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Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-09-06

Ia dzs III Bsa FOR THE VIRGIN-
a,lISeN CENTKAL RAILROAD-BY THE
e ~ AND MOST coMFoRTABIE RouTE1tpo lines
e. stages from Charlottesville. Passenpers from
g ana LynshSurg staouton and the Viz
charlottesville leave the Junction daily az 81 "A. NJ
ana arrive m Charlottesville by o'clock, where they
Ior dLynch6u1g leave the Junction on Monday, We'd
nesoay and Friday and arrive in Lynchburg to dinner
next X gay without night travel.
d re- from junction to Charlottesville. "a 90
Do DO DO 30 20 Lyuchburg. 90
or tickets, apply to Captain on board the cars of
virginia Central Railroad at junction. $40 "
9. r. MASON, Agent Transportation.
PERSONS gong by this route to the Springs leave Rich
mond alter breakfast, and arrive at the White Snlnhr
On he third day being assured of the quickest time the
E;nd gn travelling, and best accommodation OF every
KING as there are two lines between Charlottesville and
the sprngs Passengers for Richmond will 90 BY the
morning train Of the Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac Company, except on Sundays, when they will
aye 10 take the evening train from the Junction.
Those going North will be at the Junction in time TO
breakfast and take the Northern at o'clock. '''''
G. r. MASON,
rant Hra.,
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-09-06

ID INSTRUMENTS, Repaired and Tuned.-The
subscribers continue in their employ gentleman every
way qualified to repair and tune Piano Fortes Guitars,
Volins, Accordeons, etc.
Moderate charges made for work done.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-09-06
n WHTFTETLI N ~ COM
EQ ulsITIONS.-RICH MOND AND DAT

re VILE RAILROAD CO.-The stockholders
tins company are hereby notified that requsiton Of
~ per cent ON their stock has been ordered by the
board OF Directors, which they required to pay in
lotn DAY Of October and ten dollars per share on
me I3th day OF December nextto be paid into either
the Farmers Bank Of Va, Bank Of Va or to the Clerk
ct the office OF the Company.
otocknolders who are delinquent 10 payment of re-
QUESTIONS already called, are requested 10 make imme
date payment
By order ofthe Board Of Directors.
p. VAN DUERSEN. Treasurer.
T. q D. K. r. Co., August 18Th 1856
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-09-06

EINGHAMS, PRINTS. &c.-Can be found
ment of small plaid Ginghams, do. do Calieoes. Daid
DOMESTIC, Coonade, Counterpart plaid, Bed Ticking,
Apron Checks, Brown Linen, Linen Drilling &C. &C.
when can be had on as reasonable terms as in any
ether house. CHAS. HARTWELL & co.
le II Broad St. opposite Swan Tavern
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-09-06

dolls Varnishes
1000 lbs Extract Loqwood
Ayers Cherry Pectoral
Sands and Townsend's SarsapariIl8
And other popular medicines at proprieors ices
Combs. &c. All Of which will be sold very ,s'' ~
easn Or e punctual dealers the usual credit -
~ 3. PARTICULAR attention to packing And forward
'mg e. 9rdsrs. % pp1MR s? LADD & CO. Druggsss
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-09-06

Egg I14x.s = " SIAO L II EIIS, GKUCER0
IA u COMMISSION MERCHANTS, at N H.
Raglands old stand, opposite the Banks-Keep con-
Wines and Liquors excepted which will be sold for
cash, or punctual customers at the lowest rates
No pains will be spared give satisfaction to those
of Produce. Having a Lumber-house on the Basin
bank, are enabled to store Produce or Goods COM
ing down the canal, free of drayage.
N Fl RAGIAND ir
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-09-06
rNlO Observation-Disclosures

EgLUE LICK SULPHUR WATER.-A
HD further fresh supply just received This Water il
highly etcacious in bilious diseases and dyspepsia and
Is mid, pleasant and cooling aperent, 10 be used to
agents for Its sale in this city, and we alone receive our
supplies direct from the Spring. which we get at Short
intervals so as to insure it in the greatest perfection
e. BIT IS the cheapest mineral water in use.
For sale in barrels and bottles, by
PURCELL, LADD Il CO, Druggists
Jy 10 Agents for Blue Lick Sulphur Water
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-09-06

