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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1867-11-22
THE SYNOD OF VIRGINIA..


THIS body Of christian ministers met, pur
sgant to appointment, in the Presbyterian
church OF Charlestown, Jefferson county
on "Wednesday evening, 10th inst, at : o.
clock, and adjourned, after most interest
ing session, on Saturday night. The aver
age attendance was upwards Of hundred
divines and elders. Among the former
we've many distinguished, not only within
the SynOdIcal limits, but throughout the
country, for their eminent piety and COM
handing eloquence
The exercises Of the Synod wc-c opened
with sermon by Rev. r. r. Peek, d. d.,
OF the Union Theological Seminary, on the
subject Of the duties Of the ministry.
Questions Of grave import 10 the interest
OF the Church were discussed with striking
ability, and in a tone Of bee 7n,inr christian
moderation. The subject which evoked toe
most earnest consideration Of the Synod,
was that Of tie ordination Of colored men
Tor the work Of the ministry. 1t had al
ready attracted the attention of the General
Assembly and such action had been taken
as was Objectionable to many of the church
es IN Virginia. The debate in the SYNOD
occurred upon proposition to overture the
General Assembly to reconsider this deter
mlnailon, and 10 admit to the Offices of the
ministry, colored men suitably prepared,
and who had shown by the uumstakable
indications Of Providence their destination
Tor the sacred calling of teaching elders in
the church.
After frui,less oG'or: to disposc Of tho
matter by indefinite postponcment, 4 debate
upon its merits took place, which listed for
several hours on Saturday. The opiuion
seemed to re general that the question was
not practlca! one now, nor was it one that
would IN the future require any action On
the part of the church. But whilst this
was the case, it was thought that tAe CON
ciusion reached by the G neral Assembly
was an erroneous one, and needed corrrc-
ton. 1t was maintained that as the Pres
byteries alone controlled the work Of tho
ordination of ministers. an attempt on the
part Of the General Assembly to assume
jurisdiction Of the matter was irregular
and improper.
Resolutions expressive Of this VI W and
ovcriuring the General Assembly, which is
about to meet ia Nashville, to refer the
whole subject to the Prcsbytcries, were
finally passed.
Throughout the day on Sabbath, the
churches Of the different dcnominationsi in
-he town were thrown open for divine wor-
ship and were all filed with delighted and
proiied auditors The sermons delivered
were of high order Of merit and made
impressions which will doubtless remain
Tor good through the lifetime ofmany who
we're there TO bear thcm.- CHGrLest0irn
Spirit cJ.Ic6cr@oa
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1867-11-22
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

! tho case ofSumps Guardian against Stump.s
a Heirs in the Circuit Court OF HAMPSHIRE couu-
~, 1t IS ordered that y commissioner Of tho
Court shall ascertain, and report, 20 whora Ger.
."A uaso.d iots III The town OF Springfield, and
tract Of. 40 acres Of Land, claimed hy YIN. p
stump lIeirs, aud by James AberaatEv's lleir
and others, belong. AID whether said Wm. p
stump, in hiS Lifeline, or lis Executor since hi,
death nave received any rents OF said unsod lots.
ana II So, how nuch.--Ihe parties to the above
unmed cause will take notice that Shall proceed
to execute said decree at my office in Ramucy.
on Friday, November 10th, 1867, ut which time
ana place they may attend to protect their inter-
vsts.
WM. G CLAYTON.
Coor'r. ia CITY. Or. CT. Hump. Co.. - Va
Oct. Is, ls67 DIT
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1867-11-22
United States Mail Line,
i ROM
Winchester to Ron,nev.

