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IL. y. EsANAHN,

NAGUERREoTYPlST, occupies room :, .
~ YER The Store Of Mr.. A. J. Deakins. LIKE
NESSES taken in the best style Of the art, and in
all kinds Of weather Satisfaction given before
leaving the room, out if the individual returns aud
sits again extra charge Of Fifty Cents VIII be
made AS also in all eases when the cash is not paid.
E,g- Ladies and Gentlemen are invited 10 call
Ssunton, May II, ISL,
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-09-03
yvAyyEsBonoUGH
DUG lAMlp0GI(TNto

DUG lsMP08ITM0
N5ESSPS. WHITE & CO., are now reeei-
va wing and opening in Waynesborough, 4
large and carefully selected stock OF Z
Drugs. Medicines Paints. Oils. Dye Co.,
Stuiis. and all the Paten, Remedieso %X
the age MA
The necessity and convenience NJ
such an establishment to The cIIZens and ih0sr re-
siding in The vicinity pf Wsv"rsnor"'. must ne
manifest To pveryunr We. ihrntre, h"Dt 'hai
by keeping A FmH .lssortnen, Selling fo'r A. d
strict attention tn business 10 be anpij sns'a'"f"
by the public. ~
Next dIoo mellow John Nayi. Esq
November rs, 1919.
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What Cooley Says Of Them.

Vx7E noticed in our January number the Dixon
w WATCHES. approved at The Chronone
Ter Board, at the Admiralty in London, every one
of which is stamped and warranted. We have
purchased one, good reader aye. bought it. for
jewellers do not give watches for notices; and this
therefore, is free will offering to the merit OF
these very remarkable time pieces; and we hearth
" recommend them to all those who wish 10 know
the Lime of day." We understand that the en-
trail Railroad intends to purchase these watches f"'
their agents On the road We would advise them
TO it-.March No Ladies' Book.
WE have been appointed sole agents in Staun-
ton for the sale Of these fine Dixon Waches,-
Also. on hand "a large assortment ofolher WATCH
Es, JEwELRr, SC.
St,u,ton lime 25 1851
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TOTAL Destruction Of Flies.

i
~ w. SIMPSON begs leave 20 draw the atten-
". ton of the Public. who wish 10 be free from
the great annoyance of Mosquitoes. louise and 9th
er Flies, to try his new and great Ely Destroyer
which for certain destruction of those insects, Tar
SURPRISES anything thai has been introduced for that
purpose before. One fair trial will prove the fact.
Sold in Boxes at so and % cents each, ready for
use at 5 CENTS per sheet. Forsa atseverai Siores
in the place, and always ra'dy at
C. w. SIMPSONS,
Galows-Town. Siaunt"n. Va,
June 4, l65l.-tf
We have well tested the gnlLtles of 9. VI.
Simpsons Fly Destroyer and pronounce it to be
the most Elective preparation for the destruction OF
all kinds Of Flies that we have ever seen.
BRECKENRIDGE &-COWNE.
]. n. WOODWARD, H. Fl.
G. T. COCHRAN s. co.
E.. NJ. CUSHING.
]. A. McCLUNG, V. Fl.
G. ~ MANLEY.
Saunton. June |. 1851.
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LAND FOR SALE.

WISHING to remove to Texas, will sell a
w valuable farm in the codn,y Of Nelson, in
The "VaIIey of Iiockfish," containing
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Family Groceries

Family Groceries
NE are daily expecting at reduced prices.
w 8 iogsheads and bbls Of best Mulasses;
80 Sacks Marshal's Liverpool Salt;
Barrels Clarified Brown Sugar;
s =" Porto Rico and N. O. Sugar;
10 Sacks Rio and Laguira ColTees;
Boxes Hydraulic Candles;
2 Spermaceti "
Crushed, Pulverized and Double refined
Sugars, SIC &c.,
WHITE & Co.
S.aun,on, June 9, l85l.-Vind. s. Mess, copy
. CASKS Londsa Porter, inst received and fol
- sale by DR. A. T. LAIRD g. Co.
July 80. 1851.
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ITO His g lob AIBBS0N0
Attorney AT Law,
ST1UVTON 0IRGINIA.
.a,HOS. J. NICHE s. II. II ROBERTSON
having assucaed themselves together in the
praclce uf the Law in all the Courts held in Angus
ia will give prompt and diligent attention TO all
bnsiness entrusted To them One of them will al
ways he fund in the offic' of the senior partner
IT, They will also give prompt attention to the
securing of Bounty Land claims.
Staunton, Sept. a, l850-tf
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STILL THEY COME.

