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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1849-02-24

Los AsGELos. CALiroRSfA. Aug. ls45..
This may Gently that tbe undersigned is fully
convinced that Signor JOSE D'ALvEAR was the
FIRST dscoyerer Of the Gold deposits Of CaliInrns,
and that this discovery was made by the aid OF q
Magnetic instrument called the GoLDoMETERs
which have seen successfully applied to Tie dis,
coyery of vein. Of Gold ore, in places where no il.
dcatiois That substance appeared upon the sur.
face ot the earth -
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1849-02-24

D-NOTICE.- Notice is hereby given
H that there win be petition presented to the
commissioners Of Monroe county. at their mex,
ssssio., praying 70, review on the road surveyed
from Antioch through New Castle. 10 intersect
shs graded road isading from Sunfsh to Woods
eld, saidre to commences at the Street in the
town OF Antioch opposite Mitchell's store; thence
the nearest and best way To- ntersect the road lead.
ings psst Jacob Maring, between said Marngs
house and Samuel Jones east line; thence,to ia
cob Huffman's stable, Shines saw-mlll, Samuel
Edd,'s J,seph S. Abbott's. Benefits. Coens.
and William Myers to intersect the road near
Isaac Mitchell : tobacc houses thence to the south
west corner of William Myers land; tbence to
the centre the streetai the west endn the to-
of New wyCs-tie; saidroad to not exceed 5. de-
Rrees above the hurizen, except the New Castle
bill, aud tha, not to exceed degrees.
Feb e. 1919 -
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A TTACHMENT.- AT my ins.4,nr, a.. At
IA tachment was this day issued by Henry Ma.
son, Justice Of the Peace Tor Centre township,
Monroe caunty, against the property and effects
of Thomas Yohn. "a nonresident Of said county.
Dated this l2tl, day IF January, A. lSl9.
JEREMIAH H1Ll.lSTER,
Jan 90, lS49. Agent for John Huli.ter.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1849-02-24
Daniel III Wire,

n TTQRNEY and Counsellor atlL law, and
A SoIlsl.gr in chancsry, WeodsfsId. Msnros
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1849-02-24
UHoxD NOTICE. Notice /. hereby give,

D0AD N0TICE.-Notice is hereby given
! I1<Jshst petition willbe presented TO the com,
Inssioners cf Monroe county, Ohio, al their March
session A. D .lSl9, for review ofsa county
road co,nmenciug at the Washington county line,
Sa or near the land of David Cline. in Washington
township, in said Monroe county; thence on OF
nssrthe old rasj; (said road being Sc oblitersted
by high water and other causes as not to besr,w
found) ihence TO tobacco house on the lands of
Joseph Lucky; thence by the shortest and bee,
rout to intersnct the Marietta road, near Thom.s
pian's barn in Washington township. in SAID
county Of Monroe. MANY PETITIONERS.
. Feb 3 l6ly, az esst{t Is.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1849-02-24
nRY GOODS AT Wholesale

" SELBY, AGNEW 4 SWEARlSGEN,
WHEELING. VA are now receiving their fall
slocknf Dry Goods for Jobbing. comprising very
large and desirable assortment, adapted TO the
country trade, bought at The presentvery reduced
prices, 10 which they respectfully invite ihe alien
ton .of tmerchants; being prepared 70 offer great
i,tinc emenis,a W.. Z. y :. !. sept 30. lsls,,s
MALL GOODS Blythe PIECE. --TALl
IL AANf& DEi.APLAIN, Wa Il ELiNG. VA,
are nav receiving their IA LL Stuck, DE DIR
GOODS, Tor y obbng, land will be prepared from
sliis aime Oulsto supply their customers and ner
chants generally at the Sedson's nnasusiiy lou
prtcssal ~ y "a bgs 20 pH s.oi 81 sept 23 n
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1849-02-24

OR GOLD SEEKERS GUIDE!
Sgnor D'Aivear has just arrived at New York.
from the Gold regions OF California, by way Of
Panama, Chagres. and New Orleans, bringing with
him very large quantity Of Gold ole, valued at
nearly one million Of Dollars, which he collected
there, long before the existence of the Gold mines
became known to the residents Of California gen.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1849-02-24
CALIFoRNIN GOLDM!a

