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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-08-30
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mobIsiu9eribteten 8auerci 9eb0rsn. Gs
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IS 1T iibsrbaupt elm fhdebarss @iesntbum
uno Der Qufmsrffamfeit pOn Gouhufi9eu
wobI wertb.
$40. 2-Gin Stritb !Spl;lauS,
9cIeasn in porbefa9tem Sdunfthip. 9rrnSrno
an eano Don @briltopber Wufslman, @e
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9cIe9cu i'm ndmli6en Saunfblp, arcnSeno
an 9anb ron elias @ianp, Qntbcnp Stib.
Ter uno Qnoern, entbaIteno etma 2 2fdrr.
$40. 4-Giuc 2pftc $5pl;lnuo,
aeIeasn in oemieIben Saunfbip, 9rdnSenb
an eano pon peter Sisbl. uno Qnocrrr,
entbaIteno l Qfsr uno 144 9iutbeu.
$40. S-Giue @pttc !oOl;lauS,
oeIeaeu in portefa9tcm Saunicbip, eren
Seno all 9inosr pOn 9enrp SOrcon. Q8m.
Sbmsper uno Qnoere, entbaITeno 10 Udcr
uno 80 &utben.
Gs lit Elm She'll oeS Iieqenbcn Sermo9ens
friber beS periiUrbsnsn Seuben Srerler,
Irstbin pom bsiagtem Saunfbip.
g8u bas Gi9entbum por Dem Serfaufs.
taee in Iu9snftein 81 nebmen winf6t. be-
Iicbe bel Serrn Sitter, weIter auf Dem pla'
PC wGbnt, anSurufen, no man ieoe nGbcre
Qusfunft erfabren fann.
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8ausrei nibt perfauft weroen, 70 fol- iie
oann uno bafeIbit 6TsntIib perIebnt meroen.
Die 8ecin9un9en am Serfaufstase unp
Qufwartung pon
@owi n SO. .SrerIer,
Sonas Srerlcn
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-08-30
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49, J(NWiCd9t.
Die llntsrSeihnete wunftt iebnfubtspoIl
Den QufentboIt ibreS Srurers. SranS 50:
fep6 Oetert, Gin Scutfbsr, uuo @srbcr
fciner Yrcfeiiicn. su erfabren, uuo bittct ea'
Der aue Menfbrnfreunpe, 70 Scmano ctwas
Don ibm peiE. ibr bic 9eminibte NuSfunft
Su ertbeiIen. mofir fc berSIi6 oonfbar lcin
Wiro. Qocrefe:
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-08-30
@e(tQltlaftSs s9(ufbcuna.

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ben unterSeitncten, unter Der Sirma pon
Stlin9er uno Craig, murbe am 6ten 3aa
oeS Ieeten NsdrS nit 0e9snfsiti9cr Ginwiaf
9un9 auf9eI6st Yerfcncn bic an be-
ia9te Strma fbuIoi9 iine, mroen erIubt
an etnt9en Der befa9tsn 9sIeufdaftcr, ucr
Dem eriten Gag Ssptembsr ni61ens, Sab.
lung Su MAIDEN; nab iensm Sage ecbrn
Die Suder Der Srma in bic Since zines
SrieeenSrittcr8 gum @intreiben Iber. ScI.
de bic Qnlprh6e an tsfa9tr Sirma bottn,
beIiebrn ibre &e6nun9cn fir 8aiViouna
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-08-30
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i sS in 9cttn, Yonon crtr Stcbrs
tbtrn, ptrnCn crnitItb auf9frrbCrt plibrn nun uno
ccm 20ltcn Slrtbtr bt bcm ntGricbricteusn onglrus
fen uno 8htietcit gl matcn,-rWts autb Oteirnt9cn,
ctt rrtb in Cen Sudcrn unttr Der Strno rrn Srcrlcr
uno 9Seiler fbuot9 iinn, wcrcEn SbtnfalIs 9ttSttn
8ihti9tit gu MAIDEN, wtnn ie llntrtCn rrirarsn prtn
81. 8.-Dcr lInttribrGttnt fam nbt umbin Den
@iuwcbnsrn ron Sttbcrmotuu9t uuo Der llm9c9cno
itiuT ber;hittn Dout ot;uitattSn, fir Die tbsrct
ntriiteun9 ee rN'ncin bat wibrsnb Der 3tit fintr
8ttrcbun9 rtr Gtfhiftt in sttba @0unh.
Sdmcs 2Scilcr.
81. S.-Sic 8ciehGftc iptrocn frncrbn unttr
Der Sirino prr 8srn uuo SBslcr fcrtGctris6rn oIpc
Ole ltnttrlhritbCncn hcrtb eGnttor n iptrrCn fur
NUc llntsritdeun9 ncmit Nas Yutlitum fie ttbrEn
n,ol. Sic rptrotn iib immtr brmUbtn Die GEiCbdfte
rurb prbtfl psrtaufn uup ifrcn9t lufmrrtiantttt gu
teitrn. Sfcru uuS SScilcr.
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-08-30
9bilaoclpbia, asa.
pier msrbtn snactauft, prrtauft uub pcrt0ufbt
9femc unO s3ipcitcbano< Siitbcr,

