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United States Patent Once.
FrBHuAN %, 1851.
IN the petition OF Moses Bayley Of Salisbury Massachusetts
praying for the extension OF patent him The
all kinds
from The expiration OF SAT-. patent which
on the 9Th day OF July, is5-
II Is ordered The said be heard
Monday the 2h day Of June ~ O'Clock and all persons
notified 10 and show they have, why said
petition ought to he granted
Persons opposing the extension required file in the
Office their objections specifically forth
before the
he used the said hearing be
accordance with the rules Of the office, which viii be furnished
application.
Ordered this be published Republic
genccr, and Union Washington city, H. CT Daily Rec Boston,
Massachusetts, Journal Providence Rhode Tribune. New
York Uouant, Hartford, Connecticut,
successive weeks previous TO the 2sd day Of June
THOs. EWBANK,
Fill. CommssioneT OF Patents.
r. Editors Of the above will copy
bills 70 the Patent Once with containing this
Feb 23-lRw3w
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NAVY DsrARrmssr,

NAVY DEPARTMENT.
"# BUREAU OF Provisions and Clothing, Aprh 70, iooi
e,FAI EN- PROPOSALS. endorsed "Popoais ior Navy Coin
y Clothing Maenan will be received Al mis o"se u',
O'Clock, Thursday the I'D day 81 MAY neat M ,ar IS
and delivering receiving thirty noucel al eaeb OF eus
Massachusetts, brooklyn new foh,
and osoor Virginia such all OF the iol
lowing articles onavy clothing and eio'hing iea as
ordered by the chief BY the eommahaah@ Oh
said during fiscal commencing on
tbe Isl div OF July next ending 3o day Of june 1907
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Mustard and viii be required at New York only and IN
be good Sas ssu. g ss.. s 9s,
been rey selected a"d nev deposited ~ 1 SAID
yard where devered as
be ~ al respects q e mspesnp 10 no M d
cred free q al @ 20 ma % "a p we
same al hs Every separate
which dozen Of .he above articles are and the
marked with their contents The name Of the contractor, and me
month and when and when desired IN good suoshn
The establish agencies such stations os, than
CURED and the contractor agent fails promptly TO comply
shall be lied direct purchases b made 70 supply The
anae, The penalty Be IN ne % The n
Provisions and cons a. either Of the aforesaid
:sr be evidence that such s"'f has been made aud re
the m . az a"a a pa ON aa
and not BE- paid S a n nt as NH Sd
paid BY the navy agent within ih,y days after bills duly auhen
navy agents Portsmouth Hampshire Boston New York
Every directed in the
a making % for s
as q
osss a"s' S%sffs VII
i sy a"s BY %
competency Of 70 be certified BY the
ne s a,aney some 0"eef q inc
record or duplicate Of the informing accept
Of his proposal will be deemed notification hereof within
Of 1896 and his bid will be mnde and
n conformity with this understanding.
from the act Of Congre, approved Augus' 10, 1886
an . enacted from asa !, AFTER r. hs passage
Navy the general appropriation bill for the
approved March third eighteen hundred aud shall
be accompanied by written guaranty signed BY one OF more re-
~ ri effect ss s s 's 'ss
prescribed by the Secretary the
and sufficient furnish the supplies
No shall be considered unless accompanied BY such
proposal aud notification
bidder bidders he they shall fail
obligation within the prescribed BY the Secreinry OF the Navy
suetes furnishing supplies then
Of the Navy shall proceed 70 contract with other
furnishing said supplies and shall forthwith
difference the contained the proposal
guaranteed the for which he have contracted for
furnishing said supplies for the whole period or the proposal
be said bidder bidders and his their
guarano; and immediately recovered by the
the Navy Department. action
debt against either or all of said persons" s
Ap25-law4w
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TUE AMERICAN Live stock Insurance Company
Nncennes Indiana Charter unld granted January 2 1850
Capital, $4,000. Stockholders individually liable.
For insurance Of horses mules prize bulls sheep and cattle
OF description against the combined risks acct
dents and disease ALSO stock driven markets
South Losses paid thirty death
DirecorsIoseph Bowman, Ferdinand
Captain Isaac Mass, merchants George d. Hay,
chan; Thomas Bishop builder; John Wi-e
bank dctor Alvin w Tracy merchant and bank directors Hon
Abner H. Els State and Ninconpes am,,
farmer tuuk director, and auditor 1f Knox county.
Joseph O. bowman Presidents H. shurs Whitney, Secretary
VIM Bueh ard president yincennes branch
o the Bank of Indiana
H. NELSON, Psnngyvana avenue, lith and
