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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-10-11

,i.i, r::.,.l,:.E>: 81 !i!M ,.:iiN",t: ,.:;tNn$
MEETING -! TnE AMERICAN siIraAarERS.
,,It.p 0ndecc eM az imtricGH Minister RcpGrG.icn
ismunEeG Of nc Pcrartun GOrCT"nta:
ita 81 ''tc A'ur!tdn shrnh.i'-, at tie Chin.
III Isles Angus; ian. !-a, 10 consider III" ~
pursued relation the Treatment experienced from n.
t"Hns n'IunIe nj The Chnca Isles thu occasion Of
hs Anrrrlr"n s'nra>Irrs calm. upon HIM r certain *
Diana Captain Ennrh liunfnm ri'-rn president
| ,nd Capt Jnln F"srI. WEE President
runmrrrr dp;n,nrh IL itt~ upa statement n ih.
nrs relating I'll n The ,"mm,lIrr - APPOINT,
,rmrr.lrd - report a. fellows
That the lblh al August prestnt !hu brlongn
H. :., ship lrilnrr, hrIn. ii>h. The .uIrdsp
usual with them arrested and taken hoard the
,u,!,hip The t,Ii. absent uutl late h"ur t'apt
Met :rrrrn first uf them ana
he Iuuud them h"ard oil Tie guarishp IN irons. The
mur inquired The 81 irr detention, and why they
were uui in irons aud ll by The Lieutenant that The
had Killed peIhn H., The male, askej what
| The pcn.v ,pJ " as answered fin. ri one in-r which
fine hr The "tcer stating 7" hun that he
ed The board The ship was IL lie moved early
ne morning. aud requested Their r!rhrr lhe oHlce posi-
lively refused and persisted in Keeping the ironed and
| riiainr, - he deck
After this Capt Mct;>rren board the guardsAip
and offered 10 pay any the n,ird the men, which
again positively refused Capt Mct;efren then rr.
rated and was in ny arm.
rd FORCE ami ,tni, under guard. bUufi hi, ship
On The following day The American shipuassrs ca 1ui
ely upon the C"n'nnan-, ani finding tiu absent hon,
hr ship despatched hoat lofni requesting interview
with hnu Alter waI,Ing snrt The Comma utioe
came board, and lnrrvc" qurstrd rieTrnce
Ia the trrntI al American The Isles
time gsln. him Ia understand that discus.
sion should hc conducted rnriAnY and quiet man.
nr Instead which, lie otdrfd his soldiers under arms
AMI without tnnIiti ai Srd hrourts drove the
shpmlstrs hr s'r and "hic iiry frieanp 10
Their brals crnwird inI" The narrow gangway and
r y"nrtrI nn brat wiIl nmskel-, ullcing wound,
v,nl al them, winch -eTIuus VIZ.
Capt, Erhr,r, ltlie.I, Mc;ri rn Graves Ru,nnam 81
erv Stump and prnhsIo~; the cider heinz sen 10 tte
sukirf- T., nmtirf them
the foregoing" report Is by INC "nm'ff.e respectfully sus.
mi TIED lSsnrdb tIFo w HOPPER
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-10-11

The New ORR SUNDAY Alias, trrr.s"il phprr says:
ave have lived good many wears in this world ami hat
had some lie Experience IN politics the heats ro-
rilnsund have n"Irri, with Ihn. like tnrnse ri
nsity the cards played by place hunters We have seen ma
fall. whilst engaged in HE pursuit; but we have
not Is lar see n,an make The irplnatr work of IT,
that AR Dia has.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-10-11
- Nv lhr "Ihhi'if'e Respectfully su5
GEO " HOOPER,
CHRISTOPHER El.LERY,
- "A lil.Ntl il,,

