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NANTES, l6 dec.
Monsieur lc Rtdncteur de
aH l'I,dfpemdance B'tge,

IF@i# wMts@@s tl"'eP'"Hohe1 D'tSe,
J'apprend< quinn journal dc votrc
Vile a rcproduit me Iettre adressee par
moi a NJ. Duclos, ct qni IA etc inserec
daluss le Journal Ia Pntrie. Cctte lettre.
toute con6dentieIle. ma etc publiee que
mar IN abus de contiance que ie ne pnis
mm'expIiquer ct contrc Icquel je protestc
Hyec Indignation.
Certcs. je.ponse CO que j'ai ecrit a M.
Iuclos, maisjc nc lui al pas dit dams
pus boutade an miliru dune lettre in
time sur dos affaircs de famiIle. tout CO
que je pcnsc du coup d'Etat dn 2 de-
crn,brc. Non settlement j.y al applaud,
IIIarre qu.il sauve Ia France de l'anarchie
t,3 peut-atre, dune jacqucric, mais
encore i,arce que je eonsidere que
reimbursement dame dictature est une
transition necessaire pour rcvenir al
gouyernement reg',lier qui a fait Ie
bonhenr ct Ia gloire de la France pen
dant lS ans, goavcrnemcht anqnel jc
garde an attachcmcnt ct ule fde'ite
iuviolablcs.
al est possible que jc ne pui<se
obienir que cctte protestation ct ces
riclamations soicnt admi>cs dams IN
Journal francai>. ct JIG fails I'm appel a
votre loyau,e en- vous priaut de Ieur
bonner place dams rLndfpendanee Beige.
Agrecz. monsieur, passurance
aa.sd de ma haute consideration,
ya. /. f. l.. LOROIS:"
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la PENSEE SECRETE

Les orItanistcs ct les Iegitiri>tes So
r%allicnt au President =; mails Ia pensec
de la plupart va bien au della de Louis
Napoleon Bonaparle, ct les prcuves
abonderaicnt pour lc dtmontrcr an be-
soin Cop.enions-n nous de otter la lettre
s~ivante qui emane dun ancicn prefct dc
Louis Philippe:
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Vente q l'encan

Par III. 4. F. HICKMAN,
Sherif-Encantenr de la Paroisse
Assumption.
LIE Samedi "a Janyier de
cette aimee, il sera vendu sur
les lieux, a 4 miles de Napole~
onyille, 'vis-a-yis IEglise Pa
roissiale, la Propriete ct les
objets suiyants
Etoblssemeh de M. LEROY.
10 UN TERRAIN d'environ troi$
quarts d%'arpent de face. sur vingt
pieds de p~rofondeur.
20 DcnA psires de gTos PALANS,
avec lcurs coraes. de force a lever
n'importe qnnl moulin on qucIqne
autre bati>se.
80 Deux CRIES dune force coIsi-
derabIt.
DO Deuz res fcrtcs Wis a scrrer, etc
so Une MASON avec comptoirs ct
etageres. dams lie meiIleur ordre.
60 Tn bel Assortment de LIQUORS
fines ct BLOSSOMS fortes.
NOI7-Le terrain ct la maison ne
scront vendus qua bail pour cinq ans.
(pas moins) GU pour dix ans, scion lie ven
de Tacquerenr. Tout au compliant. nmins
la maison ct lie terrain. Les acquereurs
de la maison ct dn terrain fou%rnirontIeurs
biIIets cau1ionnes, payabIcs a chaque
aimee d'echeance.
vmTAT &c la Louisiana - Conr dn
IS Cinqnieme Di~trict-pnroisse d'As-
soHption.-Succc<sion de Manuel
Hernandez. decide.
Attendu one Jeanette Truxillo, We.
de Joseph Hernandez. ct tutrice dative
des mineurs Lodoiska ct Marie Herman
dez, a e jour enyegistre dams ia dite
cour IN tableau de son administration.
accompagne dune petition demaudant
Ihomo|ogation du susdit tablean.-En
cons6 1nence tontes personnes interes-
e>es, sont par ces presentes notiiees de
dtduirc leurs objections, 81 Giles ell ont.
a Phomologation dn dit tabIeau. parde-
want lie gretier de ladite cour, a son bu-
reau dass,Ie village de NapoieonvilIe,
dams les dix jonrs q"i >uivront la pre-
miere publicrtion de Get avis gu elIcs
seront a JANUS privecs de ce droit.
.u.s3,. Iemoin ma main ct l.: sreau
:sEMHWNM. de la dite cour ce dixieme
3EsNMM E jour de Janvier 1852.
ESSSSSSg Desire LEBLANC,
T. tiicr.
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The movable property payable all sums
of five dollars in March 1852, and all sums
of above five dollars payable one halt in
March 1852, and the other half in March
1853, the slaves payable in three equal
instalment<, Que third in March 1852, one
third in March 1853 and the remaining
third in March 1854. Purchasers TO give
their notes with good securities, paya-
BILE to the order of the Administrator of the
above SUGGESTIONS, the slaves remain es-
p~ecially m~orsgaged until paid, and all sums
not punctualIy paid at maturity, to bear in
terest at the rate of eight per cent per an
mum
Assumption, December Goth 1851.
lib A. +. HICKMAN, Sheriff.
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Def