18th streets, Washington City.
sept 9-dly
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n Liable has the honor citizens Of
" washington and Georgetown that his second dancing
Tor The season win commence Thursday January his
on Pennsyyania avenue, opposite Wiiards Hotel
rays ot tutinni Washnr Thursdays sat,.
"s}}si Seersetown--Mcnsay and Fridays.
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IN petition of Chas. H. Ttcomb Lowell
administrator, kc Of Edgar NJ. Tcomb, deceased.
Andoy Massachusetts praying for the extension of
said Edgar NJ Ticomb for machine spin
ming wooen rowing for seven years from The expiration OF said
patent which takes place The 10Th OF July, 1851
II ordered that the said be heard Once
Monday, the 2lsi day of July ~ O'Clock
notified why
said petition ought not to be granted
Once their objections, specifically forth writing,
twenty days before day Of hearing Al testimony filed by
be the said hearing
accordance with the rules OF the occ which will be furnished
application.
Ordered sl-o, published Republic Iv
gencer and Union, Washington D. c. Daily
dcncc r. L. week for three successive previous
the 0h day Of May instant
THos. EWBANk,
Commissioner OF Patents.
r. g. Editors OF the above will
bills the Patent Once, with
each this
May T-law3w
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John M McCAu.IsA, late sec.nd Auditor OF the tre n
offers his OF claims on the
nen before Congress, the departments in the sete
military and business generally M, al
Letters addressed him should be post paid ~
nee IL cerner and Louisiana avenue,
WAsMrercr Crru, April2s-d
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p"s' nsHroS KEY will attend 10 any busine
~ may ~ ,nuno with before either
uc ~" @ attend 70 The prosecution Of before Con
uess aud the Departments, Once on q .reet. 800
"AsS'S~'''''"r' - July I7-aawm
SHARP's Patent Rifles. with M.yn.ra,. p~.,a..
wesson Lcavi and Aliens and sef cocLns nj.
tolls =
Fine English double barrel fovlinQ pieces
English and German single and double pi.,o,s Nc
supply above good. just received, by
mo. w. BADEN A BROTHER
Pennsylvania avenue, n s,h street
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Practas viii attend
10 the collection Of debts the
Description
lately passed Once in the City Hall
3~-tf
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DISSOLUTION Of Ccpsrtership.Ths6 rn
~ ing under the day by mutual
consent dissolved Mr. y.
the Of
o the late Robert w Dyer deceased which
respectfully requested EDWARD q. DYER,
- gro. r. DYER.
WAsmreTos, September ~, 1850.
0- Copsrtnership Notice.Tbe formed
eoparfnsrshp under the and firm of Mcclure
old stand Of Dyer Brother Of
They most respectfully solicit
slowed upon The late h and pledge themselves discharge faith
fully every confded o them
signmcr., and 'ocssh Al sales made by them,
EDWARD G. DYER
J. q. MCGUIRE
WAsmsoros, September "a, 1850.
Sept 27-dn
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COMMON HALL Of the town Of Petersburg, virginia,
May 1850. Tho following resolution this day adopted BY
the Hall;
aRcsoired proposals
the bonds the of Petersburg endorsed by
payable half yeary
for OF
addressed chamberlain until
~ O'Clock, which they will be opened the highest
bidder will be entitled
required 18th May, 18th and 18th July,
which these offer The
o themselves the right reiec, offer made.n
Notice proposals the corpora
viii be received chamberlain town according
18th
m CHAs. CoRLfN0,
May 2-dt4thMayneu Mayor
lAPT wfB<E,s's Voyage Round the world, ensbrs
cling the Principal Events Of the Narrative OF United
Exploring Expedition, vol illustrated with 1877 eDgravngs
The Two Admifals by Cooper--ncw edition.
Water Witch by Coopcr--pew edition
and his by Charlie. Phillips ESQ
The Countess Of Runolstsd, by George sand
by the Earl Of Carlisie--tI Lord
The Wifes Sister The Forbidden Marriage Mrs
back, niece Of Miss Austin,
Mays FRANCK TAYLOR
ENGIvsul PATIENTS IsaS "a register Of all
IL granted during that period vol. London.
Webster Patent for Inver,ons Copyright Designs
I vol. London.
Godson the Law of Patents, vol London
ndmarch the Law and Practice OF Letters
tons. ! vol London.
spence on the Law OF Patent Inventions. vol London
Turner Law Of Copyright in Design. vol London
Collections OF the Laws Of Patent
countries Of Europe l vol. Vienna,
Curtis on Law of Patents. ! vol Boston.
Phillips Of Patents for Inventions BOSTON,
Kingsley and PRISON the Patent Laws and prsctce Ma
tons. vol New York
F.AA FRAScK TAyLo
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j, buTTHRFIsLD,
#s.. Commissioner of the General Land Office