- --~@---AA@J.
FENJE subscriber is now running line Of Coach
i e. from Winchester 10 Romney tri-weskly.
Ills coach leaves Winchester ora every Monday.
Wednesday and sriday-and Romney, on every
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday THIS line
connects with the Noorefeld, New Creek aud
Patterson Creek Stages n Romney.
10 Every attention will be paid 10 passenr ers
rs have secured good and careful drivers Pas
senecrs will be allowed ample time FOR dinner at
the hidt-way House, Park 5 Hollow, the place of
chan ling horses
So C1sces-" Armstrong House" Romney-
and "Jayior Hotel, p" Winchester.
- All packages entrusted 10 me will be at
tended TO promptly.
JOHN ". PARK.
August ?, ls67.-tf
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1867-11-22

EC-"What sortofa rmo1d5you lk. ~
said Dr. Ruth % Robert Morris, one day.
81 Ike sir, replied SIR Morris, "tbatki
Of preaching which drives man into tlc
corner Of IBIS pew, and makes him think The
devil is after him.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1867-11-22

~" \ dandy is chap that would be .
lady If he could; but as he can't does all
he can to show the world that lie is not a
man
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1867-11-22
South a:tanfls 5ntslligearey.
RoMNEY, FRIDAY MORNING, NOV. %, l8c7.
St. Paul, Minnesota, boasts of having

81. raul, minnesota, DOasts Oh having
built one thousand houses in the course OF
the past two hours.-A Merino ram fleece,
cleansed recently in Springfield, Vt, weigh
ed, unwasLod, II lbs, s co., and after clean
ing weighed los 81 oz. The carcass Of
the sheep weighed 1l6 lbs.-Clay county,
(Ill.) added to the attractions Of a recent
fair female foot-race. Prize a handsome
dress.-A gossiping Paris correspondent
says that Louis Napoleon is very fond Of
gambling, and has lost enc million francs
In the last three months.-Thc door be-
tween US and Heaven cannot be opened, if
that between Us and our fellow men be shut.
The first Christian marriage in the Uni
ted States took place in Virginia, between
John LayGon and Ann Burras, in zoos
AuBER, the great composer, is So years
old, but is very active. The gray haired
master retires TO bed at one o'clock in the
morning and gets up regularly at Gyc-In
Vienna, last year, the legitimate births
were 1913, and the iilegtimate - SOP
There arc only six deaths annually for each
five hundred whites in the United States.
livery man that votes to degrade his race
TO level with negroes is necessarily 4 trai.
tor to American liberty Oranges can be
had in Honduras six for cent, and pine
apples are two cents cach-Thcre are l.
GOO prisoners in the Ohio ponitentiary.-
HIRAM PowERs, tie SCULPTOR has made
5000, 600 by his art in Italy during the past
twenty years "A woman in ST. Louis, the
other day, killed her husband because che
pulled her hair China has rich mines
but will not let them be worked for fear Of
disturbing thcrepose Of the dead A print
ing press has been invented in France. ca
pahlc of printing COO sheets a minute
Calf skin hats, with the hair on, are worn
in Paris.-Thc Mormons ondcavorod to rct
n Masonic charter and failcd.-Groat
are charitable to their bittercst enemies. and
can sympathizo with the feelings Of their
fellow creatures It is only the narrow
minded who make no allowance for the
faults of others 1t IS stated that boxes Of |
common house flies have been exported to
New Zealand by the English settlers to ex-
terminate the native New Zealand blue bot /
'le.--A man Of the world may have enough |
ct Tic world to sink him, but ha can never
have enough to satisfy him.-3lcn are fire.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1867-11-22

EE-Why are ladies' dresses about Che
waist, Ike a general meeting Because
there is a gathering there
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1867-11-22

S1y'If a lady yawus half dozen times
in succession, you may get your bat, young
man.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1867-11-22
Ne'0 Supply Of Goods.

