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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-07-12

ANRAIN BAGS.-A large supply on hand, ma
VIZ chine and hand made, OF home manufacture, Tor
sale low by JOHN H. CLAIBORNE.
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B ASD.-10 bbls. strictly prime Baltimore Lard,
IL A receiving per steamer, Tor sale by
jy s WILLIAMS & BROTHER
q ADIES' WORK STANDS.-Just to hand
n A and opened, supply of the above Workstands
very cheap. Call at SUMMERS,
y 9 No 63 Main street.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-07-12

,ssa BOOT AND SHOE MANU--.
wasA FACTORY.-The undersigned hav- %&EA
' W ing been disappointed in his arrapge-f ~
ments, has determined to continue the
manufacture of BOOTS and SHOES, at his old stand
No. 239 Broad street, and respectfully asks contnu
ance OF public patronage He is, heretofore, pre-
pared TO execute all kinds OF work in his fine with faith
funess, neatness and Dispatch and moderate prices
Ladies and Gentlemen DESTROYS of obtaining good, SER
vcesble and neat Shoes Slippers, Bootees Boots,
will call on the subscriber and leave their measures.
JAMES BOLTON,
No. 23s Broad street.
jy2-2w Shockoe Hill.
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WCE CREAM FREEZERS.-Johnson 5 patent
d Ice Cream Freezes, various sizes, for sale by
R. M, ZIM ERMAN,
iy 10 ISL Main street, Eagle Square.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-07-12

NpANK OF VIRGINTA-The President and
AZ Directors of the Bank of Virginia have this day
OF the profits Of the Bank for the last six months sub
ject to the deduction of per bonus the State,
which leaves four per cent 50 80 per share, paya
BILE TO the stockholders on the 10th instant
jy 2-d2w SAML MARX Cashier
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IS ESTRAY.-From Strawberry Hill farm
TS4SS an Iron Gray HORSE, l6 hands high, A years
LA--L- old, lame in the right hind foot on which he
has piece OF canvas laced and nailed between the shoe
and the hoof suitable reward will be given if taken
up and delivered either at the farm the subscribers
in Richmond. EDMOND & DAVENPORT.
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NHEAP SOFAS.-I have on hand a large as
" sortment of Sofas, of good quality which will
sell cheap. GEO. J. SUMNER,
NJ,
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MTOTICE.-All persons having claims against the
w estate of Margaret Miller, decd, will bring them
forward, properly authenticated, for payment as all
moneys in my hands will be expended by the 18th of
September 1851, and cannot pay any claim after that
time All persons indebted to said estate of M M er
will come forward and settle without delay.
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.IeEIlEE1RAprfuO

FOR TEE DAILY rsICumONn rIM "a
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-07-12

a. FOR RENT, the brick dwelling on Church
E#a Hill, lately occupied by VIM. A. Wright, ESQ.,,
containing or rooms, with the conveniences of a
Kitchen water in the yard, and large garden. Price
$3.50. Apply to TOLER g. COOK,
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~ for sale by JOHN H. CLAIBORNE.
iy9
&NEED'S EXTRA AND FAMILY FLOUR,
- fresh ground for saleb
iyQ TOHN n CLAIBORNE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-15

IF o;,izeus and strangers The President
com n;rsc,ors OF the road with their guests were
an I in behalf Of the citizens 10 orlei snd
svnssdinsly happy msnntr,
exSeeo T;IImore, Webster, Graham aud Hall
Mesasd ,hsir tbsoks and congratulations, aud
presen'eo 'no o.nonded in behalf Of the Railroad
Mr. Doose Tbe borsts Of applause from the
ComPsSy xere frequent and Of the most entho
siastio ns. ...;au was then formed, headed by a
49, and Military and Fire Companies OF
D'an I'm and Jefferson 10 uniform, which escorted
tnh ~ S,,s 10 their hotels where superb enter
tos 1sSt was awstins them, prepared bv the
Is.;~e,s Neither Of the hotels being soil;ient
- accommodate the Numerous goests, they were
s;v;Ssd acme 355 going 20 the Bramaid House.
IT, Pre.dent and the balance. some 200, accom-
named by Mr.. Webster, proceeding TO asiga.'s
hotel
o,dsr was maintained. An immense cco Td
o,,bsred round Hsight's Hotel and called long for
A. Webster, who at length appeared and al
dressed them briefly. He was received With ire
mendous applause.
Mr. Seward was then called for and responded
amid much cheering.
Three cheers were then proposed for Benz.
Loder, which were enthusiastically given.
Mr. Graham was then called for and made a
short speech which was received with great
cheering.
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sTE.MsHIP BRoTHER JoNArhA@,
A. So Monday, Nay y, 1881.

