether Saunders Alexander Reed Robert T. Reed bo,be Of the
tec Torey (ss.r Of the eaor either, and
which Of them dend the time OF the death OF said Nancy
living said Nancy Reed, having
before said Nancy Reed LEFT issue living the death OF said Nancy
Reed, and what and degrees relationship
issue living the death OF said Nancy Reed and also
tain and who the children Of Dinab Dudley living
death Of Nancy died Nancy
Of such issue and Iso the entitled
living Nancy Reeds death
soa Of such decedenis; and
the limited Ia this report said
fund.
New pursuance raid persons entitled under
Nelson Reed deceased hereby
proof Of title before the said
September 1851 and that in default Of
failing appear will be
among parties appearing and proving their title
WIN. GEO BAKER
Ap s-law10w Trustees, Baltimore.
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To Contractors.

OvrIcE CORNERSTONE PuBLrc BUILDINGS,
Washington, May Z, 1851.
PROPOSALS win be received this Office o'cioc
Thuday the 29b instant grading round
suitable
A bed gravel
inches deep viii required under laid
In gravel.
will also be received 4, the time
be both sides Of said lh the
eighteen
of which be dressed usual.
The
ployed by Commissioner and be completed by
September material excayaed will be deposited
upon public mall within a reasonable distance.
offering will cubic for grading
paving, which include gnveng
gravel upon pavement being
laid and neal for the curb properly
VIM EASILY,
Nav o-2aw3w Of
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IN petition Of Cbas H. Teomb of Lowell
Edgar Titcomb, deceased formerly
Andoy. Massachusetts praying for the extension
NJ Ttcomb
ming wooen rowing for seven from The expiration of said
patent which place 10th July 1851
ordered that said be heard
Monday, O'Clock, per
notified appear show they have,
said petition ought not to be granted.
required file
objections specifically forth writing
twenty days before day Of hearing All testimony hd
party said
accordance with the rules OF The office, which will be furnished
application.
Ordered also published Republic Intel
isenco Unon Washington, Daily Bee, Boston,
chusets Tribune, New York. and Providence Journal Pov
dence l., week for three successive weeks previous
the Both day OF May instant
THoS EWBANK,
Commissioner Of Patents.
s. Editors OF the above win
bills Once copy paper
nc
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TWENTY DOLLARS REwARD.--Ron away from the
subscriber ID Of March, 1881 coloed CATlA
RINE alias Eve
inches She Of delicate appearances and
about 80 She supposed hiring Wash
nTtoh woman
An against hna harbona her The
above reward will be paid her delivery
Nar25-3aRn j. r. HILTON
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from the which pred al the date OF te sale OF
the adjacent mines The advantage OF pei
osniuy ines and most Of them are DO
eed 20 lie vey productive They aie all more o lens
~,
tansoruon OF 81 Louis, and arc IA he naast
eomtr all the agricultural products OF the lat
itudo In which they located .,,.,..,,.,,., >,
Commissioner Of the General Land Once,
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Indiana unlimited
Stockholders individually liable.
For Of horses mnle@ prize bulls sheep and cao
description against the combined FIRE,
dents aud disease Also stock driven eastern markets
South losses paid in thirty proof of death
DrecorsJo-sph o. Bowman counsellor; Ferdinand Eberwno
merchants Captain Isahc Mass merchant; George D. Hay
chant, Thomas Bishop, builder John Wise, merchant and
directors Alvin W Tracy merchant aud bank dirccor Hon
Abncr r. % sne and OF Nncepnes Adm smith
farmer bank director and auditor of Knox county.
Joseph q. Bowman, Presidents H. Shunief Whitney Secretary
WIN. urtch ard president Nncenne branch
o the State Bank of Indiana,
T. NELSON, agent Pennsylvania between lih and
18th streets, Washington City.
Sept 2s-dly
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Bureau Of Provision. and Clotnns, Apn "a issl.
DRorosALs sealed "Proposa small stores
viii be received O'Clock @ Monday
e s @ aas &c % Iss s Gasa
Massachusetts. soosn New York sna e9spoa vlxna such
by the chief o. this bureau % BY the respective
officers Of te said nasyyards during The fiscal
boxes, shaving Hasdkerehiefs, silk, fancy coIors
Brushes, shaving Looking giasses
Brushes, scrubbing sMusta ID seed
Brushes s.nss ss,ss fspps i ssss assorted
Buttons, navy, vest Pepper, red
Buttons, dead,eys Razorsuops
Bssa~as Soap, shaving, in cakes
Combs, coarse SILK, sewing, blue black
| Grass ioi hats Thread, black, white, aud blue
| Jacknives Tape, black and white
Mustard pepper win be required New York only and in
All good quality, equal
generally and coniornabe the ian
and in this bureau and subject such inspection
where delivered chief OF bureau direct
appointed BY The Navy department An The articles be de
and the article must be
packed
boxes, bales barrels N which the be delivered, shall be
marked with the OF the and the
month and when put up and when desired, in good sub
The establish agencies such
his residence that no delay may arise IN furnishing what may be
requision, Chief
sssne ys he penalty ps IN the the
record requson duplicate thereof ut the Bureau
Provisions Clothing, navy aforesaid
shall be evidence that such requson has been made and
ceived,
withheld from the Of all
collateral security in addition m performance,
Ninety per deliveries made win be
within thirty day. after bills duly aulen,i
Gated shall have been presented TO him.
Blank forms OF proposals may he Obtained on application 10 me
New Hampshire Boston, New York.
na@o,e Norfolk and a. s ! @
Congress making for the naval service for
approved August 546) by written signed by
that undertake that
bidder bidders will fhs bid be accepted into
within five days. with good and sufficient suretes
supplies The will be obligated
competency guaranty by navy
district Attorney oce OF the general government
the bureau.
record duplicate informing bidder Of
his will be deemed notification thereof within
meaning of 1896 and his bid viii be made and
ed in conformity with this understanding
sEc fther enacted from passage
for naval supplies invited BY the Secretary
Navy under The the general appropriation bill for The
approved March third eighteen hundred and shall
accompanied by guaranty signed by
sponsbe persons they undertake
bidder bidders will If his their bid be accepted
obligation be prescribed by the Secretary
Navy with good and sufficient ureies furnish the supplies
No shall considered unless accompanied BY
bidders, they shall fail
obligation prescribed by the secretary the Navy
good sufficient sreies furnishing supplies, then
Navy shall with other
furnishing the said supplies, and shall forthwith
contained the proposal
which be may
charged said bidder bidders and their
and the be Immediately recovered by The
United the the Navy Department, action
debt against either or all of said persons"
Ap25-lawfw
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United states Patent Once,

