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For SALE.

"a A STORE AND DWELLING, in desirable and
E:u healthy location The House s large and convent
cut and built of the best mncraan excellent stand for
business and will be sold clear Of all ncumbrance with
without the stock The for selling Is the adycr
tser is about 10 change his business.
Apply at the Office of the American Telegraph the
premises corner of 9th and streets.
nov 25-tf
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street Baptist Church.-There will be pub
lie services in this church to morrow at IL o'clock The
Rev. DIR. CUsHMAS will preach. nov 20
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Thanksgiving Day.---There will b

IHHHkbBIVIHB UHy---IHtr6 VIII Dc sbrVice IN
The Fourth presby terrain Church, 9th street.
forenoon collection will be made for the benefit of the
Orphan Asylum The children of that school will sing
the occasion. nov 28-lt
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VAHE ANNUAL MEETING OF the Ladies'
il Union Benevolent and Employment Society will
take place on THURSDAY EVENING, the 9th instant,
at o'clock at Trinity Church, which has been kindly
offered the Society on this occasion.
Several addresses expected to be delivered at this
meeting by distinguished gentlemen.
The public respectfully invited to attend, and evil
dence their sympathy with the objects of the Society by
liberal support of the which will enable the almo-
ners of their bounty to give good report of their abors
at the next annual meeting
nov 25-2t ny order of the Board of Managers.
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EOR CLOAKs, WRAPPINGS, sc.
il 10 pieces A. coored yelvets
do 81 and ~ black yelyets
II do Ga Ermne Cloths and Flannels
Is do fine French Merinoes
20 do very heavy Poplins, all shades
do very heavy black Silk, suitable for
Clocks &C.
With large and general assortment Of all kinds Of
seasonabe Dry Goods, at the lowest market prices
nov 12-1m YERBY a MILLER
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NOTICE.

Sons OF Temperance.-A new Division will BIZ
organized at Temperance Hall Friday evening. 2stl
instant, Mt o'clock. Charter members and brethren
the Order are earnestly requested 70 attend noy 2e2
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GREAT CURE FOR COUGHS AND COLDS.
nR. J. s. ROSES EXPECTORANT OF COUGH SYRUP,
~ decidedly the most valuable Compound for Coughs
and Colds Even Consumption is curabe ii attended to
in time 1t allays irritation Of the Lungs removes all
Bronchial affections, and is certain for sudden
cold, accompanied with of throat and cough
The great demand for this medicine in Philadelphia and
elsewhere is the strongest evidence the thousands who
are using 1T will testify Of Its superiority every other
cough preparation. Price only so cents per bottle.
All of Dr. Roses valuable Family Medicines for sale
by u. ID. Gilman VIII Gilman,
Chas. Stott Co., Samuel Butt
j. Il. Callan, John w. Marin,
nov25-r Washington city, ID. @.
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I1OR RENT-A LARGE ROOM, suitable for
JIG Store, situated the of 10th street and New
York avenue. This is a good location and presents
fne opportunity for any desiring to engage in the
Grocery or other business. Inquire on the premises
22-tf
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/ OST-0n Saturday last, on Pennsylvania avenue, IA
i small HUNTING L0CKET, containing hair The
finder will be suitably rewarded by leaving il at the jew
clry Store of Messrs GAIT BRoTHERs, Pennsylvania
avenue Inoy 25-4ts
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Methodist Episcopal Church, south.-The Rev
LEoSIDAs RossER will preach in this church tomorrow
(Thursday) morning, at Ii o'clock The public are
ved to attend Location sth street. square north Of
the Patent Office. nov 2ss
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gsg. Tomorrow being Thanksgiving Day,
no paper will be issued from this Office.
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G6 BRICK DwELLING-HoUsE, situated on the
u north Tide OF street north, between 10th and 18th
streets Possession will be given the LIST Of December
Apply TO POLLARD WEBB, Office north side Pennsy vania
avenue, between A. dhd 9th streets. [nov A-4t*
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suu..a. Court Of tns United states.