At meeting Of the passengers held 70 express
hef f.enrgsin regard 10 The excellent quslles Oh n'
slssner and Iheir high appreciation Of hsT Ohesf %
ulotior W L. DUDLY vss appointed President ana Jenn
Pomeroy, secfasry. A committee Of I'VE vas spPoin''o
cram resolufors expressive Of he sense Of ne 7e
Tho presented he following address which "As u0AAi
nouEy a1opted
Tie EItu ImOQLl Of emigration VI sss 49, -, 4. .
BY way OF ChEeres End PAnGma a. me pless1s
matter q u1eh irBor.scre AL VITO uboeiAAe ~ -
ard TED Gus patrES from the Atlantic S4Ss ACC noIS -
bose who lave e1dzrse he hkrcs1ps Al p. -
ceuE 20 The THO cnn have sceo1se ices % ~ Is -
pesylexiues Thets dic1iueG which ICE eaflI F-o.s'
hsc 20 gTTrpie WIKI TOW In gres use.- tsSs ..S
acc l. 10 WIZ piesfure that can ass0fe 01I 49,
he pablo generally thai Vey can nsvs. IT, tstsIsst
% Ctsgres 10 fno steamer, cOnnls oe1 y -,
arc gertsin1uy ficers who spare 70 PSI. ~ -
81 be ScoOu moosion and comfort o. - -, =, an
lie llEe, coumGr ced BY Capt Geo. " ~ - ~
mar TOO vel Known % require sny - - - se1rts 10
Cu1, bat Issnueh be was unIIss = -. ,Ea ,sas.
maze OJ passaee resaNt and ssreoeoS ~ 49, 49,.
TIE IL uskL Elown his kiDd neelneL'; - -. 80 :
seer he;tfF osfiri1e tbsn 70 icuto % s,,r,iss "a
Gku gecD. SsDc ford Bel - 80 - - = o5s tor
hesiek sId 10 nan knoSs bslIeE no" " "''-S VI
Puyssr Mis- 4, flry compe sut fer he oer1 q
a. d. fviis tlh The passspgeTs and w E4gi-
ftfr hf Hirr sardfrd rever being sast q Via .es.
isn isn kuOts peT hour gives ture gusf-o'e
PGuge. - ,-,,,., "a A., gvr YANKEES
an pr rses'af Srs are l0E-sbe nsEsS s.ick ule
80 "a al ba rsvei ths route We would say P.ss.gs
A. - ,-.,s ,esr surs si2facEcu Az Hac- pleasure
L. thogs Nh0 avail teGsslVss q Il =
(Asned By The Co1ziEleel
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TRIAL FOR MURDER.
L. =. Circuit Court. WEDSssDAY' Nay IL
Before judge Nelson and Belts

The trial OF James Clements and IhoHiGs b'H-
t u 20 30 conpscton with Dlgsss convctssl Tor - PC
HaseIs s-coid msis u s baft 6snn e. - SUI
Ca Cat snail tsstouy tsd hat o~uson a. iIs. - n
go. 10 FGIy --e saiEy, al Lat S''-sa.s a..
Do. rss srslc5 =, Lh1tcniasol . - az
% &c h-ss nus rot i1tcts9 oJ ne NfA ~
&c s.f. a.r..1 tsksr ~ rstf heoe ~ atsf f,
iacr b. j. Wb@rs lal bpen ksgt ana ss9ei Yea
DO cars- orSafe an gave thsni 20 y a. a -
C-.- te s-fst Csnsct t-s VIA tl'.l sil ia
Bsrsou also sai1 tn' Do1g1 pa
of-r .lsurgsd stc- 80 cnc-ns th'vsA ele
ftar .ss I'd ia cab deck bot tlst ths nlstet
s. Gre testimony Of - sf - 0thsf N--se,s ~ 1'
,r- ~ esrt degree on slsttal lea Gfca1y st4ts
Ts - -ra.i8ss5 ard o. hEh ff-ctscss y . sP
fcsthr rrcs.-To - clrciudss tls 'orsao.a-s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-15
The Maine LegnIRtars.

bosT0N1 " edaesdsY Nav 70.
The LEGISLATURE OF Maine convened al "A usta
o.osy. No quorum Of the Senate apes cred :;
Moan PENoE. lOgpl Of Oxiord va, ts n oo-arily
elected President, and Albert II. Small, t0ppl of
Newry, Secretary.
The House was organized BY the choice Of
GEoRGE Swell, B srnbarneri Of Old rown,
Speaker, and Edmund w. HOgg, lHanker,l Of
Corinth, Clerk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-15
Severe Storm al Svorcester.

