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WASHINGTON SEMINARY, ID. C.-The evening knrs,
classca mathematical school of this institution w'h
every night except Saturdays and Sundays from O'clock
..
The English branch comprises English grammar pracs hp
tons in the OF reading rules for the formation and
OF style, lectures elocniion, and on the several knos
speaking together with criticisms Of various distinguishes
writers of prose and verse -. 4
The classical department devoted TO explanation and
Latin authors, and Latin composition enabling INC s"a
short time TO read and TO write in that tongue with facility Mo-,
The mathematical class comprises the study OF afhmsuo
keeping algebra geometry surveying, sonometry and
Nov 7-lw SAMUEL BARBER fIes'"T
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JANUARY TO- leox.
IN The petition Of samuel Tneatt George Wolf Of Columbia,
patent granted them for improvement IN
mode OF making wheels be used on railroads. and
applicable other purposes rom e expiration OF
said patent which takes place ON me ay MATCH A.
ID. 1852
IL petition heard the Patent Once
Tuesday the sixteenth day Of March next al ~ oeoe ana al
notified and show cause any ey nave
why said petition ought not 10 be granted a., !, =, -,
extension required 10 ME IN the fhcht
twenty days before day ofheang All testimony ned by either
be used said bearing must be taken ana
accordance with the rules Of the ONCE which ~ be furnished
Ordered be published in the National ntei
gonceT Republic Union Washington d. Cj Philadelphia IN
quer, Pa Providence Journal, Providence Pusburg Ca
Boston, for Three successive weeks
vous 10 the sixteenth day Of March next - ,,,. 49,.
Commissioner OF Patents
Editors papers will please copy, and send their
bills the Patent Office, with paper containing thsnouce
Jan lo-law3w
N PURSUANCE OF IA Order OF the Orphans Court
of Baltimore city notice hereby that In the last win and
admitted probate 24h OF December 1883, there Is
the following em designated the third item OF SAID last WIN and
testament
Item and bequealh my estate, my widows
be divided pairee parts TO three OF
Grandfather Hughes their heirs, three parts 10
three of Grandfather Matthew's grand children, or their heirs
Gamogan South Wales shall be judges OF this beque
but any Children be wealthy and
need H. that the next poorest OF my relations ON
either side shall haveit."
ORDER 10 further warning all
who interested the provision OF said item TO
before the LIST July 1852
their said provisions and to stand
abide such action the said Orphans court take in tho
JOSEPH FICKI.IN,
Dee a7-iamOm Edward Matthews.
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THE MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH COMPANY,
(MoRsE LINEJ

wAsHsGroE orrIoT, rEsssrLyAnA AVENUE,
Finh OF National Hotel, Not
1yHE established by in the United
States The odcr The pioneer line extending
Washington Baltimore Philadelphia, and New York. and
delivering and receiving nj the raon ave
de Grace, Wilmington Trenon Princeton, New brunswick New
the the time
undergone extensive repairs and IL
number of which
be required Of for the accommodation Of the public with an
fidelity hitherto unequhed This line
Morse iDc wc north, and
extending already een thousand miles, TO either OF
be delivered desired The
this line have lately thoroughly systemazed its bust
mode Of delivery OF Its
with special ayors Win The fac
ties for possessed by this Company every one INV
they do Ind most reliable for teie
graphing Offices Of the Magnetic Telegraph Company
Pennsylvania fifth house east of National
baltimore, No Exchange, South Gay street Phdephia,
street, Quincy Granite building; New York, No.
Hanover street, corner OF Beaver. =
March lt-mds
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OFFICIAL Military books, for sale by Taylor IL
" MAURY booksellers, near 9th street, Washington.
Cavalry Tactics, vols price S5-very scaice.
Wnynes Sword Exercise price o..
scotr Infantry Tactics, 3vols. pnce - So
instructions for Mountain Artillery; price rs cents,
Cooper'a Tactics and Regulations Militia
Instructions for Field Artillery, Horse and Foot.
Crosss Military Laws.
McCombs Courts Martial.
Ordnance Manual.
Army and Navy Registers.