gsAS Just received in addition 10 his already good
stock,
piece Black Silk Tissue;
- Black Italian Silk;
Black silk Lace
Black French Lawn;
2 Doz Black Hand Nett Milts, pe'y superior ];
Handsome Mourning Fans;
Table Napkins;
niece 10 ! Allendale Bleached Sheeilng;
1" Good Brown Holland
and many other articles suited to the season. when
will be sold on the must reasonable terms. AL IN
want ofbargains would do well to call at
d. A. KAYSER'S.
Staunton, June S, 1851.
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PRESBYTERIAN HIGH SCHOOL.
1t Brownsburs ROckbidge Co Va.

OFFICERS
Rev w. w. TnIMBLE, A. M. Principal.
Mr.. w. S. NJ. Gay LIST Assistant Prof.
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DWELLING HOUSE,

November 2S. la49.-u
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IN pursuance Congress.
lands no and Arkansas and Territories Of Wis
july. isss MihfAaD TIiMoRE Pedent q e United
state, e do hereby and %ss gS
Of niinus and Wisconsin, At the periods hereinafter designated,
Al the Office MINERAL. POINT, WISCONSIN common
ns Sn aosas, The s aay q ns Tor s
o% The e Of me s s q Ma ia ordered BY the re
North Of s bass line and fourth principal
The half Of the quarter
west quarter Of nineteen and s cas-, half Of the northeast quarter
half quarter east
% y. aosns.. quartz, Of ne ,eatns aas,s % u,
thirty two, township quarter
s.eI and The cast half Of ne northeast o
quarter Of twenty four, in township FIVE, Of range two
section he Southeast qaa d ~ souSes. quarter
.s,svs The .SH half o. D., .osnwe. quarter "a, % thirty so
Of thirty and the half Of the northeast
SIR ,ownshptwo he half northeast Of
Ave and the east b Of the The east haf and
northwest quarter Of the northwest quarter sir IN township top
quarter Of the northwest quarter Of hyone township hve Of
The quarter southeast quarter
northwest quarter the south hsand northwest Of the south
west quarter and The southwest quarter Of the northeast quarter Of
section the south half Of the quarter halt
and northwest quarter Of the quarter
Al ne .ss once at pIxos So a"s nsf on Mon
day the d day Of November nen or ,e disposal Of the follow
ssns embraced r. lead mine leases withheld from
proclamation Of the 9Th Of september, iss, via
NORTH iAe base line and ea Of o~ts principal meridian
quarter
the northwest Of the northwest
the half Of the northwest Of ysr township
twenty nine Of range one.
The quarter Of The quarter o. section 6neen
and the northeast three
township and The half Of
snip twenty nine, of
Ibe northeast southeast
'omr, IN township twenty nine, of range three.
Inc OF the southeast and the northwest
OF he northwest quarter Of thirty the south half
thirty twoi and The quarter
in township twenty nine, OF range 4.
fer 81 he base line and nest Of th fourth principal
The OF the fraction of section daen and the aoub
east qsass Of DIE northeast quarter Of twenty-five in township
nine OF . - =
seventeen h, ,,r.n,
nine, Of
with provisions the act Of I'M Jv LAG
heeinbeors referred u rot 4, oed y,
any lands, amer they nave No %
public and subject private entry and oca,ans
for land boune heretofore granted by law Congress- Tor m
of tAs mentioned lands provided by entitled
waiting appropriations for the civil and diplomatic Of
government" &C, approved I'd March, is5l The
offered sold such subdivisions will include
dollars and fTy
sold public price shall be
prvse sale within ~es mouths thereafter then the shall be
subject IN sne other lands.
The
disposed or longer private
ana N the sct oersd viii be admitted until after the esra
non ofthe two weeks
In further
on ne General Land Office publish this proclamation
o' me above lands, prepared from the Official docu
Given under my city Of washington mi. twenty.
eighth day OF April Domn eight
ny the President. '"D '''''''o"h'
Commissioner Of the General Land one.
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..snsder." Win. STORE, street, Ps,i.deph.
TIE anrvslled place m oetainins all liquors. ae good
sales made BY him Obliged largely
81 en Of .d s - and ss n. now The salts.
ny hin lie would refer TO some invoices as follows
prices and very choice on a,,ash
by the gallon Also DID, deica's Amonu'aao,
= bottles pn, up in ESrop which he challenges equal any
The Manrsnia Amnnt.do shce. ar. peculiarly adapted
10 convale-cene they strengthen without
Wines principally specially selected for his Gales to consn
mer., rom the stock Of Bumerer" epoo imported
These wines frui and delicate been highly ap
all Pcrts and rcd wines pslmcd Off such =
The. arc Of vssSa .o'. and prices bottles snd d,ush, by
delicate white Port and M.Imsey Pot.
Persons suffering with chronic affection Of bowel.
az mssss wines o. various sorts d aud rich south side old East