NOTICE PKE-
Every entitled the night presumption to any OF the
is
oee and therefor
ths notice, and before day
OF the public sale OF the lands
baeing claimed Otherwise, such clam VIII De
- J. BUTTERFIELD,
Commissioner OF the General Land Once,
May 2-lswl3w
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NAVY DAfAkrMEsf,
Of Provisions and Cotbing April "a, 1851
DRoPosALs scaled Proposals small stores,
viii be received O'Clock,
May furnishing and delivering ION receiving
noucel The United states yards Chare"ton
brooklyn New York. and Gospon Virginia, such
quantities o. following articles be required ordered
chief OF this the
andng the said yards during the fiscal
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-02-14

on direct motion on Tuesday 10 Ian on The
fa01e MIR. A. JoHNsoN's Free Land Bill.-made
TOO oy Mr. EISToN OF Ohio, whose motions carry
as much weight as any mans in the HousalNtbs
House refused SO to dispatch it by vote of 90
to 72-eighteen mgjority for FREE HOME -
Huzza To be sure, the House afterwards sent
the bill TO the Committee of the Whole by a vote
of nearly two to one-which, we fear, dsposes
of it for the Session-yet that is not certain
If the House can only be brought to a direct
vote upon it, the bill will pass at this Session;
and by good tactics the House may be brought
to lace 1t yet. We entreat the friends of the Re-
form to take Gov. Browns substitute if they
can carry that and not the original bl-take
anything that embodies the vital principle of
Free Homes from the Public Lands to all who
need them. If beaten now, this must be the
great measure of the next Oong) Session, when
the pending Presidential Election will make the
politicians particularly loving to the dear People
This Reform can and must be carried before the
close of 1852. Courage, Reformers and press
onward ~. Y. Tribune.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-02-14
RESUMPTION OF NAVIGATION.

