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Litchfield enquirer., 1852-04-29

TTNilE sulscrihers, have just returnedfrom 1 New York with large stock of Roots and Shoes, bought ata time of great press. ure in the money market, consequently will be sold a, greatly reduced prices.
 We think any one may 6, themselves Q, any thing in our line of Trade, from the small fancy Cack fo the large thick Boot from ihe small Rubber Boo. to the large Over Shoe, al unprecedented LOW PRICES.
 Morocco. Linings, Bindings. Sole Lea:h CT and Findings. for sale Rs usual.
 MEAFOY & rROW BRIDGE,
 Fi,si Door West of the Court House.
 Iiichfeld, Oct. l4ih, 1851. 9
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-04-29
Come cad Sec.

CONte 0G1tN sec. THE subscriber gives notice that he \ continues the BLACKSMITHING business in North street, near CarriDgton's Foundry. Ox Shocine a,,rnded to--hs ha- viag 6tied up ps frurse in a good sad conve. .ien' place for that purpose. Horse Shoe> ing and otheE Blacksmith work dOnc as usMal.. CoME AND SEE.
 JON ATHAN E. FULLER. I.itchheld, Dec. 9th. 1851. 3l
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-04-29
NEW GOODS.
F. ID. MIG NIEI,

AS just received a well selected assort. \ ment of SPKINo Goops. to wllicl, he would invite the attention of purchasers from this and the nhightmring towns.- Terms Cash, and prices accordingI E
 N. 5. Most kinds of produce zen In exchnAge for goods at cash prices.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-04-29
District of Li,chfieLl. .s.
Probate Court. April 6lh 1852,

Probate Court, April 9th ls52, ESTATEof Trumaa i.eavsnworrl.. late AA of Litchfeld. in said District dece sod Tho Court of Probate for the district of Liclifrlj. hath limited and allowed six months from the date thereof. for the credi- tors of said Estate represented insolvent ia which to exhibit their claims thereto . and has appointed Chester C GOslee, and Daniel H Stoddard E>qs., Commissioners to receive and examine said Claims.
 Certi 1ed by
 .s-.0 HENRI D. GRAVES. Judge. The subscribers give notice iEat they shali meet at Hotel of william Coe. in said I.dchfeld onihe 22l day of May. A D. ia52.. Ond on lhe 5til day ol October, lS59. ai ? o'clock in, the afternoon on each of said days for the purpOss of attending on the business of said app ointment.
 CHE>TER C. GosLEE. CoHamis-
 DANIEL E STDDDAED >ioners.
 All persons indebts1 tO said Estate. are requesled iO nl0ka imnediaie Pnynaens ss'
 HAnvETl'. SAITH. Adminis'rn'os.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-04-29
s. SPENCER.
New Goods !! |

shE subscriber thankful for the liberal
 patronage the citizens of this vicinii v have seen til to bestow upon hisu rlae past season, would ngain respectfully invite their attention to large and beautiful asvort- ment of Spring Goods now GpsuinEae- che Old Factory Store.
 A, o. BRADFORD. N B, The highest price pad for Batter, and Eggs. WOlcstville, March, o9 isS3.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-04-29
A T. Town meeting legally warned ano "A held ic 9osh.n, the sth day of March

A Ia Town meeting legally warned ano N held ic 9oshsn, the sth day of March 1852.
 Voted, That if tue owner of any Cattle Horses Swine. Sheep. or Geese. simIf suffer the same to go al large out of his OF her inclosure after the Est day in May. 1852, such owner shall forfeit and pay tn any person who shall take up and imp9und the same, the sum of twentysfive cents for each head of Calue or Horse. and ten cents for each Swine. or Sheop, and six cents for each Guose, each time they shall be 8" found at large out of the owners encln sure. an so taken up. That it shall be the duty of the Haywards in their severn districts, and i. shall be lawful t"r any Free man to i'nPnund any Cattle. Horse, Sheep Swine or Geese, so found out of its owners inclosnre, and at large. And the Pound Keeper, shall receive the same compensu> ton. and have the same powers as are granted in the Statute laws of this State |; Entitled POunds." provided. that no pen uIty incarred. under this By Law shall -x eeed Three Dollars. and the owners of said Cattle, Sheep, swine or Geese. So iln- pounded. shall not receive the same from the pound, nnfll they shall have paid the person SD iInpounding ll'e same the amoun of forteilnre, and the Pound keeper his fees and expence>. for keeping said Crea- lures, as in other cases of creatures itn- poundrd provided that any person having a family residing in said Town. may le, one Cow run H, large nn the highways ana c0m,n,ns. and not incur the aforesaid penalty.
 Voted, That the aforesaid By-I4aws be published in the Litchirld Enquirer. and the l.i,chf7eld Republican,, at least four sue, cess.ve weeks previous tO ilIe lst of May next. Certifei from R-curd.
 W. GAYLORD. As,. Town Clerk
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-04-29
M0TTnR.