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lIr6srEsunasu Der 0rebikbcn uno tatsinlbtn 8af.
tCr; Sntrllurar (aubrnjeilt9c) Stber in ren altGn
unS nclIeren Sprattcn Bidder fir lniprRtdtttt,
orbftbultn uno Gcneinfhuttn 9Herfe ttbr 8rEbc,
tbi,in, Sbrclr9ie, Die SaturtpcniboftGn, YbrCnrc;
aic, tnhlIefltlIt Ybitcicpbic, uno Scfhihtc. @tne
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irecno rincm anbrrn @tatGtment ron eerfsttSn Iuss
cStnuns in bsr Stabt ju babSn finp.
SbreibmateriaIisn, 8linf6uber, Scl9e,
malice, 9upfsrfiibe, SoISfdnitte unc an.
bere Silcer, Seibcn:Siibcr uno piniel,
S(uiirirtt @abtr, autr9ropbcn (Ii9cubanbiss Sdrif
ttn) iGumnrts @abcr aus Fbr frtbcr Belt, tsess ass
trndte uno &c tbri iGbene. Gtorudtt Ydder
3S3 SabrSa 2ttts unS neris latrnfbs @u!aa:
to&, IbSn iGufrirt unb kbr pcbkit. @rie db ftb c
II no bsbrdi dc n, 9ctpJlct:8dtbGr.
Sbtits btr Yitl in piCttn otr crtntacbcn Sprabcn.
MuF in 9rcFer @rfhiSrsnbct
DeutItbe unb Ipanifbs 9dbcr;
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ftblSEEnN) uno OIincrolitn R II d Ct n anp 3 IT,;
ven iteer Qrt.
llCtsrtlctfl omtrfaniitbcr Snoioncr, eiuihliSFlno
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Sreenb Gtwas, fcnberbar ODER frem ,,
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prompt GSicr0t. @dtbcr auf @cteGun9 pcrtir. 8rics
f. mdBtn prrtrfrci cin9cfsuolt pcrpn unp eaS Ssh
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bs bic u toufn uno SrIc bic ttcs Su fcbsn winfbrn
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tin rur fir aoreS 8clo.
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-08-30
.0eue M0frcIe.

4sue SO. 3 MafreIe in 8drrcIs uuS bal
ben SdrreIs, fccbcn CrbaItsn uno Su per-
faufen am SSbr non
Sbpmns 9. SSiIIpu.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-08-30

nScurnat bes Seuats.
,8tthtuF. DC. 19s, bttit,tt: ,,Byttms binEbuib
siis 1nban9sNn nc gcrTmt;cn," murSS mm Erit.
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-08-30
Us Gin frif0cr 9OrratD
5s,SsOD Tuf 9SporSs!