Should the weather continue favorable as q,
present. the boats of tie Michigan Central Road
Line will resume their trips on this Lake on the
18th, at least we perceive by the Milwaukee Sen.
tinel, that the Champion and Detroit are expect.
ed to commence running at that time, and doubt.
less the rest will be not far behind.
In this connection it may be proper to say q
word with reference to the facilities of travel the
coming season on this route. The Steamboats,
Ward and Pacific, have been drawn out and
thoroughly repaired during this winter, 50 that
says Chicago paper, they are as strong in eve.
ry respect. as they ever were. They will prob
ably form the through line from New Buffalo tc
Milwaukee. In addition to this, the Milwaukee
tween Chicago and New Buffalo, as soon as she
can get around through the straits and says also
that there is some talk that the new and elegant
steamer Arctic now constructing will run as on
express boat from Milwaukee direct to New
Buffalo, and back every day. The Detroit and
Champion will run from Milwaukee TO Manito-
voc and probably Grand Haven. This is the
programme of arrangements on this route SO fai
as at present, known for the coming summer
Doubtless very large proportion Of the traveI
from west TO east and return will take this route.
People are rapidly growing out of the notion OF
Flooding around by Mackinac, but are disposed
to seek the swftest modes Of conveyance. We
have had considerable experience in travelling on
this route, and take pleasure in bearing testimo'
ny to the fact, that travellers will always find
their comfort and interest, so far as in the pow
or Of the officers Of the route, well consulted
and il can not be said that our experience is q
peculiar one, enjoyed only by the craft, for We
have always travelled "ncog," and paid fare just
as ordinary mortals, and our experience has been
only the same as others.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-02-14

Moses NJ. STRONG, has an article in the Mad
ison Democrat, in opposition to submitting the
question of Banks to the people. He is opposed
to Banks and is therefore opposed to submitting
the question. He looks upon the proposition to
submit the Bank question as proposition to
to amend the constitution, and thinks it is nc
more a want of democracy to oppose its amend
ment in that particular than any other. We dc
not see clearly into nor through the Hon. gen.
tleman's logic, but it may be good logic neverthe-
less. We supposed the clause in the constitu-
ton referred to, contemplated the submission of
the question and that TO submit it would be sim
ply carrying out the design of the constitution
AS to how far PERSONS democracy may be in
voIved in the premises we know not, but our
democracy, would prompt US TO submit the ques-
ton, and if the people want banks let them es-
tabsh them.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-02-14
UNDULATING POWER.

Some three years ago made and put in mo-
ton at Williamsburgh N. Y. machine which
received its motive power entirely from the surf
or swell of the waves on the shore of the ocean,
acting upon valve properly arranged, so that
as the wave rose to such PITCH, it gave SO ma
ny pounds pressure on the air contained in the
tube above. This tube conveyed the compressed
air to rotary engine, which gave by this power
continuous motion so that it could operate on
bell or any other alarm which was necessary
to put in connection with it,thus giving accurate
ly the motion and power of the waves, by this
simple construction. The object Of making this
experiment in the first instance was to ring bells
on the coast, or in other words to give alarm tc
Sailors nearing coast in fog or when they were
unable 10 define their position by reason of storm
or otherwise, HENRY SCOTT.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-02-14
SHERIFF;S SALE.

EnY Virtue of Pluries writ of Fieri facias lssueu o
Of and under the seal Of the Circuit Courl of VIC ,
iy Of Racine State of Wisconsin, directed ana oehv
cred, against goods and chaels, lands ana eneiebS
John Kapny and Thomas Walker, have levied upon ana
shall otter for sale highest bidder as INC law dee,
on the steps in front the Court House, n me Guy VI NJ
n0sha on Friday the gath day of March rex between ine
hours OF and three in the afternoon OF sara Gay! ma |
right, title and interest which the SAID !ohn heaey
Thomas Walker, either of them, the second day OF
vember s4S, had of in and to the following piece o pn
of land situated in the Town of Pleasant Pralre III sot
county of Kenosha, viz the east half OF the souteas q
ter of section number thrytwO $50 in Town nunDer 9n
Il north ofrange number twenty-five CD east; coh'alnhs
eighty acres and being the premises now occupeu
the said John Keanny ,r1
Sheriff OF the County Of kenosnssoc
Dated Kcnosha, TebrueD u le5l,
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-02-14