IF the person ihat borrowed some twelve A or fifteen BAGS from the Stable of the Mansion House, some. time since, would be kind enOugh to rsiura thern, he coald bs accommOduted again at .o,ne other time with pIensGre.
 afraf e cDnNRRn
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-04-29

T Cncvalier Hulsemann has ob. 'ained leave of absence from Washing ion, On the ground that ] e can hold nc in,erc"urse of any kind with MT. S4ere- tary Webster. What a pity!
 ED- In the city of New York, there are 5,9lO liquor dealers. of which 775 are not lice,.srd.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-04-29
Hav.

Hays ENOR SALE 8 or 10 Tons best quality F OF Hay. Enquire of ,,,,
 Dr. SAM'L BUEL.. LsehAsId, Apr, lzsh, 1888. <lH
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-04-29
HOUSE FOR SALE.

I,Nuh sAIe. sasR' [" ao, iS6ss II 40 acres. f"Emt q. '''ns, isssss inx t,s the late Chauney wsrns' skA E. d, siiua, cd in Ply .ipulh tow. :. .,.;,. N. N, ..ne mile suuth af the viliage ~ N,,F,hf..a. Said farm has on Il g''"d WI -,n,v ,i,x.ll;na house and lbTss bAEns and ts wei ws,ered snd wooded. Enqulrs on lhs premises. or of sherman Woodward ksQ.. os liech6sld.
 piymouth. March .. iss2s
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-04-29

The Sagacity ofand 'obieness of c Dog Recently. in this village, the infant son ot General Morris, fell sick and died His beautiful setter dog exhibited grea, anxiety during the sickness. and grief al the death,
 On the day of the funeral the anima was not observed at the church ya,d where the body was depo ited. Bu, the day after. and for several days in suc- cession, the affec,innate mourner visited the grave, and remained lhe,e for hours. la the morning the faithful watcher was fnund iying at the grave. where he Lad kep.s long night vigil.-Binghamptoa RD
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-04-29
JosssH ' GAStoap, ! A..,vna.s. HoaAcE Noazoa.

8 e < Et At Cuur. Of Probate holden as Nav Ms
 ford in and tor the dissrict ol Nsw aiis>
 ford, on the 10th day of April. Isax. i. UPSTATE of Amos M Msrwia: lsss "a , E New Milford. dsosa.sd. Tas Ad. uinistrators represent the Es,eas iaso'sens aud pray lhe appoiO'mens ef emission. CTS thereon. ss IN szrsa .
 wnsreupos. OsDsaED, shas Colnmissior ers ,u receive. rxAmines md adjust the cIn,as of the erediturs of said Esia:e '" appointed ap the Probate Office la Nes Mi ford. on tlss l6lll day Of Aprll. 1852 at q o'clock farenOoa ;--And that nll laes s.isas .ntereelsdia ia said estate may ae nnsliiest lhrFe0f. ihe administrators Wiil eanse ihss order ~ hr puhlishrsi in gnpwsFa per pFintS q q in LlgcliIlsii, and pssr eepy therFof Oa the aign p0aE in New Miltord, nsnr1nf sa the last sesidsnee eG said decsasea.
 A true copy og Record.
 Dc. SAbSEOGD, IaaGes
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-04-29
WANTED.
April z. 1859

A IL kinds "f Produce 'n exchange fo, 'A the cheapest assortment of Gnods il our line.
 ALVORD & BROTHER. Wolcolivilie. April 26 1859.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-04-29
At Old Prices.