In v!rw al The t1rgnn. .,s, 't ihevnlrrs Amc.
Iirnn sipfiasrfs submit Iid IL Your considers alton
mi inln. mat ypu viii wIin- ihlna the cou.
on t-!,. hy t',nnaniinr VIZ brutal unnecessary IN
lie Ion AMI ri. i-iI tl- :.n'I,in !,n heel Obliged -
rni The lrIf""rntlt" al III; s'SeTnnrui
s. :ri SIiIrs umt rnrnr-i itGuesi early redress Tor
,,. prr-- outrage AMI prIta.lI,n tur The Imtnic
W., be-, leave ra. your utrntnn the lsgr amaUGi
-. American shipping At >'. lS.ni- and Away LA
,. 10 IuI!.u uii HI :ertin. n,s"Icnrc ~ man
Nii .:y- ~ b-uu,r
R,rf;,m. yvu The "nri,Grr appointed 10 wsli upo.
yuu Iut IrIri,r' add ImnHi. lfnrulif- wr hfr oir
hry re- r''imlir, yonGs, &c,
t&..aai 5y Ihiry 81. hig'ssns q imsrirar StrsJ
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-05-04
B GUIGON.

EF Wing Nominations.--As there seems 70
be an almost universa, acquissoence In the nomi-
nation of Messrs BALDWIN, ANDERSON and Ell
selected by the Meeting tonighf, we respectfully
suggest the name of B B MINOR, Esq. to complete
the Ticket. This will give the Senator (whose
lera,es) 10 Jefferson Ward, one Delegate TO Madi
son Ward and two Delegates TO Monroe Ward, the
latter Ward being almost as large a. both the for
mer and having heretofore had TWO members OF
the Legislature. This arrangement, we believe,
willmee. the appreciation of all.
my4-Hs MANf WhioS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-05-04

MARINE AND FIRE INSURANCE CoMPANY-FINR
DvIDENp.-The Virginia Marine and Fire Insur.
ance Company have just declared dividend which
shows it to be in fine and prosperous condition.
The amount of the dividend for six months last
past, was toelse per centour per cent. of this
added to the contingent fund.- leaving eight per cent
to be paid to the stockholders the 18th inst Be.
sides this, the Company has paid quite large
amount of losses by fire and the seas, during the
six months
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-05-04

CoNTINuED-The case of Barney Litman. chare.
ed with permitting an unlawful assemblage of
slaves upon his lot day or two since was continued
for examination until to-day, owing to the absence
of necessary witness for the accused,
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Henrico, April 25th, 1853.

ET In answer to several calls which have
been made upon me recently, In private and
through the public prints, | have to say (while /
return my thanks to the kind friends whose par.
TALLY has been evneed in SO complimentary n an
nsrD that am not candidate to represent the city
in the next Legislature.
nv fir GUIGON
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-05-04

DIscHARGED.-AlbertJ Johnson, slave to Thomas
Jefferson Peyton, arrested with an incorrect pass
In his possession on Monday, was on yesterday
discharged with suitable admonition.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-05-04

Isubsoribers to the AMERICAN Art UNION
in this city, are informed that they can obtain the
Engrsvings to which they are entitled by applying
at J. w. RANDoLPH's Book Store.
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~A Card.-To MARTIN NJ iLIPscoMB,

~A Card.-TO MARTIN n. iLIPSCOMB,
Eso We see you announced an Independent Can.
didste for the Legislature OF Virginia. We deem it
inexpedient and useless that you should thas sacri.
ica yourself, as there can ba NO chance Of your
election, we therefore call spon you TO decline run
ming for the Legislature and run As the Iadspen-
DEM Democratic Candidate for Congress, as the
District 10 Democratic, and very many of your
friends VIII eheertuly support you.'
my4-1If MANY VOTERS,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-05-04