Dams Ia geoIe de la %paroisse As.
"a somption lie negre Jean Baptiste.
AparIant francais ct anglais, Sc distant
ap%partenir a NJ. William Acy, de cctte
paroisse.
&c negre a la taiIle de 5pieds, 5 pon-
ces ; il parait age d'environ 24a . ans.
A. F. HICMAN.
"a Sheriff
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ReQular coast parket
9 a D ID @

TWICE A WEEK..
gSaazsz--=zsR-A. DIMLTRY, MASTER -
THE FAvoR1TE PASSENGER SrEAMER
CADDo, Dimitry, master, will hereafter
make only two trips IA week.
Leaving New rleans-Every Tuesday
and Friday, at 9 o'clock A. M. pre-
cisely.
And DonaldsonvilIe, every Wednesday
and Sunday, at 6 o'clock A. M. pre-.
cisely.
NorA-The Caddo will extend her Fri
day trip down the Bayou lafonrche
making ii daylight trip of it on Sa.
turday.
HFor freight or passage, apply on
boardH
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E, RAB.tSSE.
C.. Dentisie de Paris.

want compose I'm ODONr HGi-
QUE qUi gnerit radicaIcment les maux
de dents ct arrate Ia carrie, a f'honnenr
den faire part a ses cliens ct d'oflrir scs
services - personnes qni pcuvcn ten
avoir .bcso;n.
Ani m~aiutenant: plus d'extraction,
plus de scutfrances, ct preservation err
tame ct facilc.
H-lIva continuer ses voyages CONNIE
u les faisait au~paravant. IA.
ANGRY, A~NDREW-Grocer, opposite tire
~ Ferries, Donaidsonville. La.
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n DE SUCCESSION

Succession dc Pierre Olivier Gautrcanx
ct de Celeste Julie Agreement, sd fem.
me, tous deux decides.
T7N vertu dun ordre de vente, a moi adresse
81 par l:IIonorable la Cour du Cinquleme
District Judiciaire de PEtat de la Louisiana,
dams ct pour la ~paroisse Assumption, en- date du
% decembre 1861.
II sera oAert en- vente puhlique par A.
F. Hickman, sherifde cette p%aroisse LuND1
2 Fevrier 1852, d 10 heures du matin. sur
les lieu1, EN- cette paroisse, sur la rive droi'
te du Bayou Lafourehe, a un cemi-mille au
dessns du village de Labadieville, les pro-
prietes c~i.apres decrites, appartenant aux
susdites SUGGESTIONS, savoir
IL. Une negresse nominee CLoflNE'
aeee de 81 ans, ct ses deux enfans PhHo-
meme. muIatress agee de 8 ans. ct Auguste,
mulatre age de 4 ans. 80
-. CECILIA, mu,atresse agec dc III
ans. ND
Sc. Animaux, meubles de menage Ell la
batterie de cuisine. g.5 -.
Termes ct conditions.
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DETAINED.