FsBRuARy ~, 1851.
IN the petition OF Moses Bayley of Salisbury, Massachusetts
praying for the extension of granted him the
9Th day of July, 1885, improvement moch
all kinds woolen
from the expiration said patent which place
the 9Th day Of July, 1851
II ordered thai the said petition be heard the Patent Once
Monday the I'D day OF June ~ O'Clock all
notified show they why said
petition ought not 10 be granted.
Persons required file
once their objections, specifically set forth In writing at least
twenty before the day Al testimony filed BY either
be used said be taken
IN accordance with the Of Office, which viii be furnished
application
Ordered also that this notice be published in the Republic Intel
hfence and Union, Washington city, D. G. Daily Bec Boston,
Massachusetts Journal Providence, Rhode Island Tribune New
York and couran Hartford Connecticut aweek nr three
successive weeks previous 10 the o3d day OF June
TH0S. EWBANk,
Commissioner of Patens
g. Editors Of the above papers please copy
bills % the Patent Once, with paper containing this
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John N. McCALLA. late Second auditor Of me assr
ury, offers his in the Of claims on
ment, before Congress- The departments In the seu'
military accounts, and business generally ueg
Letters addressedto him should be posfpNa
nee I. nj the OF 9Th and Louisiana svepue,
WAsnissTor CRY, AprIoe-d
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second saors..-Dnnctoa Academy.
NM " LAbBE the citizens oil
a washington Georgetown that hts dancing
i0 the season viii Thursday, January hs
on Pennsylvania avenue, opposite Wiiards Hotel
day. p uhnn Washington Tuesdsys Thursdays, and ss,u'
NY TX, gss'fgeiown--M Mondays ard Fridays.
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DISSOLUTION OF CopartcrshipThe Arm heretofore exist
~ ing under the Brother h.
CONSENT dissolved Nh George Dyer win attend o
ment o the accounts of the fm unsettled business
Of the late Robert w Dyer deceased which immediate
is respectfully requested. EDWARD q. DYER
GEO. r. DYER
WAsHssros, September o. 1850.
S- Copsrtnershp Notice.Tbe undersigned
copsnarsbp under the and firm of Dyer Mcclure
will continue
old stand OF Dyer Boher Of 10Th md
They respectfully Of patronage
slowed the late firm, pledge themselves discharge h
fully every trust con6ded 10 Them.
Dyer Mcclure prepared make
signmsns and to cash all sales made by them.
EDWARD g. DYER,
J.. G. MCGUIRE.
WASHINGTON, September w. 1850.
Sept e7--dn
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yHARPS Patent Rines with Maynard,s Primer
Wesson Lesvs, and Aliens self p
Fine English double barrel fovlDe pieces
English and German single double barrel ,o. A.
supply goods inst received ebr sale hv
JNo. w. BADEN BROTHER
Pepn,ylvania avenue, 9th street.
Mar l--Iaw6w
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General .4gcnt al Washine,on CITY,
III claims for land the individuals,
N attended to-
lie has evidence In his
the soldiers Of The Of 1919 land mndo
and offers his services in all such and others.
wAsmsaros september 2s, is5o,-ly
ENGLISH PATIENTS. from Isss "a register Of all
u granted during that period. vol. London
Webster Letters Patent for nveHon and Copyright Designs
vol. London.
o,odsop on the Law ~ Patents. 1 vol. London
aud Practice
tons. 1 vol. London,
spence the Law Of Patent Inventions. vol. London.
Turner Of Copyright in Design. London.
Of the Laws
countries NJ Europe. ] vol. Vienna.
Law Of Patents. / vol. Boston.
of Patents or Inventions I
tons, vol, New York
Fss2 FRANcK TAYLo
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MY pKrAHrnssr,