Signor DAIyear's GoIdometer !!
THE GOLD SEEKERS GUIDE!
Or The ART OF FINDING MINES OF
GOLD, SiLVEK.s IRON. LEAD, COP
ts aa PER, COAL. AND OrHEa ~.
iYinBos d MINERAL RICHES. p,f,.
The first dicorery of Gold in California was made
by DON JOSE D'ALVEAR. an eminent Spanisi
Geologist, Chemist aud Natural Philosopher, by
means of newly invented Magnetic instrument
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1849-02-24

Ins oest .,lecnuncniP"ps' m nc,,0o,tl.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1849-02-24
FkOM HON. JUDGE WILLIAM aRJR,E
W. Late Post Mast,r 0f Cincinmafi.s 3 ,g'

,,, y. 81 1S1f'S.1sN ATT NuKusI III fIS3 Il,1r
Inc statement of Justice Finch 10 ent lie 10
the fullest confidence ot the public Ica,f N
corr"horate what he has said, haviax use I NJ
medicine myself with-ihe most decided benz I
e-sl n IL ?. tsel. WILLIAM BURkk.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-01-12
THE WINGS AND SLAVERY.

The Wings proper are Just now IN deplora
hIe dilemma. In The North, they are trying to
back out from The consequences Of that abolition
excitement which Tor years they have been The
most active TO applaud ard encourge-in the
South they are trying 10 recover the ground they
are charged with having lost by combination
with the fanatics OF other sections. For IN.
stance, after such papers as the North American
and such politicians as Fillmore, have written
and talk. d Of Southern arrogance, till the walls
nj wrath have been exhausted alter they have
encouraged and aided the wild projects Of the
GidJings and the SHADES all at oHcc, when they
see where the curren, is leading then, they
shrink back with horror from the consequences
of their insepsate policy, ard cry aloud 10
the Democrats to help them out OF the scrape =
The Norm American, OF Yesterday, gives The
ba;lino-sien of distress in its cadine at &C OBJ
iec,iue 10 and depreca,iDe Southern Conyen'i3r;
ard il talks as slibly about the Union, and Ihc
inheritance OF preserving il, as II had mol oeed
f,st and foremost in The enumeration. Tor some
years of the irost mschievons sectional toe
irines. The position of the Southern Wings IS
ouile as significant. They, 100, are anxions 10
h ,aped from tier o,on poi'fcai fricnds-lo re
sheltered from The consequences ni Their Own CO.
.I;,;on,-to he protected from the Storm which
mioht have been alaYed il they had Listened u
the voice of the National Democracy tney VIII
be too glad II The Democrats Will only iena
hand and help them gu! OF Inc d'hcuH!es oy
which they are cncompassed. The picture is one
thai might be elaborated. We have gwen lhe
outline merely.-[ PennsyIuds'an.
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welcome every aggression, shc should act at
once, calmly but resolu,ey. We hope 10 see
the resolutions pass the House TO day.
LYNcHBuRG AND TENNESSEE RAILROAD.
w. 49,. -, L., II. tio,s ~ uiy.. me a:,pnII.I