VOU can buy of us four Gallons of Mo. A lasses for one Dollar, Twenty lbs, of good Sugar for tte shma sum.
 ALVORD & BROTHER. Wolcettville, April 26 1852,
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-04-29
SCHOOL.

T1E sun mer term of Miss Mood, 's
 School. will commence Monday May
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-04-29

En DOE. hand. pannells rIp and bsck I0tI saws, of BSichrrs. Spear q Jarks ,n and Becket's, at whOlsaIr and IeiaIl by
 #a A H0LCOMB 6 Ly0M. - e wstss StSsst, Bridgeport, Ba
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-04-29
.agessfs for sas Cossspessl

e0S BsGeO sWS GzGG GWSsgAR@e&WW DanieiB. Brinsmade, Washington, David z. Sanford. New Milford. Rufus Fuller, Jr. Kent. Richnrd smith. sharon, Freasrie& Kellogg, Cornwaifs Joseph |. .esAylorl. CSsshen. Wm. M. Burrall ,Csnaan. Doaald ]. Warner, Salisbary,r $ s.an D. .Hss.sxay'S Hsws,i, ' Nsrfslh. Roscr Il. Mills. New H hartford, I i;sorge D. Wadhams. Torringtas, Lewis Smith, HaywintoR, | Jobn c. Amber. BeshleMs I,anaan W Cutler, WatertOwn, John Hbcynetby, Wesdbssy, David e. Whiniesy. New Btesteas . Edwin TallmAdse. PlvHoask 0eoYr a DeEorest. Woodbury. John Hnsdalee Winstsd. Jnhn N. Halt, New Canaan. Persons wishing 10 get thsir BuiiSinsa IsssEs can apply ts ei,ksr sf'he AGsnss'orfs shs Sss
 y !. q RE3x.vfrFf. Presidsnt.
 IAStJ v iIriN1. 9sesetrE
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snidsr's Wine store 40 Walnut street,
SS'a as S oNns ~ Sss % ~ se good
Sss sasi made h n qDsea % largely
faction Offering wines and liquors ported
BY him lie would refer 10 some invoices as follows viz:
low prices very
s @ ss A:o Sss old Ssss,s A@sHaao om casks q -
bottles pun ap in Europe which he ehaensesas equal to
The Amonulaao peculiarly adapted
TO eonyaeseent, they without stimulating and have
Powne pnnepay specially selected sales 10 eonsu-
nom the stock OF "BuTmese al opoo and imported d
These wines ui delicate, and have been highly APP
all Ports and red wines palmed OF such
They are Of various sorts and prices IN bottles and on daught BY
the gallon wholesale by the eask Among them
delicate white ron and Malmsey Port
Persons suffering with chronic affection Of the bowels be
too careful in their choice of Port
Madeira wines Of various dry and eb south side old East
and by casks.
As sparkling subscriber is wen
ported by him. superior other and are sold at
as low Of the inferior wines now in the Market which
He champagne wines brands qualities
wines generally judge
offers the finest stock here from the very Lowest price, by te single
Burgundy and
that he them from his vaults as gooda bottle Of bur
santerne and Barsae always on hand in bottles
Messs Denhard Jordan Coblenz extensive and number
many sun Hooks and Mosee from me cheapest sorts % ns very
the Rhine :, 49,, =.
embracing very oflsoO Oard Dupuy
celebrated Claver Of 1871 in eighth casks and 1912 n
be sold low.
above by quantity desired
goods days reach Of Philadelphia freight
paid Orders will be promptly executed If sent by mail or tee
Address JACOB sNIDERjr.,
Cheap Wine Store, 10 Walnut street, Philadelphia.
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$4,000 ssRNEs MITSHES 'i"sndne I'm P change IN their

