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4 tEDAh TAX by Mrs. Il. Is. Norris
~ The most successful remedy now in use for the
cure OF lncipien. Consumption Bronchitis, Asthma,
Coughs, Sore Throat. diseases OF the Liver and
Kidneys, Kings Evil, letter, Dyspepsia, &c
This medicine has new gained a reputation in
thia community, that preciudes the necessity of
publishing certificates through the public prints.
Tnose suffering from any OF the above diseases
are invited to cali on the agent and get pamphlet
containing recommendations and certificates of
cure.
Ia Beware of counterfeits. The genuine art-
Gle Is for sale by
P. HORTON KEACH, 81 Main street,
nj s..
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CHARLE,ToE, Oct. 26.-The deaths for the
week ending Saturday, were 6S, of which As
we're from yelew fever. There had been two
deaths and new cases for the "A hours end
.ng tonight. The disease is abatng.
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BY JAMES NJ. TAYLOR,
WARSAW FOX LEASE AT AUCTION

V-On Saturday next, the Both inst, at II o'clock,
p. NJ upon the premises, will be offered, by public
auction, tor lease for term of years. that very
agreeable suburban retreatk known as Warsaw. The
house contains about 10 rooms and cellar rooms,
with every convenience, outhouses, &C., and there
are four acres of land attached After the lease Of
the house there will be sold several fine Cows,
He!ters, &c, and large quantity Of Winter Vege-
tables, &c.
Terms at sale. JAS. NJ TAYLOR
&C % Auctioneer
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|TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
TRANSMITTED FOR TIE DAILY DIsPATCB
Later from Cniifornia.-ArrivaI of the
Falcon.

-,
Inc faicon has arrived from Aspinwall
WIN san Francisco dates TO the lst of Octo.
Der.
The accounts from the mines are fsvorohle
several fugitive slaves have been delivered
up 10 Their masters under the recent decision OF
the Supreme Court.
he steamer Pioneer, on late trip, bilged
and proved total loss.
Markets active and prices firm.
The news generally possesses little interest.
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ST. JOINS, Oct. 27.-The New Brunswick
Legislature met in extra session to-day. re-
solution was adopted approving of the con.
The fisheries.
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AL ANTED-AS tuaton either IN some wnue.
w sale and retail Grocery Store, or Dry Goods
Store, by Young Man 10 years Of age, from the
country; OF steady habits and good morals. APP.
ply at the Dispatch office.
References.-Dr Jos Michaux, Dr. John B
Harry, DR. Abner Crunp, Mr. Harris, Mr. VIM
w Michaux, Mr Ed Canning ham, Mr Isham Bali,
Rev Tyree, Of Powhstan &c; Mr. Richard }
Cooke, of FluvanIa; Mr. VIM K Cooke, OF ~ anehes-
ter Air w Rhss. of RichIunnd
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New CoRS.-A merchant in Norfolk re-
.-ved a consignment of new corn from North
Carolina last Saturday, being the first of the
season.
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nREsTON & MERRILL,S INEaLI,-
l. BE YEAST PONDERS.-Just received, one
hundred aud twenty-five dozen of these intaIiblo
Powders. which have, after long trial aud severe
test been toGnd 70 be superior to every other arc
of the kind for making light ana wholesome bread.
They are great Convenience are always ready,
ana TO the dough requi,es no standing,
sut is r ady to bake as soon mixed. They ais
also peculiarly adapted to the making e Watiies
kutl-. Bgckw heat Cakes, Gingerbread, Dunn ,.
lings, &c. For sale, wholesale and retail, by
ot27 kpiE s. GRAY, LAT Man street
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The LoBos IsLASDs.-Our National diff
Guilty with Peru is said TO be in fair way for
adjustment, though in what way and on what
basis is not so clearly made known.
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BY George J. sumner.
TRUSTEES SALE REAL. EsTArr

ThUSIEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE
l. IN AND NEAR THE CITY OF RICHMOND
In part execution OF deed of trust made to me
the 9Th day of January, ls44, by Richard Adams
now deceased, shall, on Saturday, the Both day
OF the present month, al Ii o'clock M, on the pre-.
misses, proceed to sell at puolic auction, the follow
ing lots OF land, laid down and described in plat
OF Adams divisions, which said deed and plat are
recorded in the clerks Office of Henrico county,
viz:
Lot No 2 of square No 1872, fronting $50 feet on
Byrd street
Lot No l94H, triangle bounded by Byrd, 18th
and streets
Lot letter P, the east side of Valley street. at
its intersection with Baldwin street
Lot on Valley street. northwardly of and adjoin-
ing lot letter
A lot OF land in the rear of the two last mention
ed lots, +. onting Baldwin street and extending
to square No 40
part of lot No g. fronting % feet on 10Th street,
and running back to Shockoe creek
These lots will be sold entire, or divided to suit
purchasers. The deed requires the sale to be made
tor cash, but with the consent of the parties inter
ested, the terms will be one-third cash, and the
ether twothirds on credit of l2 months the pur-
chaser executing his negotiable notes with approx.
ed erdoIsers, with interest from the day of sale
the title to the property to be retained until the
purchase money is paid.
G. NJ HARRINGTON, Trustee
The sale will be oniucted by
&C 2s-dtd GEO. j SUMNER, Auct
A UCTION SALE OF HANDsOME
IA FRAMED EEGRAViNGS, PORTRAITS,
LOOKING GLASSES. FINE PRINTS, &C., &c
On MONDAY MORNING next, lst November,
commencing at 10 o'clock, at the store recently oc
cupled by Messrs Thomas d Charles Ellis, No Ice,
Main street. up stairs, will be sold at auction by
catalogue, without reserve, desirable collection
of fine Engravngs, in richly ornamented and gilt
frames, Portraits, an assortment OF Looking Glass
es, Books Of Drawings, Portfolios Portable Sha.
wing Glasses They will be open for examination
on Saturday morning, when the public are invited
to call and inspect them. Catalus ues may be 90.
Ia iped at the sales room
&C % GEO j. SIMMER Auct;opeer
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y The free negro, Campbell Smith, sen
fenced to death for rape, was executed at Al
ingdon on the 18th. lie attributed his unfoi =
,anate fate TO the excessive use Of ard r.
spirits
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
BY George J. simmer.

AUCTION SALE or uISCEI.gANp.
a. Jus GOODS On Wednesday morninx
,;a Nos, commencing at 10 O'Clock, at INV suc
., saies room No fifteenth street viii be- sold
Good. unc auction, the following Miscellaneous
Oil Lamps oIhe ura'es' three hne Brass
Lounge t T,a and Bedding, Rocking Chairs. l
boganv MkGhi1Scks, Bureau, WARDROBE fine a..
One large Maho gsnv s;dsso.ss
One new Albsta Tes p s,eeooaId, Washstand
Waiter SoHee rot Sugar and
a lot of Glass and Esrthen Ware
gu. neifigerators Zone new one Sc, Cou,,sr
Large lot Shoe Thread, Business.c,rd p..,
Ground Cinnamon and Pimento 'eAs
Ladies Saddle and one pair Saddle Baus
&C u GEORGE ]. sUMNER ar..
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Eg The Crescent City called from New
York for New Orleans, Wednesday.
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NEW YORK MARKETS, Oct. %.
Sales of 1880 bbls. Flour. at 81 75ae5 Go
Tor Southern. Sales of 5000 bushels White
Wheat at $l.O3 to $I.l0; and 10000 bushels
mixed Corn at 65I cts.
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Thomas Francis Meagher has accepted the
post Of Lieut.. Colonel of the Irish Regiment
known as the "Long Island Irish Volunteers"
comprising the Irish Volunteer Companies OF
Brooklyn and Williamsburg, New York.
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d A CAt D-lItNIL EMENr /

sH A 4 a * D-GENILEMEN DRESS
III GOODS We respectfully invite Geltle.
II in want OF handsome and durable Dress
Boots, Caters, &c, to call and examine our
large aud varied of articles that line
We have been at great pains II select the most
tasteful AMI choicest goods, and have had made ex
pressly to order various styles and patterns of
geutiemen's Dress Boots, Shoes and CATERS, that
we are confident will be approved by those who
wish something al once useful aud beautiful.
Please give Us cali. at our large and convenient
store, where may be found the most complete as
sortment OF Boots. shoes, Trunks and Car
pet Bags. to be found at any one place in Vir
g:nia WHITE a. PAGE.
70 Main ST. 3 doors below Dooey's Hat Store.
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1877 Main street,
NEW RELIGIOUS BOGKS.-Just re.