Bureus OF Provisions and Clothing, Apri -, loo
I'm PROPOSALS. endorsed Proposals tor Navy Cioihine
y aud UloDg Materials" VIII be received al This Once unui
oE ~ M on THURSDAY May next, for furnishing
and thirty days notice. at each OF either OF
die Massachusetts, BROOKLYN New YORK,
and tospo Virginia quantities only all OF The ioi
lowing articles onavy clothing aud clothing materials as may
be ordered by The bureau by commandments OF
respectively during The fiscal commencing on
and ending The 3Ot day OF June e
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embraced in the above proclamation OF President
~o,upsp residue OF 10 he
nskst Wisconsin They
tiou.ry Illinois,
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DulIIr nAurnv u,.y

p'sAss BARTON KEW Will attend "a any business
ne may pc nrosed with before
uict ana VIII also claims haf,e Con
gress ana me Departments. Once street.
W.satvaroS. July M. ~ 49,.
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VIM. II. ID. CROSa,

Washington City, D. O.,
Praces Of the District Of Columbia and win
claims
description including bounty land under the
lstely passed. Office in the City Hall
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BY the PTesidenIi
J. BUTTEHfIRLp,
Commissioner of the General Land Office.

NOTICE TO PRE- EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS.
Every person right pre- empton Of the
lands within the townships and OF townships above enumerated
establish the the satisfaction of the register
proper Office therefor
seeing this notice, and before the day
public sale of the lands
braeng otherwise, such claim will be forfeited
j. BUTTERFIELD,
Commissioner of the General Land Office.
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May
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-01-11

passengers and crew have been ,Hsd with bv sendn -
large aud badly provided vessel upon The coast Of the UNI
ted States at the epoch Of the winter solsce.
lst. We understand that the Ohio has never been CON-
pered. and has been constantly worked for fifteen months
without repose repairs @
3D. She dispatched this voyage carrying between
three hundred and four hundred souls with but four boats
all Of which capable Of bearing than seventy
five one hundred individuals.
3D. Her pumps were altogether Inefficient as they proved
in the hour of need.
4h. Being vessel OF several thousand tons BURDEN she
LEFT Havana with but single engine, whose capacity
evidently unequal to the propulsion and preservation of
large Of metal and timber in stormy weather.
5h She was inadequaley supplied with spars and can
vass TO ride out the gale when steam failed and she
therefore thrown into trough Of the sea- the mercy of
the waves.
6th The leak and the water, that proved nearly fatal
Were not detected understood, until the fires almost
extinguished BY the rising food under the furnaces.
Ith vessel like The Ohio kept aHoat and brought
INTO port-aer she had been strained break or
three OF her hog braces by the efficient uss of four ash
buckets OF, IN other words bsiled during such
tempest as has rarely occurred on our coast by implements
intended entirely for another purpose.
Seampackets designed for the transportation of passengers
treasure ana government mails, should be every moment
guarded all points from the ordinary and extraordinary
dangers OF the but this ship failed every parcula-n
sails IN steam, In pumps in boats No possible risk that can
avoided should be ckessy incurred On TUESDAY,
her engineer declared that be would have given
i've cents for the chance Of her salvation He watched the
alnng OF her massive machinery she suged from side to
de and every moment expected break and dash out
ne ribs and sides Of the shp but her great original strength
sh buckets and the and muscles Of officers passen
yers, and crew alone saved her.
These are grave subjects for reflection. We point them
ut In sorrow rather than in anger and that no greedy
pr OF gain, haste economy will hereafter be allowed to
amper with such human freight nearly submerged
uling this week beneath the Of the Atlantic As we
teamed BY the ship way Baltimore in the Georgia,
line cheers burst from the emancpaed passengers for our
aan friend Schenck and his officers but not voice was
aised to do homage to the Ohio.
Very respectfully, your obedent servant,
BRANTZ MAYER.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-01-11

