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rf-SS~wu These ships having been bai by esnuaei
EGwY pressly service, every
ZR1 taken Ia their eonueton as also in ~ cir engines,
10 insure strength and speedi and ther aceoano-
daons o unequaled for elegance and Comfort
Price Of passage York Liverpool in lf,t $40.
$500 In cabin
From Liverpool 10 New York, 30 and f2O
An experienced surgeon attached 10 each ship.
No berth be secured until paid for
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NALONA Farm For SaIe.-This beautiful fam--,he former
~ residence OF the Rev. Wm Matis offered Tor SALE o
ted in Fairfax comfy, Virginia, mc from
c. the line Of the contemplated plank road leading om
court house Geopeiown and adjoining The farm Commo
Jones' and 2oss high Wi
wa'ered with living springs; well fenced peny Of timber
plenty of choice fruit The buildings consist OF brick
by 3D. with wings attached, which make 2us feet iou
house stone springhouse brick school house carriage hs
house, with GO by 30, with baaeena in repair
and is remarkably healthy.
ELISHA SHERMAN
LAseLEY, Fairfax county, Va, Dec ], 1851.
Dec. 3-law6wt
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fLafs firm Of Lpsby 4 Duran,)
MOULD respectfully his friends
he has us, opened large and
winter goods for rentIemen's wear, such
Cloths cassmees and vestnw Of tho approved manuc
and styles
Merino, slk and cotton shirt. and drawers
Hosiery, cravats penders, gloves
UGbreiias, dressing gowns, SC,
which be
rates. He solcr a liberal share Of public patronage.
His location oppostehs former stand The National
Hotel, Pennsylvania avenue. I
Sept 97--aaw3wif
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United states Patent Once,

United states Patent ONCE,
@ta @at afas eA 81 February IL, 1852.
IN the petition Of Patrick Magenns Of New Jersey
praying for e extension Of patent granted him for an i'm
said patent hitch takes place the day OF April D.
ordered tina, tho petition he heard Office
on Monday The nns.ssn. day Of April NEXT at ~ O'Clock
have, why aid petiron ought not to be granted ~
Persons pposng the extension required 70 file In the Patent
days day Of hearing testimony filed by parry
be the said hearing BIZ taken and transmitted
phcatiof.
orde led, also published National Ints
quire Philadelphia Pennsylvania Providence Journal Prov
denet Rhode Island; Express. New York New York Daily Bee
Mis- ou week for three successive weeks previous the
1871, Of April next
4# Acting Commissioner OF Patents
above papers win please copy and send
ills 10 the Patent Once, with paper containing this notice.
Feb l7-law3w
The Nere Richest Wnfer and Early Spring Good csa
temenS
NHAs. A. SMITH CO., House, Boston, beg
gentlemen visiting
which has been selected by gentleman great
perence buyer from the principal manufacturers Of England
Overcoming English vrnotan FUR beaver (wa,e
proof beavers finish beaver, whiin,y, DuneI
For dress and oek cloths from the celebrated
makers French GERMAN and English Of and beautiful
Panaoonery and three hundred different
EACH Of such variety and beauty that they fail please The
Cutting depamcRtwe have in the different cutting depart
ment who for skill and TASTE Acknowledged BY thousands
We trust who favor us
which surpassed e9uaed similar establishment
All Of Which win Be with our personal attention
~, .ye superior worsman.np and mminr which has Sc
No" '''''' 'A' = '''''' cHAs r. Smith CO.
No. Old State House, Boston.
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NEW sTyLEs.-wc open to-day Of importation
pieces French chintz light colo and remarkably Styles
new, adapted for chldren's Also received
90 pieces fine white aanncs
80 choice Irish linens
20 pieces linens width for sheeung and pillow
A large lot Of table diapers
Dsmask dwellings and napkins
lot OF fine bombazfpee
with any article usually found in wellordered dry
goods house
Terms cash, unieps arranged 10 the contrary.
