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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-04-04

IN CHANCERY.-vi RdIrIA AT Rules held In ne
1 Clerks Once OF the Superior Court Of Chancey =
the Richmond Circuit. the llth day OF February, lsi''
Thomas Crouch, Richard Crouch and Jesse Snrad.
against Piaintifs:
John T. Tnmpkins, and other Defendants
The defendant above named not having entered ai
appearance and given security, according 10 the act O
Assembly and the rules of this Court, and II %nppearnt
by satisfactory evidence that he Is not nm inhabIt.nio
this Commonwealth, IL Is ordered, that the said defent
ant do appear here, al The rules To DO held for the sai
Court. on the first Monday in May next. and answer sos
bill Of the plaintiffs; and that a copy Of this order b'
forthwith inserted IN some Newspaper published 10 Ire
city Of Richmond for two months successfully, and Pc'i'
ed at the front door of the State Court house, IN ne
said city. ACopY-Teste,
Mach 7-cw2m 4. ROBERTS. OK
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-04-04

FLOUR, inspected in the city Of Richnoi
during the quarter ending b. 3lsi March, 1915
1885 Barrels Superine.
4.249 bbls. Fine.
2.S73 do. Middlings.
24i0 Halt barrels SnpeIfne.
264l do. Condemned.
JOHN ENGLAND, Inspector.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-04-04
Photographed for the Baltimore SUM-

ITTT<5OHui WdTCH III "'
We have here, by teleeraph from 81. Louis, ad-
vices from Santa Fe 10 The 18th February.
Col. Price was a. Ell Paso, and about advan-
cling on Chihuahua with 500 troops.
A rumor was prevailing 10 The effect that &C.
neral Urea was marching on chihuahua with a
considerable force, via Sonora. Those best in
formed did NOT, however, place much reliance on
this reporL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-04-04
Prince Albert.

This splendid racer, and thoroy gil .b,:
~ Horse. will stand the present season. .
~ Louisa Court house. under the immci'l'
-A-dirrction Gf Mr. Elisha Melton. lie viii I,
let 10 Inares AZ SIS the srason, which m1y BE- 81
charged BY the paynento Of Sl2, Ii paid by the first fa'
OF July, al which time the season will expire, s25p
Insure a mare in ioal-paiing with the mare b.lc.
she is asc~rlained TO he IN foal, forfeit, thr insuraGo'
money-ss The leap cash, and fifty cents cash, TO y
groom, for every mare.
PEDlGREE.-Prince Albert was got by impor'.
Margrave, his dam by Str Charles, grandam BY 81,
Johnson's Shyloek, his great grandam th. dam Of w.
ton. WIN r.
Performances and further particulars in hand.bll.
March 26-cJt JNO. L. A.. MARTIN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-04-04

In yesterdays paper we inadvertently omlt'sS
10 insert the name Of Mr.. Tomlin Of k'
William among the ayes, on the motion to Ia
on the table the bill authorizing he State
guaranty to certain bonds Of the James Rive
and KanaWha COMPANY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-04-04

A Washington correspondent Of the Bal'iuof
Sun says, that the "e1culpalion VI Mr.. Buchandl
from lie suspicion which some persons had q
,ertained or Ieigned, that The treaty with MeIic,
was diyulged by him, is complete"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-04-04
VI
Plaintiff

IN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Rules held
i Clerks Once of the Superior Court OF Gnsna,.
for tho Richmond Circuit, tho seventh day oireo'uN'
1919 plaintiff:
Henry Holland,
against De1sndan,I
The defendant above namvs |" 10 The az, 4
appea, ,atv and .br rules OF this Court, and II %appeanptt
hv s,r isfsc,ory evidence that he is no. an inhahiianua
his Commonwealth II Is ordered, tnat me ,aia a,., y,
~ =, 40 annear here, at the rules TO be held for lne !.
Hn,,r, on Inc 6rst Monday In May next, and an's.
IN. bin Of the plaintiff; and that a copy o this ofds, !,
e"1bwitb inserted tn some newspaper rublisnea ~.
civ of Richmond for two months suecessiseiy, ~ i.
,."ss,.d At the front door OF the State Court houss, 10 :
said city. eopy-ie noopors ck
Mach 7-sW2m X. HOBEhIS' -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-04-04

