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OFFICE FOR pArENrs, wAsHuNarON D. Q

" C. ROBBINS, Solicitor Of PofsSfs, will prepare the
As necessary Drawings and Papers for applicants for
and ell other business IN che line e HE pro-
fesson st ths Patent Once He be consulted al
questions relating to the patent laws aud decisions In the
United States Europs. Tie will procure re hearings On
re.ctsi applications for patents prepare and
obtain patents In al where there novelty Per-
distance DESTROYS Of having nsons made at
the Patent Once pior 10 making application for patent,
may forward tpost paid, enclosing fee Of vs dosrs)s
cssr statement Of their when nmsda ntiob will
be given IT, and ell the ton that could be obtained
by visit Of the applicant In person. relating " the novelty
Of their and the requisite steps to be takes
obtain pstsct therefor (shond to be will be
promptly for sarded 10 them by mall
All lsttsrs must be pos paid aud enrloss
suitable fee where q written opinion IL required
OF Once on street, opposite the Patent Once
He honor OF referring, by permission 20 Hon H.
l. Ellsworth Hon Edmund Barke, late Commissioners
Of Patents 70 thoss for whom he has bnsi
during the past seven years. Got. 81
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AGENCY FOR CLAIMS, Il EvOLU rIONARY r EN-
sIONs BOUNTY LANDS, &C.

RE subscriber having been Engaged for ten years
past In prosecuting csims before Congress tbs saw
eral Departments Of vernmenf, Pensions, Bounty
Ldnds Of military pay, Communication and pay
&c has elected and obtained vSst u old
rcords and documents evidence Of service 10 the
Com -ssery and Quar- tsryassr DspGrfstn Of persons
who served ~ srp cas- riders, feaSssfs rogoss wogon
conductors, 6achsmlhs carpsnirrs, wh'eortshs boat
buiders aud arfacers Of he 10 prepared to aid
promptly at hs risk aud expense ali who have
Claims against the Government for services In the Revolu
tionsry War kther original clAims, which have
been presented for want Of evidences having beea pre-
stntsd, rtJscted suspended claims for ia
has been allowed Heirs ell cases entitled ali
due the soldier or his widow At tbe decrease whether
application has made not Also claims for rvioe In
the OF 1872 Mexcsa War and any VI the Indian
since 1870 He will attend personally to the investigation
aud prosecution VI claims above stated before
boIri which may he constituted for the Adjustment Of
French spolston and other claims against the 6nerai
Gov rnment.
Letters OF inquiry application should be addressed
(post paid to WILLIS WADE,
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PENNSYLVANIA DEMOCRACY.

The Democracy of Pennsy lvania had consid-
cradle trouble in their State Convention which
met at Harrisburgh on the 4th The friends
OF Mr.. Buchanan had an overwhelming ma
Jority, and carried matters with high hand
James Buchanan was recommended for the
Presidency by vote of 81 against 80, and the
Convention so far disregarded party usage and
Democratic principle, as to deprive the Con-
gressional districts of the right to elect their
own delegates to the Baltimore Convention,
itself usurping that power The minority en-
tered written protest against the act, and
refused to vote in the selection of delegates
1t is possible that from some Of the districts
two sets of delegates may be sent to Baltimore
but it is easy to predict the decision Of the
Convention
Mr.. Hugus reported long series of resolu-
tons approving and adopting the platform laid
down by the Baltimore Convention of l844-'48 !;
sustaining the Compromise measures; in favor
OF the Fugitive Slave Law; urging Mr.. Bu-
chanan as the only choice of the Democracy
OF Pennsylvania, and as one who would secure
an old-fashioned majority in the State in
structlng the delegates named by this Conyen-
ton to vote for him from first to last author
izlng the Democratic State Central Convention
to require pledge from each delegate and
electOr to sustain the instructions of this Con.
yention, and upon failure TO give such pledge
within reasonable time to substitute
Various amendments were proposed and
discussed with much warmth and feeling
call was made for the previous question
W silence debate and cut off further amend
ments
The Convention sustained the call. and the
resolutions were finally adopted, the Cas- men
nshtn,g most desperately up to the last mo-
UNION CONVENTION IN GEoRoIA-A State
Convention of the Union Party of Georgia is
10 be held on the 22d of April, to determine
the question whether they shall send delegates
10 the National Democratic Convention, which
is to meet at Baltimore
THE MISSISSIPPI WING UNITED STATES SEN
Aroa.-Hon Walter Brooke, the new Wing
United States Senator from Mississippi. pre-
vious to his election, defined his position, in a
letter to the members of the Legislature, as fol-
lows
As to the next Presidency, as have often
sna TO You in private, do not expect to sup
port The nominees Of the next Wing Conyen-
non, because fear the Convention will not be
s ," on the Compromise issues. My expccta-
n 10 give my support to the Baltimore Con-
s 'en'on ticket, provided il is not tinctured with
moos and is pledged to the Compromise
nar'a es' From present appearances, and the
boS' 'S oi the prominent candidates before that
Guy, ! think it certain that the last-named
wha ie" O. will present ticket on which the
chssrs . south will unite, and one which will
=. his announcement crea,sd =. or.., s.n...
s'on among the Wing members and Mr. Al.
nms amidst the excitement, rose and ss;d Mr.
lowing statement: '" maze ""e 'o'-
IT. he tMr Brooke) had not changed his faith
4" ~a' am Whigj but If elected 70 the Sem.
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PrNNsYLvANIA RAILROAD.