Ser untcrftrirbcue maht Dem YubIi
FUN er9ebenlt bic NnSe9e ooB sr lCrben
$4,000 SUP quite uno auscrIcfcne Soores
an Der 9cba smpfan9rn bat. wcGde er &C.
icnncn III an 8 bis IA SbaIer, uno Qdunel
an % bis 26 3baIer Su perfaufen. Gr la.
oct Sebsrmonu elm. &cg9en, @cijcn. Sa.
fer, gBcIfhforn uno @runobccren III brin'
gen, mcfHr rr Gents oa5 Bufte mtbr
bsSabIen wiro, ais cie QlIentauuer Yreifc.
Jpbn Srcieblcr.
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-08-30
@ Telc9rapDz pDzNa6ri6t.

3ufoI9s reS Snccrpo CHARTERS fol-
cine SrrIammIun9 Der StodbaGter Der
pbilaoelpbia uno g8ifs5baue telegraph.
@sleuf6aft 9cbaItrn msroen, am 9aflbaufe
Don 9ewtS 2ppGc, gu SrpIe5taun. pa.,
auf OicnIiao5 ben 4tcn ndbltcn Ssptcmber.
um 10 ubr SOrmitta9s. UNI eiucn Wrdiiosnt.
Sefrctdr. S6aemcitcr mp Sebn Sircftcrcn
Su wdbIcn. CQu9 l6uq3m)
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GOATS, pants, md vests, made o order.--BARNES &
MITCHELL would respectfully gentlemen that
opened within the last few days the extensive and
FRENCH Engsh and American cloths,
have before been brought this Market
and fashionable
OF moderate will please the
closest and economical buyers As IL their purpose in
particular branch this they
would earnestly all gentlemen in of good and hand
ORDER fashion
able their variety before buying,
taiors point cutting good workmanship, equal
in city And they will, guaranty satisfactory
purchaser will expected take goods
They only few Of the leading colors:
10 pieces very superior and rich black French cloths Of Baou
SmOni's manufacture
10 pieces French English woodyed cloths which
we made cost from $40 10 $40
pieces London smoke and olive brown cloths much
in frock and sack coats
pieces olive and fashionable shades green do
-, 2 do caret coored do
y do French English blue a variety shades
do dark grey do
Also, cadet mixed
Beaver coats every color
quality Also tweeds and Pesse
coats.
IN CAssIMEREs.
pieces French doeskin Bnjou smons make,
article and will be sold 20 per cent less than former
prices
pieces Of
ionable them plain and changeabe brown,
monsc, drab, grey, and other fashionable colos.
Also, and other coiored weeds Of every quality and STYLE
IN yESTINGs.
supply superior and than
Lkee beautiful silk, Madras.
every description very
Best quality kid gloves, Incrino, cashmere, &c. do
Meno and ambswoo socks suspende and every other article
usually kept in line for gentlemen's
Between 9Th and 9th streets, Penn.
Sept Is-3taw3wf
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Proposals for Coal.