Good articles low prices and fair dealing may be relied on In all
PERRY n HROTHtR,
Feb Ie-Cteoif Opposite Centre Market
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IN PURSUANCE OF an Order az the Orphans, =.
of Baltimore city, notice Is hereby given that in III a
testament Of Edward Mahews, of baltimore city, aud Wb, Y
admitted probate the 24ih day Of December el 49,
testament;
:. Item al will and bequeath half ofmy estate al nv w,
death 10 be divided into six equal parslhree parts he v
Grandfather hughess grand Children their heirs three ma
three OF my Grandfather Mattbewss grandchildren or ue
and that three dsnteested Ia the parish of Laneaw
county Of ClaDorgaD, South Wales, shall be Judges t
but should any Of the above children their HEIR be wea
need IT, IL that the next poorest tra
either eide shall have it.n "A
And In pursuance OF said ORDER notice is further given w,
who be interested In the provision Of item
person, by SOLICITOR before the lei day Of m
hb proof. of their interest under the said provision and 10
and abide such action the said orphans may rks
premises.
JOSEPH n FCNN
Administrator de bonis nom with the Will annexed Of
Dec 27-lam6nl Edward Mauk,s.
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ZEAL ESTATE AGENCY. "A. ROTHwEI.L informs the
public that he opened office Of 7
National lneigence the purpose
ing attention the purchase and sale Of city property
He number of building in various
city, which will be disposed of accommodating terms,
improved property ss- 81 s#s -,tte q Ell. leni
negotiation Of purchases city
property for pers0ns who may need such
property holders his
saiea. pay taxes, &C.
persons may desire sell properly, he would
himself find purchasers. lss
For business which he prosecute he considers him
from his extended knowledge
properly, acquired in his
All letters postpaid will receive prompt attention.
Conveyancng drawing Of deeds, &c will be attended his
Office
Being OF peace will
the taking Acknowledgements of deeds, &C.
Nov l3-2aw6wif
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ONO Life ts within the reach az MS all ..vr atl
~ German physicians, Doctors Brothers and ory oe ~
concluded 10 themselves the city of Washing -,
travelled tho world overin search OF knowledge and
tlfe indiana for the purpose 81 g sr
knowledge Of botany, they hatfer themselves quah a
and all complaints whiah the human family W -
promise all no favor with call that We ~ ~
nsknr them question, tell them their complsi.s p
toms and guarantee cary and speedy cure, Ity~.
medicines wholly vegetable. and prepared ny b - -
also the mast nveternte complain.
from they may haye originated how Vs az
viz fever asue cancer, Refe, be had a ~
persons living w all the counties nf he Iva
York rennsyIvans, Cnnadns &c. who, having eeeh ives
die BY the facuty, bearing Of US, and nvaRg utf
skill have been restored TO heai. Diseases succe Z ssn
THE Office the following dyspepay, constipation % ~
rheumatism, bronchitis, eryspel1a, tcer scaldhta W.
diseases. diseases Of the skim lungs stomach
kidneys, syinc, sc .,,,udsn
Once on south street. opposite The Smithsonian
rota douys
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NEW BANKING HOUSE in Washington City--Tho
undersigned having been induced 10 embark In The exchange and
Washington, o. avas himself Of
early notify his friends and the public generally Of the
solicit their His institution will bo
The Bank of the Unon, and from which dollar
will be issued FOR circulation that will no, be represented by
thing substantial In the shape Of gold and silver drafts
The Omitted States treasury northern exchange Virginia bank
able funds. .,
will readily be perceived that the public and tbs
the foundation This enterprise
upon ae The drbeaton and il is gratifying
that with the approval Of experienced and ssgacious
fnapcrrs OF New York. Washington, and Richmond
addition OF for circulation The Bank Of the
government the principal
cities Of United will negotiate for the purchase sale
comssion Of ocks guaranteed bonds of canal and rail-
companies and other COED securities sst4rn
departments Of
Washington will be attended TO liberal
4lHrasI 5I IN tstl t..3ta H. RO. II. GALLAfIER
RICHMOND, Va, October, 1851. Nov lI-2awim
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Ms 'hVAAH l6 ls2
an the petition OF Samuel Trusca and George Wolf 900
" Pa, and James Dougheny, Of PHILADELPHIA Pa
extension Of patent granted 20 them for an imnty 20
The mode OF making wheels TO he used on
applicable 10 other purposes. ior ysas from ths
said patent, which lakes place the seventeenth da
u. lisa - y h%a
isordered that The said petition be heard al the paIss ~
Tuesday, the sixteenth day OF March IL O'clock N
persons are notified 10 appear and show cause II NM nv ~
why said petition ought not 10 be granted, ~ nv
Persons opposng the extension required 1le In a =
Once their objections, specifically sci onh In wtng ~
twenty days before The day Oftcarng All testimony hleJ
parry 70 be used a. the said hearing be and &
application. N'1aaa
Ordered, Also that tbs notice be published In Kaa
gencer, hspube, Union, Washington d. g. tli1 hsE
quirer, Pa Providence Journal, Providence, r. Pnta
stue rtpouIs "a Express, New YORK NJ vi aud M M
yious 10 the sixteenth day Of March next. hr
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NonnhihAlontf OF Patent.