VXTiNTER ARRANoEMENr between PhiIsdeiphia
w and Ptfsburg-tiSs reduced 20 twenty four hours
De and after the st of December next passsngsrs all 10
carried BY the Pennsyivana Railroad Company tsssu
eight miles Of tagging over an excellent Turnpike
Fare, GIL. =. =. A, a..
wss and the Atlantic ses and the accom- odatons are In
THOMAS MOORE,
Ma, n Agent Penn Railroad Company.
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WI year PVkssor q Chtmis ~ AMI Nsf1rsl Philosophy
~ college hi foughkeepsie he will be happy optn
eesssspoDdsfS sIn ~ ~'-hiyr- - nopfhsss saeh arr
Apparatus securely paes and any part the
United States rates ~tr than the catalogue prices OF
any hYnAe In New York. Terms ossh
Peughkevps,e N. Y. Jan u iS32 Feb. 6.
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THOMAS EMERY.

MANUFACTURES Of Lard OIL Star and Adamantns
IVl Candles n Water street. between Main and Walnut
streets, Cincinnati Ohio.
N B. Cash paid for Nos and lard, grease mutton and
beef tallow May l5-tf
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HAVING sold my entire .tock Of Books Periodicals. &c
Il TO Messrs REEL a CALLOW, eheerfully recommend
them 70 my former customers. All parsons indebted to
will please call At the old stand, and settle
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A TrOkNkYS and Coxnsfllors at Latc and Solcifors
n in Chancsry. Youngstown, Mahoniug county Ohio.
X. J. POWERS
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LTBgRIY ALMANAC roa lssa

THE Amsricas and Foreign lSiaroy Society have
just publshsd another stereoyped Almanac fos che
coming year. With special reference 70 the great qnsson Of
slavery ~ the present time and In the pectatos that the
In d6asng extensively the valuable Statistical And
natter II contains Considering the expense At vhioh tns
Ainanas ha bssn prepared the low price u which "
sod nd Tie isarsAssd facilities for forvrdins
ethsrviss Nsv York. the Whole Of the North
ssn States 10 eondfsuty eSpectsd that ths oirculstios
tAis PEAS v greatly sssssd that Of ANY previous ys 30
nssA sssfsl natter ssanot sell be circulated at less 81
TIE Asapas foe 1855 contains 10 pages, being four pages
lsrgss than The AsnSc 1851 II also sontasns more en-
cravings Some Of shoss VI last are used again VITA
twe and bssutifai tbs hrst entitled bfhsr
Lsv ed ehs s&ese portrait Of s'ien Crs 70 ne aess
In Witch che Als kss sssaps from ssvsy The Alnsnse
10 hsndssasiy printed good paper With Calendar equal
In I'll rsspssH 70 Of tbs American rrsct Alee
f0s 1884, eth The IslIpsss, Cycles ~ ~ ne ~
maaas soasaAs vaglsty Of Interesting and vAushs rad
~ aud ststissA stsiss Of sntIslHvesy ehAsaetsr
sssstsA ~ original rAs prices Win ~ follows
Yss thousand copies o00
fss one hundrsd copies ~
FOR one dossn copies
TIE issds Of the saass are svsd " sepssss
II dvins vds sireuIai,on 70 the AmsnAs sad 70 sss1
ths ssdsss u early day for Iibsrs supply hhssf
gsstsd thae thsy nsks ssrange@ssn vfse nsresssse
Asir bsfs Visiting New fseh 70 lev
handssd tAsssssd Ainanaes pasksd Vita hss geses
IN t1e way he 90 Of transportation WI - sssy SNAIL
II sssl sppsssstty s1ss The owners q sxYssess -
49, esss ssAsseAhls V .AsIs sa.!sss u.s. sG -
tAsy asy = sst ~ nal ssy distance Ssds' 30 niles Toe
O'dsss s~ess.( psyms~s 10 bash s'sss - post ses'
WILLIAM HARRED, Ass~s.
Ass.I. " BssknsA st. ksv fvh.
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LIVERPOOL MARKETS.