O ln nnn WORTH OF dry goods at prime cost
04U,UUU BARNES MITCHELL, intending change in their
public hat from and after 10 day.
they will sell for cash article their house al FIRST cost
benog unusually assorted with goods they
purchasers they opportunity OF get
ting bargains been offered Washington before
will be sold at sacice Thelr
stock hand probably the asest in the District and com
pses desirable styles OF the season.
They would invite particular attention their heavy stock OF
which must be reduced
black and colored apacas,
capes French worked collars inside hand
sleeves, cambc esgne and nserting
thread lace fDges fancy silk neck ties sca bands white Can
State thbet wool
do musns, usons pink, blue and white
coored for evening dresses domestic
linen sheetngs, linen table damask dt
apers, Irish linens cloths, cassimees and vengs OF every de-
Brussels, and ingram carpets rugs,
hooro olcloths, blankets, quilts, &c.
would here take occasion inform their friends and patrons
that shall certainly do, IL must be
their books will be closed until the contemplated
change place. notice of which will be given.
Between 9Th and 9th streets, Penn. Avenue.
Jan l4-3taw3wif
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virginia Land omes,

hIcHMOkD, November Il, 1851,
IN conformity Virginia Of ls4s 49 IS,
do hereby make known all whom u may concern that it
BY certificate OF the eseheaor Of s c o. norfolk dated
1tth 1851 and received nIo the land office
November le5 inquest held the 24h
day Of October 1851 following lots lying in the city ofNonok
have been found Commonwealth 10 wit
lot Of land bounded BY Dartmouth street on e south by Prince
the the morrill, and by Amelia
the with dwelling house H. eseheated nom the
estate of John Lawrence, deceased.
o OF land bounded BY Liberty this morrill, by Robert
PaIiersons land The by North h street on the SOUTH and
by Cumberland the with old brick house on IL
eseheated from the Of Robert Mchann, decreased
And Of Boeouu street, bounded
by Seden land Bouhes land the SOUTH
by Thomas the escheAted from The estate OF Richard
h. Burke, deceased. Test:
s, IL. PARKER,
Nov l6-Iaw6w Register OF the Land Once.
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COMPENDIUM or the Entire Body or the Law ,
alphabetically arranged with reference TO the
latest approved authorities.
svos, Law Sheep svo, pp 47. Retail Prise s s|lo,y
40 and 81 Ann street, New York.
Opinions Of the Profession.
There are few profession bedy
public patronage. ,,,,,r ,,,sr,,, ~, Gov
Justice Nelson in his opinion ofhs above
toned work. . : - - - .
New YoRK, Sept 26, 1850.
The vast reliable the whele
ooWs AUXILIARY 70 the law student, giving him is facility on
reference and will extensively aid the STUDENT the praconer
-"1 ''' ''N' ROBERT J. WALKER.
OCTOBER 10, 1850,
frequently examined its citations and have been highly
gatfed with their and have been as much pleased
with the precision with which announccs the
feel anxious that the profession should
learn mers and, like enjoy It's advantages ,,,,,n
Nrw YoRK Cry, Oct l6 1850
1t mpas advantages of and well arranged
notebook, while saves to The profession vast deal Of me and
'''''' DAVID PAUL BROWN, Philadelphia
Mr. Knne great diligence and accuracy the
advanced subjects which those questions apply The
'''''' . ''' JUDGE PETERS, Philadelphia
Ihaye examined Kinnes Law Compendium
my allow and satisfied that is ad
miraby adapted to the for which was obviously de
causes for a and argument From
tue say with confidence that hsy treated with
'''s' JUDGE GRIDLEY, Utica, New York.
calculated to be greater help :. The student than any Other
''''' :" 'A"'' ~ w. L. HURST, Philadelphia.
The p,an and utility and accuracy
the unqualified appreciation Of the most ay n h
United a the late aee N story Ts Of
0' ""'"'"n Punished ''''" by '''' JOHN F. TRow,
Nov A-G 40 and 81 Ann street.
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w in new N S tore n ava ar

UHTTEBURST'S new and extensive Gallery OF Pre-
w Daguercoypes the Of Duva BIo between
an and 9th streets, Pennsylvania avenue
This aa advantages over Others being bu on
the expressly for this u con
largest skghts this and is the most
Baltimore. facility
for copying paintings daguerreoyp not having its superior IN
be obtained beautiful and hghyhnished
all weather. though cloudy Is preferable, except
fo children. Post promptly attended TO.
medal Fair of the Maryland lnsu-
tute, md a premium the late Fair at New York.
Dos Baltimore Baitmore 4I broadway
New York Pennsylvania avenue Washington d. CT q Main
street, Richmond, Virginia Lynchburg, Virginia. Norfolk, Vr.
gnia and Petersburg, Virginia.
galleries open free public all hours the day
| j. n. wHITEHURsT.
Dec. l2-d3m Sole proprietor.
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ESW GO 1,,,.1s ,,I,. s;| & 8