Mons. de Ia Forest, the French Consul 10 New
York, has received instructions from the Pic.
%vlaional Government Of France, continuing hin
in The pos, he has filled so long and so accep..
.LIr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-04-04
10 Ali, WHOM 1T May CONCERN

III ALL WYNN Ii VIA w. p,,,
uIAKE NOTICE, that I intend TO apply 70 zoe % /
i OF Virginia for new certificates Of Stock In n.'
a certificate Of FIVE shares new Stock OF said Sa'.sL
the name Of John Robertson, Of Cu!pep-f, 10 il
dated l7th August, 1916 and OF 4 e~efilhca's m,,.
shares Of Stock In said Bank. In my name, a. AZ.
tralrlI or John Robertson. deceased. No. 5,isl .GTl
18th January, 1873; aud. also. 20 The farmsrs' s'p e..
Virginia, for new eeridea,es Of Stock, 10 's 10 WIZ I
3lst july. 1916. No. ., 2n9, for i've shares; Of Sn y,
1917, No. a,ass, let four ' ,nd =. i a1ns ~n isas. H me ;
Transferred F.S,ns1s' i SIN ' snd Of 18th July. IaIs, No. asi
twv sha1.sEaII 10 the name OF John Robertson. ans
e%sridea.s ofsioek in !, said I fa ana,. IN b 'ap ua % a.
81, a,iY az John Robertson, deceassonmo rs
a %,n,s'i% described certificates Of Stock in sald psna g, 4
aoot Sssn lost BY me: And all persons are he,sSs t..ii
an 10 show cause why now esrtihcates sRTsOs.
not be issued. shhhn ,n,,.on. deessssi'
Charlottesville, March 81, lS4S@~e~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-04-04

In passing the store OF Messrs. Deane
Brown yesterday, we saw large and handscr
pieces of slate for roofing purposes, from I
quarry Of r. C. Nicholas in Buckingham. "
re fer 10 the advertisement
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-04-04

UThe Lexington (Ky.) Observer, r,s,rt,
Mr.. Clay as the mos, available Wing candidate
for the Presidency.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-04-04

The Democrats Of New York have nomiDa.
led VIM. F. Havermeyer as their candidate III
Mayor. Admirable selection.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-04-04

THE NEWS VIEWED COMMERCIAL
LY.-The New York Express Of Wednesday
afternoon says:
Our merchants are now In possession OF their
letters, and are greatly relieved from the anxiety
they were in. All seem TO agree that CONNER
cial matters were in better and sounder state,
both in London and france, than was a%ntlcIpa-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-04-04
THE BALL SErIN MOTION

A Convention OF The llth Electoral Di,-.
was held in Winchester on The 23d March. ca,
Blue, President, J. B. A. Nadenbush, Vice o,
sident, and J. w. Beller and J. c. Bowers.
cre'arie'. Eight names were reported by a ca.
mittee, of which w. G. Singleton was chs;,.,.
as delegates and alternates to the Dem yc,
National Convention at Baltimore, and thev :,
unanimously ratified by the Convention. il !.
following order:
Col. A. Rieser, of Page, delegate, and G.,
Morgan johnson, Of Warren, alternate.
Col. James Castleman, OF Clarke. de,.,,.
and Col. J. P. Riley, # frederick, alternate
Charles Blue, Of Hampshire, delegate. an. D
c. GusIin, OF Morgan, alternate.
Col. J. B. A. Nadenbu>h, of Berkeley d.v.,.,
and A. J. O'Bannon, Of Jefferson, alternate
The Winchester Vireinlan says:
"rhe work is vel done. The gentlemen a. .
delegates and alierraies) designated TO hl h. H.
notable, responsible and highly imrorar, M.
confifed 10 them, are all true Inc : N.
Aielding Democrats"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-04-04
A Washington letter in the New York Sun

says:-
The Presidcur has made The following appoint
mems: Charge d'Affaires 10 Rome, Dr.. J. l..
Martin, now Secretary TO The Legation in Paris;
do. to Guatemala, John Applslop, now Chief
ClsrK Of the Department Of Stale; do. 10 Bolivia,
Elijah Hise, OF Kentucky; do. 10 Ecuador, VAN
hursh Livingston, nov an Appraiser in The New
York Cusium House. v. Livingston has moi gel
accepted his new SITUATION. and in case Of his le-
s%,ena!ion i. will probably be given 10 MI. Chas.
Eames, the junior edi,or of the Union.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-04-04
IC~orrcspondente of The Richmond Enquirer.l
WA>HIsdros, SATURDAY, ArRIL l, 2. NJ.
SENATE.