Liverpool, february 25.--Circulars vary as
TO the condition of the cotton market Some
quote the market inanimate and prices shade
lower This is attributed 10 political changes.
rather than to any want OF confidence on the
| part Of consumers in the present range of
prices in relation to the probable future supply
Of the raw material The sales for the four
days, including Tuesday were 10000 bales
They also quote wheat -four, and corn, in linn
tied demand at Fridays rates.
PENSsYLvASrA-The Democratic State Con-
vention met at Harrisburg on 4th inst Hon.
VIM Hopkins was chosen permanent chair
man, and the Convention proceeded to vote
viva yoce for candidate TO be presented to the
National Convention Buchanan received 81
votes, Cass 81, Houston 2, and Walker ?. On
motion, the Convention unanimously coucurred
in the nomination of Buchanan.
New ORLEANS, MARCH 1.-THE steamer
Fanny has arrived from the Brasos, bringing
very contradictory statements of Carvaiafs
movements. The American Consul had re-
ceived information, which was probably cor
rect that Carvajal had attacked Camargo, but
had been repulsed and obliged to retreat with
the loss ef his artillery and ammunition Car.
yajal had about five hundred men with him.
We have private despatch which confirms
the foregoing, and states in addition, that of
Carvaiaps force consisting of 522 men, only 81
were Mexicans. and the rest +" fiibustiersn The
fugitives escaped TO the American side of the
river, IL is to be regretted that our forces on
the frontier are powerIess to take care of them.
The Democratic State Convention of indiana.
lately held at Indianapolis expressed its prefer
cnce for General Joseph Lane " the Demo-
cratic candidate for the next Presidency.
Hon. Joseph A. Wright the present Governor
of Indiana, was nominated for reelection TO
that Office, The Wing candidate for Governor
is the Hon. Nicholas McCarty.
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HEADQUARTERS gOR cALIyoRSIa,
rs C0unidndf street. Nep York.

NEW Ansnssnsst Circulars for 1852 giving full is'
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is Circulars seat gSssis 10 order Passages secured
IN advance for psrssns at Distances the most vesbs
Jsa s~5s ARNOLD BUfFUM 4 90.
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CINCINNATI, ONO. January g. 1852.
&C We respectfully solicit the editors Of newspa-
pcrs throughout the country to insert tho above Gull
in their respective papers.
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UNION CONVENTION IN GEoRGIA.-A State
Convention of the Union Party of Georgia is
70 be held on the 22d of April, to determine
the question whether they shall send delegates
TO the National Democratic Convention, which
is to meet at Baltimore -
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LATEST NEWS By THE NAILS.

