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WashIhgIoh, JhnuaIy = ItDh
IN the petition ~ Bnlk OF New York. praying for the
extension Of patent granted him the s3d Of March
ls42 for for pressing hay" &C. for
u the expiration OF said PATENT which takes place
the 23d day OF March, A. n. 1866
ordered that the said be heard the Patent Once
Monday, i0lh nf March u O'Clock and all
notified appear aud they have, why
said petition ought 10 b. granted. y....- ....
Persons required 10 he In The Patent
specially forth writing, nt enst twenty
before the day Of hearing all testimony hed by either party
hearing and transmitted IN
codaDce with the rules Of the Office which viii be furnished
application =,
testimony will be closed the 2eh Of Feb
rua, positions papers f.ed testimony,
flied tn. office before the morning OF that day
the arguments, N any within ten days thereafter .
Ordsred that notice published IN the Union, lnte
wencer, Evening Washington, D. q Argus Baltimore
Evening Arsus Philadelphia, Pnnsyans Journal Of Commerce.
New York Post Boston week for three successive
previous The h OF Mach next the day hearing
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner Of Patents.
PsEdto of the sbovs will please and send Their
bills 10 the Patent ohco with paper containing ih nouee
Jan 4-law3w
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No. 5bol
" swamp and Overlooked Lands,

pUBLiL NOTICE 10 the instructions OF the
of the inierp public Eoeeis hereby gyep aI
bring close the business under ie
September 70 le5O entitled An enable
and other states, reclaim swamp
% at the afford parties who portions
o. lie lands sslee cd under said law dry
opportunity TO initoduce evidence lands selected
approsui whereof affection Nc
date heteof VIII be cefn,d and the
such oi1eehobs contemplated made
under 0hth ana nea with The Of
lard oice for The General
raiy forms for anidnsin the
ihe following classes Of land from ubeclion wit
ist Lands euteed wih cash, located military bounty
ahd Warfahs sctp, alter ibo 25t Sepen
Der eo and he I'd 1855
me relief OF purchasers oyeIosd
iandi,n
I'd Lands already patented swamp
IL All where alad
before tue register and The oioe
e expiration Of aid months, they appoint with the
consent OF the Commissioner ef The General Land Once
The lists swamp
during the regular business h-ars OF The Land Office.
Given under Washington this 2s
December, 1853. TBO5. A. hENDRICKs,
Commissioner Of The General Land Office,
Ian l0--laM6W -----
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United States Patent Onicc, J.

-
IN the petition Of Samuel Taylor CDmb dee
praying for the OF patent granted him 2s
May ie42 for "conucting brushes
ing waps, for seven the expiration Of said paent
which lakes place the 2stb day of May ls56--
IL IL ordered that the said heard the Patent Office
Monday of May next ~ O'Clock Persons
moulded and show they have, why said
petition ought moi 20 be granted. .a.,... a9. ar
Persons required e in the Patent
Office their oljrooGs specially forth nj
days befe the Of hearng all testimony flied by either party
codanee with the rules Of the office, which will be furnished
application
The the will be closed the Cd Of May; depo
sons and other papers relied upon testimony be filed
office
within ten days thereafter. ..a ....r
Ordered this be published in the Union, IDtei-
geneer and Evening Washington D. G. Argus, Baltimore
ylvanian Philadelphia Journal Of Commerce. New York;
Ny Post Boston, for
weeks previous the la Of May the day OF hearing
##.n CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner OF Patents.
r. sEhtors Of the above papers win please copy,
their bills The Patent Office, this notice
Jan l7-law3w
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EngIish, French, and american Fashions, 1850.

~ gogGE P FOX wnlards Hotel Washington, ~
e. In the delay attending the organization q the House,
both branches
can, violating political prncipes
csnddaI favor Mr For In hs
tsor has nered, and
receive, the dsguhed and unanimous ufnges OF
He bad The faculty OF unng the dirsenten
the realm of fashion, aud Them
divided The House Of has
r leader iur bot the sensitive Of asbion
always organized Thr fashions 10 hs plnsc hand ef the
skill what the disognnyd elsmcss Of the
tive assembly hegsnius " the The succumb
the the suhsu"d by the eoanepc Of the
What ssionsi assembly
Fox the popular assembly Of fashion We have thus far ns
utcd parallel parallels only closely certain
they dvrrrs ard thus h With leaders Of fashions snd
leaders of politics The speaker Of fashion r such viii
designate representaive the
the right ard u loss for right ht
yer his MONEY Both are equally well and safely invested
2p-d3t
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United states Patent once,

IN the petition OF Jonathan Read, Of hon b0s
" the extension OF granted him 1tb March,
lh42, Improvement machines,
from the expiration Of said patent which place a
day Of March, is56--
III ordered ut the said petition be heard the Patent Once
Monday, Sd March IL O'Clock,
appear
why said petition ought 10 be granted.