Navy Aorsr's oryor, Washington, Sept Is, ls4s
CEALED proposals will be received this Office (eDdorsed
y posa for coal until u O'Clock 5 day OF October
furnishing and delivering all expense
United States, Kfey Maine 700 OF
best quality Cumberland lump coal.
Said coal be suitable be delivered
dry place places
inspection
rected the thereothe computed 220
pounds and the whole quantity be delivered BY o OF No
sember
Approved suretes twice the estimated amount
set forth The form Of The contract viii be required No
be made until the whole said shall be delivered Every
offer must be accompanied by awen e responsible
fhe be certified BY navy agent
Official person, agency
the offer be accepted, bidder bidders will days
siter the post Office
same, sufficient surees
coal asrceaby % the specified In
which may be embodied In the The law Of August
such guaranty.
Bidders particularly cautioned above
required that be distinguished
order their being before
Offers not made IN strict conformity with this advertisement every
particular, win be rejected Those
accepted will be duly nohed and forwarded
delay.
Persons offering directed designate the post through
which y desire 70 be addressed and the navy agent 10 whom
shall be for
Sep l6-dttthoct j. H. LATHROP, Navy Agent
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formed me that he in charge Of the Eugene p that
but had given IL; that he then repeated the question
whether he resigned the charge 70 him, and that the
carried out The anchor the larboard bow where there
was deep water. and hove TAU, upon the cable that
quarters there was only between five and feet water;
the rudder was fast the vessel humped some,
medasy ordered her to be shened by placing the star
board bower anchor The launch, cong much chain
with such articles oil deck as Were heaviss also fsa
my gig and cutter from the deck The loneboat OF the
to eceive any hing being yey leaky Il now about
midnight Of the iSh. The pilot Informed that the
tide rising, and keeping the miensest strain upon
the cable, in which broke the sarboard arm OF the
wndass, the bow OF the vessel gradually came round
me he had already hove the bow roand about two
points that when he went on board, the vessel was
heading southeast half south BY little and little,
brought the bow round 70 east half south The wind
from the eastward All this time had been attending for
ward the arboard bow, but going all, observed, by
the light OF the moon, which was now well up, the rocky
and EYER % ne "a d fore soad
where The water ltnow occurred to me to send
everybody IN ne vessel forward on her nowspr. ana b
slide OIL the reef The effect was favorable, and we i'm
o s ~ we sa
gained and perseverng IN this plan, by degrees we sue
her q s as Ss
could with the cable that was out we let 90 Of her
had ali this me BEEN caught under rock 20, clear
proving that the stream anchor was still some distance fur
hef on mention ms % snow whal kna q Doom aere
lying Just the nodhsrn edge OF the reef Ell Rzo"
her and sarboard side resting The reef with deep
from her larboard main chains forward The bot
tom rocky, the bottoms Of all these reefs
Leaving the Eugene anchor returned my vessel,
and daylight got under weigh, and went round and took
her Ia tow, and towed her up my anchorage Sacri
licos, where arrived at noon on the l7lh.
Here follow lin the National lntelgencer) copies Of
the original letters, in French from M Poussin and M
de Tocqueville translaons OF which have already ap
peared We regret that have not for their in
sertionl
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quette. If the French government had complain.
ed OF the demand for salvage, then the legality Of
that demand should have been investigated. and the
Secretary Of State would have been utterly inex
cusable in not advancing some opinion respecting
Commander Capenders right to salvage, in his reply 10
M. Poussin The detention Of the Eugene being the
real injury which the French government complained Of
the claim for salvage having been abandoned, ihe cir
cumsiances Of that detention should have been asce
tanned by legal evidence. and some effort at least should
have been made to satisfy the French government that
the detention was not violation Of the rights Of French
citizen. Every candid mind must perceive that Mr. Clay
ton has made great blunder in submitting the letters and
statement OF Commander Carpenter without comment or
explanation to the French minister blunder which can
not be excused by the subsequent opinion Of the Attorney
General that the Of the Eugene Of salvage
The conduct of Mr. Clayton, in this behalf is we think
ndeensible and have not doubt that the successor
OF M Poussn will with instructions to renew The
demand for the censure OF Commander Carpenter lfso
the position in which the Secretary OF State will be
placed cannot but modification 10 the country h
hardly to be supposed that Mr. Clayton is too ignorant
to perceive the bunder he has committed Indicating as
il does Disregard Of his duties to his government as
well want OF diplomatic etiquette; nor is il to be
believed that his difficulty with the French minister was
not occasioned by something behind the curtain We
regard the dismissal Of M Poussin as personal as well
as national maiteras sprnging somewhat from per.
sona feelings, and not altogether from national consi
eratons. His letter OF the 3Oth Of May, though not
couched in those terms Of formal poeness which diplo
masts delight to use, does not to us OF sufficient
Importance to account altogether for the conduct Of the
Secretary Of State AT another time may speak more
fully upon this point
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ADAMS a CO.'S CALIFORNIA EXPRESS.
~ ~ $3.50 Sa&&sk