WORCESTER. wednesday, May Ia.
A severe and destructive hail storm occurred
here last night the bail stones were as large as
bullets. and came in torrents. At the Lunatc
Asy lum 1000 pAnes Of glass were broken, aud
every house in the town exposed 20 the storm
was more or less damaged. The injury to the
fruit trees and vegetation will not be very great
At Grafton, an adjoining town, nearly every pane
Of glass was broken.
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PRILAaELPRIA. Wednsstay. MsylA

PHILAagLPRTa. Wednsstay, May Il
The steam boiler in she foundry Of J P. Morris,
ct Richmond Exploded this afternoon, at o clock.
killing one ID an and 80 seriously iniarpg two 9th
ers, named Stephen Shepherd aud Reynolds, the
foreman Of the establishment, that they are not
expected to live. Another man is missing. and
is supposed to have been blown into the Della
ware. The building is terribly shattered.
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Southern Mali Items.

BALTIMORE, Wednesday, May II.
The New. Orleans Mail as late as due is re-
ceived. Dates from Galveston to the "a inst are
to hand The reported death Of Wild Cat is con-
trsdictod by travellers. The Census returns show
the total white population to DO 10000, aud
slaves $1,000. Great prosperity 10 spoken Of in
all parts Of the State.
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LAW COURTS.
Court Calendar. ....rms oAI

SUPERIOR CoUBI.-Nos. 523. -. las. 1916, l07,
IS IfC 147 tis ls4 80 Isl, l59 0J i6 ~. 49, i66
ISL lf8 lta no rs, 50, g L. lol, -.
CoMNoN PLEAs-Nos. 34J, 443, i6j, a. iSs,
tis M no. 52f IS, 81, 52s $50 $50, ST.
erpRENE COURT General Term-Nos. 20 30,
81! s. SIS. 81. 80, 40, 81, IL IS, A, -. &C. q.
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Rermuda and NewfeuudIand.

HALIFAX, 4 8, Wed1esday, May Il.
The Bermuda steamer arrived on Saturday.
Nothing
Tie Newioubdlsnd boat Is hourly expected. The local
neNt 10 without interest.
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The Steamer winfield seetr.-

NEw ORLEANs Wsccesdsy. Nav H.
The steamer Winfield Scot, leaves for New
York 10 norrov, crowded with passengers. Some
Of them for the Worlds F air.
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nIarksts....ALsANY, May Il

The past "a hours receipts have bean, Flour
100 bbs Wheat, 200 bus Cora l7,OtO bushels rhers
t rot doing Ia AOur The sales 900 bbs Al M
changed prices Corn 10 steady al previous rses-1as
sa bus 15ji &c for mixed Western aud 81
- md
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-15

fCCo bales sold TO-DAY at irregular prices Mlddins Is
cUotec fBQ9c. SUGAR Ia 10 hnie demand; go hiss
So Fia6c FOR fir REBoILgD MoLAssss cells al $50
S. FlouR 10 Al 3 81 03 90 Sales OF PoRE have bsen
sda 81 "a . for anius peced Missouri Bacon s:tiVe
a. 40 for sides, and Il for shoulders.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-15
NIarketa...NEw.ORLEANs. MaylI

The Cembrias news was received this morn
re- and las unIettsd mske! Tns eaecsis not ys'
developed The "a es ths morning befors tbs va were
tCo bales 81 "a for Iict Mddnng FLouRit no 10 much
reorcs, Smsl tass Of mess POaK have besn made 81
s5 BBcos 10 steady. We have no Gales Of LARD 10 70
rorf Business generally Is dull, and the weather Ia
tcOrching hot
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-15
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., May II

Receipts during the past "a hours FLOUR,
500 bb =; WHEAT, $500 bushel' CoEN, 1900 Do IN
FoVR The transactions snsller than yesterday Mlchl
.es s. 5O65 t6 WHEAT In Ia fsir d7nsnd but tho
lfmuss. Of holders checks operations Tue sales we're
go bushels al 78c for Ohio C0sN 10 Ia fhf request
l7,nO bs,hels sold al 45i for mixed Western. Ohio
WHISKY 10 al 1lc.
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ey Telegraph TO the Sew-YOrk Tribune.