sparkling wine. Of the subscriber !. wen known thai
= o s e apsor any Other wines. and are sold At
He has also champagne brand. and qualities !.
generally the subscriber to b Judge and BE-
os o S *. ss s" n. very lows. price, The
ofRusuody wines large stock and can assure
"d S' s'p france e'" Rom his vault" eood bos Of
ssa'erne ami Bsuac alwsy. ON hand in bodies
His selection Of Rhine wines. from the Collars M
Me.srs BERNHARD Jordan Ccssn, are extensive and m"mhc
s Hooks and Mo.ce cheapest sor. to the
choicest vnnss. Of hs "snbcr' tho hos, srow,
nthe articles cosnac ssands.. h. h.. now An.
oss some ye old s,,rs Guard Dupay co..
mos and Dnhenche" 1874 hhds, consignment which will
Also, sh, Scotch and Moponsahea whi.key J.m.e. .pn.
81 above .od BY IN any asss, desired
Al goods delivered within day. Philadelphia resh,
paid Orders will be prompsy executed natl ,sle-
Addres. JACOB sNIDER,jr,
- . Cheap Wine Store, rs Walnut street, Philadelphia.
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NOTICE 10 residusry lsgstses Of Nelson Reed, de-
~ ceased.-Whercas decree
dated March,
and passed pending James Dudley
himself and other iesaes Of Nelson Reed dscesed and William
Baker, and William George Baker under the will OF said
Nelson Reed auditor Of Baltimore
tibunos OF the funds hands requifed
and directed ascertain and said the
produced, children
MARY Barton, Rebeces Myers Elizabeth EicbeIberrcf,
brother OF iestor wife, James Reed Isaac Reed, (who
tesao Elizabeth Msii Rebecca Lloyd,
Bewey Of e.ator) living the death Of Nancy
Reed widow who died the day
TENDER 1872 baying died before said Nancy Reed len
living OF Nancy Reed, what
said
Reed Robert Reed (brohcrs
and Anna Toeyson e Of the tessnio either and
which dead OF the den Of Nancy
dscedent living Nancy having
before said Nancy Reed living said Nancy
Reed what relationship
issue living the death Of said Nancy Reed and aso
death 81 said Nancy died
Of such report parties entitled and
Nancy Reeds
such deceden
the time limited this notice said
who have established Their tile participate
fund.
said persons
appear and
proof Of their title before the said
Of September 1851 and that default Of
proof parties failing appear will be excluded
among parties appearing and proving their tine
WM. BAKER,
.4 VIM GEO. BAKER,
Ap s-iawI0w Trustees, baltimore
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/ N&E ct cierks once, April 70, issl
IN pursuance 5u, section Of The Of Congress. he M
August Ios2 enuud IAN esalizipg making appto,
objects have been usually included H.
incidental OF the departments ONCE
other purposeswhch SAID i7 section /,
as follows .N a.4.N s
-d.d be u further ssasd, That all stationery az
stationery printing, VI and H.
departments Of government bureau
Offices those departments ~ Washington including "a
he posi ofices Throughout Unilsd ss
iai furnished aud perforated BY
oOws The Secretary Of ue Senate the Cek us
deputy the Post Once establishment eo
establishment le Postmaster Gesess
OF the Treasury SAl respectively designate for
that purpose respectively Advsrss weed low,
weeks In The principal pspcrs published places
where be Furnished such printing done to
scaled furnishing such ARTICLES The whole p
ucuar articles, for doing such printing, a.
specified thereof 10 be d0ns ~ such place, spec
such advertisement the quantity and description each
be Furnished and ~ nsar = may be, nature
printing be donc and all such proposals shall
the day specified IN such advertisement opening
they shall be openod BY under the direction E
making such IN the presence OF al
Offering urntsh class
specified portion Job OF raid work.
nK satisfactory security for the performance thereof under forfeit
exceeding price failure
doing the same aud IN case the lowest bidder
and such security
reasonable lime such eouuae,
shall given the lowest bidder who shall
such Aud OF failure
the work by the
contract shall be liable for The forfeiture specided
qudaed damages 70 be sued for the
siates having Jurisdiction theeof-
on Monday. twenty day May next, which
proposals. opsnedJ for furnishing tbs articles ss.s
specified for the OF the House OF Representative
during the Thirty Second Congressman article to be approved
the sIeFk- " 5 .rI II
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TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.-Rsn AWAY from the
subscriber the ID II March 1851 coofed CATIA
RINE, Kitty Francis he about i've
inches high She Of rather delicate and
about 10 age She supposed be hiring Wash
ingon free sece,sd by free OF color
An persons forewaped hiring hsrborne The
above reward will be paid her delivery to
Mar 2S-3awu j.. T.. HILTON.
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NAVY A0rNr's OFFICE,
Washington, ID. Gu May 3, lo5