Nc'0 supply Of Goods.
'iir Subscriber has Just returned from Talti-
2 more " ill fan aud universal supply Of
GOODS f. Fle si' i aoi r ce%..., , Of
'caIs aud Medicines. Drugs, Paints oils Varni.h-
-, hunters brushes OF every variety, Window
Glass, Putty, &c, Sc.
-NT-GO.
4 SilLl~ll and handsome assortment of IAN
and English Extracts for She handkerchief Ger
man and American Co.ognes "A large ouin.i,,
OF soaps, some OF which are of u superior chnrtr-
Ter HAIR brushes q choice stock If Cou,hs
Dom and Vail Brushes fine and fncdinm Pom
knives Scissors, EazOrs, DC.
Also
"a hbAl iitJL supply of Stationery. erilrcc-
4 \ ing every variety Of English and American
'c''er ana note Paper, stylish Envelopes, &c. &c.
ALSO
1 4 The latest fashion W
4 IIAtiIkD 70 The establishment Is n vol CO.
4 Iec'ed stocki of family Groceries. c,p,p~is
,,ng' superior article Of Gun Powder. Imnerial
Dung ~ son aud Black Teas Rio Iagnira and
va Java C"l'e; every grade of brown and crush
tI sugars l1ne Apple and other ChccFc. Rice.
Nido Fort Madeira and sherry Wipcs. p,r.
French Bundy Old Rive Whi.i.cv. Unil,nd az
\ F'''S o' tNtff description View Orleans sugar.
mouse ana other kinds OF Noiassos. together I'M
~ variety "i other articles usually kent I'm C,,ri
~ Gr9crFy all of which viii be s0ld low ror H.
dGce. 'V"'"' pro-
w. TT. MCDOWELL.
Eomncy, June Z, lsC7.-st
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1867-11-22

~ l!l-naturcd people say Charles Sum
ner Is to change the title of his lecture
from care We a Nation?" to Am I
Husband ~
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1867-11-22
Tie Nesp S;Gfe.

TN.9 vast Agricultural vnnur,c,ur,,, o-l
E mineral resources of West Va. ere i..,r,.
attracting the attention &c the Whole vorl f
tich aihivh'I valleys, peculiar advantages G,rr-
ng and stock Erowing--l,cr iutNhau.iiils .
OF IRON, Coal and rich dcp,sitc of Coal uii ,ltt
TO her extraordinary facilities E.rovur, d.i,r'a,.,
81 Manuhcture, onrrinluccnru,s ta I.ir-i.,.,..
Enterprise aud Capital unciuord lr sn, s.s,..,
The ohion. @G-All pcrsons des.Tir 90 parr,
iancss OF. Real IoroDrrty
Of any description, in West yir.iriu. a-a ,,g'....
Cd to apply to
HARNESS & EUYKUYpNI
EEIk ~ EE0EGLr
\. I've also invite the attention az XVI.
- ''''' As1Hcy- tJunc l. ic5j.--u.
HICKS GIEATE llIGLN2a
-0--
sIlE subscriber IS tlieau'hori1cdaYr
Ii in tho Valley Of Virginia. far 3.
sale Of HICKS STEAM ENGINGS.
PoRTAbLE d, ,STITIONaRT
manufactured hy the HEX S;cam Eoa,,.
Company Of Delaware. Thp.c En.en,. !..,
many advantages rail- oiher. fopi tu..
They arr cheaper tlaa other Tnr;ar. c...
''ss i'r repairs and lgWicalirn, Ea1, ao.sal
points occupy Is space, c"n-lma b.. I'll.
'h'i c"st less for tran porf1f:ou t'.rfe-7t'f.
rr hn@ine|; the cricf fiaiarc Lia, fi,
intrinsic and matches SIMPLICITY. Wtd.
frf"in'ng the entire rt;uripi and a-,ion #
lac best approved rccirr5cnfin.-,.i-. 81 H..
ginrs, ani d1inc ~ widen. % iht O. n,i..
non of "ur mosr iu'cl.i:i; engineer,
~ Erinrip!o anl ar'in1 -lta.,t c sa.-f
I'd as loag as the rr.-r;r nmlr ~ a.,,-
'hg steam 'oniinu s, tbc detail. arc s., Or
~inTi'iei fl1' TIC yi.t.,.s cpDn. .f,3 d,4-.
~ H. nm cr'"E iran Hr oV1 1urpyyott.
'r" ",S" ir'" He '5i,0ar5 ,nmr~, "a.
"h~le .H"h'8e 1is j. d,u- p, aglits
8 be r'sf"ns If suitable firm anil srrao,-
w mt to enable thcm ~ p,rfsrn al.p tae
"licss Of valves and cnt-ogs. dtJ,Dsipg MT
o",E rim He,e contrieon,cs Iul attn ,~ll
me rho'c orrn2 NJ r0lee-,o3,. "c.r'Jr,
ro'h stoH, P"ching Lrrrs. Ades, i,C,v.
rIoss hool', ood cJhrn0{ af,0cEnrsh, nj
er"lU kjHi, which they ncces.iiatc. Jtc
action OF Che piston. is alike simple and un..
form, each hring a slide valve FIR tie one
heslie It, This invention therefore forms
the most radical and entire changer
STEAM ENGINES
Which has occurred since the days # W8",
and enables the Company TO oGr better
Nochinc, simple, comp1rt, light, darhr,
accurate, economical in operation, beyond
ail comparison with the past, and 90 m Ie.s
original cost than ever before attained
For more full description 81 Ibis nev
invention, ahd for humorous certificate. n
lniividnals, engineers and Companies sho
trf rrf lion. a..
setting forth tic superiority Of these La-
gines Over All others manufactured 10 'hs
country. Address, the subscriber az WIN
chester, Va.
J. GEO HEST, Agent
W'nclcsicr, July ~. 1867.
Tho T,aTAit,,O orr, rrroo1,rr, c.,r
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1867-11-22