Persons
ONCE their objections specially forth writing at icast
used the said
cordanca with the rules of the Office which will furnished
pication.
The testimony in the will be closed the 2lsi Of Feb
depnsons and other relied
must be flied in e Office before The OF that day
arguments, u any, within days thereafter 3
Union,
gencsr and Evening Washington C Argus, Baltimore
Phi ndeiphia, Journal Of Commerce,
York and enquirer Cncinna Ohio week for three
previous Sd March next,
hearing.
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner of Patents.
r. aEdtors Of the above papers will copy,
their bills the Patent Once with containing this notice.
Janl- -
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I'M petition OF AIopxo Arnold OF Norwalk
praying OF rsten granted
April tfs for Improvement in punching machines for
patent, place s3d Of April e55
Is ordered ,aid be heard Patent Office
Monday next, IL ocock all
notified and sbew they
said petition ought b. granted. ..a r# ...
Persons opposing lued file in the
Office objecons specially sessofih WHITING twenty
testimony filed party
said hearing must aken and accord
cation.
The testimony closed eth OF ;
dspoaus testimony flied
Office before Of that the Arguments
any, within ten days thereafter. ....# &.
Ordered also published Union, Iniei-
geBcer Evening Star, Washington, d. Gi hS baltimore,
Md Evening Argus, Phadephis, Journal Of
New York; aud Daily Posi-, Providence, r. week for
weeks previous m OF April day
of fhearing -.
CHARLES MASON,
of Patents.
r. sEdors Of the above viii please copy and send
their bills the Patent Office, with containing t notice
Jan le-iaw3w
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Brilliant schemes for February, 1856.
GREGORY d hAuRY, AAHAssEs, Wilmington, Del.
s3s0Bol
Lottery for the beueht OF The
STATE OF DELAWARE
Glass %, for 1850 a...
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7o number lotery--i5 drawn ballots.
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vn b Au.cA.a early n .. s,rns end Is intended for

WIN Be Annchsd early n ne spsns ana . asoeea r@
- Rnnt India trade.
N ><neoxsoN.
#N On Ne Nschs.
TWO steamer Zach 2Ss feet long. % fsss bean, i1k
test depsh Il had and 600 toas owned ~ O. Vanderbilt
and 70 rua the New 0rsana and Texan rouAs also
ughtsss of 100 tons each, for J. Simonson.
By EDwARD r; WILLIAMS.
Juy.--Ihe bark Lexington, Of $50 toss, Tor Dolssr
Potter
On tie Stocks
schooner Of $50 TONS 70 b launched in the spring
BY WILLIAM coLLYW.
Launched.
June o-he propeller Western world Of 500 toss for
Sherman Null OF Albany, TO run up he Hudson river.
from this city TO Albany
Sept propeller Gen. Aoultr.e Of 40 tons, for Mr..
Easor Of Charleston c. to be used In dredging Charles
ton bar.
Oct The schooner Mary L. Gedney, OF % tons, for
John B. Gedney; Intended for the ooast trade.
Nov. 27-sseamship Columbia, OF 1900 tons, for
Nessrs sponord, Tileston Co.'s line Of Charleston
steamers.
propeller Of $50 tons for sherman Null, 10 run up
thu Hudson river to Albany.
By z. g. wHITL0CK.
Lo0Wchea.
June-A schooner Of 30 tons, for shs Mexican coast
trade.
Aug-A propeller Of 400 tons nor BArssO h Co., TO run
from New York city 70 Providence.
sep-Ths steamboat Chrisobal 0clop Of 800 tons for
aspanish company, TO run the south ads Of Cuba.
Sept The steamboat Everglade, OF 500 TONS for Capt.