CLA1Rvoy ANcE.-The aid of clairvoyaace was
resorted to in New York to detect, if possible
the whereabouts of the missing ship. Atlantic
AMI a couple OF claIvoyants proclaimed her safe
and that she would return on a certain day
The day come but she did not return. We have
no doub, vast many people place great deal
Of confidence in revelations of this character, but
1t strikes us if they would use little reflection
they would perceive how little foundation there
is for reliance upon them. That there is such
thing as clairvoyance, we have no doubt-and
we doubt not it has its sphere of opera,ion-bu!
this thing of hunting up missing ships-discov-
ering gold mines, stray pigs &c, by its nstru-
mentality, we aPprehend will prove failure.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-02-14
Wisconsin Garden and Nursery,
On Gard,ler's Prairie, Wal,0orih Co, Tire
Miles West Of Burlington.

yNyHE Subscriber having become sole Proprietor OF this
weLknown Establishments offers for sale this Spring.
and years growth, all grated from bearing Standard
Trees. Price, Is cents each.
ALSO-Plums Pears, Peaches, Cherries, Currans, Goose
berries, Raspberes, Strawberries Grapes and almost ell
Fruits usually found in such Establishments at prices cor
responding with the times.
large lot of Shrubb9ry the most hardy and Ornamen
tai varieties. ALso-Ornamental Shade Trees, amGng
which 1900 Mountain ASH six feet high at p cts each
Chesnuts 12 cts. Spruces, Pines Firs, OF
Flowerng Plants hardy Roses and Dahas, many fine var
cites large and choice lot of Greenhouse Plants low
prices.
Nothing viii be recommended as hardy IN the line OF
Fruit or Flowers. but such Eleven Years Experience OF
the Proprietor in this Establishment, has enabled him Ia
recommend perfectly suited TO the climate.
Catalogues gratis at the Establishment, by mall post
paid.
Letters of enquiry the Burlington P. o. post paid
promptly answered JOHN BELL.
Wisconsin Nursery, Feb. 9Th. le5i S1n-t6
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-02-14

The annexed letter, received by respectable
house in this City gives bad account of the
Breadstuff market:
Per Arctic. LONDON, Jan. 10. 1851.
DEAR Sir your representations about
Wheat and Flonr prove singularly correct
Mark-Lane to-day is in panic Polish Odessa
Wheat was let 60 at 32s. and the finest at 33s
There are n vessels telegraphed, arrived at
Falmouth this morning, and all unsod Nearly
200 more are talked of as at hand
The thing is overdone. Our slightly short
crop is magnified fifty times, and Ireland COM
Plote hunbug Yours respectfully.
\ Y Trihnnc
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-02-14

We notice among the proceedings Of the Sen.
ate one or two bills introduced by the Senator
from this district, to amend the city charter o!
kenoshn. What is the nature Of these bills, we
know not, and we suspect, there are very few Of
our citizens that do. Our present city charter
was obtained without any consultation whatever
Of the people, the first they saw oft, being law
Of the legislature; and it is now sought to change
it, with we suspect IS little knowledge on their
part. We suggest whether it is strictly in order
for representatives at Madison or few official
characters or private persons here to get up
these things, and have them made into laws,
when the people whom they most affect know
nothing about them. And we suggest TO our
legislature whether it is we'll TO act on the mere
request of one or few individuals in matters
involving the interests Of thousands whether in
all cases they ought not to require evidence tha;
proposed changes are required by the people, or
at least, are not Objectionable to them.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-02-14
BY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LINE.
NEW Yong. 10Th Fehrnnrr-