DETAINED.
VS. In the Jail of the Parish 81
49, Assumption. the Negro Boy
IN HENRY, belonging to RI
W. chard Butler of Grand Gail
- lou.
Not being very black he has two
teeth missing IN the upper j%aw-bone /;
he seems aged bctWeen forty two and
forty four ; he has on each arm the cir
Gle of broken little band /; he wears
A. r. HICKMAN,
81 Sheriff
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DIiTENU

A la gcole de la paroisse
E G.: e: : : As: IS: !: IS : !: =; g: !:
=A-r-z~z. T. k -. 49, - -.
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LIE mobilier -Teutes sommes de clnq
p~iastres payable en- Mars 1852. ct toutes
sommes au dessus de cling piastres payable
la Motto en- Mars 1852 ct l'autre moIt'e
en- Mars 1853. Les esclaves, payables Ell
trois tern1es egaux, I'm tiers EN- Mars 1882,
I'm tiers en- Mars 1858, ct lie dernier tiers
en- Mars 1854. Les acquereurs devront
ournir leurs billets cautionnes payable d
pordre de l'admir' trateur des susdites sue
cessions les esq yes resteront spectacle
ment hSSpotheques j%usqu'au parfait Placement
ct toutes sommes qui ne seront pas Ponc-
tuellement payees aux echeances, perteront
interet a rsisop de huit pour cent par an.
Assumption, lie 80 decembre Isol,
A. L. HICKMAN,
9 Sheriff.
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---" "0f' o'oF'
pronounce ; il Iui manque deux dents a
Ia machoirc snperieure ; il parait age
de AZ a As ans ; il a dams chaque bras
le cercle dune menotte cassee /; il a de
la barbc.
A. F. HICKMAN,
81 Sheriff.
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oaider's" Wine store, 20 W@inut street.
TUE unrsaed place obtaining all wines liquors, Ae good
and cheap "snider has lsten Of
Gus sales made y him 70 m ponssa largely
faction Il Offering Of the best wines and liquors ever Imported
Dun Gordon sherss embracing delicate pale, very
low prices Old choice ManzaniAao daugl
gallons specially selected for consumers Amonado
boe put upin Europe which he challenges as equal to any
saalaIia and Amonulado peculiarly adapted
A they strengthen without STIMULATING and have
FORTUNES, principally specially selected for his sales 70 consul
rect
These wines y delicate, and have been highly APP
all Ports and red wines palnied on as such: III :,
tbs gallon wholesale BY the cask Among them some rare
delicate white Port and Malmsey Port
Persons suffering with chronic affection Of me bowels cannot be
TOO careful in their choice Of Port
Madeira wines Of Sorts and s south side old East
As 10 The sparkling wines OF the subscer well known that
ported by him. other Wines and are sold prices
He also champagne wines Of brands and qualities at
low retail Wholesale In the article OF earet
wines generally subscriber holds himself 10 be judge, and he
a as INC aas ss ss s r Msa
ofBurgundy he has stock and assure
thar he them from his vaults as good bottle Of Bur
ssuiene and Bssse alway. on hand in bottle. . ;,
Mes BERNHARD Jordan Of Cobenz extensive, and number
many sun moe and from ns & sorts % ns y
Rhine
Cognac brandss, he has fine
stock embracing $780, Of Oad Dupuy
and celebrated Cavier Of eighth casks and 1912 In
hhds and Dubouche 1884, in hhds consignment which will
preserving brandy and vi liquors, including
Of above sold BY ren consul in quantity desired
All delivered within one Of Philadelphia freight
paid Orders will be promptly executed If sent by mail or ael
graph. ,.oon s>,n,n !.
Cheap Wine Store, 10 Walnut street, Philadelphia
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Military Asylum.