CoxAttcr, TO run on the coast Of Florida.
oct-A propeller Of 400 tons, for Pope %.
On the Sozy
side wheel Steamboat Of $50 tons br George Coris
to run TO Bridgeport win be launched In the spring
BROOKLYN.
ABRAHAM DUNBAR.
Launched.
Ocs s.-rhe ship Frederick GebhArd, OF LOO tons,
owned by Nesms Iayan 4 Hurlsus FOR the Antwerp
trade.
BRIG OF $50 tons, owned by ssurgss Brothers. Tor
the South American trade viii be launched N the spring
NR. THOMAS STACK.
Launched.
April l2-ship GrAham's Polly, Of 1000 tons, for
Messrs Iaytn Hurlbut's line OF Antwerp packets.
Sept. lb-ship Jacob A. Shmler, Of ], 1l6 tons, for
Memrs Iaytin and Hurlbuts Line OF Antwerp packets.
Dec GA lighter, Of $50 tons, for VIM. Galloway.
On the Stools.
The bark Teresa, Of SO tons, owned By Maitland,
Phelps Co, for the South American trade.
AT THE NAVY YARD.
LduneAed
February 2s.-ssamship Niagara, $500 tons.
BY NEssas. LAWRENCE AND F0ULKxs.
Launched.
FsbYuaFy-Brk Gorilla, Of 600 tons, for the oou.h Anne
rican trade, owned by JOHNSON and Lowdsn.
Narch-Ths steamship John FArrow, Of 500 tons, for
Q New York company.
Novcmbcr--fhe tus boat James A. Stevens, OF 100
tons, Tor Mesars. Palmer b Crazy, Of New York
On tie Stocks.
tug boat Of 100 TONS for Peter CrAry Of Nsw Tors,
for towing buriness, 10.
Another tug boat OF 100 tons for Roy, &c din Co.
This company u about commencing steamboat Of 500
tons for CApaia Porter to frsu New csans - No.
bile
HOBOKEN.
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~
Through the kindneas Of General Mcqueen, Of your
state, am enabled 70 lay before your readers some very
interesting statistics to ihose connected win the cotton
General Mcqueen 70 sddress letter oach member Of
Congress from the southern eates- many Of whom are
planters. and :. Of whom left homo after the picking Of
me iolt wing Is the result OK these lnquirles:-
r1KAs
increase in land planted and immigration u % or 20 per
cent on crop Of 1895,
senaor johnson estimates the crop Of bis State inolud
ing Of land panisd 40 ut 10 per cent over crop
Hon A. Greenwood gives the Same ess,msss.
LOUISIANA
Hon J. ~ Sandbiidge puts Gown the crop OF Louisiana
at 20 per @ nj short Of iast year
Hon. B. 8. Bennett estimates ths crop y enc third
Hon. VIM BucssdaIs estimates the crop At one third
short.
Hon. J. A. ouitman estimates the crop Il one third
short
Hon VIM Lad estimates ths crop u ono fourth short
Hon. J. B. Wright estimatss he crop NJ one'ioursA
short
Hon. Eli ) shorter estimates me crop At onsSourta
short
J.I. pswdsn estimates the crop At one third ahor
: ". harris estimates hs crop at one third short
osss me one aa
s sa sm cn.s.s p, cent ss
Hon n, g Foster II 40 per oent Of crop Of 1855.
Hon, 4. h s,sphsu, 4, enc lhird d crop q 1855.
Hcn. Howell Cobb Il oDshsf Of crop Of 1858.
TKsNErrK.
hon. Thomas Rivers estimates at one.baH OF crop OF
1850
Hen j. " Wright estimates ri oue half Of crop Of 1866
Hon. George W. Jones estimates ri tvohirds Of crop
Of 1853,
bon. Charles Ready rams as last year
sorm CAROLINA
Hon. y l. Orr estimates ii three fourns Of last crop.
bon. r. 4 Brooks estimates d tAree.forrths Of last
crop. .s st
Bon. l. y Kesss estimates at two.thbds Of last crop
Hon. J. NcQueen estrnstes at three fourths cf ias
ioa ". ". Boycs sn.pases At three fourlhs Of ast
coop. - Is-
r0RTH cAz0IrA
Hon. 3. Crase estimates al three osrtas OF last crop
ELoEyrA.