ADVICE TO THE NIGHT. WATCH The Mayor,
on yesterday morning, stated to the watchmen that
he had just received note from Mr.. Isaac Davep.
port, informing him that on Nc nday evening a
number of cows had entered his yard, trampled
upon beds of flowers, destroyed shrubbery and did
material damage, and lie would inform them in
view of this complaint, that it was their duty, if
they saw any cows struggling about the streets in
the night TO report the fact to him on the succeed
ing morning.
The Mayor also stated that he had learned that
the convicts discharged from the Penitentiary on
the expiration of their terms of imprisonment
were regularly in the habit of bettng about this
city. This practice must be stopped. He had OBJ
tanned list of the convcs to be discharged during
the next few months from Col Morgan, and he
found by it that a convict. from Wythe county,
would be discharged on the 7th instant He would
therefore give to officer Johnson the performance
of the duty of waiting upon that convict when dis
charged and seeing that he was put on public con-
veyance that would take him from the city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-05-04

HENRIco COUNTY Court This Court Is en-.
gagged in adjudicatng cases upon the civil docket,
and will be occupied in the transaction of civil
business generally until the close of their session
fhis
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DIED.

On Monday evening last VIRGINIA w, daughter
OF the late Granville D. Allen, aged % years. The
friends OF the family are requested to attend her
funeral, from the First Baptist Church, (Rev. Mr..
Manlys) this morning at 10 o'clock
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-05-04
~ City DeIegate.-We are gratif

e City Delegate.-We are gratifed to
notice, among the nominees, the name OF JAS. A.
COWARDIN, Esq.
We consider him eminently qualified for the po.
siton His devotion to the interests of the city, his
familiarity with its wants, and his knowledge of
the mode of legislation derived from his experience
a reporter in the House for many years, will en-
sure an efficient representative.
In his position as editor of the Times and Dis
patch, he hae long advocated those schemes which
have redounded so much to the advancement of
cur city, and assure US that we will not be disap
pointed in our expectations.
He is firm and unwavering Wing, and will, we
hope, SO command the consideration of the Con
venton, which meets tonight, to ensure his
nomu nation, and secure to Us his valuable services
my 4-1t* MANY CITIZENS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-05-04

- VESSEL FOR sALE.-The sehr
&Gensral Taylor, new lying at Rockets, Is
offered for sale. She 10 in good running order car
riss 1000 bushels of Grain and draws 81 feet wa.
ter. She can be bought on reasonable terms Pos.
session can be had Immediately. Apply TO the Cap.
tsin on board OLIVER RROOKS
NV 3-6tt
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EF City Representatives each ward
is entitled to Representative in the General AS
sembly it is presumed that the Wing meeting on
the 4th instant will respect the wishes of the
several Wards so far as they can be ascertained.
Jefferson Ward offers for their nomination r. D.
SANXAY, Esq, with full assurance that it will
meet the views of large majority of the voters of
the Ward who would sustain the nomination from
q full knowledge of their candidate.
my 3-2t* SUNDRY VOTERS.
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Correspandenca.

'ftitHWUNDf MY ]uf 1903.
JAS. A. CowAaDrN, Esq, Sir believing that
you will make good and faithful representative in
the next Legislature, we, the undersigned, are de-
sirous to know whether you would serve in that
capacity If elected. An immediate answer is desi
rable In order that, In the event of your consent
ing. we may place your name at once before the
public. or that we may look around for some one
else on whom to cast our votes, should you de.
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Independent Voters of the

EY To the Independent Voters of the
City of FELLOW CITIZENS -
Nothing daunteo by my late defeat for the office of
Mayor of your City, beg leave to offer you op.
portunty of again avaling yourselves of tie bene-
fit of my services, and respectfully announce my
self as a candidate for seat in the next Legisa-
ture of Virginia.
my3-dtd MARTIN M. LlPSCOMB
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-05-04

Remember, Wings of Richmond
To night the Wing City Convention meets to nomi-
nate candidates for the Legislature. Let there be
full turn out, thereby securing fair expression
of the voice of the party By order my 4-It*
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-05-04