The Senate did no, sill 10 day, having yesIer'
day adjourned over to M lnnay nexl.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
After The transaction OF some unimporanl en
siness, the House, o. motion OF Mr.. Rockwell,
of Connecticut, resolved itself into a committee
Of the whole, fMf Cooke in The Chair,) and
took up The Pfivate Calendar. The bill for the
r,liet Of Thomas Scors was discussed several
hours The commihe~ finally rose and reported
he bill 10 The House. Tnc qurs ion on he pas
sage # The bill was decided in the affirmative;
and then The House atinuinsd.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-04-04

the Senator from Illinois, (Mr. Douelass.) II had
been his ~in'ention 10 propose the first Monday in
April, tor III: consideration OF the resolution, and
he now desired his motion TO be so modified.
Mr.. Foote replied to some of he remarks OF
Mr.. Calhoun. The people OF This country, he
believed, had made up their minds, and there was
no reason for delay. His principal object in ris-
ing was 10 refer 10 the tact that The organ in this
city of a large political parry, had openly declar-
ed against this mo7ement-this struggle tur free
dom-and in favor OF the government which had
lust been overlhrown. And there were Senators
on lhi. q ,or-high in standing, and whose opin-
ions possess great Influence whose
course was in consonance with the views so ex-
pressed.
The Senator from Kentucky (Mr. Underwood
had declared that the efforts in Europe 10 favor OF
liberal principles had failed in every instance
He was prepared 10 controyert that statement, and
TO show, fro n hosiery, that il is entirely errone.
Gus that The march OF liberal principles IN Eu.
rope. since 1850. has been ~s,eadily onward.
M. Underwood (Mr. Foole giving way eI-
planned that be had not intended 10 Stale that the
political condition of the people OF Europe had not
10 many instances beer improved. He had only
intended 10 say, that every effort to establish re-
pablican governments had tailed.
Mr.. Foole expressed hrmselt gralifed a. ne
exclamation, and concluded vi b urging rmh."a.-
ate action on The resolution. To hesitate was 10
destrcv iorevercthe effect produced BY the course
Of our diplomatic representative in France
Should We show 10 the world that we are un-
worthy OF such a representative. who had only
imira ed The example OF Mr.. Jefferson when he
was there7 He (Mr. F. vas prepared 10 sustain
our Minister, and he regretted that any SEMI.
men,s OF an opposite character should go abroad.
Mr. flanagan said there was a question OF IN
dividual liberty more .lasrly pressing upon heir
attention than This case OF public liberty, which
they had abundant time to discuss. He moved,
therefore, that The restitution be passed by inioI-
mally, and that he Senate proceed to the consi-
deration of executive session. Agreed TO. An
executive session was had, and the Senate ad-
%journed.
Mr.. vinion, from The committee of WAYS and
means, reported the Loan Bill and the Senate
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-04-04

BILLS PASSED.
bill prohibiting free negroes, slaves and mu.
lattoes from raising, owning, or carrying dogs
with TEN, in Matthews county, was passed.
A bill concerning the Milit a OF Highland and
Doddridge counties was passed.
A bill concerning'the Richmond and Peters
burg Railroad company was passed;
a bill 10 authorize a por ion OF the trust fund
held by Jane, B Terrell, for the benefit Of Pie.
ty Dunmap, to be invested in real estate, was
passed;
A bill TO incorporate the Fredericksburg man.
ufacturing Company was passed;
A bill TO incorporate the Rappahannock water
power company was passed;
A bill 10 amend the act entitled an act, con-
corning the formation of new counties was pass.
ed;
A bill authorizing the sale Of a piece Of land
in Preston county, and application of the pro.
ceeds 10 a school 10 Yves, Union was passed;
A bill 10 amend the ACT authorizing The APP
pointment Of a superintendent, OF The Jacksoh's
River Turnpike was passed;
A bill authorizing the payment OF a certain
sum OF money TO Captain Q. E. Edwards was
passed;
A bill TO authorize the Tailor Of Alexandria
county 10 release certain prisoners was passed
A bill divorcine Susan Palmore from her hus.
band, John R. Palmore Of Missouri, wa, passed
A bill rounding TO Thomas Hill, Jr, deputy
for Thomas Humphreys, Sheriff Of CuIpepel
county, a certain snm OF money, was pussct;
A bill concerning The Alexandria Canal Com
pany was passed.
A bill authorizing Jno. B. Gaskins, his heirs
&C., of Fauquier county, 10 improve the naviga
lion Of Carriers Run was passed.
A bill authorizing a separate election at The
house of Richmond Digger, in Mecklenburg
was passed
A bill TO increase the number of Directors o
the new Shenandoah Company was passed;
A bill au'hariziDs The County Courts OF Jefer
son and Gloucester 10 impose a tax on dogs We.
passed;
A bill to change the place of holding a sepa
rate election in Hampshire county was passed
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-04-04