And All other government books and documents
sept@
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ID EAL ESTATE AGENCY.-A. R0THWELL informs de
II public has opened Office street. east Of 9Th
Of the National nieligeHcer for the purpose o.
ing attention 10 the purchase and sale o. city property
lie number Of building lots in various
The city, which will be disposed Of accommodating s
improved property.
the negotiation of purchases and sales
property persons who may need such aid
TO property holders he offers his services make
sales, pay taxes &c. .Ut4 1sa}
For such desire TO sell property he would
himself TO find purchasers. a#A
which proposes he considers
qualified extended knowledge the location
city property acquired his late business collector
All letters postpaid will receive prompt attention.
Conveyancng, drawing Of Deeds &c. will be attended his
office. f S#t Na
Being commissioned justice Of the peace he will
the taking Acknowledgements of deeds &c.
Novl 6Nif i ]
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HOUSEKEEPING articles, such as
III French China dinner and tea
Iron China dinner, tea, and toilet ware
Crockery OF every color and quality
Cut and pressed glassware, looking glasses
Fancy hardware lamps, and grandoles
Table cutlery, mante and table ornaments
JapanEed goods, plated ware ia "a
Rronzcd iron goods, Albaia and britannia ware n
Cooking utensils OF almost every description
Wood ware, Tin ware, baskets, brushes, kc.
Altogether forming assortment Of housekeeps
Giles attention OF housekeepes those abou, us
Purchasers will find II decidedly their Interest 20 s
The articles and prices. q. w. BoTtLst u
Nov ie-2aw3w Opposite Centre Maria
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North side Of Peansypana of TJ
under Gadsbys Hotel '''''b
DEGs leave inform his friends the citizens Of Wsh,,
ID Georgetown, Alexandria, the public general also emb
is large and Aitbougb
not amount 900 worth, ssueeny large ioI ali soo @
purchase their wardrobe terms any
District goods all pertrr,Iy n
aud fresh, falls mporalon which viii he mads ~ a.
notice, and style be surpassed n saus,sg
by any other establishment in the United states. = : fH
lie pays advance the highest price paid in this city iI M
..##
Having been employed the establishment of r. W. BYo~,
years. and having under his special charge mos, AM
cult branch OF the cutting department known TO trade and m
Interest, himself he will be able all &
favor him with their patronage which he earnestly soic
NJ b. Also constantly hand general assortment good
shirts, drawers, under shirts, Stocks
mans wardrobe.
Nov 2G-2awif6w
Anew BANKING HOUSE lisa Washington City.--Ths
undersigned having been induced embark the exchange and
banking the city Of Washington d. Co. nya Il
early occasion TO notify his friends and the public generally
fact, and solicit their encouragement His institution ID
The Bank Of the Union and from which do
will be issued circulation TINT will be
thing tangible and substantial shape gold silver
the United States treasury northern exchange Virginia
able funds.
BY adherence legitimate upon basis
will readily that public protected,
tered upon after the debeTaion, and gTaiDgR
know that meets with the approval Of experienced and
fnnnciers OF New York, Washington, and Richmond.
In addition the issue Of circulation, The Bank
Jnon will collect drafts the and on the principal
United States will negotiate for the purchase
commson State stocks guaranteed bonds Of canal and
road companies and other good securities
Any with different departments the
eminent in Washington will be attended TO on liberal terms
R0 II. GAILAHER.
RIoHMosD Va October 1851 Nov ll-aawIm
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(Late firm Of Ltsby DnraH, =,
MOULD respectfully his friends and The pu "a
he has just opened and varied assortment, Of W.
winter goods for genlemen's wear, such uar
Cloths cassimeres and vesting-, Of the most approved
tire and styles
Merno, silk, and cotton shirts and drawers
Hosiery, crayats, sus penders, gloves
Z Umbrellas, dressing gowns, &C, ,.,A
which he Is prepared 10 offer his customers Mt the oN
rates. lie socs liberal share OF public patronage, ,s,d
His present location opposebis former stand The N"
Hotel, Pennsylvania avenue. ~ tE.#.
Sept o7-3aw3wf
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ENAPP,s Chemistry Applied to the Arts, vol. q,
N lust published. London, 1851.
Anatomy Of External Forms OF Man vo and atlas
Of plates. London.
Nichos Architecture OF vol. illustrated. Lon
don, 1851. -
tratcd. London,
The PlanA Biogrnpby by M J, Schleiden, NJ De- vol IL
Iustraded. London.