LYNCHBuRG AND TENNESSEE RAILROAD.
We have mol had the time 10 give me a;ienIl'n
we desired 10 The interesting publications which
have been put forth in support oil ms Important
work, whose success must developc me immense
resources Of the Wes., To be poured INTO the lap
of The Easr, aud connect By the strongest bancs
the dis,an! portions OF the Old Commonwealth
Our do tine has been, and still Is, that. instead
OF wasting The pubic moneys 10 dno'es upon
little local Improvements which are Carried
through by og.ral!ing. and which cgnier Oui
little benefit upon the Sale al lafse-sreat lines
OF communication should be completes through
The Stale from Eas, 10 Wesl, which would bene-
fl the West not more than Inc East and unite
The old Stale 10 interest aad feeling, al time
when il becomes Virginia 10 look u her own
safety and independence. Construct these sr' al
lines, and he smaller Improvements will make
themselves, and The STATE, we truly believe, pay no
more Than under the present sysem. With these
views, we have regarded win Interest the KALI
road which will connect Us with the Tennessee
line and give an onteI 10 the South Nest-Gne
OF me most yaluaOie regions ~ TIE Did s. "Ht' iii
VT view the nalurs! fertility OF the soil or The
rich minerals with which lis mountains teen.
From Inc interesting report OF General y. G.
Clay President Of Inc Company, and he esti-
macs Of The Engineers, Mes.rs. Dimmock,
Ptcvos; and SlDtorj, by whom the whole route
was surveyed, zone can but bs struck with The
fact, (says he Lynchbarg V'rsiaiAn) that,
through country s. rough, ami across noun
lains 50 formidable, such easy grades are a, all
times commanded"
The following frcapiIulaii5n u Tie sarTeys al
The three divisions is i2sruc i've:
From Iynchburg to Rig
Lick, per Capt.. Dim
mnck's Report s. nj. 1890 y. ssOG,3lO ~
From Bic Lick 10 Grip
pie Creek. per MIR FREE .
vost'a Report S m. 800 t. l,23i,1s7 81
From Cripple Creek TO
Tennessee Line 81 NJ. 1850 II. l,s7o,nb y!
a39 NJ 80 #. 3,3ll ,o25 -
Or per Mile sii,2s9 "
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,y.,.,ox If the Enquirer.

,,,, is published UAlLI SeI theieiy
S.rMI WEEKLY flor the country.) FOR the oaL ~
anu v.n dollars per annun, and al the rate OF esn
S,.asn for shorter terod than one year
40 Ia, mi.W.skiy two dollars per annun, anu I'D ~
ts Co. air pay able in advaneejse &c Ra,,r
..r or ,emtted by mail, post pads OF 81 D'"
ss snnnm nj the end ofthe year;
pei ah"uA TERMS OF apvERTisiN1. ,,.,. of
;. THE DAILY ENQUIRER-foi one I,s and
.a line. or less, first insertion, my W. Il, in
ei1een scs,np insertion twenty-five eenss ,,r,.
o. =, ncs week, twice week, OF 'h'0o
setea 80" seven and half cents. ;,,..n
The sEMl-w EEKLY-onr square . - ,on,inn.
~ - tsss first sertion, 70 cents; io' e"e"
anor, 80 Genus. ,s,rscharred fifty oars FOR thir-
>, g. aud IN that proportion ,Si ndsrs and Auc-
~ Inter lensth-eHcept Lottery senae ,Is mans
OF ,rho are charged oae hundred doiiais paper
ihoa. from distance must he accompanied Saa
'"e.s ~. ay or satisfactory refercnces,to Insure
an dues 10 this office may be rem'eI 20, ~ ,hs
. ~ -. ma available Bank notes, al tue tisn -, ~ 80
III ~ oostage II all letters beng pGid " ue
~. uos,arr II single letter is scarce! ~ 80
r.,,, n ,he winter: IL Is the accumuia''on " ~
-. IN an extensive business, whleh ope'"
sar,ous tar uraa iae .'':t"fs.l - ,,s country
- All Obituaries and Marriages from ID. =, III,
wa.neyrr the parys handwriting Is uhhn MN II The
q ne. must br authenticated by the ~ M a.
p.tnas,er in the neighborhood, or they wiz ~ an n
h. nub;ishrd F.ver? MEASURE ,hat mas ue oro,s
~ ,nos,tlons and quizzes, has proved heteioao.
p,.,;l;nr We mus, therefore, insist, ~ suen
~ ~. Observation-Disclosures ertiheu by tue n"'.
-. t.ostmaster mrit.en on .he back OF thetetter-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-01-12
LAGOON, no III.