Booksellers, Statoners and Dealers in Piano Fortes
HUBBARD, GARDNER Il CARLTON,
n a. Agents for the
Hartford Fire Insurance Company, of Hartford CT;
Z Howard Insurance Company, of New York;
Franklin Fire Insurance Company, of Philadelphia;
Insure against losses by Fire on Buildings Furniture
Merchandise, &c, throughout the State, on favorable
terms. All losses adjusted with promptitude.
EH Office No. III west Main street an 2O-tf
A GENCY OF THE WYTHE UNION
IN LEAD MINES.-SHOT.-We have Just re-
eeyed such numbers of Shot have been out Of and
we can now deliver any size wanted.
my l.. d. & w. G. CRENSHAW T. co.
INDIA RUBBER GOODS.-As Agents for the
q Boston Company, the subscribers have On hand or
are prepared to FURNISH at very short notice. all de-
scriptons OF the above goods, at factory prices
FIRE ENGINE AND GARDEN HOSE-all
sizes from three quarter to inches Machine Bands
any length and width, from twenty four inches
STEAM observation-disclosures the best ar-
Gle for rendering steam joints perfectly tight used
Floor Cloths Wagon Covers, Air Beds Tents, Ira
Yelling and Gas Bags Camp Blankets, &c.
Lastly, they would call the particular attention of
Railroad Companies to the patent RAILROAD CAR
SPRINGS, which have been introduced SO extensively
and so generally approved on the principal RAILROADS
both in this country and England.
WILLIAMS & CLAIBORNE.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-09-06
THOMAS ]. GLENN e. co.

EgORTER, ALE AND CIDER.-We have
Il on hand and ready for delivery large supply OF
Gray's celebrated Philadelphia Porter and Pale Ale,
fully packed by experienced hand City and coun-
try merchants will please give call. private tamil
lies can have 1t sent to any part OF the city.
]. & F. CLENDINING
BUGGY.-A good second hand Buggy and Harness
for sale. nvo
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-09-06
FyNO COUNTRY MERCIIAN,rs AND T,fE


EN0 COUNTRY MERCHANTS AND THE
now IN store TOR sale on the usual Aems the following
articles, viz: NV
100 whole. half and quarers9 xes Raisns
% boxes Oranges, in prime ssder
on do Lemons do wa do
SO do Naples Figs, superior artic 49,
20 do Rock Candy, red md white -
10 do shelled Almonds
100 do Sardines
10 do Citron
do Maccaroni
do Vermiceli
100 drums Turkey Figs
20 trails Almons
ls s ssgs dc DO
10 cases Preserved Ginger
10 do assorted West India Sweet Meats
10 do do Pickles
90 doz assorted Wines and Cordals
10 bags Palm Nuts
10 do Tilberts
10 do English Walnuts
do Pecan Nuts
100 bags White Brazil Sugar
80 bbls "Beveridges' Cream Ale
Together with large stock of G. ndies. Of my own
manufacture, Toys, Perfumery, French and German
Fancy Goods, &c.
The whole assortment will be kept up by regular ar
rivals from the N Northern cities.
SIMON BONAvITA,
NH Opposite the Virginia Bank
FNSHOMAS & CHARLES ELLIS. IMpoR-
III TIERS AND DEALERS IN DRY GOODS AND
HARDWARE, No. LOG Main street, Richmond Va
have received by ship Yorkshire from Liverpool, and
various arrivals from the North an unusualvfu assort-
| ment Of FOREIGN and DOMESTIC, STAPLE and
for
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-09-06

50 bXs grid Pepper, Ginger, Srics, De.
Also, 1000 bxs Frenchand American Window GIau.
single and double thickness
With all thsI popular Patent Medicines, Painters
Colors, (dry and in OLD Brushes Toilet Sosps. and
good assortment of fancy articles
NJ B,-farticuar attention TO packing and for
warding orders. PURCELL, LAID eco.
Druggists, 90 Main st., corner 18th,
au " Richmond Va
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1850-12-26
For the Western Union.
Election Of Senator.