Bon. I. Maxwell reports crop shsrt, bat gives 40
estimate
No. Geo; licousen Assnmes the Top Of 1875, o1ciu
kvfct Old co&asH. dii not exceed Saocooo bales; and
nnlDg thg Georgia, Alabama and MississppI fell
siosraby sb6t c three fourshs Of the crop OF 1855
while no satsg except Jexas and Avksas exceeded that
CROP he thinks sAiy estimate OF he prevent op
place one fesrth bcssN the crop Of 1855, making Il
2,4s5ooo bales and VII "a VIII not be much exceeded
BIZ, allowing for all tno~uatngencics and Of
$4,000 this estms1e, makos tho entlre cotton
crop Of 1850 100000 bales. Tho data upon which
Mcqueen places biz calculations shows the relkoty OF
his figures while oehcrs, who would desire 10 eject the
cotton msrtc Injurious y, estimate the crop Of 1853 ~
bzh ~ 3,5Co, coo.
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UEARED
Bark Atlantic fBremA FeldAuser, Loacou--Burchard
s..i o1ssn,., or, M.ssy ssIsSn-nsssssesa g
ssis ssSs. f.;.oass - Ps!s;s csdk 9dis F1sscs.
sss rs si Sos:s -. $500 Sss%sI a: .s
fssi sssSs1sSa cSrS Ssiss q John Ms Eoo@s Din
Bari Dsmnl, Hoy. esysnnsA.Deuul o.
Bssk nS.en. ByA,sy Talimsn
o waosss .s MOD CO s'
schr Blue ora Orr. atkinson, Miaude, ks-J Whitney
Potter Co
sshr cs.alIsn lord JsetsGsyills-c 1EJ re!ss.
ssSr Page LsI ps.s . sysmBIet s9n Co
s.ssS sr asesFss crsei esasr raIaiaoss-H Cromwell
ARRIVED
Steamship EonbrrR (al CuDmnrs Glasgow, Dec la with
Eds. and passsDs.Is to McsymsS Esee,isneed strong
steamship Aussss, ~ccdsull ssvaunsh IS hours, with
sis. ss,'en esssisson with ndss .ad p.s
ssngsls ,ospeaosd Tie,!on Co. Thursday CSC Pm Cape
Nashville hence 1barlesca DAY, PM Cape Hat
,sl Friday % ss
q Deswns MADDEN, aged 81 years, from sumervne,
Ship q neasss Liverpool Nov With mess and IS pas
sss: se.s cay. q sable s.ss: NY . 4. Il u
sS e s ~
china y
sesvy sss from nav he Sp sprung
sss s 80 the e vou NO. s ,na when ss.1
iron. ard cotton loaded
hsa
Ss s s ss sss, ns
gore took from her the espan mate and one saor and
hesss ysaassr spls sa,s &c - - -
!. VIZ % ss sss s ss s:s ~. WIN s q:
spppo.sd 70 be herm brig with oremast goee few feet
wSaehsn ifcm Caeeoas before rsporsds She ssns Or
hdss . sssss Dec Dec I q
z & Say ss p aoT ne May 10Y T
er The las been the Of Cane Of Virginia SINCE e
s css Sss Is sa with yellow PINE
soPeot 4 Church; Was % days \ q Ha;,erss:, -,
and ssse Had heavy weather lost deck
sc6r Loyal Scranton Lowden savaunah IL days, with cot
seSS fssseet. Tcoresdy. Savannah days. with cot
.s s 6 Sssss f:sl s e S e .y; VIE
;s, as s e oS for sad Is.
vessel IN srlne CONDITION Got out our boat and ooS on
~,
e. tine Two Of the men were sass fro: S Ss.
been Tar oa 4 bad fOs gan blown away deck lead
seIr ses, her dickson wilmington lsdays sx. inst
snles % he woodlancs and look gale from wSw. was
schr Queen Of the south Is marts) Nen Wilmington
4 schr inna Backman white, Washington
Schr PEARL Westcrvelt. Eewse,n
N Schr PCconoke. Munro. WaphpEon. Nc, D dAyu
echr Isaac hughes, McErfe, Washington.
Echr Ann Maria, GORDON Nrwbern = days.
Scbr barrfrcr Price johnson, City PctDt.