1--we have calculated and reasoned rightly
Tho ,emoyal Of the free lorei population from
The State IS now desirable, and will soon become
ob,oluteiy Necessary. The question then arises
-, !, he done-ought tito be done, and donc
no,,9 We answer ali matively--lt can, ought,
and must be done
They can be removed and settled il Liberia
Remaining here, we hold them Interchangeable
d;sfranchsed and degraded. Can il se doubted,
then that we do our duty, il, when our safety ana
interests REQUIRE their removal, we !lace them
in community Of flee men, themseivco Tree ana
equal, the proprietors in fee slpmlc OF Inc sol
tbey cultivate, and under The protection Of good
laws like our own ia their fa,hcrland. THIS we
NAV do BY providing for their emigration ana
settlement in Liberia
Nv an act 0, the Legislature Of virginia IN
ls33. an appropriation was made OF S9o,ooo TO
hs maid in i've annual instruments for The depor-
,,,ion of The free coored people to LIBERIA
,b;-,y dollars 10 each emigrant. No part Of
his apnropria,ion was ever drawn from the
treasury. because no voluntary emisrants were
10 be found. .-:.,,
Now. ii me Legislature, ins'ead "i f'fciole
removal OF this people, should revive me act OF
1893 making an Appropriation OF S9oooo, or
what would be still better. twice TIA! sun, what
wouH be The effect Would the free negroes
avail themselves of the provi,ianl and If they
should, would lis disbu.se nenls make any sensi'
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SPRING CANVASS.

The Democrats Il ;lonToe as well as ihlsc Of
Montgomery have held meetings AMI appointed
delegates 10 ne Convention a; he Sweet Springs,
on The 22l January, 10 select eauiidae ;or Cor
sress. We trust That the other couries will act
promptly, and Ina, all will % in unedly aud zea
lousy iCr the nominee. Oar frecds in every
district ia tie STATE should conmcnce The work
aud carry i through. No time should be los'.-
Never dit Virginia "ose neei The championship
OF her strongest men
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-01-12