f
~ f.5as Washington ID. CD May 3, 1851
CEALED PROPOSALS win be received this Office until Mon
y day. day june $751; for the supply of
beef and vegetables be required
Washington station during the fsca commencing the LIST
July and ending the Goth June, 1851 =.
fhs beef and vegetables good quality best
affords article be offered for BY the
pound. ss.. -
Bond with approved security will he required In the
contract ccntum in addition will
withheld payment made collateral
for the due performance OF the contract which VIII on no
ace n paid until II is fully complied with
Every offer made must accompanied Gas directed in the act Of
appropriation for 1875 and
1877 approved 10Th August s46 written signed by
responsible effect he they under
bidder bidders his their bid be accepted
obligation, within five days. with good and sufbcicn,
surees furnish the articles proposed.
proposal accompanied guar
any. -
j. H. LATHRoP, Navy Agent.
MayG
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from The which had moi expired date Of the sale Of
the nnes the advantage OF oe
nrs,ar,a for inm,dia,, Increased
expense. opening mines and nios uem are -
iisyed be productive lhs} are all Mos % . =,
OF st Louis and IN the ndo ~
. country yielding abuHdany all the axeuituaai p"oaeo ~
ituao n which they located .,,.,,,,,.,., i,
Commissioner Of the General Land once
MAY 3W
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ns clothing and clothing materials win
each Of which separate proposals VIII Dc received ana
f articles made viz blue cloth
flannel blue flannel
Second may be required for making
similar . Gss s ,HssS The a r u viz pany
ing frocks and canvass duck uowsen .... AN. ,,,
may required making similar TO those specified In
FytA All the shoes and pumps
Sirth ciass.--An the stockings and socks
Seventh eiass the mattresses, including twocoves 10 eaeh
Eighth elass-A the black silk handkerchiefs.
Ninth elass-Aii blankets
The shoes and pumps TO be stamped with he
following proportion Tor each 100 pairs, unless otherwise order
Two 49, H. Of No TO- fifteen ofNo
OF No 8 fifteen Of No. IT, ten OF No = i've
All the above fully Tho quality texture
~ saa ln as S a. Il Aforesaid
Su 10 BE-
and hanne made ociean wool and and dyed In
The number or quantity which will required
os may BE- peaua viii therefore BE- made
for specific quantity Of any article but only
those respectively The prices must be uniform at all
subject such inspection the
place s s 81 u,saa aS ne a on
both material and workmanship and which does moi conform IN
be made
box bale Be Win and
good shipping ORDER charge.
appointed by the Navy Department.
The offers Distinguish the prices for each article
mnt Of the contract including the Necessary metal and navy ea,
In case Of failure on the part OF the contractors
sas s , s Ss o
M made Of what may required 70 supply The e
duplicate copy hereof Of tlohns
or al either Of ss shan be evidence '
Two more approved suree in sum equal 70 the estimated
will be Withheld Of all accoun,
as and not N any event TO be paid aS' y.
all deliveries made will be paid BY the agent within
days after duplicate bills, duly authenticated shall have been
Bidders whose proposal. accepted and ohers)
them for execution which contract must be returned
| regular TRANSMISSION Of the mail
making appropriations the naval fot
10Th August Se By . Written guaranty signed S one !.
viii bid be accepted
% u p ss ne WIN
by Competency Of the % Be- cerned navy
district attorney, or some officer OF the general government
record, duplicate the informing bidder Of tho
The maaas q the act s.s and S bid viii be made and
accepted IN conformity with mis- understanding
Extract from Congress- approved .ausut TO- 1896
"sro find further enacted, That pas
sage Of @ as svs pSpo.s for naval supple. invited By ,e
navy approved hd eighteen hundred forty
more responsible persons. they undsrtaks
bidder bidders will has their bud be accepted
be prescribed by
Navy good aud sufficient surce. to Furnish the supplies
proposed considered unless accompanied
guarantee acceptance proposal
thereof the bidder bidders he they shall fail
Navy sufficient furnishing supplies,
Secretary the Navy shall with
for furnishing The said supplies. and shall
the difference between contained
proposal which he
furnishing said supplies the whoe period Of the
bidder
their gnsanio garano and The same may be immediately
United OF the Navy Department
N Of debt against either all Of said persons"
Ana iay>ix
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General Agency and Law Once at Washington.
DE RELDfHC 4 WYLtE,