- NEW YORK. 18th February.
MARKET-Flour Market for state "a shade easier and
more active, while other descriptions are firm The trans
actions to-day comprise $500 bbls. SAL $50 for no. p
1921 AS for State Al 500 for Indiana and Michigan
and 900 800 for pure tennessee Canada firm and quiet
4,s5 4,-l. GranWh heat. better request and easier Sales
Long Island, 96 100. Corn is in moderate inquiry and
firm ut 81 for yellow Provisions in fair request with
out material change.
NEW ORLEANS, llth.
Steamship Alabama has started from Vera C.iz but got
aground and was sOmew hat injured to be com
PEELED TO return far repairs Steamer 0gNie bound To this
port, sunk with cotton board. Boa and cargo a total
loss. Jenny Lind has with Imens~ success here The
proceeds OF the first concerts were over $4,000
The magnificent steamer Auocat bound from this place
to Memphis with heavy freight ard anunber 81 cngprt
came in collision with the steamer Magnolia, he mss
The Autocra! sunk immediately and supposed 30 pas
sengers were lost cudng several cabin passengers beon-
giny to the Tennessee
CHARLESTON, 9th.
The schooner Polly Kinds arrived this port reports ha-
wing conveyed to Key West 30 passengers and brig
Martha SanSor which wrecked about the middle OF
nuary in the C@sribean Sea
In the Indiana Constitutional Convention the Judiciary
Committee I've reported in favor cecng Judges by h
people for the term of 10 years and reorganization
OF the system abolshng the Chancc!lo court and Mays
trate5 court and forming district fappeals.
We have Washington dates of The 2th, but nothing
of general Importance.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-02-14

Men have no business to oon land 1t ought
TO be held in common So, in fact, should all
other property. What's held by individuals is
"monopolzed," and the Legislature should ode.
stroy' this monopoly" forthwith That's the
end of Land Limitation" and Mr.. Wilson
bill is the beginning Mil. Sent
This is q very fair specimen of the logic re.
sorted to by the enemies of land limitation. It's
very possible the Sentinel can see no difference
between land and other property-but we are
not aware of any Land Reformers who are SC
thick headed, and as they will be the ones to GO
vrrn this policy, if it should become the policy
the universal agrarianiSm apprehendcd, will not
be experienced.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-02-14

REVEALS OF RELIGIoS-Reyvals of Religion
in the Methodist, Baptist, and Congregational
Churches are in progress in our city, and we
learn they are attended with gratifying degree
of success. 1t is well that the popular mind
should occasionally be awakened to sense OF
its higher duties, and the popular heart prompted
toward the rue object of its affections. We are
all too apt 10 relapse to condition of indifference
and GOODNESS on these important subjects, and
these special efforts are valuable in awaking ma
ny to life of higher thought and better endeav-
or
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-02-14
TO AACHINlSTS, FARMERS AND sprC,,, -
GATLIN's PREMIUM Ne
EDkSEE.E.
MS THE BEST GRAIN-SOWINC M,or,

a in this country. NE now USED
DriHing III Grain protects from birds frost, v,,,, =,
ling drouth and rust while 1t saves hAlfhe ey, et Ri
and labor and gives large increase of crops Vi seed
One of these UriLs with which n man o,a
handsomely put IN nom TOTO - per day viii % ah
y rom $50 To SO, which sum any coed farmer csn o
the Increase and gain on Is acres of wheat over
sowing and narrowing. 0N"casi
The Rigt to make and sell these Drills in u;s..,
would afford admirable opening for u mnnpGc,n"
make money rapidly, besides rcdeeming the Farmers f
continuation OF The great losses, they have suffered C M
last two or three years. The subscriber il Patenec'
Agent for the sale of Rights in Wisconsin, TO whom nn
caoh may be made for IopR, County state Rights
o,. ,o ID. >. CURTISS, Agent
II . ~ C, .''i 235
T. = The Subscriber designs to be present at the I
MRS Eiehd"ge Far soon TO be held on the Plank R@d
wes OF henosha and exhibit specimens Of both the above
Implements for inspection. u : ~