TuiE subscribers respectfully give notice that they
have extended their express California will
parcels packages specie, &c. &c San Fncisco
isthmus OF Panama, by for Chagres, sending
through each trip, who will take charge Of freight
tend person 10 lis immediate delivery Letters will also be
ceved and forwarded Valparaiso, Caao, the
wch islands, by sailing tom New York Chagres
Our first will leave Nep York SATURDAY 18th
tember in the EMPIRE CITY, under the direction Of Mr.
d. H. Haskell who has for several been voraby known
the public clerk Boston Office, and who has been
ted reside San Francisco and have
Of business there.
ADAMS Co, Is Wall street, New York.
g /" 10 Chesnut street, Philadelphia.
" l62 Baltimore street, Baltimore.
-. Pennsylvania avenue, Washington
Sept T-eodtl4th
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william A, wheeler a Co.

DEG inform citfzcns Washington District,
that they have established branch Of their New York
Tits city Pennsylvania OF 10Th where
hsve full and complete Stationery,
Of American, English French, and German manufacture They
vito particular attention their stock Of FANCY AND ONA-
MENTAL STATIONERY, ENGLISH ILLUMINATED BIBLES,
TESTAMENTS, AND PRAYER BOOKS and beg 10 say that
from the facilities they importing their goods direct from
the manufacturers abroad they enabled offer inducements
purchasers be found any other this city.
seut Inf
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CARDo. Z. X. PEcK win practise The courts Of the
~ District Of Columbia and prosecute claims different
departments and before Congress- lie tenders
20 United States attorneys and marsha and Uni
ted States conhaving had experience Treasury Depart
reference claims such officers All cotnmu
nicatons should be postpaid.
Office, y street, between l3th and l4th
INTEL July 96-d&cply
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nv nc. >. WRIGHT, eeors.to,v..

TRUSTEES SALE OF THREE-sToRy BRICK HOUSE AND
LOFTY Of deed Of trust dated the 10th day Of Sep
tember sf7 land Of
~, shall SELL Of premises the 10th october
next O'Clock, ms Of lot 90 IN The original plan Of George
c. west side OF jefferson street, The three
story brick house thereon. Terms cash. In bankae funds
Sept 19-dt n. 3. WRIGHT, Auct
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General Agency.

L. LEWIS, attorney alaw formerly OF Virginia,
~, several years clerk In the Adutat Generals Once Washing
his friends,
the collection OF Their dues from The government
(Ehe widows and cdrcn OF soldiers who died in MEXICO
entitled 10 a pension,)
Al CLAIMS especially Of Me1ico viii be
purchased al fair cash price, be pressed for ciaian
through any o. the departments with The utmost despatch He fiat
himself tAi his residence Washington,
the Adjuant Generals Oce his depart
ment and HE experience viii afford great speedy
adjustment OF all business eonhded o him
lie respectfully fefers all the members a
Virginia, aud The Hon John " Mason, Richmond, Val Major Gen
K Jones, Washington city.
"li affords great pleasure recommend Major Lewis
gentleman well qualified 10 attend 10 the above
ar JoNEsp
Any editor who win procure good his vicinity can pub
sh hi. notice 10 the amount of ", and send hs bill
Aug lO--3n y. L.. LEWIS,
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New Fall and Winter Goods and FASHIONS.

ANE TUCKER merchant iaors Pennsylvania avenue,
~ this day received direct from New selection,
fashionable and beautiful stock Of French and English cos
beres, and vestnR approved shades
patterns together with rich varied lot Of genemens furnish
ing articles superior figured silk cravat suspenders,
h collars gloves, handkecefs robes Sc 49, 20 which they
very respectfully invite The Of eif friends and
fellow citizens L. T. regularly IN receipt Of TIE latest Paris
and Lendon fashions. Sep 2o-3nw3vif
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EPISCOPAL HIGH SCHOOL OF VIRGINIA.
ne Diocesan school, near Alexandria, Rev. E.
Dalrymple, Rector.