and passengers, or to make any contract TO in-
demnify the owners of such lines of steamboats,,
packets or stages, not expressly authorized by
their charter, unless they be empowered so to
do by some act Of the General Assembly; and all
such contracts, subscriptions or contributions
shall be null and void, and payments made on
account of such contracts, subscriptions or con-
tributions, shall be deemed, and taken to be a
misapplication Of the funds Of such company;
and the President and Directors, authorizing
such payment, shall be responsible personally 10
the company for such misaPplication, ano all
loss sustained thereby.
And be il further enacted, That whenever, ID
The opinion OF the Attorney General Of The Stale,
any incorporated company shall have violated us
charter, and The interest OF the Commonwealth
shall require lha. such violation be prevented for
the future, he shall have The power, and it shall
be his duly, to institute such legal proceedings as,
in his opinion, may be necessary and proper 70
affect that object.
Mr.. TOMLIN fually, a, the suggestion of Sc.
veraI members, Withdrew his amendments. The
bill was then passed.
Various bills were then read a frs. and Sc
cond lines and ordered 10 be engrossed.
Leave of absense was granted 10 MIR. HART,
of Albemarle, from and after tomorrow.
Leave Of absense was granted 10 Mr.. THOMP-
SON, Of BoIeiouit. from AMI after 10 day.
On motion OF Mr.. LACY, The House adjourn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-04-04

dOUSE VI hEF hcSEN La Nv
Mr.. Vinion, from The committee of WAYS and
means, reported the Loan Bill and the Senate
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-08-14
alamtaur,, aluauR ID.
WaMrfClt.

cnosn tc bcr tettn 6clceAcGun9 cine 2tfts pagrt
puroe mttbe Die Stbuoirettcren in Cen psrlbieonen
Saunfbips, rvrlcbc pper Ses olIsem;nc Shu9rfe nbt
anscncnlmen BADEN, psrpfIihtet, fahttbs anansbmrn
uno in Sang gu fesn.-Dieltm Seftbtc Oct att ufrl:
&C. ptrlamnecn iid Ole Stbubirrttcren ecn S2ieeer;
9atunee Saunibip, eetba Gauntn uno batsn oalTtt6e
anocncmmen, unb aeten eet bierourtb 91atbrbt, haG
Die unkrfbieeliCbc Stbul. @Srftn, in pdSben pcrbin
Sbuttn 9tbaltcn ipcroen, iidb pcramnlin mcrbCn on
ibrsn SthulbduI.rn (ndmlib Gccr9e 9uopi0, ectboer
6irCbe Sbcros SRotssr, an Der STRIDE, nabe Ybllip
g8eetls, Daniel Dsltb, SdGcrstauu, ,6sinrib 6crrs,
Dario Sanner, @su:StraS, Satcb gliauoS uno Slrael
sBestc, I'm 8Gr9cr ais Committee Su bbt1 uuo zen
Iuftra9 81 9rben, mic uno auf ipte Qrt fis Den Shu
9irrftcrtn ibre Shulbduitr G6sr9cten wtlcn-iOic
Sbu;O Ojretttrcn wsroen ilcb psranlc N)ientaaS ben
2llttn au9ut au pauic ron Scbn Mlaotsrrl, iur., in
SRlIrrstarn, 100 bitlfibs Committee sritbt III osorn:
mdrti9 81 fin I'M bre Iuftrd9e oen Gbul: Oirttcren
rcrSuc9tn. Die ShuI6tirftn fbctbsn titb osrianmen
an ibrtn Shubdufern, am Sreita9 9Iathmi,taa ubr,
(Guaut 49, um ibre Committee yi tilocu,-3ur MIN.
Iicbu 3tit fell audi Der 8ou sintS nelcn Sbulbauts
an Den nieberttn @icter rcraucbirf prren nabe bei
&on'iss sRdht. eJames SSeiler, Sec.
81. S.-Dcr lintrrfbretcne fam nic1t uinbin Die
Ginmchncr pcn @icber;S1'd'un9e Saunkbipj frsuno:
fbaft,b 81 crbitttn, hob eeidbe Sctb ibre Sbub6ur
Ull9 uno bitIia Den Sul= Diritfcrsf iesrogtsn mS.
gen, ic ba6 bcdtt ut 9cnStbi9t iino pielc Sdulb6u
fr ;a rrrebttn, uno ben 9dr9crn bpcrc Sartn oufq.
bdrrtn, pdbe 9t9tmpar5 ltbtn 81 ric auf nenl @cts
ruben. s. SS.
auaht Il na3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-08-14
Is gc II . IT,