NEW RELIGIOUS B00kS.-Just re.
v ceived Dy NORRIS.
Daily Commentary practical exposition Of Sc.
ect portions OF Scripture TOR every morning and
evening throughout the year, being companion to
family worship, by one hundred and eighty Cler-
gymen Of Scotland.
1 ne Scots Worthless, containing a brief 2istori-
cal account OF the most eminent Noblemen, Gen
tlenen, Ministe and others VINO testified or sui.
tered for the cause OF Reformation in Scotland
from the beginning OF the sixteenth century to the
year 1868 by John Howell, OF Lochgoen.
Daily Bible Illustrations, being original readings
for year, on subjects from Sacred History, BIZ
ography. Geography, Antiquities and Theology,
esnecaIly designed tor the family circle, By John
ketto, d d, F ) A.
Evening Series, containing Isaiah and the Pro-
phets and Job and the Poetcal Books. &C %
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sF7 Keep it Before the Peon,e. that
bAhkRS CELEBRATED PREMIUM bIToTERS
are sure cure for dyspepsia all its various stages
as witness the large number of voluntary certificates
no" ~ the hands OF the proprietor and the great de-
nand Tor 1t wherever 1t has been introduced Nomed
ever introduced to the public has gained the
popularity possessed by these Biters with so little aid
ana Fever corector of disordered stonachs and the
best tonic to be had at any price Let the sufferer r
them and be convinced. -
Price only 50 cents per bottle To be had at the drus
stores of " -
Purcell, Laid & Co, A BOdeker. Adie l. GRAY Rem
nett beers Gaynor y Wood, and + j Pcot Main
street; II BLAIR, VIM Laid, and Seabrook L Reeve,
Broad street, Richmond Va oc N
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A \ EXCELLENT FAkM.-As we did NOT
"A sell Mr. Hundley's Farm publicly last THURS
day, we now offer 1t privately. Its, In all respects
very desirable, being of excellent quality, having
good improvements and good water, and being
within few minutes ride OF the city Its the pur
pose of Mr. Hundley TO remove TO Richmond, and
therefore, a bargain may be had, and satisfactory
time will be allowed to payments, or ne would
exchange for city property. The determination 10
to sell, and persons wishing TO purchase, are re-
minded to be in time TOLER u COOK,
oc % General Agents
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A fAKM FOX SALE.-We Oner tor
Il Farm in Charles City county. OF excellent qua
Iity containing 80 acres and lying within five miles
of James River. OF this little Farm about 80 acres
are cleared The improvements q dwelling,
with a store house attached, and the usual out
houses. Iii easy of sccess-lying Immediately On
the Charles City court house road, and IL near
steam saw mill on the adjoining tract. This pro-
perry may be had for six hundred dollars, in easy
payments or would be exchanged for city property.
TOLEK IL COOK,
oc % General Agents-
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T UST, yesterday, on Main street, between the
la stores OF Parker, Bayley g. Nimmo and Thos
II. Prices, Main street, a TURQUOISE LEAF
from lady's breast pin The finder will be hbe.
rally rewarded by leaving it at this office.
oc 2S-2t
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DhLNG or iOUa SMALL Nur....-
II All email notfs, except Uuion and Potomac
will be taken In trade for their full value at
ABRAHAM LEWIS, yr,
oc27 POI Broad street
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ELEGANT NEW BUOK., at q. NJ. IVES

ELEGANT NEW BOOKS, at u. Nj. " EST
IA e. BROTHERS,
The Book of the Heart or Loves Emblems, il.
lustrsted by thirty three .tee eugravings-S5
Ciovernook, or Recoilections of Our Neigh Dor
hood in the West. by Alice Cary so
Woman's Journey Round the World, by Ida
Pielfier, unabridged, with ilIusir atons-75c
Lectures on the Progress Of the Arts and Sci.
ences-Sl
The Gift for all Seasons, illustrated by ten stesl
engravings
Contentment is Better than Wealth, by Alice B
keal-75c
Good 10 Every Thing, Story, by Mrs Barwell, il.
lustrsted-5Oc
The above, with immense new stock of Med
icai, Law aud miscellaneous Books, for sale by
q. N. WEST BR9,
&c " Under EXCHANGE Hotel
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,Mfs HARP FOR SALT nave rs
95sAy cejvet direct from London per prince Al
AsAsa2 bert" very superior double action
~ Hnrp, London make which M anxious
TO al.pose OF. This Harp has been fully tested by
Miss SULLf, Oae Of our most successful and ac
complish teachers upon that ins,f uInear ana pro.
nOunced by her 10 De Ui superior tone and action
Miss SULLY will take pleasure in showing the
Harp at her residence, Ma shall between STU
and 9th streets.
&C % o. A. STRECkER
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f1LOAk AND DAEss MAklNG.-MRS.
~ EVERETT respectfully informs the ladies OF
Richmond aud its vicinity that she has taken the
rooms over the store the Southwest corner of
Broad and 9Th streets, where she would be thank.
III. to receive their ia the Dress Making line.
Having secured the services Of a superior Dress
Maker, together with Patterns of the latest and
most approved styles, she feels confident Of giving
satisfaction to those who may favor her with iheir
patronage.
Also. Bonnets lined, trimmed and made to order.
&C 2S-d2tcits
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fNHE FRUITS OF AMERICA, contain
Il Ing richly co.ored figures. and full descrip-
tons OF all the choicest varieties cull waited in the
United States, by C NJ Hovey, beautifully bound in
full Turkey, gilt with sht richly cold plate.
The Book Of the Heart, or Loves Einblems, Illus
traIed by thirty.two steel engravings
The Gilt tor ali Seasons illustrated by ten steel
engravings For sale by A. NORRIS,
&C 29 Late Drinker & Morris 81 Main ST.
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sTEATTON's OFFICE.