Pchards Natural History Of vol. octave; so engraving
and Surgical Anatomy
from French by Doctors Van Buren, and saac part
| Just published.
Martins History Man and MONKEYS vol London
Many engravipgs, FRANCk TAYLOR
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OsT BoUNTY-LAND WARN kNT.-Land warrant 1876,
Ii issued 10 The subscriber Washington city, (who private
Capt company 4h nfany under the act Of
ofJas b. okey
parties hereby purchasing the said land
warrant subscriber has made any Of he
PETER GALLAUiiEh
Dec Il-law6wt
NOLT's, ALIENS, WARMERS AND OTHERS RE
re j. w. BADEN,
Pennsylvania avenue, near 9TH street.
Dec l6-2aw4wn
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NEW BOOE AND SllOE SFOhNfs--Ihe sup~elvc
IN taken OF those and elegant stores recently dtT
Mesrs Duva Brother, north side Of Pennsylvania
nue. between AZ and 9th where he intends condaeh
boot aud shoe business In MI OF lis MISUNDERSTANDING ens
services Of Mr. Henry r. Maselas who, 10 well known h
for himself high reputation cutter and whose aeos WIN
particularly directed the manufacturing Of boots and shoes
We would particularly cali the attention Of the ladies 10 n @
% and elegant style OF Mr. Mselass gaiter boots and
We have selected with beauii assortment OF f
and English eaher kid silks and 'nin which viii be msae~
order In Mr. Ms usual beautiful style. -, -,
In addition mandatory, have selected WIN g.
in New York, Philadelphia, and Baltimore, all Of f ~
approved styles OF boots aud Shoes Of every description
oet 7-eoIw j. M JOHNSON
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Norhwesf corner Of 9fh and u streets
TUE INSTITUTE will session the hr'i o r
Der, with efficient corps Of professors and teachers
department. : -, ,sl
Terms for boarding pupils, $3.50 per annum, including
mathematics sae
Terms for day pupils -per session Of five monh'-fo"
s2o In English and mathematics -, AZ,
Ancient and modern languages, music drawing, painuL n
Circulars had OF the Principal Early apphes
admission Is necessary - r.ncaL
WASHINGTON CRY, August ~, 1851.
Aug IT--dti5Oct
PHILOSOPHY OF THE MECHANICS OF NA'
L by u. Allen. ,n.u,spt .
Cstechism familiar Things by Emily Eraeeh Riyy 81
Hand Book OF Literature and the Fine Arts by oeos'h
Bayard Taylor. volume
Maxio,s and Morals Of Rochefoucanld. :. a Nib
The Literature and Literary Men OF Great Bn'ah'
volumes
Sir Roger Dc Coverys by Tho Spectator. -,
Hand Book Universal biography; by Parke GedW veue,
knights CYclop~dia Of the Industry Of Al Nahohs'
with illustrations, .,,u TAYLOR
New ~ fksN'n
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FLEMISH HOUSE LINENS.

lust received these durable
goods a. 81 and lo4 dice diaper, and dsmasks
Of the manuaciory, e, 1914, liza, ia, and 10
shceng which will be found the heaviest goods Of kind
MARKET and assortment OF German pillow and boil
s.r ipsns objection which be
the above will be their durability Prices
CLAGETT DoDsoN,
kinds Of carpets mntnaa, oil cloths
curtain furnishing goods generally
The corner and Pennsylvania avenue
Isuaa
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NOTICEThose Of who have yet settled
IN their bills rendered. them the LIST July will much obge
calling doing earliest wish
have all in that date closed the
meat Of the fall trade. ,4s1
CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, CO.
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IMPORTANT CALIFORNIA CHARTS, with sailing
Drecons by Commander Cadwalader Rnggod United stae
navyembraang Faaones the bay
Frznoisco bays Francisco and San Pablo, straits
Suun confluence and deic branches OF th
and San Joaquin including the cities OF saca
ento ana Boston, State Of California Price,
in Warrington city by TAYLOR h MAURY,
Aug i Booksellers, near 9th street.