Among the many subjects of Importance
which w,ll engage the attention of the
Legislature of Missouri at the Gaming ses-
sion, there is none in which the people of
the State feel so deep an interest, as tina,
of the election of Il United States Senator.
There were few who believed that the
"Caliloruia Question" seriou'ly menaccd
the Union the question rs To the
Constitutional power Of Congress TO leg
islate upon the sub,cct of slavery in the
territories, was one on which there might
be honest differences of opinion; aud
though great portion Of the South though,
such legislation unconstitutional, and all
thought it ungenerous in the North 10 de.
sire to exclude us from the enjoymen, OF
our territories, they were nevertheless un.
willing to 60 to war about it, or to sever
peacably Gf such thing be practcable) the
ties which bind them to the Union. But
there is a question now before the people,
which may from time to time engage the
attention of our national Legislators for
some years to come. We are fearful that
the Incorporate zeal of Northern men will
induce them to interfere with the con,inu.
ance of the Fugitive Slave Bill, and that
an effort will be made to repeal, or so mod.
ily the law as to make its provisions ineffi.
cacious. Such action on the part of Con.
grcss we feel assured would meet with the
most violent opposition throughout the
Southern States. and cause South Cprol;,na
at least to secede from the Union at once.
As things nO,o stand there is reason TO he.
licve that it will be difficult matter to
keep her in the Union. u South Carolina
or any other State or States sccede from
the Union, and diyest of power all the iu.
d'clal and ministerial officers of the Gene
raj Government, and nullify the laws oi
Congress within their limits, Cit, We,
seems almost inevitable. We de- No. know
how the President cor,.ai evadc the per.
o', ,ha' VI AS Guly to enforce the law &
." 10 '''"' enforcement couu onl be done by
-"e army, war with the seeding State
, would be inevitable.
1t does not become us therefore in such
perilous times to think Of sending to the
Senate of the United States man who, eli.
Their in intelligence OF virtue, would not be
an able representative. Many wings have
been named for the office who could ably
and honorably represent the State. Bates
Geyer. Leonard, and Dohiphan arc all men
o! unlmpeachab,e character and tn.
wing party "" ",,a be Satisfied with either
The Benton party will run no one bu
Col. Benton; they are determined 70 sun
or swim with him: they will have n" ,ntei
course with anti Benton men, ana VIII no
even ndmit them into their ranks eScep
~ n"n,,rnt sinners. Although "%
the -! sx-r rs" OF the anti ben''" p,"
) ,cracy you'd like to 20 over to me o!n ",
wing. we think that the great body OF III
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1850-12-26
HOGS.

The receipts Of Hogs are quite 'lm''ed'
and the different Strengthening houses are
not more than half their time employed,
for want of stock. 1t is now well ascer-
tanned that ,hc number will tall full one.
third short of last years cuttings. The
number cut up to ,hi, time, does not exceed
tw.lv. thounnl and IA few more
days more of fine weather like 4 C present,
will wind up the business. The prices are
three dollars to three twenty-five cents.
The market is brisk and nc,ive, with ]eci-
dedIy an upward tendency.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1850-12-26
Notice.

The Methodist Episcopal Church in Han.
nibal, will be dedicated to the worship OF
Almighty God, on Wednesday. the 25th
of December. Rev. Dr. Akers is expected
to preach on the occasion. Service to com.
mencc a, II o'clock, A. NJ. Citizens gen.
orally are invited to attend.
W. +. COWLES.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1850-12-26
WESTERN UNlON-uANNlDAl,-A MO, DGCEMDER 26. 1850
Banks ard Banking.

We observe in our exchange papers, u
very general anxiety, for some change in
our system of Banks and Banking. The
insufiiciency Of Banking capital, and CON-
mercial circulation, in our State, is, we be-.
iie,e, admitted Oh ali han.s.
What lawful remedy may be provided,
we are not competent TO judge. But, we
are aware OF certain facts, and these ought,
perhaps, to dictate what should be done.
The 81. Louis MteAigenccr says -" The
Democrats originated, and have, thus far,
controlled the Banks" that "they invested
in il the funds Of the State, to the amount
OF million of dollars" and that We
should not insist upon increasing thu, invest.
men, Of the State;" but that good policy
reu;.ires int it should not now be with.
drawn" Now, we would not criticise
upon the remarks c! the !!nte0'genccr; but
the fact is very well known, that pG' n very
small amount, comparatively, "ot The tunds
vi the State were" invested in the Bank "
The chief Investment waI Il rust fund, held
by the State for the u vi schools Il fund
not created by the State, nor paid from the
Golfers of the State bat muniiicence oil
the Federal Government, granted to the
State far the promotion Of education. The
stocks held by the State in the Bank are:
The Seminary Fund, 100000 90
The State School Fund, $4,000 w
| Certain Sinking Funds, 6,273 81
Stock Of the State, in her own
T'ght' <'@'<o" w
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1850-12-26
ssalarios of Judges.