No. Tod< Bdinr, Psnn.yira",a nsst dsor xsa o.
Brorr, HOTEL WaAtrrfon, b. c.
rHAs. DE SEEDING ANDREW wYLIE, jr., having formed
partnership for the OF prosecuting claims before
Congress- before board
appointed for the Adjustment Of soistions other
claims foreign prepared their
full faithful all business that be inrsted
chsrge They viii attend obtaining PENSIONS bounty
duties under treaties
Otherwise buying and selling real estate collecting private claims
rents, &c.
Apdr-w wye jr, will attend law business. with which
either nseif the firm be intsed OF the Of
District Supreme Court Of the United States
Chas DE SEEDING, being United State. commissioner, notary
public deeds all the States the tnon
will prompt taking OF testimony soknowedr
Deeds and other duties which appertnin his Office
Charges will be moderate and regulated by the claimed
and the extent Of services required.
Communications paid will receive immediate attention
septe-dly
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Mr.. " r. Liable has the citizens
W Washington and Georgetown his second Of dnncin
lessons Tor The win Thusdsy January y At hb
'soencc on Pennsylvania opposite Wlards Hotel
Days OF tuitiont Thursdays and Sntu
"ays georgotown--Monaays and Fridays
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BY A.. arranged with reference -
sv0''', Law sheep, svo., pp All. Resail psss, 80
~ and 81 street, New Yors
Oys~is~s oftAs Prets.sse~.
There few works profession such b.d o.
sound law within the same limits, o' that deserving
CHIEF JUSTICE NELSON,
with Justice Nelson hi. opaaion
toned work.
The reliable Who'll. snr
oleE. treatise and reports both American and fo,eis make
slant reference snd win extensively aid the student, the p'en
ROBERT j WALKER
oovorrs 10, 1850.
Ihavs eqa.ny examined citations, and been hssg
eauhcd with their aad have been much ps
with the precision and eie.rne.s with which hannoune' ne n
myself anrio.s prosn should
learn It's msrsa ana like Ne enjoy i's advantage rxps
Nsw Yosx CRY, Oct rs, 1850.
lnpars III II, advantage. Of well nrans
DAVID PAUL BROWN, rhil,delph',
NJ. Knns has collected with rs., diligence and ss'g sss ~
very ably advanced the subjects which those questions apply
''' : 80 ''~ wv ~ JUDGE 'rrrERs, philadelphia.
Ihave examined Knnes Law Compc ndium much sl'
ton my allow satisfied snn
mrsey adsped 70 the purpose for which was az ,he
for n and argument From examination Of the
titles, with confidence res'ed vi" s
JUDGE cRIpLRy, Utica, New Ycrs
s. &c de H.. ' ss ss N. sa
table 9 = valuable rcsdy reference -.
W. l.. HURST, rhisds'ph'a
The plan, and uiiy, an& Of these works have M
tho unqualified appreciation n the distinguished jnis a.
United Stscs, A. the late Justice Story Chief Justices
Vermont Hornhlowes N New Jersey, Tucker Of Virrhn
faSs.hsa Sy v ''""'' JOHN y. TRoW,
Nov Q<-sf 20 and 81 Ann stree"
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John ~. McCALIA. late scc~nd Auditor Of me rsp
OFFERS c'airs on INC
neni, before Congress, the departments in the
military accounts and business generally u "a
Letters addressedto business should he post Ps "
Ace Il At the Of 9Th I.owssns avenue
WAsHrsres CRY, Apvilse-n s#1
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~HU= DKsARrAEsl, ff
Bureau Of Provisions and Clothing, Apnl ~, 1901
CEALED PROPOSALS., endorsed Proposals ioi Navy co'
y Clothing Materials will be received AZ ms oHee unu,
o'clock Thursday, the ssd day OF May nsA, vi . =,
and days notice al each % eri
yards Chaestown Massachusetts bIooAyn Nsw
osport Virginia quantities only Of any or All ue
articles onavy clothing and eiohihs a.
be ordered BY the eommahdah u
said during fiscal commencing
the Id day OF July next and ending 0t day OF June 1884
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TO THE PUBLIC