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CPLENDID NEW SILkS.-CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY
~ co. respectfully the ladies', resident and 10
ournes Washington they received 100 pieces de-
goods silk line exhibited in this
city mporaon the prices OF which guaranty be-
low the 10 import. - -.
23--dlw CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, n co,
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NOTICE that ali accounts remaining
IN unsettled upon Of the late firm OFF H. HooE Co.
with those will be made the 2 in
handed either note or oherwse The
change business effect the Isl Of February
renders essentially all accounts should be
the expiration Of the present half year. -
June 0<--1wf HooE, BROTHER, co.
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ONE CASE DOUBLE BARREL ROWLING PIECES
" lust opened and exceedingly low prices by
J. w. BADEN,
Pennsy avenue, nearly opposite Browns Hotel
Dec S-oaw4wif
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IfRENCH JUVENILE BOOKs.-Ameie, on lie uiomphe de
In Pete par Mine Berner
lie Bon Fridoiin Thierry par O. G. schmid.
Joseph sdore e danger Msuvnes Comngnes par
r. Marcel.
Saunders.
Illustrations pIlistoire saute par pAbbe Rouasier,
Basien. on le Devouement Fiiial par Mime Fauene.
Amna Cosni rOrpbeline de senne par Victor Doubet
Antonio on rOrpheln De Florence Friedei
simple's Coutes, par M. l'Abbe Roussier.
Etudes Historiqucs, lussue dc la jeunesse
Les Tris Fills Captaine par Leon Guern.
And Others kinds styles, prices, for youth Of
every age, imported direct from Paris by
's FRANCK TAYLOR.
rT,vaEI Political works o John q. CsIhoun-being
disqustion government and discourse the consth
ton OF the United States vol IL 400 pages oc
To followed by Others For sale, sngy or togeher
Dec 10 FRANCK TAYLOR.
JUDGE ssorys Life and Letters by his SON. Just
published. vols. svo
ror sale by TAYLOR MAURy,
JAMS Booksellers, 9th street.
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DNONZED SHOVEL AND TONGS, STANDS. FANCY
bronzcd androns polished shovel and longs pierced iron
and wire tenders 81 pieces and detached silver
spoons of walters together win
article
keeping. For sale low by = u.,,,,
Pennsy vania avenue, 9Th street.
Decl 81
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DIGEsT of the Decisions In the Courts o. EQUITY In
u Putnam, of the Boston bar.
large octave 1851 giving Of all decisions in the
Of equity United previously to 6a7 Just pub
Iniv
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1852-11-27

Reporter requested to state that Messrs. Drake and
Wiley, paired off, and did for Senator to-
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commences and carry on general system Of interna
improvements" and That the proceeds of the Pub-
tic Lands ought to be sacredly applied to the national
objects specified in the Constitution =: lind Whereas
The Wing Convention Resolved, = That, the Con
stitution Congress the power to open and re-
pair harbors and remove distractions from navgable
rivers and it is expedient that Congress shall exer-
else that power-aohensyer such Improvements are ne
ceSsary for the defence, for The projection and
facility Of commerce esih foreign Nations. among
the STATES such improvements being, eUeEy insance
national and general in their character " Ald Where
as, the opening of Inlet at Nag's Head, in the Ian
guage of President Jackson's Maysyille- Veto Mes
sage, +" being of general, not local. National not
State character p" -
Be ii, therefore, ResOlued, That Senators and
Representatives in Congress ought-in the opinion
of this General Assembly-to apply and vote for an
appropriation of FIVE hundred thousand acres of the
public lands, or much thereof as may be necessa-
~, to open said Inlet, Nays Head, in this
State.
Resolved, further, That the policy of granting the
public lands to actual settlers, and of making large
sppropriations of the same works of internal i'm
provements within particular States, is unjust, une-
quail and mpoliitc and if persevered in by Congress,
renders the duty of the representatives OF the 9TH
e States claim equal distribution OF the public
domain by the adoption of such. system as shall
do equal Justice to all either by distribution of the
lands or bv deposit with the States of their pro-
ceeds to be invested by the Legislatures in such
stocks as they may direct, and to be returned when
ever called for in such stocks as may have been
lected
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Correspondence of the Baltimore SUM-
I ITO VI "A
B. F. MOORE, Esq, Raleigh.
WAsHINaroN, November

WASHINGTON, November 81.