THE merit session q this institution win the second
"Wednesday (2h) OF September,
object Of the school educate youth thoroughly
ciplespepare them the classes college,
duties OF life The depart
en Of languages and science and The eaies, pains ken
competent instruction In branch Terms $40 session.
payable annually in advance Parents sending pay
Ss0 each. Bedding so per session
The number Of limited IS
send sons are requested % give early notice. that places be
served for them All who entering school
esy requested 70 themselves psncua ne fret day
the session Application Cor admission and further information
addressed 20 the Rector, post Office Theological Seminary Fairfax
county, Virginia. Aug e-aaw6w
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(0AHDING.-Nfrs. GtI.ACER having commoiious
house recently Andrew Hoover
Pennsylvania avenue nearly opposite Browns Hotel
MEDIATE several families and single gentlemen with permanent
temporary board.
Sept 2l--3tawsw
1nfE Mother Medical Guide 20 the Treafnsent OF
the diseases Of children, pussued with safety
apendeniy q professional advce, BY Drs Smith and Bradford
One pocket vouine-2k cents.
seFb FRANCR TAYLOR
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ExTENsIvE SALE OF STOCK, FARMING UTENSILS,
THY HAY AT AUCTiONon "Wednesday, the o6,h instant
SELL residence Of Mr. j. Williams, the farm belonging
TO Mr. n Clark adjoining Dares
HARDWOOD, and Chew, near The Adephia Mills Prince Georges
county, miles from washington,
miles Baaepybms commencing 10 O'Clock, rsi
rate assortment Of the above, viz
q head Of good work horses
70 do cae consisting Of yoke Of oxen, mich cows lot OF
hogs, &c.
Yyo barrels corn, corn fodder, straw &C
w tops prime timothy hay
wagon cpfpsIl, and ox-caus
Ploughs barrows, cultyafors
In short all other hrminr reousf,cs aL
Terms OF sale All OF and credit
Of three and six months SATISFACTORILY
ferest GREEN A TAH'rFT.
Sep E-cod&ds Auctioneers
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regardless OF my own safety am weary OF fe a.
now behold the line cdfcc Of my oounts freedom and
enemies, but by on brethren IL not, then cow
ardy love Tor existence that my Departure but
~, s s yo hss become %
ted Temesvar Is in OF complete dissolution
You, General placed hors de COMBAT eorgey is the
still exsts. and he aeora that wA longer OBEY,
govern impored him W remain all events, patriotic
and faithful To his country sfd cededto him my place
AtthIs moment am merely simple cizen, and moth
ing havc been TO Lugos 10 ascertain the Of
affairs, and learn what could be done continue the
struggle found the corps Of General vecsey Ia good or
jlearB dlssoved Descof and KmeH declared that
their army would light any longer. but would
andwe Obliged feed by requisition-a miserable
which renders the people our enemies The bank
transferred 70 Arad is In the hands Of Gcorgey am
near Lugos houfs, IL is In want OF Everything An
my may provide for s existence by reouistion An an
myself shall consent Of violence against
any people am ready TO them at the sacri6cc
OF my lie, but to Cypress iem--never.
You general the present IL
could sign ysserday, and the reins of ooer
Today II the nation and the army decide Otherwise Il
different; but the army OF Georgey, the baves OF ALL
should give It's II IL do not, remain simple
citizen, and such shall operate, passive
~, In Of erorsm OF destruction, OF page Of
re9uistion, and Of oppression towards the people.
II tbe army OF Georgey summon 20 nespfne powerful
succeed IN executing some operation in order 70 secure
supplies for army without having 70 acts Of
oppressiont the bank shall be free operate, and al my
the nation, and shall the government II not
will do For me- war 10 not the object
possibility o. Obtaining that object Yin not consent 70 the
continuation Of the war merely foe the sake OF carrying
advise you, then, as good citizen and ss man
people fof the sovereign power only dispose Of the
gove rnment Send couriers TO Comon and 70 Peerwsr.
dsp summon them, and secure the coopeaton Of the