CLA X r rs UFFICE-I4th street.
Drawn Nos. Delaware, No 12l, October 20:
90 81 30 3e So IL 66 IA SO 81
Whole ticket 80 -, prize of $500 returnd
oc st CLARKE
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COURSE OF THE HISTORY Or MOOD
~ ern Philosophy, by Victor Cousin, Trans.
lated by o w Wright, 9 vol, clio
Reuben Hedlic0tt or the Coming Man. bv M w
Savage, author Of My Uncle the Citrate, &c
Con.entment Better that Wealth. by Alice
Neal
Good in Every Thing, Story by Mrs Barwen
NORRIS, Book Store,
&C 90 81 Main Street
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81 FOX RENT, private residence which
TIL has six roums with fire places, large kitchen.
water in the yard, with other suitable out houses,
on Clay street, one square above A. Dills Imme-
date possession may De had. Apply to
&C 2S-G" G. A w. TAYLOR
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OsT-On Sunday las. large Gold Pencil.
IL with yellow set in h. ad berw cen head of Broad
street add Asbury Chappeli, Union Hill The
finder viii be suitably rewarded bv leaving il Of
this office. no 90 o,4
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MANTED-Twenty five YOUNG MEN TO en-
w gage in light, desirable bnsinesa To those
OF energy and integrity good encouragement viii be
Richmond. Va or by letter, postpaid. to box No.
1863 Richmond P q. oe N-6tA
EKAMEs FOR THE ENGRAVING or
l. WASHINGTON AT REDUCED PRICES
The subscriber having had very frequent applica-
tons for these Frames, has been induced to retail
them 81 wholesale prices, viz Gill, with oval from
60 so to &5
Old Frames re gilded, and any description Of
Frames made to order, on very moderate terms.
L. FRANCK,
&c 27-6ts Main st. No le9 Richmond
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MOTTO ST. take this metaed VI Informing Tia
IN citizens Of kiehmond and the public seuernlIy
ihas the firm Of John N. Mcleod T. CO. 10 20 more.
farewarn ell persons from creditiag the above
named frm. Wn. c. DREW.
! also forewarn I'LL persons from paying any
oe 27-si5Ns WILLIAM &. DREW.
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POPULAR MkDICINES.-Alexc NIus.
Z tang Lueament
Arabian i.ineament
Ayers Cherry PectoTal
Mrs GARDENERS Baloam Liyerworti
Sands and Townsends SarsaparilIa
Cod Liver Oil
DaGes Extract Jamaica Ginger
Bakers Premium Bit;ers
For sale By DADE.
&C % MAN street near fIId Nark+
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ADJUSTMENTS.