Scbr X s johnson. Weeks Geos get0wn dAys-
..:TS i:ss.s S {:
schr N Price Nottingham Baltimore
echr hynepuxent, Bradshaw. sunwhisi ND.
Schr MARI Ellen, rmhh & Martins DEL
Scbr W q Waterbury, Cook. Providence.
SthT Urjcu. PaIss rs, n huntington. Ii.
steam er Feres Aye Proyidence.
steamer kheueke. Geer, Fcrwich-
TIE rAlp dom cm Liverpool arrived last evening"
ports as rssser gers; has been day. W q Nantucket
BELOW.
ship Mary Glover CHASE 100 days nom callso via Hsrnp
sir Me preb.e. 80 days rom Newcastle with coal "a
Tm cay Iiyr gstorBoh by pilot boat Mary Taylor.
EAILED
Steamship James Adg4r TnrnSr Sbvtk 10 take the Ted
prss<r (which vessel put port in dis
iess ard f.es thence proceed San Juan MIC ship
Esfe Icroon
Aho chips Roscus, Mobile; Arky right, Punta Rassa
mornrg. ships Endy pool:
Queen cfuc Pacific zen Juan del Sur.
wtd dur'rg the day r.
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Tbs table shows IN Increase Of o3s tons In the res.
sells launched during tho present year over The ysn
1885, wbe the tonnage Of Inc ins stocks NJ
present Q, ia tons less than vas n ,hs same time
last year.
Ths following classification Of the vssses launched
durrs the year 1859 and Of those the aocks 81 The
pFsssns time -
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The Negro Ipssfrections.
rne New Orleans papers Of The 22d instant publish

An1 sseW tfisAnS PsP"S " we - N u1s pupn.n III
following despatch
Our town IN perfect state OF exciismsnt day, In
consequences Of Of intended negro insurrsetn
V tnks place during Ne holidays.
me Mayor has nsued pyoalamAxtoa calling upon The
cz0s cseAnizs asd prepare 70 cruaA the iusurrectea
an1 rsoeinoo N 10 bud.
rvssy segroes have bsss srrssssd this mssias
ne exsst a ths plot - known. Feelings Of doubs
cd anxss1y universal.
Our csi,sss IN nasful state of excisewnt M
particulars Of this excmsmsns are bard V obnn, AID,
ahcsgh usivsru. NJ origin AID fosndatson ars very
dinlcuh 10 ascertain.
Rspces non o.nsea, MIA. also havs rsasssd NJ q
How ~ scsth Alabama may ~ In danger ~ casscs
judga but iron there Ne ruovs Of ~ report
rbs olnek Of the steamboat Blanche Lewis, runn9g
The csmbsisad river, gives Ne Nashville yspss ~ fs
La ssshla.d sunday sor.ias It = o,e,ssH. ros.A
asls' a ~ rssssssss Rsni.s nnl sssrs Id ssss
about ove hnArs< nspos sSrsnesd end reesd. o. Sun
cay, lnxRed u Fsdyvils ssvsvAi had been srrs&sd
NolhipG. however, had bcen heard ron them - ysk-
nee negro had been busg IN Csds, Trifs county, fsw
days PREVIOUS, charged with adisg The iasursstioa-
10 undergo sxsmipsssoa thn ~ssk. mere ID Z seero
10 be busg IN nspkssvris On hsssday nsxt froa whsn
tone important revelations regarding NJ stsndsd incur
rscsios are expectsd EVERYTHING Auiss II Dover and
NE CumbeYand Irra Wo~he.
N the psrshsssisf = oAdIs, Ky, . istaer says'-
On yesterday .tDso. 10, fSes (ossusd) maa naswsd
~ .d ~ S a s n -
death. We have number 6sssrces b jan ssups o.
whom viii certainly be hung. Judge Ccsk - srdsrs1
called court ~ 10 heIA here conne~cing CAruouas
day The excitsnsnt vsvy high q ~ placs, - WI
perhaps ocsnsus NTH some tine n January.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-31

Isrdr' fAp.--rhe ladies' connected with the Gothic
Ns.hodist church, W Williamsburg, have made extensive
preparsuops er Ar and esuvs "a qudate the debt Of
ne church The fsr was opsred last evening. under
very isvoiatie auspscrs 81 Washington Han corner q
y afsaay snd Thurs 81