F. y feeling article was lately publish
cd IN South Carolina paper, under the
caption Cotton is a gay decciver."
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1867-11-22
GREAT DISTRIBUTIONS
By TIE
merchants & Manufactures
JETEI ny o,,,.mrDx-

JEWELRY ASSOCIATION,
100 l95 BROADWAY, New York City,
~ hose'rood Ifonos and laelo7eons, Fine
Od fdi"tiHgs, Engrayings, .S7rer Hare,
Cod and Siicer Uatches and EIeganf
'/e'7efry, consisting Of Diamond Iaias, D;-
a0'oad RfaJs, Goid Bracelets, Coral, Flor
ent,ne, Nosdic, Jet, Larc, and Ladies SIS,
Cold Tens, ,eiM goH and .yiicer extension
Ao@lers, S'eere Buttons, sets Of .St1as, Test
and Nech CHAINS, PAIN and chased COLD
Chains, dc, DC, ralaed at
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1867-11-22

~ Why ism minister like p locomotive
We have 90 look for him when Che bell rings.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1867-11-22

E@~Is i,ritht TO describe n maa who is
rcIied with rotten cggs, as lowing bis
head 90 The vo.k ="
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1867-11-22

444O LaILIuOIC WCchIy DdH,
F.ra C7ts FHFy dlu-aH
s. Published every Saturday. az fto follow rt
> exceedingly lowrates to individual aui cla.'i
l.h s'ni from oue poet oHre at one lue
Ior one copy for 10 months elm
~ ore co.'s f1r Que year
lnn o.. eos copies. Que yclr
.hNm twelve roriC, One year ll
lup oi aNrcn cgpicr. one scar lfh
'.np 90 twenty copies, oue scar --
tiup % twtniJ free copies. orc yr.r -,'
DAILY sun
Terms Of subscription for thc Da'r eln-H
mnil, e5 fu ! g months: So Tor mauihs $50
iur ihfcc months. Address
A. :. ABELL & co,
April ?, 1857. Baltimore Hd.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1867-11-22
I'LL POrTrp z. 20