THE Ice CRoP-The late favorable weather has forward
ed the crop, and in locations the ing altering has
menced company of fifteen gentlemen, with capital Of
100000 are preparing and have nearly finished, the
gin Of Hagges Pond, along the line Of the Lawrence rail-
road, buildings Of capacity Of holding thousand
to be shipped from Salem southwark and wherever there
Is market Last September, ice in the city Of New Orleans
readily sold for six dollars ton. This is unusual price,
being nearly twice the average for years past Haggetts
Pond has about fourteen of M surface cleared Of the
and understand the ice has formed thickness
ten or twelve inches The ngaherng there, understand
has already commenced Courier.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-01-11
CoLosIzATIoS Rooms,

SOLOSIZATION Rooms,
WAsHISGToS, JANUARY 8, 1851.
The thirty fourth annual meeting Of the American Colo
nzation Society will be held in this city, the list instant
at o'clock p M Addresses will be delivered by the Hon.
FREDEnIck P. STANTON, NJ. c. from Tennessee, the Rev.
r. FULLER, ID, late Of South Carolina and JoHS H. B.
LArRoBE, Esq, of Baltimore. The place of holding the
meeting will be announced in due time.
The Board OF DREcroRs will meet the same day, at l2
o'clock, at this Office.
The following Life Directors are requested to be pre-
sent viz ....@.E .s. H@.." ..s.
Hon. T.W Williams, Conn. A. G. Phelps, Esq, NJ York.
Rev. L. Bacon, ID. s. s. Duncan, M. ID. Natchez,M Mi.
Francis Griffin Esq, Miss. John Murdock, Esq, Miss.
Gen. John H. Cooke, Vmg. James Raey, Esq.
Ihos r. Hazard, Esq, RI. Alvarez Fish, Esq. Sc .
Rev. E. Burgess, D. ID Mass David Hunt, Esq.
j. Colt Esq N. Londn Con. James Boorman Esq. M Y.
Herman Camp, Esq, NJ Y. Charles Brewer ESQ.,, Pa.
Rev. j. B. Pinney, ~ Y. Nicholas Mills, Virginia.
Elliot Cresson, Esq, Pa. Solomon Surges, Ohio
Rev. W. McLain, Washn'n Chas. McMicken, Esq, Ohio.
Aurary Societies, entitled delegation by the fifth
article of the Constitution, requested appoint their de-
legates, and give US notice who they are.
... w. McLAIN,
Secretary Am. Colonization Society.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-01-11
lsPEECH OF R. J. INGERsoLL,