NOTICE hereby such be entitled 10 the
benefits Of the Congress- approved March . 1851 TO found
a Military Asylum, &c, viz
All soldiers and discharged soldiers Of the army Of The United
regulars and Of regiment battalion OF
Mexico, who disabled
that service and In the line
duty disability incapable further mill
all soldiers and discharged soldiers OF the OF the
faithfully
twenty soldier discharged soldier
may funds Of the Military Asylum since the
passage sameMach g. ls5l-according
provisions Of that who have been disabled by disease
line Of his rendering him incapable
every pensoner Of wounds
military though contributor
who, during tho period he voluntarily
benefits H. shall transfer his
Military Asylum building has been provided in this
their accommodation.
deerer, mutineer habual drunkard will be admitted
Of reformation
shall deem sufficient to authorize his admissions do the
found Military Asylum apply United
shall felony
dsgaceu infamous crime OF civil
admitted service Of the United States
Applications received this institution win be addressed
Captain Hamilton u s. A., Secretary
Board Of Commissioners, Washington, ID. q,
Dec 25-3aw2w
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A NEW Route TO Pittsburg, via the Baltimore, sus-
quehdnna and Psnnsypona Rairoad-ThrourA to Pubs in
express will leave Calvert
States Washington Baltimore 81,
m. connecting with the fast line at Mddletown
irving at Harrisburg at u, p m, TO dinner.
The leaves Harrisburg for the west at 2, arriving Al
Hodaysburg Al this point option
Johnsown thence by packet
stages Holdaysburgt Pittsbnrg.
Tickets sold following by this train,
York; wghuvie Columbia, Marietta Mddetown, Harrisburg
New Port Mentown, Perysyile Lewsown, moVeystown, Hunt
ingdon, Holiday sburg, and Pittsburg.
This train tho Cumberland Valley railroad
which passes through Carlisle sppensburg, Chambesbug and
other points this road.
the accommodation Of from Washington for
will
dep Ohio Railroad Company arrival OF
morning receive the which viii be
carried free Of charge TO Calvert station.
ROBERT STEWART,
Octl-dtf Ticket Agent.
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ONG Life IN within tho reach celebrated
German physicians Doctors Brothers Gray
concluded to settle themselves In the city ofWangsn
travelled the world OF knowledge
among the indiana for the purpose getting
knowledge Of boany they faer themselves qualified
and all complaints which family
promise to oil who favor with call that will, with
asking them question, tell them their complaints
TOMS and guarantee and speedy The
medicines wholly vegetable and prepared themselves We
also the most complaints
from what cause they may have originated, how long standing
fever References
living in all the counties
York. Pennsyyan Canada &c. Who having been given up
die BY the faculty. hearing OF avang
skill have been restored toh Diseases successfully
this office the following dyspepsy, scrofu
rheumatism bronchitis erspelas, letter. dropsy all
diseases diseases Of the skim lungs stomach bowels
kidneys, spine, &c
Office on south street, opposite the Smithsonian Institution
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SUPERIOR Da9uerreOtypes f-First Premium IL H.
WHTEHURSThas extended the field of his operations
ground than dagueeoypist In the His galleries
be found Pennsylvania AZ and 9th
No POT Baltimore street. Baltimore Broadway and Leonard
New York; No. ~ Main Richmond; Sycamore
street. Pstesbugi Main street, Noroik and Main street. ynch
burg, Virginia
His highly dagueneoypes
extraordinary Improvement insrng faithful and highly finished
likenesses n a few seconds.
The Rotary back ground invented by H. Whtehust, gives
airy and living appearance 10 the picture.
establishments distribute than thirty
pictures annually and have given dissatisfaction This
certainly fatteing the superiority Of his kenesses
W. calls the attention of the public generally his elegantly
furnished gallery and fuckers store, where free
exhibition OF pictures WILDE given.
Notwithstanding competition daguereoypes the
Fair Of the Maryland Institute he awarded the first
medal by the judges.
Lkenesses description copied and mortem
attended %. Nov 26-dly
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RICHMOND November IA, IZl
IN conformity 10 the code Of Virginia Of 1919 page 49l
90 hereby make known 10 all whom concern aI
pears BY certificate Of the escheaior OF the city Noroi
me ~ day OF November 1884, land
me IAN DAY Of NoyembeI ISL that ~ inquest held M 40
Sy o. oetooei leok The following lots lying in the city oKo
nave been found escheated TO this vii,
LOT ofland bounded by Dartmouth soah b pa
sueet ON The west by the creek tho NORTH by Ams
on the east with wood dwelling house esehealed from
estate OF John Lawrence, deceased. "~ Nc
lot OF land bounded by Liberty north by NJ
faiteson land on The by North Isl The sos
by cumberland street the with brick home
escheaied from the esae Of Robert MeMann, deceased
And vacant lot Of land the Boeioun street h
BY seldens land The north, by Boushes land ON The
BY Thomas street on the east eseheated from estate Of
y. Burke, deceased. Test: = Mehis
Nov l6--lAw6w RsRisteY az ths Iaaah
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on 0na Pounds Choice Goshen Butter just received
0UUUU and for New York Butter Sore No. 81 Han
over street, Baltimore
share Of the above has been collected with the greatest
expressly families during the winter
prejudice that justly against packed
batter been imposed them Goshen
Bang connected with the old
and houses New York. who superior
procuring daries from
sending fresh supplies regularly twice week, feel
furnish article that will suit the most refined
delightful flavor until spring Hun
already realized the virtue Of butter No
spared All goods delivered the
city free Of charge.
Also 1000 pounds choice pine apple cheese All will be
sold $ low in New York by the few packages
All goods bought and sold for cash. IL
w. c. CORNELL
BALTIMoRR, Dec. IL, 1851.
Dec l2-aw3w
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The College OF 81. James,
WASHINGTON COUNTY, ND,