S~sAsr~ hsg-see Tsis-sSa OSs e-- II Hs-,-s Bssver.s
II For additional Tslcgraphic Dspdfcacs, see
Sixth Page Of Th,s Mornings T'rl6sse.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-15

BosroS, Wednesday, May N
In tie House, today, the General Banking
Lsw passed to a third reading, BY vote Of l5i
70
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nrprems ceurt...wEDsEsOAy. May 4.

SPECIAL Term
lfayy Ann Aorson sgvinSt John M0's0E.- Di
tor,. o. - ground Ct iaflehy panied
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ARREsrs BIT TIE POLIcg.-Wm Niles. alas
scOti. yesterday Nr-.trd eh.rse % s'sed lar
eruy sesans -four cuss vs1ed 81 tSf g, the prescsv
Of @ 4 J b WulinsOc, OF No % JoAesl fhcy wsfs
held or examination.
Nm. Ocoabos wa arrested 90 charge OF grss1 lar
eeny ~ Atng > fro George restdiag 81 Ne
10 Fallonss portion OF tie r-covs'ed -
othces Bec 81 The FOuttreah Yard. and hs sccose4
was het 10 susWer tee charge.
tichs'd Sans, JpNn OTf,rc AMI IS othess handle -
board ne barb Lochhho. VI 0isssos, Cspg Wa bsvd
were ar esec 90 ehwge n matoy refas,ng 10 do eay
snd thTeateong toe hvss 81 The csst.ia aud oAesrs
They we're lOekec II TIE rhird WNd slauon. doasa
BY request Of Mr. A. Barclay trsh coasal
JOhn L. B5oie, Gcrmsr TssdtDg No. 20 Bses nsa-
at. was yesterday srres.ec by odie-f J. snlga %
Lo ser Poles CV1tt o. ccmplsint Of AntOtoe fsA
resi6rg No 81 Of the street who chssges he
cusec siih AAvins. llh Of March s.t eJ@psssd
and posied comp siusnts wndov malicious aad 90
fsmsIory bs bio character Justice Lothrop acid he
accused 10 bail IN he Of $500 10 Tho cAugsl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-15

AccIDEsrs-A iaborsr. named John Giles
yesterday fell bon rec eailsips O.,
Tbird-sv and WA ssrOesly injured He ws lshsa
10 The City Hospital
An sged coiored woman. named wnetts aaa her ehsta
wsrs hoocked down % Tuesday, 81 tho eosasr Of Usi
vegslEy plses sod reoshss, BY military oSess. rssy
were eooslderssy injured and were eoavsyes 10 nsf
place Of resdsuee corner OF wAiaESa and oaaiss etc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-15

4 motion that the Report Of the Com nittee %
adopted, "a expressing the sense Of the messias
wsl unanimously carried. An adjournment "as
moved ard Lest.
The following resolution was offered win ae
motion that il be- added to those reported ~ ~
Committee; d..
ResoIssd, Thuil ihs opinion Of his s,ssss, rssss
al! iy espSJe6 II u y.epSs,.ne =. w
srsst eTeail 90 Prof AlsLo8s Sie1ss
The motion wss Lost Adjoornea
AUG O. BUEHRAx. roos@a" t
gs wlsarn1S' sser''.';s'
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Ma..achusst,s Lexi,Iarurs-Ths Banking

Law.
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MORsE,s TELEGRAPH.