at the late Union Meeting in New Hauen, (Ct.)
Mr. President and elow-ctizens should have been well
satisfied bad the been taken upon the resolutions without
word Of comment but my fellowcit assembled
from this busy community to expect that something
should be sad before the vote il taken, will dean them for
lew moments and assure you they shall be very few,
while express my views the subjects which have
brought here. shall say nothing but to of the
measures Of compromise for public sentiment has been
generally expressed in favor Of the others Justify any further
Comment upon them the present OCCASION h however,
the fugitive act that has drawn upon the compromise the
violent denuncstions Of portion Of the public press Of
lnss Of excited citizens and, regret add of pulps
too Bot after all this excitement eigned felt, the
csim sareher after truth will find that the founded in
one OF the solemn compacs the constitution, which plainly
declares 'hat persons held service labor in ate
under the laws thereof escaping another shall not
sequence OF any law or regulation therein, be discharged from
such service or labor but shall be delivered up claim of the
party to whom such service or labor NAV be DUE"
1t has always appeared e, 10 view of this clause of the
constitution that the only consistent either of the
law Of '93, the return Of fugitive slaves TO the jurisdiction
from which they came or the law Of the session. which
is the IN principle though effectuaI in carving
out the constitutional requirements are those who Ike Mr.
Garrison and bis associates, denounce the uion itself
as compact with sin, well all laws made in obed
ence TO it's requirements. But am Of those who
believe that have grown wiser III reference either to our
moral or constitutional duties than the fathers of the
Republic They carried the country through the Of the
Reyouon-he men OF the North aud the Of the South
conienng shoulder shoulder 10 the common cause with
ou, stopping call in question interfere with the domestic
institutions which either section fl 10 mainan. The
usrious who drew up the Declaration of inde
peudence himself Southern STAKEHOLDER, and the
may be said Of him. lus,us STILL who led our arme
Though the Of the Eevoutionthe man " first i
war; first in peace and first in the hearts of bis countrymen
This aterna feeling, which il had pleased Providence
bless the first struggles Of the then rising Republic ani
mated the members Of the Convention which afterwards me
TO finish the great work that had It's beginning 10 the battle
field Union harmony, concession, the wsfchwords
those days without them the independence Of these Stse
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-01-11

TrPoea aAPHicAL ERRoRs.-One meets at times with IT,
aughabe typographical bunde, which, notwhstand
ing the geates caefuness the part of the prooeade,
fail Of being corrected There is small Bible, published
Concord, New Hampshire, in which the "sluggard is d.
rected to 60 to his "aunt" pattern Of industry.
We recolect to have time since an error made
by careless perhaps truthful composor. who, by omit
ting the letter in the last word Of advertisement of
quack medicine, made read "To be made eliicacious
must be applied internally and efer,,aiiy"
An English paper says that Russian General was foune
dead with long ord in his mouth" In description
BATTLEFIELD between the Poles and Russians the pspe
states that the conflict deadfu and the enemy
pulsed with great laughter" gentleman is said hav
been accused Of having eaten stage driver for demandin
more than his fare" And again, certain celebration
none Of the poultry eatabe except the o,c" If III
following circumstance be true, which is gavey described
Western paper, navigation upon their waters be e.
more dangerous than we had imagined "A rat Graft
descending the river in intact with steamboa and
serious the injury to the boat that great exertons
necessary TO it, We not at all surprised nor d
posed to be querulous when with occasional bunde
Of this sort; our wonder is rather that they of
greater frequency It is owing only to the proofresder
essential pesonsge IN every printing es,abshment who
abofs however, bot little appreciated, because III
known. Literary Amrican. tsa !. .&@s,
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-01-11

OHIo STATISTICS OF CRIME ls50.-The Attorney
General Of the State Of Ohio has made report of the crm
nal prosecutions and commttas the last year in fifty EIGHT
counties. In these fy-eght counties there were 2, OOs
criminal prosecutions, Of which 1873 convictions
Three sent to the pententiay for life, six for ten
years, one hundred and eighteen for under ten years. two
hundred and wentyone 10 county jals; amount Of fines
amount Of costs assessed S9 amount of
collecabe ssO76 amount Of bonds forfeited
Der of offences committed under influence Of inteaperance
four hundred and forty-one.-Cin. Gazette. ..- ...
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-01-11

He WORE FLAsHr WAIsTc0AT-He hashy waist
coat on the night when first met, with famous pair Of
whiskars and imperial OF jet His hair had all the haugh-
his voice the manly tone Of gentleman worth forty
thousand dollars all his saw him but moment, yet
metinks see him now, with very fsshy waistcoat and
beaver on his brow. And again that browne
beaver there but shocking bad un his hat
and matted his hair He BRICK within his hat the
change all complete, and he anked by consables
who marched him up the saw him but moment,
methnks him now, charged by these worthy officers
with kicking up a ow-Hambshure INDEPENDENT
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-01-11

The amount OF duties paid into the custo-house a. San
Francisco in July, August, and September follows:
For the month of July Sl43, ,2s6; August Sl76,656 Sep
tember. Sl44 3ls; total S464 $50. The Of bullion
exported from San Francisco since the 18th Of November,
ls49 October 30 1850, entered the customhouse,
S2l, ,s99, 1885, do entered inward, So, l34, ,OO6.