I@ FOR NEW YORK.-The Steam
SnkiiaGksh ship City of Richmond, Captain
MI cnen, Is expected on SATURDAY morning and
VIII De ready to receive freight on Saturday, at 2
o'clock NJ Her day and hour OF sailing will be
duly advertised.
AZ considerable portion of her cargo is already
engaged early application for freight should be
l 1ria ~ A 5. LEE, Agent.
S...-.f. &c w
oc 2s-3t -.
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SILFER SPOONS, FORKS, &c.-W e
~ have just received a superior lot OF the above,
| and also soup Ladies', Gravy and Sauce Ladies',
Sugar Spoons, Sugar Tongs, silver Tea STEAMERS,
Butter Knives, &c, TO which The attention OF pur-
chasers Is i0ylted. GENNETT {. JAMES,
&C % l49 Main street Eaele SQUARE
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M URsTED OPERA HOUB-,- AorsIr1
w Opera Hoods; do Sacks for children Tor sale
by
&C 90 G.. HARTWFTI 4 co
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ENNE DRESS SUITS.-keceyed tlis weeR,
large supplies OF line black Dress and Frock
Goats, black and rich fancy SILK and Velvet Vests:
black and fancy French and En- slish Cass Pants;
new styles fancy Business Goats. Also, a large lot
OF Gentlemen's Under Shirts and Drawers & c &c
Call at the Money Savings Institution OF
KEEN, CHILES q BALDWIN,
No l02 main street.
B-Also, every style Over Goats in use, very
low. oc 30
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I from
this citv
Eestola-
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- VI VI ONy Iu5ttt.
The sale will be conducted by
&C 2S-dtd GEO. SIMMER Auct
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For sale, wholesale and retail, by BENNETT &
BEERS, A. BODEKER, CHAS. BECK, CHAS D.
YALE, and Mrs. A b DAVIS, Main street, AID
BOUCHER & MELTON. Broad st Richmond
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NO THE aFFLECTED.-Voiu ceru
l. fcates continue to come in from persons who
have given Mrs. DAVIS Cough Elixir a fair
trial
"RIcHMoND Nov. 25,h, ls5O-Mrs A. DAVIS
Dear Madam: | take great pleasure in recommend
ing your Cough Drops to those afflicted with
Coughs, Colds, &c. have used it in my family for
three years, and found it the best family medicine
ever used. On occasion administered it to
OF my children, suffering greatly with cold and
a high fever, and it afforded immediate relief
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NOTICE.-The pubic are her,
sl9EESS@aoy informed tina, the steamboa,
AuuUo. "A VA! be taken of the route via Port Wal
thai between Richmond and Norfolk. on Monday
lst November, for the purpose of undergoing re-
pairs and being fitted for the winter. Due notice
will be given when ready to resume her place on the
line again. THOS. DODAMEAD. Supt.
Office K. & P R. R. Co., Oct. 9Th, 1852
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NJ EW STkLE FRENCH MOU>LAiNES
IL We have just received few patterns If new
style French Mouslaines, the richest Goods that
haVe been in market this seRsoa
% C. HAR NEEI l. 4 90
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Re earnes,
(hsots and
led US %
n toissu,
sank. We
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therefore
lie desire.
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E'dE CisdltJra OF john A Temple & Co viii
present their claims forthwith Ia me as We
desire to learn the amount due to them
oc 29--3t WATSON & uTrcur-
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|IGton.
! gratis.
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1852-03-02
Emitted states Patent once,


ON the petition OF Patrick Magennis, of Pster
" son. New Jersey, praying for the extension OF
patent granted TO him for an Improvement in the
art of Dyeing for seven years from the expiration
Of said patent, which takes place ON the twenty
first day of April, A. d. 1852:
Ii is ordered that the said petition be heard at the
Patent Office, Monday, the nineteenth day OF
April next, at " o'clock m; and all persons are
notified TO appear and show cause, if any they
have, why said petition ought not TO be granted.
Persons opposing the extension are required to
file in the Patent Office their objections, specifically
set forth in writing, at least twenty days before
the day of hearing; all testimony filed by either
party to be used at the said hearing must be taken
and transmitted in accordance with the rules of
the office, which will be furnished on application.
Ordered, also, that this notice be published in
the National Intelgencer. Republic, and Union,
Washington, d, c.; Pennsylvania Inquirer, Phil
adelphia, Pa; Providence Journal, Providence, r.
J.; Express, New York, N. Y; Daily Bee, Boston,
Mass and the st. Louis IntelligeDcer, St. Louis,
Mo-, once a week for three successive weeks pre-:
vous to the 10Th April next. -
X. &. WEIGHTMAN,
Acting Commissioner Of Patents.
p. S.-Editors Of the above papers will plcase
copy and send their bills TO the Patent Office, with
a paper containing this notice.
Feb IT. law3w
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CHARLES SEXTON,

Attorney and Counsellor mt LAW,
OFFERS his professional services in the Supreme
" Court Of the United States, in claims before
the Court of Commissioners and in claims against
the various Departments Of the General Govern
ment and before Congress-, i'll procuring patents
in obtaining pensions and bounty lands, in collect
ing debts and ipheritances, and negotiating the
purchase and sale Of lands in any part of the Uni
ted States.
The latest maps of the States asi Territories,
compiled from the surveys OF the General Land
Office, and statistical information, embracing the
improvements and population Of the Territories
and the important towns in the United States,
agreeable to the late census, can be obtained at his
office, 18th street, opposite the Treasury WASH
ington. d. G.
REFERENcEs Hon. Justin Butterfed, Washing
ton City; his Excelcncy Alexander Ramsey, ST.
Paul, Minnesota; John r. Livingston, Attorney at
Law, New York City; Peter II. Burnet, Attorney at
Law, Alviso, California; Messrs. Thomas Cowpcr-
thwait & Co., Philadelphia; Messrs. A. p. Ladew
& Co.. st. Louis; Messrs. G. Alternately & Co.,
Oregon City.
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