We had intended Ia advert to this sub
ject in our last PAPER, but ciream stance
prevented it The Couyicr did so. We
endorse every sentiment expressed in lis
article on the subject; and earnes,l. hope
that our legislators will give the subject due
consideration, and take action, prompt,
w,c and energetic, in relation to the matter,
The very dearest interests of each and every
citizen of the State, are comm. tied TO the
care of our Judges. They PASS ,on ali
questions affecting out property our liberty
and our hu3s. Unless they possess clear
heads to understand the law, and an inilex-
ible purbose To ,1~,'"' :.
y ~.."..s.vI " unswayed by
considerations Of fear, favor, or affection
they do nhcI, aud will continue TO inllic'
upon the community indi vidually and col
lcctiyely, the most serious and irrepara-
able injury. We regard their functions a
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1850-12-26

(Confnnh ica'eu.
Departed this life in the 18th year Of his life,
on board the sailor Rowena, at the Port Of Aca-
pulco, Mexico. on the Is, Nov. last, Capt.
ABRAHAM Bird, late Of the neighborhood Of
Of thi. City.
Capt. Bird was native Of Virginia, from
whence in early life he was removed to Ken
lucky or Ohio. In the year 1929, he removed
with his family to this county herc he resi-.
dcd, honored and beloved. until the California
,naIia in the Spring Of 1919, when, al hi, ad-
vanced aga, he wa. impelled BY motives of jus.
lice to his friends, aud tina, sterling honesty Of
purpose, which ever characterized his life, 10
abandon over home. society, aud friends, amongs,
whom, the now eyed companion Of HE youth,
and large family Of sons and daughters, to
seek. If Providence, he might be PERMITTED, 10
find portion Of that golden Mamma. said, there
to abound and BY xhich. to return 10 his
friends, money!, paid for him 70 the govern.
ment, as Receiver of Public moneys, at Pal
myra. The result. is ,oli! Near two years
Of unrewarded toll have been consumated, in
death.
The writer Of these lines we'll knows the
motives and objects which impelled him to the
adventure. AZ we'll, also, does he know, the
private opinions of the deceased, as to the cause
Of his mi-ior:unes, in that matter.
Capt. Bird was one Of the Oldest sattless in
Marion county and ever maintained All un-
blemshed regulations; was always beloved and
frequently exalted to posts Of honor. He was
a belo, brother of the Masonic Order-s pi-
Gus and meek Christian, aud the honored and
beloved patriarch ola devoted and respect ed fam
lily. His long, fIrm. and cherished devotion tc
Christian principles, forbid the doubt, that in
his death, he hes exchanged world of trouble
for one of eternal felicity. Peace to his ash
e.!
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1850-12-26

eral sessions and Common Pleas of Sou,h
Carolina are paid, one $500, the other five
$1,000 each, and her four Chancellors each
$4,000; that Alabama, Mississippi, Georgia,
and Texas pay their Judges well:-Louisi.
ana in avoiding mean parsmony, has al.
most erred in the way OF generosity. Her
Chief Justice receives $4,000, and the as.
sociate Judges $500 each; and every other
Judge in the State is remunerated suiii.
GENTLY to entite the State to his whole
time, and his best ex ertions.
We are likewise decidedly in favor of
referring the election of Judges 10 The pco :
pie who, ms they are capable of selecting
their Governor and Representatives, are
as well able to select their Judges.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1850-12-26

CHaIsrAAs, DESTROYS Of uniting with oil
tho " orld in o",ah-"''"~ 49,
--.--.-.."s '"'' asy, we 'ssus the
paper in advance of our regular day Of pub!ca'
zion. Ia consequence. good piece of poetry
by WhippoorN ill.," along with some ati, los
py omi,ed for thi, weeks paper, must bs deferred
'~ next week,
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1850-12-26