August 20. lse7.-im. ~! ~ y,
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1867-11-22

were there to bear tLcm- Charlsstoaa
Spirit cJ.J.6trsoa.
49, s's'u>.'szss7=
VIII AND HUMOR.
E1rA feeling article was lately publish
cd in a South Carolina paper under the
caption Cotton is a gay decciver."
EE'l!l-naturcd people say Charles Sum
ner Is to change the title of his lecture
from Care We NationY' to Am
UusbanlE
EE'"A dandy Is chap that would be =
lady if he could; but rs he can't does all
he can to show the world that lie is no.
man.
s1~What d. you mean By cataud.do-
life " said husband to his an.ry wiz,
"L1oL at Carlo and Kitty asleep on the
rns together; | wish men lived half rs
peaccable with their wives" "Stcn." said
The lady,; cite them together and see how
they viii agree
ET"Do YOU propose TO mt TX, in =
store, Mrs Darlington ?" Dyes. rculied
The old lady, "blt I IN pasGr.rou. t, know
which. Some tell me the wholesome trade
IS the best, bat J believe the rip2taii viii
be the most beneGcious to him"
~ Tho Press, The Pulpit and Ne Pet
'icoat. The first spreads thorcws The Soc
ond tho G spell, aud the last e,sc4Is-all
over the sid walk
----> =-------
2.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1867-11-22

HARNESS < ETYEENp1If
EE.tE LST4TE EEHEIIr
Nonta,,j, Nt,. {s.
y. I've also invite the attention an ..i'.-.
70 ''l'S Agency IJunc u lt5J.--U
HICKS GTEATg l-WGIfI2a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-03-21

o eigh cen hundred ana twenty niue for sduca-
ou OthoUsand three hunGr d an f1u-dDi-
lars. per - hafe TesOi u.iVG January nineteen o,
II - t~en sUndr"d AMI thirty eight and IF n
article treaty of May sixth, eighteen hundred
ana ufy SIX
For tn anOvnt. "a ~ nl7oei ~ 4na credit NJ
The Ieiavsres in the purchase of their as " res
'rvation IN 10" tuaitr -uuurr-. 10. D-6 visions
Of treaty of July fourth, ignresn hundr red and
= NiS SIX, iourt,enth article, thirty thousand
duIlars
ID " AMISH AND OTHER ALLIED
TRIBES IN WASHING TON TERRI
foxy
For eighth INSTRUMENT on one hundred and
fify thousand dollars, under the direction OF
~ President, per sixth arucla treaty twenty-
second January. eighteen hundred and hfty-
five, seven thousand ii We hundred dollars
For eighth OF twenty instalments for the
establishment and support OF an Agricultural
and indu st-lal school and TO provide said
schoot with MA sle tructor or ms motors
per fourteenth article treaty twenty-seco nd
January. eighteen hundred and tty five three
Thousand do lars
For eighth OF twenty instalmpnts for the
establishment and support OF smith and car
pepter shop, and TO furnish IA IN with the
necessary tools, per fourteen IA article treaty
twenty secord January, eighteen hundred and
uitY five, n ~e hundred dollars.
For eighth OF twenty IN tallments for the
emp oym'E o. hiacHsmi'h. carpenter, far ner.
sId phi sician who shall furnish medicines for
IN sick. per fourteenth article treaty twenty.
second January, eighteen hundred and ftty-
/ II ,e. four thousand SIX hundred dollar
To BIZ CONTTSVED1
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WHARF PRoPERTY FOE SALE.

NtJ QxdrterMaste,'s OHce. Depot Of WasAiastox,l
WasAtagton, d. O.. NJ arch Is, 1867. (
ny order Of the Qusrtermaster General, the fol-
ir0~ihs Bindings and hsrves 1T the foot of
Siath street will be sold ct public auction ON
F FnIDtAH March "a under the s9psIyision Of
q: M.-sale to commence ct II O 'cIocE-to. Wiz! -
train ehed, 29xl26 feet.
Grain Shed, <oxll9 feet
Stor ehouse. 7Ox72 feet,
wharf, 7Ox71 feet. containing 400 cubic feet
In piles and caps, and Il 80 feet in strings aRd
flooring.
Wharf, 120xI39 feet. contsi nj ng GA cubic feet
IN piles and caps, and 1910 feet in strings and
! Addition. sOxIls feet, containing $50 cubic
flooring. :
Addition, 2IxlS3 feet, containing 1850 cubic
feet IN piles and CAPS, and Is. 500 feet In string
and flooring.
Addition, 3lx4S feet, containing $40 cub ic feet
IN piles and caps, and ,292 feet In strings and
flooring. ="
Addition. containing l..sO cubic feet in piles
abd caps. and 0s0 feet 70 strings and flooring
Terms cash, in Government funds.
C.H. TOMPKINe,
Deputy q. II Gen. Brew Hrig. Gen. U. 8. Army
ml6.5t Act'g Chief 2 II Depot Washington.
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CLOTHING, DO.
JAMES 7. WALkER,
MERCHANT TAILOR,