A NEW Route to Pittsburg. via the Baltimore, sus-
quehanna and Psnryirdnid RalToadTAroueh 10 Ptsbg
train OF will leave Calvert station daily
Washington Baltimore
connecting with the fast line Mddletown VI i
riving Harrisburg at u, M, TO dinner.
Harrisburg for the at 2, arriving
Iiodaysbug Ahis point passengers have the option
thence by packet
stages direct Holidaysburg Pusbnrg.
Tickets be following points by this train,
York, wnghtsvle, Columbia Marietta MddetOwn, Harrisburg
New Port Mersown Peysyile, ,Lewown MoYeystown Hunt
ingdon, Holidaysburg and ptsburg.
This train also with the Cumberland Valley ralfoad
which through Carlisle Shppensbug ChambersburH
other points on this road.
For the accommodation Of from Washington for Of
points OF will be
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company the arrival Of
receive the baggage which will be
ROBERT STEWART,
Octl-dtf. Ticket Agent
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General Agency and Law Once mt Washington,
DE sELDINC WYLIE,
No Todds Pennyirunta ne1 door ossf o
Browns Hotel, Pennington, ID. {.
rHAs. DE sELDING ANDREW WYLIE, jr., having formed
partnership the OF prosecuting claims before
executive departments before any board OF com
mone appointed for the adjustment OF poatons of ohei
cas government prepared thc
ul and faithful all business that be insted 10
her cafge They obnng pensions, bounty
duties claims arising under conac treas OF
buying and selling real estate collecting private claims
rents, Sc. -. !,
Andrew wyic will attend to any law business with which
either nmsef hm be ntrsed in any OF the courts OF
the District Supreme Court OF the United States
ba De Seding being United States commissioner, notary
pub and all States of the Union
VIII give prompt attention taking OF testimony, achnowledg
men of deeds which nppean his office
Charges wifi moderae and regulated by The amount claimed,
and the rtent services required.
Communications (post pad receive immediate attention
e-dly
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yIrEusrEp,s sPEEcHEs-autogr.

XUEBsrER,s sPEECHEs-autograph edition, with
of Mr. life and works BY Edward Everett
TAYLOR MAURy, booksellers, near gh street Wnshngton
city, will receive subscriptions for the new edon o Wens
Speeches. preparing he published IN the auun
Early subscriptions win copies with Mr. Webers AUTO
graph
To completed volumes dollars volume
n volume Feba
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United States Patent ONCE,

February 10, 1882
IN petition VIM T. James, Of New Rochelle New York,
praying patent granted him for
spark caches from the expiration
Of said patent, which takes place the thirteenth day Of April
A d. 1852
petition be heard Patent Office
Monday April l2 O'Clock and all
notified appear show they have why said
petition ought not to be granted
opposing required file In The Patent
Office objections specifically forth writing least twenty
before the day ofheang All testimony filed by either party
hearing
rules ofhe Office which will be furnished appca
Ordered also that this notice be published the National Intel
Republic, Union Washington d. c.; Philadelphia
Providence Journal Providence r. L.
Ptsburg Gazette Ptisbug Pa Express New York NJ VI Daily
Bee Boston, Mass, Daily Journal Milwaukee, Wis;
three successive weeks previous the 2h day Of
April neat o, ,,,,,,.x,,
Commissioner Of Patents
papers win please and send their
Office, with containing this notice
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New Fall and Winter Goods.