r. B. Editors Of the above papers will please copy and
bills 10 the Patent Obice, with paper containing notice
Jan l9-law3w ~
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GENERAL THINGS.-we have fully determined reduce
~ stock Of the several thing below named
Ladies' bak and coored silk velve with coored silk
vovets.
Ladies wishing velvet oaks dresses the
purchase.
Long Atwood shawis
Blankets Of the One and medium kinds.
White hannes
Particular bargains will be offered in all tho above.
and English and all
Of which decided bargains will be offered.
and all kinds casi
rercs, aud vssung, AT prices much reduced
include priced cloths and fwecds for boys
A large printed drug foocioths.
All kinds OF mourning goods constantly hand
Geniiemeuis under shirts and drawers, all kinds.
full Of table diapers, dnmasks and towclings
Also all other articles line usually found In ordered
dry goods house. +.
We are daily expecting money that remain
unpa and since due
Terms cash, unless arranged TO the contrary.
articles low prices, and fair dealing may be relied In all
PERRY BROTHER,
cbS-10eoH Opposite Centre Market
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Episcopal Institute for Young Ladies',
NorfAwsa corner of Oh and u streets.

NorfArsa Of Oh and streets.
THE INSTITUTE win Of scpep
bcr with efficient Of professors and every
Tern. Cor boarding pupils $3.50 per snnu including English and
msthcmstics.
Terms FOR day pupils per Of five norhsfom $40 to
90, IN English and mathematics.
Ancient and modern languages, musc drawing, painting.
admission 10 necessary.
wAsmseros CRY, August 10, 1851 r'N'
Aug It'd 5Orf + +. y.
by y. Alien.
oeiechsm OF Famliar Things by Emily Elizabeth
hana Hook OF Literature and the Fine Arts George Ripley and
Bayard Taylor volume. M
Mnrims and Morals OF Rochcfopcanld.
The Literature and Literary Men Of Britain by A. Mills
volumes. = ~
SIR Roger dc Coveryi BY The Spectator.
nana BOOB o. Universal Biography; by parke Goodwin.
with illustrations.
svrT FRANcK TAYLOR.
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DRTvATT TuToHs--A young Epglish renpen,, h ftr,
received good eincnton and resided sons a yoaus
arxo,. 10 obtain the position OfUt0r ~ comrhnip'
sons in sone private famiiy Of nespccabliiy ~
References personal character md aniy W ~ ew
given to parties ortie highest respcciabiliv e''Ds'
IN England, -, ,...,.no Nov t@''
Mar ls-dnf
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I OsT BOUNTY-LAND WARRANT.-Land warrant La
II issued The subscriber in Washington city, twho p
In Capt X C. Buchanans company b. 4 nfantry) under The s
2o September $780, has been lost from the pocket OF Jas %
All parties hereby cautioned against purchasing the said
same. PETER GALLAGlLR
Dec ll--luw6w'
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II IsToIRE de la Reclamation par LAmartine-vois.
Decret Service Basmen dc Ia rot. Paris
1851.
Diconnare Eneyciopedique de rnce2 vol and vols
plates.
Historic Direcoe A. Grancr de CH.sagnacl vol.
Pa lis, 1851
Bstanique oganographic Tsxonome Historic NaurcIc
Families yegetss. f. lie Maoul vol, viii many colorcd
plates Pans 1852.
saine PENNIES Fragments Dune histore tEgise
IAbbe Darboy--I vol. Pnris, isd2.
Artefe, beoque pratque-l vol. Paris.
Trate rArierst General schnfnhorst- vol Paris
Deckei de IA petite quee, scion Fesp de strategic modene-
4 vol. Paris. 0
Gueues Maipe la Repubuque ct pEmpe par cspi
lie Paasa Avenr de lAers par Prince Louis Napoleon
Bonaparto-i vol. Paris, 1876. 81
Imported from Paris, direct by
ID H. HOOE Il co., wholesale and Retail Dealers In
Competing, floor Cloths ms,tings rugs materials,
sheetnr, blankets, generally.