MERCHANT TAILOR,
4s4 Seventh Street, asa
Respectfully informs his friends and the public
generally that he has fine, lar ge and we'll A.
selected assortment of
CLOTHS, CASsIMEREB, M
VksTINGs. AND
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS. ~
That he is determined to run of at o very small
ADVANCE on cost.
Persons. patronizing his establishment will be
guaranteed GOOD FIT and good workn An 9 hi D.,
workmen
s-JOHN A. MCLEAN takes this method to
Inform his friends that he will be foB nd his post
at the above place, where ne will be pleased t.
cater to their tastes, giving them garments
the most fastidious, and seeing that their gar
ments are made up in the most wor kmanlike man.
ner NH IL. Inn
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g &c BIT Disc rs,

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SAkARIfAFS 0IPTf
THE MOST CERTAIN REA.Br kvEs UsKp.
soxoRRaGA, GIEEE SfSioTSRxs, q.
OrI, Tss P.a. 20 ,: MI.. % ESsa a Cre.
They are entirely vegetsbis, having no smell nor
s..s so eaa S ~ tS mot IN any
e s.s 0nF Ss sn :,
eminen. Doctors and Cheuists Of the DrsssI, day;
NO s.s. % q
Ss:' s0TsssdI sis R:;tS s:I
pr.os-M.l. packages, o.. Tsas,.. I o. sE''''''
BLO0Df BLooDfr BLOoDIry
sGEESSsuLAs ULSERs, s3REs. sPore
81 yIsEkEsL p ss1ss SYPHILIS '
sAxARITANs R0oT AND Here JUICE
r offered tie yrblis = positive cure.
sHiAEiTAks Roof AID q Ess Jttf ioE in 81:
moot potent. eeSt.,nnnd enectual remedy ever pre-
sss sofos: {,
and permanent; Take, then, Of .Ais IuIifyins rem
SosteriS hat for when ySs nay ,sIsai in sisss Me-
DO HeT DEsPAIRI
Root hTsSF O
4 'i !; all the bed 'ii;s &
naiss suffer ths BOOT AND HEab JUfoEs most
ess II Gearing down. Fsns q e: Woa asoo a..
'' on"siSs ssSrss. Paos Si.s Per Sessss.s Ne So
sAAARITANs WASH
sS sSii f sirs s;ss s.'i fsio. cents
isiisI 'ss:: ~; re, ;sa'::
WHAT TIE suBeHoNs sAY OF rHl sAnaR
,.Ii r.: ss.. .i.l h; *.
thss have used then With j1agnsn., dascr.usn.
:s:if se@Sossion. h.,s ne faiis:s sonids nc. e
is:'s men: . s:: . g. q then '.'''A
"Aaistant Surgeon, sth n. Y. Vols.
Ss:a .oIP: s:S.:s ,,A ~ We Fem
siislEsSi;S S ;5ss q Y, Sii:ss; .;..
ASSifHD s II Efs E IsEEsIqt 5rcr
on :ss Petite; sss ss.yas :.s.s.s. e
patent Pat srsnted to him the Slst day Of June,
. sss
which takes place on the 7ist day Of June: iss7
the S ss.: "a the Il. :; sS
June next, at IL O'Clock and all persons are
ssse Why SAD essiioa oass, S to be granted
Persons opposing the extension are REQUIRED 70
set forth in writing, At leest twenty days before
the day OF hearing; all testimony MED oy either
Sad In s seesrdanes WITH the rule. q
the once, which viii be furnished on application.
DsHs mn.s be sns s s
fore the day Of hearing; the srgsments, il any,
the Gepub,ie.n and u Ws. a
week for three successive weeks; the frst Of said
publications to be =, least sixty days previous 70
'ns aeS OF hesr'hs TO TaEAKER,
COZ; and :sHs s. Il IN R::s:
= paper containing this nstice. NH 7-wsw
DlfHthNtiaTiEfD' ssafks r1TrESF1 efEIcE.
n, ,n.,.,,,,o, ~ wAsH HES 1sIsa 4 is
patent s1;.,:S e Sis 81 s:s 4 jaR:;
; Which s:ss: sis ss On TIE ~ ssS q
the F.ssns S se'. aSs ss.h day
:y to y Ss aSS sSs
have, Why said petition ought not TO Be granted;
ne IN IN:
:st forth a. n :: s:;s .S 81
party s S to be used =, the :.ia Ss.tiss nus. =
t.t,n and n xts the IIs
testimcsy, Suss be hisd IN the once sres;s days
,Sfore the day Of hearing; the Arglmsuts, n any,
vithin fes days after Ming the testimony.
ordered alss. that this notice Dc published In tns
Inf,I,reacer aud the Reysbitcaa Washington, u.
o.. and I'm the Times New Iork, n. T., oncee
vsek for three successive weeks; the hrst Of said
Iublcstiens 70 be q least sixty days previous 70
s"ess " F. q. fUDAKDR,
Commissioners Of Patents.
= :s 4: 49,:
GOAL. IRON. ALB OIL. or the Prscticai Amer
u icsn Miner; being Q guide 70 ear nines and
TRAHOK TAILOR.
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GOVERNMENT SALES.
RUREAU OF ORDNANCE.
II NAVY DEPARTMENT..
WASHING TON OITY, March Is, 1851,
SALE OF OLD AND UNsIRyIOEABLE Ar