E To the Voters of the City of Rich.
mOnd.-We see by the Wing of saturday the
name of Mr.. Alex. B. GUIG0N as a candidate for
delegate from this city Mr.. Guigon is an energetic
young man, and of great promise. If elected, he
will prove an acceptable representative. His claims
will be urged before the Wing meeting ON Wednes.
day night by
nv 2-3tk MANY WINGS,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-05-04

N0TICR.-Shipped from Norfolk. by Moses
" Edmondson, by the schooner General Taylor
rsls of Herrfngs. No name being on the bin of
lading, the owner viii come forward, prove pro-
perty, pay charges and take them away Apply TO
the Captain On board. OLIVER BROOKS
l-2fs
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MANY WINGS.

EP At the instance of some of his friends, Mr.
b MINOR, Though he has heretofore several
times declined to be csncidate) has consented to
serve if elected, in of the places in the Legs
lature lately held by Mr. Butler and MIR Johnson !;
subject, however, to the action of the nomination
meeting on Wednesday nexr. ap 30-4t*
- At a Meeting of the Council of the
City of Richmond, held April 18th, 1853, it was
ResolUed, That poll be, and the same is hereby
directed to take the of the reeholders of the
city the question, whether the Council on behalf
of the city of Richmond may subscribe to the
stock of the Virginia Central Railroad Company, a
Company Incorporated for work of internal i'm
provement in this State, part of which is consruc.
holding the poll be Monday the 23d day of May,
1852 and that this resolution be published for one
month"; and afterwards until the day of the poll In
at least two newspapers of the city.
A copy: WIN. P. SHEPPARD, C. C. K.
ap 20-dt23dMay
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-05-04

GENUINE sALAmANDE6 -
~ The subscriber is now receiv;n S s 6s.-
ment OF "s Herrngs Wilder's Pasa1. ~. s. sssofs
der Safes" (None others are genuine IN, nan
made by Herrng) His Safes nave s,ooa ~ u1ss
OF thousand hres, took the prsmism :, -, ~
Worlds Fair and viii take it every where T5 3s
subscriber being Agent for the State Of W., Is
prepared to have them manufaetnrad :, dssa h.a Is
sny size from s35 to 5000. all Merchsn;. by 1I
ers, Banks, moned men should have HerTi ms.
Patent Saamander Safe. Call at 1856 C.Tv .,-as.
and make selection '~eeS
r. McCANDLIsH, a..
my4-3w l36 car So.
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STRIkE, STRIKE, sTRIxE.-F.u-.--

CTRIKE, STRIKE, STRIFE
~ mechanics, Look TO Your a.. snow
est.-soW 10 the time We are here s,,i.,a ans "a
saves rom sun TO sun, and to whose inte,a.. hxs
ish ours You can answer that vith ss ny
near al you true mechanic. cannot ,b ooae.
ell is, to show our worthy emplovsr. 70 you
freemen, and while We are such, we AL r.. We are
snd nothing else; there any 10 the , va
Richmond that know they are irnnoseS ne ely eay OF
boring for % to si so per day, while !, ipoa -
hours sam per Gomez esni fd1b and labor o
nave only courage enough to begin thsv .. men
eeed. DO not be afraid, bat just saw. sS su sae.
nave they done In New York and BsI,y3,ra55 wat
We not do the samei If we do not, We on,s. "a, Can
not N0 80 nope
England dies. e1hq7er, II
my Ar Arr
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-05-04

nROPPED-By servant, on Tuesd day night,
IL near the Post Office, Letter, addressed to
lady. II the person who picked it up will return
it to the Post Office leave it at this Office he will
confer a very great favor upon the parties con.
cerned. my Alt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-05-04