Pennsylvania between 7 and s WashnEon
DC.
Aug 9o-u .se.s
nANCING ACADEMy.-Ffest Course.--Mr y. r. Liable
has the citizens OF Washington George
Alexandria,
will Tburrdny, November
Thomas Pskera grocery south
streets, opposite
Days tuition Tuesdays Thursdays, and Saturdays.
Al the fashionable dances viii be introduced and asgm
Oct H-dn
THE BANK OF THE UNION, In Brown. Marble
Building for the transaction Of exchange and
general banking business. - :. ..
s.w. MARsn, Cashier.
Dec LETT Il.
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i,OLrS, ALIENS. WARNER 5 AND OTHERS HI
" pcating pistols, just received and for saieby
J. w BADEN,
Pennsylvania avenue, near Oh rHa
Dec le-2aw4wh 10
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DROWNED SHOVEL AND TONGS, STANDS. FANG
bronzed andirons polished steel shovel and ercn
and fenders ivory 81 pieces, and detached
plated spoons forks &c, OF every pattern walters se9Es
Of nearly every article belonging
keeping. For sale low by
J. W. BADEN,
Pennsylvania avenue, 6dust
Dec lS-2aw4wlf
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nNE CASE DOUBLE IS RHEL FOwLisG PIECE
" just opened and filtered at exceedingly low prices By
J. W. ShDIN,
Penns, ivania avenue, nearly opposite liusas Hotel
Dec le-2aw4yif
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-08-12
John G. Miller.

We congratulate the people of this Dis
trict, and the State, upon the triumphant re-
election Of the Hon. j. G.N1iller, 10 the Com
gress of the United States. Mr.. Miller,
during the time he has had a seat in the
House of Representatives, has nobly done
his duty TO his District and State, and TO a
man of his feelings and temperament, who
ever acts from conscientious promptings,
and who could not have been induced 10
turn TO the right or the left TO secure his
own election, the result must prove most
satisfactory indeed, Though a decided
Wing, and earnest advocate of Wing princi-
pies and policy, he considered himself the
Representative Of his whole District, and in
part the whole State. and whatever measure
was for the good Of the State, received his
hearty, and we may add, eflectual support;
for it is not TO be denied that, for a new
member, he is a popular and influential one.
We do not claim his election as a party tri-
umph, for well we know he received votes
! from bo,h factions Of the democratic party.
| Ills opponent had been tried, and though an
excellent party man. the record showed
him 10 be dangerous Representative, and
almost wholly worthless, SO far as The great
and leading interests Of our State were con-
ccrned. Mr.. Miller's advocacy Of our Rail
II
.acilities.-his opposition to notification, dis
union, and free soilcrs-hiS advocacy Of the
Compromise and the Union, in each and eve
rs instance, from first 10 last under all cir
cumstanccs, gave the people confidence in
his ability and patriotism, and as the great
boly OF the people are patriotic, they rallied
10 his support and have triumphantly re-
elected him to the post he has filled with ST
much honor to himself and benefit 10 hi:
State. And we hesitate not to give the as
surancc, in his name, that his whole time
; talents and influence will be devoted to III,
interests of our State, and those WHO have
SO generously stood by him in the late con
test.
We are in too good a humor just now, #
quarrel with those who joined his opponcn
in pulling down his reputation, and sough
to tarnish his fame with the faint of Aboli
tionism. We leave all such TO the gnawng
of guilty conscience for the present, bu
> shall hold them responsible at some futur
; time, when we have more time and space
The canvass for president will afford op
? portunity, for already have the same un
? principlcd 'demagosues and traitors raise
the s'wolf howl" of Abo!itionism against tn
gallant old General, to whose elevation I
Z; the Presidency We have pledged our hum
BILE ability, and who John G. Miller cor
daily supports.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-08-12

Every true Wing cannot but feel highly
eratifed at the result of the election in
Howard county. 1t is true, we were not
successful, SO far as electing our ticket is
concerned; but we have demonstrated to
our friends abroad that the whig party of
Howard has not 'gone after new Gods" but
stands upon the cid platform of wing prin-
ciples and wing conservatism, unseduced
BY traitors within and undaunted by foes
without. We have met the old enemy face
TO face, with all his appliances and exeriions,
with all the assistance of oily tongucd trail
tors, and hypocritical professors of whig-
gerry, and look at the result!