(T2e DiOeesan College Of the Proesant Episcopal chreh)
Monday October 1851
and until commencement dsy'the last
Thursday July students recommended
at opening received
ply and the charge estimated from e date OF their
The college number OF ciases AFFORDS all the
pounes for educaon and the successful ternina
ton OF collegiate cones It's graduates the usual aca
IDENTICAL degrees,
grammar school, Immediately adjoining the cseee, and
under distinct discipline,
the beginning OF their academcsl and
collegiate The and direction OF The
OF the college special advantages the pupils In
the grammar school
In the mercantile classes the study Of the Greek language
its place supplied by additional studies modern
guages book keeping, &c. .
The situation OF the college entirely heah, and, by its di.
lance from towns and villages favorable good morals and
order.
"Kemp Hall building 90 feet by 40, win be ready for
session. In addition the former
professors the have recently appointed Hugh Davsy
Evans civil ecclesiastical and John II.
Ale sander, Ii. D.. lecturer physics and chemistry
The whole charge e in the college and
SCHOOL, for the session months hundred and
dollars. payable semi annually In advance.
Applications for admission TO he made
Rev. JOHN q. KERFoOT ID. D., Rector,
College of 81 James p. o. Maryland.
Aug l4-3aw2m
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WILLIAM HoRNER,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Lancaster, Grant county, Wisconsir,

(LATK TAuauIrn COUNTY, VAL
WILL attend Dane counties and
w federal and supem. Madison. lie will give
prompt collection Of claims
redemption Of and and The OF for
no resident andho,ders in any part Of the State
Refers Hon. H. g. Foote u s. senae Hon James NJ Mason
g. Inman Homer Warrenton Va Messrs Knox
Mason attorneys law, New York Professor W f. Homer
David Lapey, esq, Mcss 8. W. Welsh, Philadelphia
Crockett John A. Kasson attorneys at law 81 Louis
Missouri ApIg-lowly
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EDWARD X. COLLINS CO.,
No Sc Wall street, N. Y.
BROWN, SHIPLEY, 4 CO.,
Liverpool.
L. G. ROBERTS CO.,
10 Kings Arms Yard, London.
JOHN MUNROE CO.,
% Rue Notre Dame des VICTORIES,
Paris.
GEO. IL DRAPER, Havre.
The ships will accountable gold
buon SPECIE jewey precious stones metals unless bills Of
ladng therefor and the value thereof therein expressed
Sept 5-dV
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General Agency and LAW ONCE mt Washington,
DE SEEDING WYLIE,