bALE UT ULD AND UNSERVIOEABLE Ar.
YICLES or ORONANOE.
,, ihere VII be sold at pnklic auction, to the
day OF April 1867. at the &c Of the spector OF
Oranahce, Navy yard. Phil sdelphia, Pennayiva-
MA lot OF old and unserviceabie articles Of
ORDNANCE, bIacing Shot and hell. about seven
hundred t7O0I Carbines, fbreech- leaders about
sEooth- bore. Gun Carriages. and other stores
The articl es will be sold in lots.
Terms: One half cash. in Goyernm ent fu nds to
De deposited on the conclusion Of the sale aud the
Iemeipder within ten days afterward. during
which time the articles mu 1T lie reno we'd from the
ment. n WI0E
Mn 10 ZJS Chief OF Bureau
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MERCHANT TAILORING.

The Undersigned having entered into copartner-
ship, and laid In an exte. sive an carefully a
ssIected stock Of CLOTHS, OAS6I mERES,
VESTING6, and Gentlemens' FURNISH M
ING GOODS, are prepared to MAZE up for 11
their customers neat .fsiag and taShtonatle
suits OF clothing, at their new establishment, No
$40 street, tive doors west Of the National The
ater. Persons desiring neat fitting and fashion
able Clothing. on moder ate terms should not fail
to give us call before purchasing elsewhere.
GEO T. kEEM. e:W GILBERT,
nh 5-lm" No. $40 Z ct. bet. 18th and l4th.
T. J. HIEBERGIA,
-, .eueceesor 70 81. y. keIdon D Oo.,.An
CITIZENS AND MILITARY
MERCHANT TAILOR, M
Metropolitan Hotel, late Browns,
500 Pennsylvania avenue,
ny l.0 Warrington, d. o.
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N NA0LE . co., Asetioneers.
between 9Th and 10th sts.

EAGLE 3 90. viii give their personal attention
to the sale Of Real tstsse and HolseheA Furni-
tTfs Alsc; to me s see: % ssSSs: q eroosriss
scription, Horses, Carriages. Harness, &c.
Liberal cash advances made on conslgnment.
Regular Sale. q oar selssroo1 every TUES
O'Clock NAGLE 90
jall-0 Auctioncers.