Married on Tuesday morning a'', by me ReT
Mr. Keeler Mr. r srpr B. WArkIss 4 This
c,ty +, Miss CoRssLiA V. Micz'E formerly Of
Chesterfield county.
Mari,d, on tie 81 Of January, BY the Kew ';
" F;iz,stall, Dr.. fREDgaicK w. RoDDsY o,
R,cb,n"n1. 10 Miss hARalsT ~, daughter 70 Of
W., d Jones. Of New store, Buckingham, va
Married, on Tuesday. the 9Th Dec, by The Rev R, ',
Hamilton mcknight, Dr..JAMEs D. C.uLFg,tp
formerly OF R,chmoud, Va, 70 Miss ;';s ANN VAN
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Mod IN the l2:h OIL. .n.. J,RN HILL, OF "a.
rolin inc Formerly Of spo,nygania) in Inc 7Sd
wear Of his age.
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n cHANCERf-IiRoisi.:- AT Rules held in the
Clerks Office of the Superior Court of Chancery for
ne Richmond Circuit. the 9Th day Of November, is4s
Matthew Maury and Ru,son Maury, partners trading
ih- city Of New York, under the firm and style OF
aaury R.oihers, Plaintiffs:
against
William AIaury, Of Liverpool and other Defendants.
The defendant above named not having entered his
earance and given security, according to the act of
Assembly and the rules Of this Court and il appearing
satisfactory evidence that he is not an inhabitaut Of
s onnonweallh, il is Ordered, that the said defend.
90 appear at the rules to be held for the said Court
IN. htsl Monday In February next, and answer the
~ Of The plaintiffs and that copy of this order be
,.rn@ lh inserted In SOME newspaper published in tho
~ ., Richmond, for two months SUCCESSFULLY, and
aid city. fonvwT.sts - '"'
Sosh-ewam P ROBERTS, Clerk.
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~
,,,ue subscfiber thankful 70, the liberal psuonas.
ne has received since he has been IN me ro,
sian Rnsines again offers his services 10 sen =, c,vs
Eia,, Wheat Corn SC. and pledges himsen :, - his
Ma undivided attention TO all business snl,NSrN
.,,, .s...ta. " are house
p;,bmopd Va Jan. 9-cw2m
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Henry chor-y, and another, Defendants.
ri, def-ndan: ahuve named Goi having entered his
s,rac, and gwen security, according 10 the ACT of
as.-n,,y ana he rules Of tins Court, and appearing
H. satisfactory evidence that he is no: an nhab,,aut q:
in. commonwealth il is ordered, that The sad defend
40. 10 oeat "a III. rules 10 be held for the SAID Court,
on tie nv, Mundy in February next. and ans~er,he
a ii the piiG::; and that copy OF TINS Order lie
forthwith inserted IN newspaper punished IN 'hs
/, n Ricnmpnt for two months successfully, and
posted at the lion, door of the State Courthouse In the
slii ry. Copy-Teste,
II Sny ld-rv2m ROBERTS, Clerk.
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IL CHANCERv-ViRGIsiA:-A Rules held in the
Clerks Office % The superior Court Of Chancery for
the Richmond Circuit the 9th day Of November, ls4s
a Samuel Miller Plaintiff:
against
Isaac lelaplaine, John F Delapaine, Augustus
Ciason, and other Defendants.
The defendants above named not having entered
their appearance and gwen security according TO the
Of Assembly and the rules of this Court, and II mp
earring ny satisfactory evidence that they In ha-
baRts Of this Commonwealth, il is Ordered that the
sud defendants do appear the rules to be held for the
"it Court on the first Monday In February next, and
answer the bill Of the plaintiff; and that copy Of this
o-ter be forthwith inserted in some newspaper pub
hcd IN the city OF Richmond, for two months success
v and posted the from, door of the Stale Court.
heasr, in the said city A Copy-Teste
Nov ii-cw2ia r ROBERTS, Clerk,
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~ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AT Rules held in the
tie:s's 0iee ot superior Court OF Chancery Tor
the Richmond cifcuii, t sih day Of November, sS
S,annu, Grady, Plaintiff:
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Clerks Office Of the Superior Court Of Chancery for
N. richmond Gil cult the lih day of November, leis
Joseph Burton, fiahun:
against
Thomas q Sorve, and other o'tendants
The defendant above named not having eh,s'.d his
Assembly and the rules Of this Court, ana appearing
by satisfactory evidence that ne is not an inhahan ~
mi. wealth, II Ordered that Tue Sau
nm, 40 nn.ar al the rules he held for the SAID Lots
ON tr l,s, Monday in February neat, and answer INC
lin ii ,hc plaintiffs and that copy OF tns oIas' pe
,a,ap IN inserted in newspaper pnoiisnea IN VIZ
49,, !, E,chmona far two months successivey, and
posted a. The rcnt door the Safe Courthouse III the
SAID cy. Copy-Iesle, r,r
Nov li-spSin Ruben ., o'eiA.
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- Observation-Disclosures AT Rules held In the
clerks Once Of the superior Court Of Chancery Tor
III. Richmond Circuit, the 9Th day OF November, isio
Charles Osborne, fiaintiu
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yIA..Is " :. :,

The Etamiae- 20 ,~,,rd . cony.
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William Marry, ana other Deiehnah.s.
The defendant above named not having entered his
pnpaance and security, according 10 the act o
Assembly and The rules Of this Court, and appearing
no satisfactory evidence that he IS not nhahant oil
ms Commonwealth Il IS ordered, TIA, the said de-
fcuant appear at the rules TO be held foI th- said
swrr The hi! OF the plaintiff aud tha. copy Of this
order lie forthwith inserted in some newspaper pub
ush4l IN the city OF Richmond for Two months success
bou.e in the said City. a Copy. Teste.
Nav ls-cwm 2. ROBERTS, Clerk.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1849-10-16