RICHMOND, Nay sd, 1903.
GENTLEMEN I'm answer to your kind letter,
SO numerously and respectfully signed, have to
lature subject to the decision of the Convention of
the Wbig party to morrow evening. Should that
body approve your selection, and my fellow eiti-
zens ultimately elect me, shall n axe the best
of my humble abilities in guarding and promoting
those public interests which will be In part entrus.
ted to me.
cannot express to you. gentlemen, the gratitude
feel towards each and all of you for the high
pliment you have paid me, end for your too favor
able opinion of my qualifications.
Your obedient servant
J. A. COWARDIN
To Messrs. H. w. Fry, J. B. FERGUSON, Jr., and
others.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-05-04

EXCHANGE BOOKSTORE.-Ihe Bank
IL Note and Commercial Reporter and Supple.
ment with Engravings of Coins for May, 1853,
price IL cts or 81 per year, monthly.
This should be in the hands of ali BUSINESS men
1t shows IA new Counterfeits in the month OF
April alone. GEO M WEST & BRO.
my4
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-05-04

DIR. J ohm Il .Waishali, Homeopa.
~ THO Physician, Office ON Governor
street. nearly opposite the Governors House.
NH l4-6m*
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-05-04
HEAD QUARTERS FOX FAsHT0Za
BILE CLOTHING.

"a THE subscriber has now in store 49,.
IA splendid assortment of Spring and summsr
Clothing, of all styles and quality.
ALSO,
Every style of piece goods of the very lste., n.,
ems, which ne is prepared to make to order at he
shortest notice. Come and see for yourself
B SPENCE, No la0
my corner Main and Governor go.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1853-05-10

AGRICULTURAL EDUCATION" The
Southern Central Agricultural Society
offered u premium Of Silver Pitcher,
of the value Of $50, for the best essay
on Agricultural Education, at their
Fair Of lS5l-but no essay being
handed in, the offer was repeated, and
Mr.. Edmund Ruflin who hos contribu.
ted so much to the advancement of
Scientific Agriculture, being at the
time the guest Of the Society, was re.
quested to write on some subjcct-cn-
titled to premium-and at the
Fair of 1852, lis essay on Agricultur-
al Education was presented with
five others. The Committee to whom
they were referred, have allotted the
premium to Mr.. Ruflin, with the re-
quest that as it is calculated to
do much good, the Society would
Immediately have it published, which
has been done. We have received
copy, but have not yet had time to
fully peruse it, but we have no doubt
that if the suggestions Of this dis
tinguished gentleman are follow
ed, that the Schools will be as
useful and advantageous to the Agri-
culture of the country, as the West
Point Academy has been to the Mill.
tary knowledge Of the United States
Macon Telegraph.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1853-05-10
south Carolina College.

Alta meeting Of the trustees Of this
institution, held in Columbia ON Wed
nesday evening last, the following
changes were made in the much com
planned Of Bursars department.. The
Bursar is to be elected annually, and
hnve the use Of the buildings, garden,
and furniture attached to the Bursary,
and receive three dollars for each stu.
dent, who boards with him, as a renu-
meration for his obligation to keep q
good eating House.
The Faculty are authorized to Ii.
cense private boarding houses with
certain restrictions, and students will
be allowed to board at them, or ut the
Bursary, Oh ne written request of pa
rents or guardians. The terms of
board at the private boarding houses
to be left to agreement.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1853-05-10

The following from the Detroit
(Michigsn) Free Press, is the most
sensible article we have met in q Nor
thern paper on the subject for ma
ny day:
ADoLITIoEIsrs AND SLAvERY.-Thc
question of slavery is one that lies SO
completely out of the jurisdiction of
the North; is one which the South is
so much better qualified to decide upon;
is one which, as o northern man, we
consider ourselves pledged by our
forefathers not to interfere with, that
we should feel like o knsve, as well
as act like fool, if we became an alb.
olitionist, or disseminated abolition
doctrines. The worst enemy, even to
the negro, are the abolitionists. They
have put off emancipation indefinite
ly. Even the National Era, the aboli.
ton organ at Washington, begins to
admit that northern agitation is not
the best thing for the Africans.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1853-05-10