HOOE, BROTHER, CO., Pennsylvania avenue, between 7th
III received prepared offer TO the
Washington, Georgetown and hexandria
surrounding counties Of Maryland and Virginia. full and
French Engsh and India and staple
dry goods OF the recent imporaions They name
Very elegant brocade silks, dark colors
Extra rich brocade silk for evening .....
Rich plaid silk styles
Extra heavy plain poul de sole
Heavy watered silks all colors
Real Irish popins, richly watered, all shades
Very black Silks all widths
Superior wide coored silk vevets, every shade
French Merino and Thibet Cloths great variety
French de LANES, designs
French de cnsse, latest styles
Rich embroidered chem.etes, with sleeves match
Real Valenciennes lace chemiseties and cuffs
Richly embroidered muslin capes, collars, and caps
Elegantly and trimmed handkercbiefs
White embroidered Canton wis, from Sl2 S75
Velvet rioats and mantlas STILES
and visites, also styles
Real cashmere snaws long and square
Real Thibet scars
Long and short sewing silk mits and gloves
Baiiou's celebrated Md gloves, and shade
Black silk laccs, black and colored silk fringes
Thread laces and nsertings, wide and narrow
Muslin and cnmbrc rulings
Muslin and eanbric insertDgs and edgings
Sash neck, and belt ribaDds kc, Sc.
and desirable goods
approaching which weekly ndd
made, purchasers finding
during fashionable the lowest
prices. - -- -
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EDWARD X. COLLINS II CO.,
No. So Wall street, N. Y.
BROWN, sHPLEY, CO..
Liverpool.
f.. @. ROBERTS CO.,
10 Kings Arms Yard, London.
JOHN MUNROE X CO.,
26 Rue Notre Dame des Victories,
Paris.
GEO. II DRAPER, IIayre.
ships will accountable god silver
bullion SPECIE jewey precious metals, unless bills
adng signed therefor the value expressed
Sept 5-dly.
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DEMOYAL.-The cele1mled pr o. W RoBACK profes,or Of

DEMOyAL.The celebrated DIR c. w. RoBACK, professor OF
IL astoogy, phrenoogy and combined
with conuraon from Sweden having removed his office 70 No
White New ork offers his services the citizens
Washington He consulted by all the crowned heads Of
Europe, and enjoys higher reputation asooger than
living Natvides calculated according geomancy
ladies So gentlemen S. Persons distance have their
natves sending the date Of the day OF their birth All
letters containing the above Zee win receive Immediate aen
uon, and natvues of the world, written
paper Of his power
conuration any following topics Coushp,
accomplishment wealthy marriage
he has the to redeem such given TO the free
the bottle all of hazard and for the
property and the purchasing Of lottery tickets Thou
sands the nbovenamed have in this city and
vicinity, and the United the fun satisfaction of ALL
10000 naves horoscopes have been during the last
while here Letters will and will do
well as 70 call In and the mail safe that
through the Office. Dr. Roback
monthly, and has
will be egousiy attended prepaid
post Office, For particulars
call at the office Of the Union and astrological almanac
gratis. -
' w. RoBACK,
....... White street, New York.
oD-Gmosd
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The steamship Columbia will ply, in conneAon with the
Francisco and Oregon
Each allowed 250 lbs baggage free, not
ceeding In measurement 10 cubic feet
Chages 10 cents foot, and from
Panama to San Francisco the of Sl00 per ton
For freight apply at the Office OF the company W
West street. New York city. M. o. ROBERTS.
IN l6--d3m
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nRINATE TUTOR

pRIvATE TUTOR.-A young English gentleman who has
received good education, and resided Paris
anxious obtain the position outo young
sons In some private family of frespecabllU.
References family b
given parties of the highest respecaby either in this country
In England,
Address Aer Vnce, bor 100 post Office, osweeo New York
Mar ls-duf
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United States Patent Once,


February l6 1852
IN petition of Magennis, Jersey
praying for the extension OF granted him for
the dyeng from the
said PATENT which takes place on the twenty first day Of April d.
...'
ordered that the said petition be Office
Monday the nineteenth April 10 O'Clock,
and all notified appear and show
have, why said petition ought not TO be granted
Office their objections, specifically forth in writing at least
days before the day of hearing All testimony filed by either
be used the said hearing
cordance with the rules the Office which furnished ap
plcafon.
Ordered that This notice be published in the National Inei
Republic and Union Washington, d. c. Philadelphia In
quirer Philadelphia Pennsylvania Providence Journal Prov
dence, Rhode Island Express New York. New York Daily
Boston, Massachusetts, the ST. Louis nelgencer Louis
Missouri, week for three weeks previous
18th OF April
#f3 ae r.. c. WEIGHTMAN.
Acting Commissioner Of Patents
g. Editors the above will please copy send their
bills the Patent Oce with containing this notice.
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