SCrr Seicbcn Sic bicfe
'reuiae 3eilen in Sbr pieIseIeiensS SIott
einSuruden :
Sa Die @abI nit fdncIIen Shrtten Der.
bel eitst, uno aub f1On inaube Seren oIs
Gnnoicaten fir GauntD Uemter nor ocmSolf
lteben, 70 m0hte it ben Stimmgeber funp
tGnn, ba6 es Der aI9enteins 8unfb unferes
SaualtipS it, bab Col. George &eiper
ucn Qucntaun, iib CTS @anoioat fir oa5
81 ecOrber: Il mt melosr m6hte. :
Gel. 8eiper III Elm alter @inwobur oieIeS
Gauntiss, fdbi9 fur ssmelcae Steue. uno
pilrce ein porlreffIider Sedmte MAIDEN.
cbcrslfacnuaic.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-08-14
Sctrcibet. : 2lmt.

Stn bic frcieu uno unabbdneiaeu Gripdb:
ler YUu Sedba Ganntp.
Srcttnee hno SRitbGr9r:
2fuf9eforoert bur6 biete meiner Sreun
ben bin ib bswc9en woroen mid gursr gr'
wd9un9 aIS @anoioat fir bas
2dbrcibcr Stmt
Der oerfdiecenen @ourtsh, bel Ser nddifen
SttCber @obI anSubietsn, unb eriucbe @ud
baber Tin Gurer Stimmen unb @influs.-
SoIlte i6 erwdDIt fperosn, 70 oufprete icb
Die pflibten oeS 0mtes 9etrsuIi9 nno sur
peIIer 3ufrisoenbeit aus5uibsn.
:. Sebn s.. !Selfridj.
Nu9. Z. nqbgS
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-08-14
Gd,reiber > 2(mt.

Sln Ole frcien nno ntnbbdngi9cii Gripdbley
bon Seeba 6auntp.
Steuhbe uno OGitbdrscr;
Quf9cforcert bnr6 cine 2(nsahi mieiner
Sreunee uno Sefanuten bin ieb bswossu
moreen mid ais Gdnoioat fir eG5 Umt als
Sbreibcr ser Gpnrten,
bel Ser tdbfsn Sctcber @abl anSubieten.
Soate ib fc9thdIib fein cine Msbrbsit Gu:
ra Stlmmen 5u erbaIten, 70 psripre6e Id
Die pflbten oeileIben auf cine inpartbeiiibe
Wslis, unb Weller 3uftieeenbeit aussuiben.
9anisI Sries.
au9. z. nqb8
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-08-14
9Nrptbpllptar ynnpioaf.

Sin bic freicu nno nnabbGngiecn Gripabs
Ter ppu Sceba Sanntp.
Danfbar ftr cine Stimmenmebrbeit Bel
elmer friberen geIe9ttbsit fur obise StelIe
limb auf9eforoert burb cine grose QnSabl
Stimmseber eiefss @aunties, fuble idb mid
peronIabt bsi Der fomlhtnetn @abI wieeer
aIS @aneibdt fur oas
9Srptbrnptdr s(mt
6erporSutretsn. Soute ib erwdGlf iperoen
-uno 9eftbiebt sizes, 70 perfibere ib bic
Stimmsster ba6 baS @ubttum oaourdb
nttts rerlieren wiro-io peroe idb Die pflib.
ten ees lmtes nit pinftIidfcit uno Greue
nnc au9emsinet 3nfris6nbcit ausuben.
9fdtban WfiHcr.
aaeHtallni Jug. z. nqb@
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-08-14
SpGtefte 2fnfnnft, 0riiDte 'S>ei=
inatb S$prrdtb.
SSOblfetler ais tentolS!