LuNAr1c ASYLUM AT Columbia
Col. Selleck, the editor Of the Abbe.
vile Banner, thus speaks ofa Sabbath
service in this institution:
"We attended divine service on
Sunday. ut tialf:past 8 o'clock, P. NJ,
at the Lunatic Asylum; and must say
q more melancholy sight we have new
er witnessed. Here were assembled
q number of unfortunate sons and
daughters of Adam, whose intellectual
faculties were diseased upon almost
every matter, save their duty to visit
the house Of God, and worship him in
spirit and in truth. AS their pastor
proceeded in the exercises pertaining
to his Office, they seemed to regard him
with peculiar affection: We were
struck with the melancholy exhibited
in the face of q female, and from the
fervency with which she sang, and her
frequent sighs. we were under the i'm
preston that it WAS religious mclan-
choly preying upon her mind. We
found DR.. Parker, tho resident physici-
an and superintendent, at his post, and
disposed to give us all the informa-
tion asked for. We trust that the
State will always cherish and foster
this noble institution"
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1853-05-10
THE U,siversaa Yankee Nation.

The Universal Yankee Nation.
sFromt the Senate Report from the
!. Patent office for the year 1851, we
gather a lew Of the titles Of the appli-
cants for originality, as follows, to
wit:
Improvement in machines for assort-
ing broom corn, ditto in Candlcsticks,
Quilting frames, Looms for weaving
seamless bags, Seed Planters, Printing
Presses, Corn Shelters, Rotary Pumps,
Fire Arms, Grass Harvesters, Magnet
$ic Engines, Bridge Trusses, Coal
Stoves, Vices, Ok YoLes, Car Wheels,
Carriage Tops, Hubs and Axlcs,
Steering Apparatus, Brick Presses,
Book Backs, Nail Machines, Lard
Lamps, Power Looms, Ship. Lights,
sScrapers, Sewing Machines, Shutters,
Snatch Blocks, PIanins Machines,
Saw Mills, Knitting Machines, Sad
Irons, Spring Hinges, Calculating
Machines, Peppermint Droppors, Trip
Hammers, Climbing Poles, Bee
Hives, Curtain Fasteners, Drilling
Machines, Monumental Stones, Saw
Teeth, Trunls Handles, Scythc Sna,hcs,
Curry Combs, Measuring Liquids,
Making Brick, Piano Fortes, Shoe
Nails, Sticking Pins on paper, Hull
ing Rice, Blasting Rocks; Setting up
Ten Pins, Coffee Roasters, Straw Cut.
ters, Smut Machines, Spring Saddles,
Match Makers, Winnowing Machines,
Exploding Harpoon, Bedstead Fastcn-
ers, Spark Arresters, Pumps and pro-
cess of Producing Artificial Ice, ON
nibus Steps, Boot Crimps, Loading
Fire Arms. Comb Cutters, Horse Col.
lars, Sash Shoppers, Cane Squeezcrs,
Seed Planters, Rudders, Churns, Ian
terms, ;Augurs, Wash Boards, Splitting
Horn, Cutting Rattan, Iron Fences;
Spectacle Frames, Bread Cutters,
Hats, Lathes, Hooks and Eyes, Files,
Broom Handles. Button Coverers,
Lumber Growers, Nut Crackers,
Cork Cutters, Molasses Gates, Fly
Traps, Machine for taking Ayes and
Noes, Cabbage Cutters, Cheese Press
es, Violins, Vessel Raisers, Cider Mills,
Sod Fence, Sword Canes, Shoe Strings,
Butter Workers, Letter Stamps, Baby
Jumpers, Tanning Hides. Rail Road
Switches, Gongs, Tailor's Measures,
Candlesticks. Suspenders. Spinning
Yarns, Ruling Paper, &C., &c.
The: above we take from a list in
the Patent Report, which counts up
in the whole enumeration, to the mum.
Der Of S620.-Chica9o Journal.