The irritating New York slave case has been car
ried to the Supreme Court of the State and the de-
cision of Judge Paine may be reversed. Should it
be brought finally by appeal the United States Su
preme Court, it will certainly be reversed, and on
the grounds taken by the counsel of Mr.. Lennon,
TO wit: lat, by reason of the comfy existing be-
tween the several States of the Union the citizens
of slave State have right to take their slaves
through free State, TN transi, another slave State
and that the New York statute is merely a prohbi-
ton OF the introduction of slaves into the State for
the purpose OF removing residing there either per-
manenty or temporarily.
The decision of Justice Grier, in like case, will
probably be the decision of the Supreme Court of
New York, and also Of the Supreme Court of the
United States. The slaves will not be restored in
virtue OF such decision, for they have been spirited
away by the abolitionsts; and the community of
Ne" \ oIk have very properly Unidentified Mr.. Lem
mon Tor the loss he sustained-Judge Paine himself
being one OF the largest contributors 10 the fund.-.
The defeated tislavery politicians are very de-
sIrous that the case should be brought before the
New York Legislature, on false issue, as to the
existence, and not the construction of the law pro-
hlotng the Introduction of slavery into the State of
New York. This shailed by them fortunate
chance for reslVlng an expiring faction. There will
probably be no occasion for legislative action for the
question will now be settled by proper judicial con-
struction of the act : =
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Commissioners TO Rerise the 81.

Hon. THOMAS L. CLINGMAN: Nothing that has
transpied since the election of Pierce has shown the
desperation of the recent wing leaders more than
their war upon all those who refused for Gen.
Scott. The New York Tribune tries to be severe
upon Mr.. Clingman because he fearessly followed
the dictates of his judgment, and openly opposed tho
WING candidate. The Tribune is Of those papers
which expected every man who felt that he could
not conscientousy vote for General Scott for Causes
sufficient control his action sink his honest con-
vicons and TO forfeit his selEresPec by crnging 10
influences he abhorred, When such men take the
course which duty and principle would prompt, they
are to be prescribed and denounced In the eyes OF
prints like the. Tribune, their crime is not to do
SGt to Ga insist gn
and those who agreed with them against General
Scott, believes that they took that course without
some regrets. Those only vino regard politics as a
of 70. Office and for availability have the hardhood 10
enchallge the sincerity of the motives which acaa'
ted these men. ITaskington Union'
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SECOND YoTE.

SECOND oTE.
Mr. Dobbin received the same vote at first, ex-
Eeept that Mr.. Allen, of Wake, voted for Mr.. Saun-
ders. 49,
The whole number of votes cast was I64: of which
Mr.. Dobbin received 10, Saunders 81, Shepard 25.
Rayner 10, Edwards S, Joyner 4, CIingman 4, &c.
Mr.. Stiles, of Cherokee, voted for Mr.. Cfingman.
No election.
THIRD VoTE.
Mr.. Dobbn received the same vote as on the 2nd
trial.
The whole number of votes given was I64, of
which Mr.. Dobbin received 70, Saunders %, Shep-
ard 81, Rayner 7, Barnes S, Joyner 4, Clingman 3,
sc. No election.
A message was sent to the Senate proposing that
when the two Houses adjourn they adjourn till 10
O'Clock on Friday, which concurred in.
The bill to incorporate bank at Plymouth, to be
called the Roanoke Bank, was put upon its third
reading, and passed.
The House then adjourned.
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Letter from Chief Justice Ruffin.

DEAR Sir Chief Justice Rufin. on the occasion
of his. W ihdrawing from the Bench of the Supreme
Court, which, for so long time, he adorned with
the highest attributes of great and learned Judge,
did me the honor to address me letter.
AS it explains more fully the motives which coun-
seed him to the step which he then about to
take than with propriety could be set forth in his
letter of resignation, deem but just him that his
fellow citizens should read it.
am further urged TO do this by the friendly office
which he has entrusted to discharge; and although
it is done at an earlier day than is designated,
it will be, that account, the less accept
able to his professional brethren, with whom his
position on the Bench has so long been the means of
intellectual and friendly intercourse.
Yours, &c., B. F. MOORE.
w. W. HOLDEN, Esq.