MONDAY. December 30, 1851.
Andrew c. Chatfeld. esq. OF Wisconsin, and Algernon
Sullivan esq OF Ohio. admitted attorneys and
eounselors OF this court.
No az The United States. appellant. Us. Nd. Moore
This cause was argued by Mr.. Attorney General Crit
tenden for the appellant
No "A The United States, appellant J. Daueriyes
heirs This argued by Mr. Attorney Genera
Cnenden for the appellant and by Mr., Taylor for the
appellees.
No. A. w Lyman st ai,, plaintiffs IN error Vs. Bank
OF the United States. This was argued by Mr.
Phelps Tor the defendant in error.
Adjourned until To- morrow, III o'clock, a. IN.
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the 10th instant There is but little doubt that Will
confirm the President in the position which he has taken
but this number Of votes thrown the relative proportions
into which they divided and the detail OF the crcum
stances under which they taken. will 90 far 10
show whether free and untramneled expression OF the
popular will was allowed or otherwise Notwithstanding
the tone OF the English press. we'll as oil our own
is pretty generally unfsyorable to the HYPOTHESIS o.
Louis Napoleons integrity have seen letters from
both France and Englan dominating from fepuoicah
sources toowhch express the most enre confidence IN
the uprghness OF his intentions and say without nest
tslioa not only that the general election will be conduct
ed with perfect fairness but that ii goes against him.
be will Il once submit and surrender the oalon OF com
mand Kossuth, we see, thinks differently
The old canal board, which is controlled by the wings
nnd il 50 hard to agree upon division OF the spols
that The prospect they will go out OF office before
they can come to decision and thus the disbursement
and control OF the nine mons-to secure which that
party tramped the constitution under toot-wi alter ALL
be vested in their adversaries Ia such caseand il is
pretty sure to occurwe commend 10 their pefusal Mac
behs soloquy after his murder OF Duncan and interview
with the witches:
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UEYWORTI, LEWIS, a. co. have just received and
opened suitable for the coming holy
days, consisting of
patent and detached and cylinder
watches .
Bracelets breastpins and ear rings separate
ockeis pins pencils ladies' gold and silver
rhmbies and shields
spoons forks ladies, cups, jugs fish knives
tong., &c.
Plated Tea sets kettles and variety Of other goods
public goods will be disposed
OF very moderate prices
personal OF Mr. Keyworh paid TO the repairing Of
clocks whose the business
work be done the
lewe order and neatly repaired
by experienced wokmen.
25-eo3t
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The Great Invention OF tho Age i-sts. suppIsnssdi
Gas triumphant
THE half Of the nneesnh ~ be recorded as e
OF Steam II has passed and with wi pass me steam easns
The half Of The century the
Of Gasan agent destined not only TO hht nai 70
dueed he Cas- Engine
.era.on upon the experiments Of his
make principle Of the condensation OF eabon acid gas
letter. pa,en, Improved Cabon Acid Ensne,
sss md q nadas or 10 companies The Of
States, counties. or cities. ., -, ~ !,
The and labor and Of human live. aad
suffering secured BY Of this motor win IN
used and thousands o,sr places the
bulk and weight Of The steam engine h4. pseludsd u. use
agent. from he single horse power for soonsu
thar sousa By sbs steam engine boilers and fuel
hemsn and Of bulk and wegtoo tons weight 'ucns o The
These facts BY engine Of twenty
in the following om the Cincinnati Nonpsrei
are pleased 70 state that e = saomon late o. ms
cation engine The successful Of TINS nvsnnon
has another patent for The popss
Also rights for the use Of his Improved po3sns and steering
control Of vessel independent Of the engineer that he
Also right. for his Improved Spring saddIe military
designed for The greatest possible comfort Of both
Any Information regard TO the
of obtaining rights &c. may be promptly obtained
Attorney agent pa.entee, III, ODD Eel
lows Hal, Washington, d. z.
Washington; Amsncan, Patriot and SUM- Baltimore Ledger,
aa e na ns
YORK Advertiser Brooklyn Journal New Haven; Jour
fe.aa iss.s' TdSS:
neIois ioal"a Chicago Ga1siie and Adssss Pstush
Nonpa;s Ana, and c
Republican, st. Louis Pesyune Delta and
sx ss" s: % %
FORM and forward bills with eG'E q sRP%eaos
a5-eodamf Washington, D. G,
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New Ltyht-house Lamp.