BvnrED ALryE-The Wheeling Tianes, of las,
Saturday. relates tho following melancholy Blu.
rsl:
AN Irishman. who had died suddenly upon
The Railroad, about eighteen miles below this
CITY, was brought here for nterment in the
Catholic burial ground, on Thursday last
Upon taking the coffin out of the wagon. Mr.
Fitsmmons, who happened 10 b. present. I'm
p;mented the cabinet-maker for his skill in the
manufacture Of receptacles for the dead. aud
lien proceeded, without any ceremony, to low
or the body into the grave. Alter this WINS
done they walked away, leaving the filing up
IN n subordinate, who, after throwing in few
shovcls full of earth, was alarmed ty singular
noise, as of kicking and struggling in the coffin,
80 that he ran away. Coming up with Mr.
Ftgrnmons, he ,old what he had heard, and
both Immediately returned, raised and opened
The coffi and found the man turned on his face.
and his person warm. The probability is that il
The coffin had been opened when the commo.
lion was first heard, the man might have been
saved. and that he died from suffocation.
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The Cuban Erpedthon-The New York
Mirror referring 10 the reports of another expe.
diton against Cuba. says
As much "a we hear of"Lone Star organl-
cations and Fi.lbuster recruiting in New York,
we positively do not know Of single person
qged in this unlawful buishesS W no stands
fair before the community as good and res
poctabe citizen A few lazy, loaing, outlaw
ed Creoles, and few burnt spectators in
Cuban Bonds" are the prime movers In this
patriotic cause" They are the philan'hroplsts
whose hearts arc bleeding So sympathctically
for the wrongs and woes oflhe 'down-trodden
subjects" of Spanish tyranny.
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OPENING OF THE CINCINNATI RAILROAD TO
II1LsBoRouGn.-The Railroad from Cincin-
natl to Marlborough. Ohio, was formally open
ed on the 22d instant. A dinner was given at
the latter place. of which about 5000 persons
partook. The City Council of Cincinnati was
present, procession was formed, and several
speeches delivered. Eek Gov. Trmble pr esi.
ded. 1t is said determination was manifested
10 push on the road to Parkersburg, Va.
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NEW STATIOERsY, &C.

NEW STATIOEKY, &C.
Y 3 new styles Steel Pens eTtra,
Fancy Note Envelopes.
Spring top Pocke-books,
Pump Inkstands Whilney's patent,
porcupine Pen-holders,
New STYLES Motto, Note Waters viz Silver red
Ceatine, Paper, illuminated &C..
Toy Paints in Boxes,
SclfSeang Envelopes,
Back Canon Boards.
French Note and Letter Paper,
Faber's Drawing Pencils,
Red Tape,
Pocket Penholders,
ina, received Mt MORSE'S South end Bookstorc
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THE PoTAToE DIsEAsE.-Tnis mysterious
disease is making alarming havoc on many
farms in this State and is found within the inn
mediate vicinity of this city. Potatoes " hen
perfectly sound and of fine appearance when
gathered, in certain localities, are suddenly
seized with disease, and entirely perish in "a
short time Boston Adu. Wsd.
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Mad. A1b0ni's Concert.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 27--Mad: Albonl's
debut attracted brilliant and Overlooking au
tence tonight. Every seat in the Musical
Fund Hall was occupied, and hundreds we're
turned away. Her fine contralto voice elicit
ed warm applause, and she was called out at
ter every piece.
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More BoLTERs.-The last Henderson(ky.)

More BoLTERs.-The last Henderson(ky ~
Courier says:
We were informed the other day by demo-
crat of good standing, that he knewof at least
t,oenty democrats in one eighhorhood. that
would vote for Scott and Graham
We were also informed hy a wing, last
Wednesday. that every democrat in his neigh,
bourhood. With the exception of three or four,
would vote the Wing ticket and that they We're
on the stool of repentance We STATE this just
as it was related to US and we have no doubt
of its correctness.
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NEW CLOTHING STORE
A. S. SHAFER & CO.