GT Die Srlcbensribter nerben onf fol9en.
be Ueroron,tn9 Oct Sourt aufmerfIam &C
macbt, bic felt ben Ipril9isnnsen l845 in
Sraft 1T:
Sn bet Court oer DierteIjahrlieben @isuns
gen &c. BON Serts Gauntp:
Snbem Die 8ranbjurp bon Serts gauntp,
unterfutbenb lei oer Sisuns pieler Court, GEE
balten am liten Wontase I'M April l845, Der
gcult anempfeblt, tpenn es in ibrer Gewalt
GeL cine Serorrmuug an alle Srieoensri6s
ter i'm gauntp 3u erlaGen, Die Don bnen CT:
bsiItbt, einen Seritt bon ibren Inflasen
uno aeriebtleben SuItbrrun9en, ,penistfens
cine QSobe Dor bem 4nfan9e zines eoen Ser,
Minis III MAIDEN, oamit ocr proIequirenoeNn
malt i'm Stanpe Iein mag, bic griminalsSe;
ftbafte fhr bic unmittelbaye Verrihtuma Der
Der Suries 5usnbereiten nno auf bieGe QBei(e
bic Seit uno Die Sslosr bes Solfs seGpaart
merpen ilnb neil bie1e Court obise gmpfeb
lung Der Sranojurp reifih iberleat bat unb
NIT Deren S,pefma6isteit p6lli9 nbereuttitlt,
70 iei bisrmit befoblen,
Sa6 natb bie(em Die DerI6iebenen Srie<
oensrtbter i'm Sauntp einen Seribt BON Den
Hnfla9en nnb aeribHi6en 3nfteberunaen, bic
lte in alien Criminal: @ahen senonmen, an
ben rsputirtsn 8eneral GnipaIt fir DieIes
gauntp 5u MAIDEN baben, IpenisNens eine
1Brbe Dor pem Hnfanae ener jeoen resel.
mi6isen nnp bettiiilteu SiBuna oisfer Court.
llnb es 1T ferner befoblen, oaB cine gopie per
c6isen 8eael, sebbri9 tsI6einist untsr bent
@ieael oefer Court, einem ieoen Sriepens.
rit6ter, Der jest in bisIem gauntp i'm 9lmte
1T, einsebdnot9t weroe
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Ser Geaoin9er
0eutl6e 8Quz8erein.

Das Dirsftorium oislss 1srsins piro mors
gen Nbeno, ben l7ten October, um llbr ieis
ne mcnatlibs 8srfammluns baltsn,am seruSbns
lihsn plase, fir bic 8srifsissrun9 Der monats
lben 9arIsbsn beS 8sreins. .
Ssi elmer befonosrn Isriammluns oss 9is
rsftorumS pafiirts fol9enbsr Ssfblus u. wurs
be sur YubIisiruns bsOrosrt.
HSeiblonsn oaB nab biefsm Der Ssrmn
fir bic ginjablunssn Der MOnatSsebsr jscsSs
mai am 9isnifas Ibsno, Der psm 3tsn Witts
wOdb sinsS jsoen MOnatS peranssbt snpsn fol-,
anIfatt am Gamifa9s, ,pie bisbsr."
Urnolo puwslls, Gsfrstdr.
9sabina, October l6. I'm.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1849-10-16
Npnt NuslanDe.
9ieben Sage fpater bon europa.

giebsn Sage fpater bon europa.
3as Oampfhiff Caledonia fam am l2ten
Oetob. in 8otton an, init Slae6ri6teg bon
liverpool bic gum 29. Geptember.
gnslanb. - Die @tsrblibfeit ourb Die
@bolera psrminoert fteb immer mebr. Sn SIS
psrpool mar Die Granebsit gang bsrIhwunoen.
Dsltreit unb llnsarn. - Sn Ss3us auf
Die 0sIGIaGs oer tarfilben Nssieruns, ole
unsariIhen Sli6tlinse ni6t an Ositreib o.
bet Nn6lano aue5nliefrH bat man ni6ts
S1dbsrss Tfabren, nur oab abermals ein DO,
BET rnI0febsr Offsisr in gontantincpel mar,
iiiii Die GusiieferiiiS berisibeh 5u fcrogrn.
gs unterlisst feinem 3psifel, ba6 fteb bic
6auptanfibrer nod 3u QBebbin in bet wal
Label befnoen, unb es 1T febr rpabrfhein(i6,
oab, 70 balD fe Die sebtriSsn Waittel te1sen,
man ibnen 9ettatten tpirb oas tireifte Ge.
bist gu psrladen uno 81 seben, rpobin fe
Ypollen.
gomcrn bat G6 nod ni6t ibrsebem. -
Hueb febsint nebts wsiter bon Bsbeutuna in
oer Sldbe gomorns SorsefaIlen 5u 1ein, als
oa6 am l3. Sept. Elm Iusfaa Der 8e(asertsn
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