Mr. John w. Benneto late keeper Of the iron light house on
Mnot Rock Massachusetts Sion with Mr. Austin ocull
Rochester New York, win exhibit the south wall OF the
OF successive
nghts-vz; Tuesday and Wednesday commencing al
light house lamp This lamp Is constructed
burn lard crude lieu OF the best winter strained
of prevents
congeAon Of the lard after II becomes liquid the
coolest atmosphere
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EDWARD X COLLINS h CO.,
No. SO Wall street, N. Y.
BROWN, sHIPLEY, Co,
Liverpool
e. ROBERTS b CO.,
IS Kings Arms Yard, London
... JOHN MUNROE l. CO.,
% Rue Notre Dame des VICTORIES,
Paris.
GEO. DRAPER, Havre.
ships win be accountable for gold
bullion specie jewey precious stones metals unless bills Of
ading therefor the expressed
Sept 5-dly ...
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THEATKEBaes celebrated English OF the Bohemian Girl
popular English genius with possible
exception Dr. Anes produced last night by the
segun Troupe command the appreciation
We have not Tor
any morning regard this piece de-
cdedy performance the seguns have given was
received with great very brilliant audience Ii
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CEILING or Mt Cost, to Move.-hs have I'm.
~ ished delivering bills for the year, shall
day and offer the remainder OF
goods at cost for We have hand full stock OF French
mennos, wide silk vsiveu pnted csshmsrss, all
moussene- low priced do and all In good styles
which
from this date offer much below the regular prices
Our Of cloths ve-ngs will be found
worthy OF attention. and all boy' will find
greatly 10 their advantage call and examine stock
Our stock Of domestic goods Of sha
small profit
than they could be at the present time.
We also have n black
which we shalt offer cost in order stock
as possible before the
Persons buying goods will charged
us unless agreed beforehand
sell goods and wait for the
W N. SINISTER co,
Seventh street. side, near Avenue,
Dec % -dIotif
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LossUTH GRIPPEi-Th mail brings intelligence that
concdent with the arrival Of the uous kossuth
attacked with coughs colds throat &c. accompanied by
chills and fcvers.
M preventive and agsnst above diseases
selves against arrival calling and
ing bottle Of Dr. ROSES celebrated EAPECToRANT,
.nve t those who have the Kossuth Grippe and
NOSE VINO have " accompanied chis his
ionic MIXTURE Two nsver-failps remedies. For sale at
nUTT'a
Corner Pennsylvania and 18Th street,
Dec4-sh Opposite Irving Hotel
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AGENCY for Claims Mt Washington City, by EVANS
II b FAINT, Attorneys and Agents ~ =. EVANS, who has
years a clerk chief
Pension once having resigned the named sruan, has
ciaied with HAMILTON O. FAINT, Of Missouri and
opened office at Washington city, the north aide OF psnni
vsnis Avenue between ls and 18th
claims either before Congress. The several de
parments.
They will attend claims Of description requiring the
vices Of Washington but those which their
will be particularly devoted the following, viz Bounty
land claims approved September 2 1850
bounty the soldiers their widows minor chill
the Black Hawk General Waypes from l7s2 TO 1885,
commissioned officers the Mexican wclaims OF all
kinds arising OF with Mexico uary fer
bounty pensions end other property back
clothing mileage forage expended
raising companies. Indian claims revolutionary claims OF all
kinds.
Land warrants bought highest market prices.
They Congress. and all Off
Of the government generally
Dec 2e-dhw3m
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Military Asylum.


NOTICE hereby such be entitled the
benefits the Congress- approved March 1851 to found
a Military Asylum, &c, viz
All soldiers discharged soldiers Of the army Of the United
States regulars volunteers of the regiment battalion Of
rne Mexico, and who disabled
that service and IN the line OF
disability incapable OF further mill
lary discharged soldiers Of the Of the
honestly and faithfully the
soldier and discharged soldier who
may funds Of the Military Asylum since The
passage same-Ma.ch 3 iS5laccoding
have been disabled by disease
line of his rendering him incapable
military every peRsioneT wounds
incurred the military service though not contributor TO the
during period he voluntarily
shall transfer his the
Military Asylum building has been provided In this city for
lhelr
No deserer muneer, habitna dunkard will be admitted,
sufficient authorize his admissions do the
provisions found Military Asylum apply United
States shall been
infamous of civil nature, since he
shall Of the United States
AppIcaton this institution will be addressed
Brevet Captain Schuyler Hamilton 81 A. secretary 10 The
Board of Commissioners, Washington, ID. G.
25-3taw2w
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LINE editions, English and American, AueIy bon a..
ofcsmpbe Rogers Bryant, Byron, Shakespeare Lonef.low
heans Pope Dryden Chnuce Cowpe Thomson, 0odsm,th,
souhey coendgs Moore Gray nsnect Scott, Baltic, Burns
Shelly sigoprnsy, Wits, and
English be found
edition. every case many Of them i'm
own
Also many Of poetry Percy Reaue.
Aten's British Poets, Enss Early English Poets, Selections by
Griswold Others.
FRANCK TAYLOR,
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DIED,