"STNISFtNN Wv kAtNtQs
groBe &euoIution in ben prsi6rn Don tro.
deneu 9utern. @ro5eries. u. {. 10.
sSr 9apinnt gluecn eurtb bisfe ienontars 8ranbes
run9
Sas SoIe, e,-ipari,m 2
east es am gasu:gcrt Stcbr anruku uno ktsu !;
bier tSnnen s fir Gin Sbalsr 70 pd tautn, ols e rot
tHrSer Belt 5lrdd fr ausi i'm Stanbe paren. Oieies
1T eober cine raoitatt8 8eranoerne fir ben tecnosrn
Husen bss @elfs. eabt es frdbc onlprshcn uno ben
groeen Sorratb pctlfcitn uno fbSnsn @ttirn
bsieben Die ebsn erSfnet NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. iiub
brut,uta9 icnoer6ar fdr ibrsn NQutb
loter babsn mir cine Get Sattine bic meniorn g2a
rfIcdsn unterpcrfen inb, ipsids psuissns 10 Gents
Die aro rpcrtb iino, aber fdr uno Gin Gisra @sus
perfauft perben.
Sdpsrs @srpicrtst uusetlcidte gInslne. putb 10
Gents an uno Gin @iertd Gent.
Teiner 9ctltibtsr 90. b.
Gins Get Striimpfs, tbr mcbtkd.
DaTcn ciftn prfsrti9tt peiBe toimpcltene 6cf 25
Gents. Sls iino onsfnCbm uno wsrb so Gents eos
Spaar.
Mfuslin &c 9ainS.
Gin gutter artitd ssmsinc, mcbise uno fbtpary nut
IL uno einsn baI6cn Gent
2aoies Standardization psGe. fHAparwunb
lttesns In 9reRsr S9fhSesnbst an SseMsyorfs
Stcbr.
Babies SpIlarS-eaSics fine fran,SEfh h.ptftr.
tiats @rlIars-rin 9utss dliertsnent am 9feusg)0rf
Stobr.
MISUNDERSTANDING, oencine nicSiee unO eots
tin 9cltreifte Qlpafas-su gutsS Icrtmsnt an SSeus
OUrf StObr.
SrimmingS.-Gi olIoantincs Qlcrtsnient ron
fibsnsn Srin9iS ftr Srimnuos fir Drslts, wrblftil
Su prtauftn INN sfen 9jorfs2tDbr.
Stabls6iter.-lO0O Sbndrs 9eaSs--lammt
ensm Orob tctcrirte @urs Sniff, II. fp.-GbsnfaIs
Gin neuer ShN ablerne 8ssts 9a9s, lsbr fbSn an esm
Sfcn=gJprf Stpbr.
Gjute @eui9tsitsn fIr Idtbs bic 6rccsries an Yre:
gent unttr erltcn 8cltsn 81 taukn wdniben.
Sir SdargelS singtouft.-@iIbti9 fir Suders
8dufr. 25 Yfuno fdr Sboltr, esr bette rprItcr es
mails in aacntaun fr iencn 9reiB psrtou puroc. 8ss
fter 9cffee nur 10 GsntS pct Qfuno-C6enalls gutter
fit 8 GcntS. She pcn ocrSt9libr SualitGt, frfb
unp prblfbncdtnc, orn 40 Gents bis 100 pSr pfune.
SpclaTes ron 25 6s so Gsnts bic GjaGcn.
6cipiirSe. - pfsfTer, 2tieiS, gIutms9s, Glrecs,
Mauiarps uRo Gin9er, Spcrm unb elephant Sst, cid:
tir uno bsimacnasbte Scfs.
2(lIs bic ct9e Sitter mtrben tprtlftil srtauft.
Gs fbcint baS ooupt 3irt bes @rttS H lu, ;u toufn
ipc &C AM iptblfrtien taufsn fam. Sails baS Die It
ftt III petIen mir mcloen oaB Gin "gibte Sirrsns uns
fec Nlcttc ii-S4ir taufsn fit GSib uno prrtauftu
pcoer fir G6Eb-llno mir Iino cnthlcGcu bo6 nies
mano mcbker perfaufn lcu ais mir, iclan9e mir bas
gefhSft tstrsibcn.
Sin SSprt ait Sanern.
Gini9c Suautitdt 9onbcsprrbuttsn miro Strlan9t,
wcfdr ber bSltc SRarttprsi6 tc3ab miro, in 8oars
9co cher 6anoel-als: SDellbtcrn, oaftr, Grunotes:
rsn, 9sodrrts GtpfA 8irlben, Butter, @isr, Stbols
Ssit II. 10.
0Sr8rsCGt ben Srt nibt, SfensyorFs sStpbr.
SvasHer uuo .Suber.
alentaun, 1u9uf Ia. n13m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-08-14
NrOfltiiltgttiuit.
SpGtia( Court.