embraced the above of the prcaidep
residue Of the lead he brought into
Wisconsin river They mines psr
portion situated no,s) worked
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United states Patent Once
FEsnUAay u, 1881.
0N petition asyey, Salisbury Mas.achuset.
praying for The extension OF patent granted 10 him on the
pressing
all kinds Of wooen and goods and all Kind, Of for
seven years from the expiration Of said patent which takes place
IL ordered said petition once
Monday the 9d June ~ O'Clock all
are notified and show they have why said
petition ought he granted.
Persons opposing required file
Office specifically
days before the day cfhsarns All testimony flied by either
be ued said be taken transmitted
in accordance with tho rules Of the office, which will be furnished
application.
rencer Union Washington city, D. Daily Boston
Massachusetts, Journal, Providence, Rhode leland
York Couran Hartford, Connecticut,
successive weeks previous to the Dad day Of June
THOs. EWBANK
Commissioner OF Patents.
a. Editors Of the above papers please copy
bills TO the Patent ofice with containing this notice.
Feb l3-law3w
DISSOLUTION Copartership.-Thc firm heretofore exist
ing under the 81 Dyer day, by
consent dissolved Mr. George Dyer will attend tho settle
mcnt Of the accounts ~ the arm, Of the unsettled business
OF the late Robert W. Dyer which
s respectfully requested. EDWARD G, DYER,
- GRO. r. DYER.
y- Copartnershp NOTES.-The undersigned
copapsrshp under the Dyer Mcclure and
VIII eonuwe the general and
avenue.
They respectfully solicit, continuance patronage
slowed upon the late n and pledge themselves discharge h
fully confded to them.
Dyer Mcclure prepared upon
EDWARD c. DYER
J. q. McGUiRh
WAsmseror, September "a, 1850.
Sept 97-du