No. Todfs Buidns Pnnyivania aesnue nert door vest Of
Bropn's Hotel, Huntington, ID. c.
NHAs. DE sELDING Il ANDREW WYLIE, jr having formed
partnership purpose Of prosecuting claims before
board Of
mons appointed for the adjustment Of spolatons OF other
foreign prepared their
faithful all business that be ntrued
They will also attend obtaining PENSIONS bounty
claims arising usaiies
otherwise buying and selling real estate collecting private claims
rents &c.
Wyie, will attend law business with which
either himself the firm be nuste in Of the courts Of
District the Supreme Court Of the United States
seidng being United States commissioner, notary
public Of deeds for all the States Of the Union
will prompt attention the taking OF testimony acknowleds
deeds other duties which appertan 70 his Office
will be moderate and regulated ny the amount claimed
andt e Ell services required.
Communications pad) will receive immediate attention.
Sept -dly
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DRIvATE TUTOR.

pRIVATE TUTOR--h young English gentleman, who has
received good education, and resided years Paris IL
10 obtain the position
sons In come private family Of respectsbity
References family
given to parties highest respeeby either In this country
In England,
Address Vance, Dor 100 pos, once osweso New York
ls-dhf
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A COMPENDIUM or the Entire Body OF the Law 4,
"A BY ALPHABETICALLY arranged with reference The
approved authorities
svols Law Sheep, svo pp 4,l77 Retail, Prise $40 so
40 and 81 Ann street, New York.
Opinions Of the Profession.
profession that contain such bedy Of
public patronage. - ,,,, MN, CO.,
Nelson in hs opinion ofts above
toned work. - - -
NEW YoRK, Sept 90, 1880
The vast mutation range
powerful auxiliary to the law STUDENT giving him facility ofn
reference and will extensively aid the STUDENT the practitioner
ROBERT J. WALKER.
oorosrR 10, 1850.
gratded with accuracy; pleased
precision with which announces the prn
myself profession should
learn ita merits, and like enjoy its advantage
NEw YoRK CRY, Oct. 10, 1850.
inpans advantages of and well arranged
labor.
collected diligence and accuracy
very ably advanced questions apply
the authorities copons pos
'e'''' JUDGE PETERS, Philadelphia.
would allow, and satisfied
miraby adapted purpose for which it obviously
for trial and From examination Of the several
titles with confidence that hsy treated with great
JUDGE GRIDLEY, Utica, New York.
calculated be help to the snden, than ols,
'A'' : W. L. HURST Philadelphia.
The plan utility accuracy
unqualified appreciation the distinguished uriss The
ys@an s a Of Ns ey tucker OF Virginia Canch
y fublishsa BY '' '' JOHN r. TRow,
Nov Witt 40 and 81 Ann street.
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United states Patent once,


ON the petition Of samuel rusean and George Wolf Of Columbia
Pa Dougherty Philadelphia Pa, praying for The
extension 10 them for an improvement IN
mode OF making wheels be used railroads. and
patent which place the seventeenth day March, A.
ID. 1859
petition heard the Patent Once
Tuesday the sixteenth March al IL O'CLOCK and all
notified any they have
why said petition ought not 10 be granted Ill - -, :. !. .
Persons extension required 70 ME IN e raten
Once their objections specifically forth IN wrng least
before ofheang All testimony nsd by either
be said hearing be taken and transmitted
IN accordance with the rules OF the once, which WI" Nc furnished
on application.
Ordered published in the National lnte
sencer Republic Union Washington d. C philadelphia
sete Psbarg, Pa Express York, N Y and the Daily
Boston, Mass for three weeks
vious TO the sixteenth day Of March next - ,,.,,
Commissioner OF Patents.
Editors above papers will please and send their
bills TO the Patent Once with containing this notice.
Jan le-law3w
IN PURSUANCE OF an Order OF the Orphans Court
Of Baltimore city notice hereby given that In the last viii and
admitted probate 24 Of December, 1883, there is
the following ITEM designated the third item OF said last will and
testament
81 bequeath my estate my widows
death be divided parts three OF
Grandfather Hughes grand children their heirs three parts 10
Grandfather Matthew's children, their heirs
and thai disinteesed the parish OF Lancnwan and
Gamorgan, South Wales shall judges OF this bequesi
should children their herr be wealthy and
need that the poorest Of relations
either side shall havei t.o
pursuance order, further given, warning all
who be interested provision Of said item
by solicitor before the s day OF july 1882 TO
hbt proofs of their said provision,
and abide such action the said Orphans court take In the
premises - .
Dec a7-iam6m Edward Matthews