THE Office of the Western Telegraph Company
i removed TO the rooms over Giman's apvthe-
cary shop. on Pennsylvania avenue, q few doors
west of Browns hotel. to 81 t7a. fIf
This is the only direct line of telegraph from
Washington to Wheeling and Pittsburg, where il
connects with other lines extending 10 Detroit,
Chicago, Cincinnati, Louisville, 81. Louie, Nash-
vile, Memphis. vicksborg. and the whole western
country. st af i1i,
The northern Morse Office 10 = few doors east of
the National hotel. f4a5 s'hl'f itrae til
The southern 10 on 7th strcst, opposite the Ma
fio~ai Intsiiigsncu office. AMOS KENDALL,
Jan President Western Telegraph Co.
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do best hand made super royal paper
plain, per realm
do beat handmade royal paper, plain,
81 4 do best hand made. idsmi paper. plain,
do best hand made medium paper plain.
5 do best hand. made. double cap paper.
icE9ss plain, per ream f4u
4 10 do blottiDg paper, royal per ream
60 900 pocket envelopes, Of white or yellow paper
OF the following Sizes viz; - ~ 81 inches
20 900 pocket envelopes. letter size, per thousand
IS bushels black sand Hfte fns
600 cards steel pens. Department. 70 have the
liberty Of selecting from all the different
kinds manufactured, foreign or domestic,
in the market, per card ~
10 gross Damascus pens in boxes. with one
dozen hoders 70 each gross per gross
1870 gross other steel pens in boxes. with one
dozen holders 10 each gross. Department
at.. to have the liberty of selecting from all
fag.8 tho different kinds manufactures, foreign
lisi or domestic, in the market, per gross
~ dozen gold pens, Brown's or equal, with sill
cases, per dozen
sSo opaque quill' No. 70 20 per thousand
l50 dozen Monroe's, or other manufacture black
lead pencils, per dozen ar
. q do Cohen's red lead pencils, per dozen
1858 do red tape, (iinen,) assorted sizes, per
,E4fi isl7 dozen T1as.gga hsh sAHEc
% do silk taste, assorted oOlors and widths,
FSfi in hanks. per dozen
do cocoa sand -boxes, per dossu
8 do wafer stands or boxes, do
lU % do bodies Maynard & Noyss's, or equal
ld black ink. per quart bottle
* half pint bottle s " ~ ~
100 pounds red waters, hest. per pound
+ 50 do red pea wafsrs,. beat. per pound
e do do beat be-: scarlet sealing wax DO
do prepared India-rubber do,
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VXTANTED.-By Lady every way competent
w to teach Music on the Piano Forte and
Guitar. a situation in some Seminary south or
wcst, though the former would be preferred. She
has much experience in her profession, having
been enploycd in several Of the most respectable
Seminaries. The most unquestionable references
given a. TO character and capacity.
Any communication addressed, t-paid, TO o.
p, Washington city post-ofhce, will be- promptly
attended To. sf' 'al Sept ~
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PROPOSALS


For publishing by subscription . new and
uI.if.rna edition or the Speeches. Fore nsic
Arguments. and ID ipioaaatlc Papsrs OF DAM
tel Webster.
L speeches of MIR. Webster given to the pub
lie in q collected FORM bat without any considera
bic editorial preparation or proper regard to ar
rangement. Making an important part Of the
political, juridical, and diplomatic history Of the
country, as these works unquestonably do, it has
for some time been subject Of complaint with the
public, that complete edition of all the writings
Of MIR. Webster, which he should deem proper to
form part Of such collection, has not been brought
out, with notes and illustrations. made necessary
by the lapse of time and changes in public afairs.
IL has been for some time known to Mr.. Web
ser's friends that. in the leisure from more press
ing pursuits, he had written notes to several Of
these speeches, and that others had been prepared
by other hands, and we are now happy to announce
that they have obtained his consent that such an
edition of his works the public has long desired
to possess should be given TO it.
OF the nature and value Of these works it 10 not
necessary for the publishers to speak; both are we'll
known and appreciated, as well in Europe as in
America. 1t is proposed to print the contents OF
the volumes in the following order, chronologically
arranged:
/. Notice of Mr. Webster's Life and Works, by
Edward Everett.
.. Speeches and Discussions in Congress.
3. Orations and Addresses on various public &C.
casions.
4. Legal Arguments-Essays.
b. diplomatic Papers.
The work will be comprised in six volumes. OF
about five hundred pages each, prin'ed in the best
manner. and bound in CLOTH finely engraved
head of Mr. Webster will be given in the frat vol
ume, and his autograph will accompany every sub
scriber's copy. The price will be So volume,
payable on delivery.
Two hundred copies will be printed on large pa
paper, and having the autograph, at S3a volume.
The work will be put to press at once, and the
publishers hope to deliver ii complete early in the
ensuing autumn.
BosroN, February IL, 1851.
Mar ll-law3m
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OFFERS his profession alserviccsin the Supreme
~ Court of the United States, tho Circuit and Or
phans courts for the District Of Columbia, claims
before the Courtof Commissioner under our treaty
with Mexico, and in claims upon the Treasury.
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of Patent Office square; entrance from side of
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November and offers his services to claimants un
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the South Those DESTROYS of obtaining his
vices will please TO address Andrew Wylie, esq,
Washington city.
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