A. S. SHAFER & CO.
TNHE subscribers, Prnprietors OF the very pnu.ai
4 CT thing establishment known as the PEI ERS-
BURG CLOTHING BAZAAR" take this .hod of
Informing tie citizens of Lvncfburg aud the safinnd-
;ng co,ntry that they intend opening, the 1t of De-
tpber n ne1r ami desirable SO : Of kcady-MaCc
Clothing, the Main street, torn.rly oc-
cur led by Mess. Payre K Bell opposite L. Meom's
Manrfacnring. ne we do. all ne Ctohhe sod "4 u.s.
bn1 ii,ci ties for the purc aud mnn
u(acture of goods, and horon acquaintance w''h the
requirements of the Virginia Cothing market We shall
keep constantly supplied with GEN1LEMENS
CLOTHING AND FuRNiSHING GoODS' IN
every variety-und by strict attention TO tile wants ct
the community shall endeavor TO merit u share OF
nmhlic favor. A. S. SHAFER & co.
SEPT lO-dts if Republican copy
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D1SSOLUTION.--T Co-Partnership hereto
fore existing between the subscribers. under the
ve of Dudley Il COMPTON, Inns been this day dissolved
nv nufna consent-John w. Dudley has purchased the
interest of VIM Compton m the late and will
discharge its liabilities He emb aces this opportunity
To return his since thanks his friends for their pat
ronage TO the concern OF DUDLEY ~ COMPTON, and to
solicit it. continuance in his new connex1on;
JNO. w. DUDLEY
WIN. A. COMPTON,
t,urisYATI April 10Th, 1852.
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Norfolk is said to be very sickly. A dis
ease is prevailing there closely resembling yell
low fever, or its first prominent symptom black
vont: though it may be no hing more than
bilious fever oil a malignant type.
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EaytL0u0Ie at 81. J0g0.

PmLADEipHrA. Sept 27.-Private letters
from St, Jago received via Havana. state that
another earthquake occurred at that place oa
the 2Sth ult The inhabitants were so terrified
that they built temporary huts on the beach.
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uARDwARE.-weare now in reeeip, of gu,

HARDWARE are now in receipt Of our
i i Fall stock of HARDWARE, CUTLERY, GUNS
and sADDLERY. comprising the CA
piefe nm extensive assortment ever exhibited k< -
in THIS MARKET. W. have ON hand:
500 dncn Axes, va and ny patterns
1000 Pen anil Poeket Knives. in endless variety
$500 Knives and forks. ofall prices and quality
1900 Knob. stock. cupboard, md o,hcr locks
1000 Butts, Parliament, md honk md eye hinges
5000 gross wood screws assorted -izcs
2o00 dozen fiat bast'd mill, pit and x cut saw files
800 Spades and shoyes
100 mnnure and Hey forks
$50 4" selves and sifters
DO single aud double barrel Guns and Rifles. rnngin
in price f ON g.. so to s75 ench
100 dszrn men md wonens saddle trees, siirnir
irons bride bits harness aud bde buckles rngs, NC
in gren variety Iron nxes, all sxes elliptic springs
hub and sand bands hog skins, bride Filings and sad
.llery Hardware generally Backsmhs tools OF every
description. Planes, ohscs, nugers aud carpenters
tools large For Farmers and Plantation
use we have full assortment of articles such as Bfhm
BILE Scythes grub hoes Drugs garden forks pick
nxes &C. all of which offered for sale nj low prices
All purchasers. particularly merchants, visiting this
marker buy goods respectfully invited to Gull and
examine before purchasing going on
farther North feel assured goods and prices
will compare fovoroby with any establishment IN the
Northern cities. SMITH " ROBERTS,
sept 1O--d2m If "a Main Stred. Richmond, Va
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~ Pursuant decree of the Circuit Court OF Bed.
ford rendered its September 1852. in the
of kezrpe Ann Wlkerson Agent. VIM. q. Wikerson
aud others, the undersigned Commissioner will proceed
the premises the 22d day of October to sell
at public auction, part of the l.and belonging 10 the
heirs of Owen Wilkerson decd lying ON Ivy Creek in
tho county of Bedford adjoining the lands of Benz
Wigginton Saml Scott and Others about miles from
the town OF Lynchburg, containing TWO HUNDRED
ACRES. 1t will be sold upon credit Of one, two nnd
three years except for amount sufficient To pay the
of the suit and expense of sale for which cush
will be required The purchaser will be required to
give bond with good security for the deferred payments
and the title of the land will be withheld until the whole
of the purchase money paid, to resale in de
fault of the payment. Between fourth and third of
the Tract is in wood and portion Of the cleared Land
is Greek Bottom. The Tract will be shown to any per-
son, wishing 10 purchase, by Parson Couch. who lives
adjoining. WIN. l.. WILKINSON, CONN.
Oct 1-2tw3w