In lS4S Green beat Wilson, in this coun-
", l26 votes. jackson and Clark run for
the Senate, and jackson led him l44 votes.
Smith and Dysart were candidates for the
House of Representatives, and Smiths ma
jority was Ill.
In 1850, the wings had no candidates for
the Legislature. Gen. Clark took the
stump against John G. Miller, spoke against
him, and voted against him, and induced as
many as he couldto dolikewise, and Green S
majority over Miller, was PSI votes!
Now, with the united efforts of General
Clark and c. F. Jackson, Green's majority
is cut down 10 80 votes, and Major Jack
sons own election was secured by ma
jority of only 6S votes. This, too, after
the most unparalleled exertion. The coun.
ty was doubly canvassed, and all election.
cering appliances brought to bear. Genera
Clark took the stump 10 get wing vote.
against whigs-and he and jackson hunted
together--abused our candidates, cur party
from Scott down-were particularly severe
and tart upon our humble self, vet their pei
nullifer, for whom they labored so assidu,
ously got a less majority by GAG votes, thar
he did two years ago, and istotalIy defeated
or as Col. Benton would say, smashed If
the District One more such victory 70,
the democracy, is what we pray for!
Again-Our party was wholly without or.
ganzation- our candidates did not come ou
until the democracy of the county had beer
thoroughly aroused: Trey were neither
speakers nor old politicians, familiar will
cectioneering tricks and c,ap-traps, We
they bore themselves manfrl'y, AMI received
ahighly fat,ering vote, AMI have won 70
themselves tie everlasting gratitude of th
wings Of the county.
Again VIC say, every true wing canno
but feel highly gratifed at the result.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-08-12
WEEKLY TIMES, THURSDAY MORNING, AUGUST -, 1852

head" is disease not confined TO the horse:
it now and then attacks the assinine race,
and you have caught the infection.
You imagined you were just the man 10
kill John G. Miller in this district; you
wrote him letter to draw him out; his reply
was Just such one as you coveted and you
have twice tried TO defeat him upon it. The
first time he was elected by "a majority,
the last by 600. Quite encouraging Gen.
crall hope you will try again. If your
efforts are attended by like results there
will not Lc live locoloco left in the district
| by 1854.
The time has arrived, General, when pc.
litical sinners and renegadcs like yourself
must do penance. Get your sack cloth ant
ashes ready, shell out those peas which
you are 10 wear in your shoes, without boil
ing, General. Get your pilgrims stat
and prepare for painful peregrina
ton to the political tomb of John Tylel
which stands high up on the head waters o
Salt river. And by the time you reach tho
spot, sacred TO traitors, if you are not pre-
pared 10 make a clean breast and 10 abjur,
forever hereafter all impertinent inter
mcddling, should by all means advise
continuance of your peripatctic rambIes t
the shrine of KINDERnooK.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-08-12
Charlton Township.

We congratulate the Wings of this
township upon their growing strength and
zeal in the cause. Some twenty years age
there were but four Wings in the town
shipt some three hun1red Democrats. One
of these ''old fathers" died a few years ago;
the other three were all at the polls at tie
late election, voting the clean Wing ticket
Four years ago the majority against us wa.
from so to 10; now it is nothing!
The democracy at Fayette were thunder
struck upon the receipt of the news from
here on Monday evening of the election, bu
still hoped Tuesday would do better. Tues
day came, but the news was no better!
Let them look out next election. Th
township will yet revolutionize old How
ard.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-08-12
T7.A "Scott and Graham Association

T7-A "Scott and Graham Association
having been formed in the Eleventh Ward,
at Brooklyn, N. York, publishes the follow
ing order for the enlistment of votes:
Terms OF EsLIsTMEyT.-Persons Of ner-
vous temperament and subject to fainting
will not, under any circumstances, be enrol
led The term Of service shall not close un-
til the end of the campaign, and each recruit
will be expected 10 furnish his own equip
ments.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-08-12

ANOTHER MURDEn.-A difficulty occurred
in Carrollton, on Monday evening, after the
election, between John Northcraft, groce-
ry keeper Of that place, and young Mr.. Ar
mold, son of Judge Arnold, the hotel keep
err in which the latter was shot, and died
on Wednesday following. An old difficulty
existed which was resumed, when Arnold
fired three times with revolver, without
effect, Northcratt firing both barrels o" dau-
bic shot gun. Northcrait was committed.