GSraft zines 8sfebts an mid ecridtef, err
% 9dn9en BON bem prefieent @ibtef unS
ben @ebllfS Gdtern Der perfbieoenehGour.
ten pen ssda @aunty. wirb bien,it Nad,.
ribt 9e9ebeti an bic Srieoensridtsr, Gonfat
bel. Surots, 3euset, uno alIe anbern bethel.
Iisten perioneh, caB cine SSeeiaI Court pct
Sper inb Serminsr, @eheral Sieun9, un6
@aifsn9eridt, anbetaumt uno sebalten wsrt
Den foIl, dnfanacnb auf
af6mtags Sef fsfen scptcmber
ndbiiens, um 10 ubr 8ormittaas, i'm Court:
baufe in Der Staot Qaentaun, IN unb fir
beiastes GaufitY, pelbe 5wei. Mcben 6au.
ern fou, penn notbwenbie.
Gs III Gub oaber biemit aebctn an iss
mem Gage ae8cnwdrti9 Sn feiu, NIT @areti
&ous, 4etOros. Snquililions, untcrfubuas
gen, uno allen anoern @tinnernnanI, fotdes
Su poubrin9eti. mas @ursn Iemttrrt jdfdut
ou5Stiibsn; uno oaB dlIe oieenisen, wetbe
ourh 9teeoeniianjsu perbunosn liho gesen
@efan9efie Su ptcfequiren. melbs jsst Oosr
oannim @sfdn9ni6 oeS befn9ten ee6a Gaun.
tp fein m69en, 9eSenudrtis. ffin iolIenr unr
Su prolequIren wie es re6t 1T.
Gctt srbOlts eie 9isYut6tl
GbarieS Sbrie, Sheriff.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-08-14
StCprDer>9 9(mt.

stn bic frcicn nno uuabbGneiaeu Gr,pSh.
Icr spu &e6a Sauntp.
W Wttbdrssr
SD, Der lintcr;eibnete, bictc mid bic.
NIT ais Elm @anoioat fur eas
Necp c r.Sl mt
BON eeba Gauntp, bel Der fOmmenbsn Sc.
tober Wabl an, uno bite sbrerbistish Inn
euere Stlmmen.-Sm SalI meinsr Grpdb.
lung, weree ib mid ifets bsmiben. Die
pfibten oes 4mtss NIT Sreue unb punft.
llhfeit Su oerwalten-unb cure unterliiib.
un9 banfbar anerfsnnen.
9eterSB eioa.
Quentain, 0u97 tiqbM
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-08-14
eei,eeibet. . 2lmt.

S(n bic freien uiic .unabbGngiaeu GrtpGb=
Icr BON Veeba SauHtp.
6reinee uuo S1tbdr5sr:
Quf9emuntert burd cine 9roBe 1nSabI
meiner Sreunbe uno 8efanuten bin i6 be-
po9en woroen, ais @ancioatfhr pas
Stbreibersslmt
bel Der nddfien October .Mabt. uOrsuttstsn.
SolIte i6 70 sIidlid fsin eine Mebrbsit
gurer Stimmen 3u rbaIten, 70 psrfprsbs
ib bic Dem Unite obIesenbe Wflidtsn, 9e.
treu unb panflIi6 ausSuibsn.
Sobn .. 2aipaII.
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