In this Sunday REUBEN aged Of
HENRY and CATH WALLER
Funeral this afternoon, O'clock from the residence OF the
| parents 10Th,
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on nna Pounds Chot~t Goshen Butter Just received
,5\.lJU New York store No 81 Han

on nna Pounds Choice Goshen Botter just received
UUUU and the New York Butter Store No 81 Han
over street, Baltimore.
great Of above hs. been collected with the
hotels and families during tho winter
prejudice thst justly sganst packed
batter been upon Goshen
Being connected the old
houses New York. superior
procuring choicest jair,es county
fresh supplies regularly twice week. feel
confident furnish article that will refined
taste delightful flavor spring
citizens already realized
all All goods delivered
Of charge,
Also pounds very choice pine apple cheese. All win he
aold a. low In New York by the few packages.
All goods bought and sold for cash
W. c. CORNELL.
BALTIMORE, Dec. II, 1851.
Dec 19--tsw3w
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7 OsT BoUNTy-LAND wARRANT.-Land warrant LOG,
Ia issued subscriber Washington city (who
Csp Buhannn company ah infsny under the oct of
2h September 1890 ofJas H. Lokey
Al p,rie, hereby cautioned purchasing The ssd land
subscriber OF the
Dee ll--lavsv.
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lZ special Federal Lodge No.
evening, (Tuesday,) December 80 O'Clock
al Masonic Hall, of and 10Th
respectfully and all brethren
good standing T cordially invited.
BY order Of W. M @. A, SCHWARZMAN,
- Secretary.
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r.
EIY ssly for service, care has been
LIkk1X siso their engines
strength and speed and their aceoninio
passengers unsquaied for elegance comfort
New York Liverpool la kTst cabin i2u
Excessive OF 500 Ia second cabin, $40
From Liverpool 10 New York. ~ aud f2O
An experienced attached TO each ship.
No berth be secured until paid for
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QUGBX ACADEMY-Boarding and Day school for
IL young gentlemen, corner of X and 18th
G. +. MORRISON, Principal
r P. Latham A. NJ, Professor of Ancient Languages
Nuns. T. Raoult, Modern "
G. $. keech, Tutor. .#
Teacher of Penmanship.
Messrs Carus and Iardea Teachers Of Instrumental Music
James r. Mclean, Teacher of Drawing and Painting.
designed prepare
The study of the learned entering
higher classes colleges In branch Of
spared 70 render the sound complete
bic. The taught
ssng reading arithmetic English grammar geography,
the Latin, Greek, languages history,
chronology defamation, composition, English Latin
clan and Roman antiquities Logic mathematics, chemistry natural
and mental philosophy, music, drawing, &c.
Terms of board and
d. D.. Rev. j. w. French, Wm w.
esq., Thomas Richie, esq. Prof A. d. Bache, Gales
Chew ID Baltimore Capt T. Page, u s. NJ and aptsin
Blake, u. 8. N.
Nov l9-dtf
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kNAPP's Chemistry Applied To the Arts, vol. q,
n Just published. London, 1851.
Fans Anatomy OF the External Forms OF Man
OF plates. London.
don, ls5
o"ehetrs Practical Treatise the Microscope VOL Illus
us,sd. London.
The rant-A Biography by NJ. schlsiden, NJ n vol; IL
lnsrsded London.
Prichsrd. Natural History Of Msn VOL 50 enssvinss
Illustrated Manual Of Operative Surgery and Surgical Anatomy
translated from the French by Doctors Van Buren, and cacs
just published.
Martins Natural History Monksysi vol London
Many snarnvinr FRANCK TAYLOR.
IL
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EANCy GOOD~.-sTEvENs Browns Hotel, win be pleased
variety articles and fancy for the hoydsys
90 Sales room, Browns marble building.
Dec 6--eo6t
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y TAYLOR MAURY's
BOOK store, neer 9Th street
Boys and Girla' Books and Toy Books,
Ds.ected Maps and Games.
Papier machs desks cabinets portfolios. and nsstanfs
Illustrated standard works, souvenirs, and annuss
Clasp Prayer Books and Bibles
%
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Circular.
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN AGENCY, city of Washington,
"A OF Haight Palmer, New York,
counsellor Supreme Court the United States for the follow
ing objects
l. Conducting professional business Supreme
un-d VIII Of California
land unes coming up appeal.
q The prosecution and Of all claims law equity,
United before Conges the
against before boards
Oce, and Interior and obtaining the
forfeures alleged violations
the revs nue. pos Office " other laws.
Securing patent Tor inventions from the United States
land
pension Of tho United States.
Collections generally embracing debts legncies, inherit
ances the United States snd foreign countries
g. funds the United and
loans, and bond and mortgage offreehod estate.
All addressed (po paid
faithful He solely
sg.ncy and Of
anetben.
leading European languages executed with
fidelity and despatch.
AARON n. PALMER.
w.sHIssTos, Oct 2s 1881,
oa-dwElauu
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ADJUSTMENTS.


IL A.
(Aso ofs Broadway, New York, and Wslnui street. rhlad
phia, Theaues)
w. M FLEM Stage Manager
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NEW Fashionable Tailoring Establishment.-H =.
IN LOUDDN CO. ta0rs, Hotel,
Pennsylvania have their
selected stock Of goods gcnemens wear
cloths cassimeres vesngs, and furnishing generally
Army, navy, marne and officers will find
articles regulation
An experience Of many years Legitimate tailoring,
goods desire please
protect high prices,
offer and most respectfully solicit patronage
ls-d3m
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SALONA Farm For sale.-This beautiful famthe former
y residence VIM Maft-i,
Fairan comfy Virginia, miles from Washington,
c. e line Of the contemplated plank road leading from fa
adjoining
1osl high ofcultvstion
living springs well fenced plenty Of timber,
buildings brick
by with attached which make pos feet fronts
spring house brick school house carriage house
and Is remarkably healthy,
ELISHA SHERMAN
L.solry, farfar county, Va, Dec J. 1851.
9-isw6w'
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Grand Democratic Festival the sth of january,
1851.
Subscription books for this festival win be placed Wlards
Brown Gadsby Irving, National, post Office
of and Thomas ThoIny
Navy Yard The persons DESTROYS
also by either members OF the
rangements mentioned below:
J. ID. Hoover, J. Knox Walker,
Francis p. Blair, Col. J. G. BeTre
w, w. Cunen, Chas y. Waack,
E. b. Robinson, DR.. Aaron w. Miller.
,Zephanal Jones'
the sell
persons pleasantly saloon
jackson Hail. those wishing participate in this festival
their before LIST January when the
books will be closed.
The price Of tickets will be 50 each
Dec l2-occat6lhJan
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by A. GREEN, Auct,oneer.

HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT AUCTION
III On Tuesday, the 0h instant shall SELL residence Mr.
Wesibrook, capitol Hin, I'd, East Capitol 10
O'Clock, IN, good lot OF furniture, viz
Excellent feather beds, bedding and bedsteads
Mahogany bureaus, walnut and other chairs
Wardrobes, ~ashsands, card dining, and other tables
CHM, Glass; crocksry and stone
Carpets, venetian blinds, window curtains &c.
and other
With good assortment OF kitchen requisites.
Terms cash
Dec 2s-d A. GREEN, Auctionssr.
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For Banquos issue have nld my mind
For them the gracious Duncan have mutder'd;
Put rancots in the vessel of my peace
Only for them and mine eternal jewel
Given 10 the common enemy OF man, .
To make them kings-ihe seed OF Banquo kings
very few days will tell the tale for with the coming
year come their successors
The news OF the destruction of the larger portion OF
the national Library by fire created great sensation here
especially among those who Ieqaenters OF Wash
ington, and knew that delightful and valuable institution
a. one OF its chief attractions The feeling is universal
that Congress should as speedily possible. take meas
ures to repair its far indeed is susceptible
OF being repairedand SUCH doubt moi, will be the
sentiment OF the nation al large H.
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United states Patent Once,
December 4, 1851.
IN the peon Of Jesse Umy 81 Wilmington Delaware praying
for the extension of him
The Of driving machinery for
from the Of patent which
9Th day OF February, A. D. 1852
IL ordered that the said petition be heard the Patent Oce
Thursday, the 5h day Of February p52 ~ O'clock
all notified appear, and show they have
why said petition ought not to be granted. w.
Persons opposing the extension required file in the Patent
Office their objections specifically forth writing
twenty days before the day OF hearing All testimony filed by either
be used said
accordance with the OF which
application
Ordered also that this notice be published In the National In
telrencer Republic and the Unon Washington D. C. Express
New York Providence Journal Providence Rhode Island
Pennsylvania
dephis Pennsylvania Pisbu Gazette, Pbura
and Journal Wilmington, Delaware
cesye weeks previous the 5th day Of February
THOs, EWBANK,
Commissioner Of Patents.
r e Editors of the above win p,sss copy snd send
bills the Patent Once, with containing this notice
Dec 5-lsw3v