The regular Quarterly meeting Of the M. T..
ru~.is, week eui MAS expected to close on
I e .i.,na. ,.islt. Up To last Tuesday, twelve
had been sdded 10 the Church.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1850-12-26

SAD AccIDEST.-Mr. RIcnARD BopIxr, q
worthy citizen of Monroe county, left this city
on Thursday last, for Paris, driving q two horse
wagon, loaded. About half way between here
and Paris, his horses became frightened, ran of,
and threw him from the wagon, killing him in
,tsn,ly. He was extensively known in Mon
roe county. and Known to be un honest man. -
Hs left wife and seven children, and a nums--
rous connection 10 mourn liz loss.
We sre instructed To say that il Mrs. Cop
FREY, Of Marion County. will call as this Office.
she will hear sonnet ming to her advantage from
her h.,. band in California.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-11-21
s,Idtter ais atrcu unO Guna.

Die wseen 8litter Der Sdume bcen et9entllb
bic bsiie Streu fur S6weine. QSenu eiefeIben Did
asnue in ben Stat 9ewClfen Werosn cann fbnnten
fitb eisfe Sbiere pollfOmmen suoeden. uno ftlafen
uidt olIciu parm BEL ieosr RdIte fOneern ibre Nu5
buuffuua nib aroesntbeiIs pon ben Sldtern an9e-
,caen. $50 es an Suob febIt. oa fcnnen Sldtter
aud, als Streu fur pfeoe uno &ubs Uerwcneet
werpsn.a intem iie ren ftufii9sn Dung 9eb6tt9 elm
fauasu uno ;u eeidtr 3sit Elm wei6es uno rslnll-
DIES eaaer fur oisie Sbisre abaeben. pfanSen, Die
i'm Ninter Sdrus uno Secsdun9 perlaneen, ton.
nen niht bsfTsr bswabrt wereen als menn man he
nit Sldtter ubsrmirft; uno fur folbe pfanaen, mel
DE Die GaSfOffe oe5 Shn9ers Der &bierc nitbt Uer'
fraaen t6nnen. dBt aus oenfelbsn Elm febr gutter
Gcmpcf MAIDEN Wtan Ieet abwehielne alien
grasmaafen uno 8Idter anf einanoer une laBt lie
Iieaen bis iie bsinabe gang uerfault fne moourt d
Der beiie Dun9er fir Die meiifen &u6en9ewdtlt
entffebt
Sect eommt aerabs Die 3eit gum Summeln Der
BIdtter, unb esute. Die in Der 9fdbe pon 9Saloun
aen wobnen. in wsIben penie neori9es 9;ftrdub
H. f6nnen eiefebsn nit Der er66ten eeibti9fett er
balten Der 9Sino trsbt iie eew6bnIib in 9rc6en
.Saufeu Sufammen in enesn Sbalfblu6ten. Uoer in
ben Eenseden, namentIih bel .,99ormfenIen." noe
mon Te nur auf ciuen 99 asen ooGr 8arren laoen
unc mad ireeno snem bequcmen Srt jur Nufbe
mabruna fabrsn earf. Sis fSnnen irseno an Ct
mem trodenen Srt fur ben td9Ii6sn @ebroud auf
oebduft meroen. $50 lie namenitb 9e9en Eeaet
aeId,uet fino, od Fam man enen Iehtsn S6oppet
pom 9rettern ouffbIaaen, Der nomentb oben uni
nab Der @etterieits ott if.-Gb.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-11-21
Sous unD ganbwirtbftbaft.
Oas SauIen Der Sraubeu.

Der @einbau. 70 wie isoe anbsre Sbfju6t, bat
ftine Ssinoe. Der fbdolibfs in oieftm eanoe 1T
Die SduIniB-eine Rranfbsit. weIte bic Sru6t an.
areift uno pom Stamme fault Diele 8rantbetf
tbut oft sroesn S6absn am Sbio, uno tbelnt IN
hiefem Sabre namenilidb Die 9Beinernte in Ssrts
Gauntp. psnnfpIUanien, gang osroorbsn bu baeen'
6r. eonasportb msoet. bic einSisen Bsnbsr9s
In feinsr 0a6barf6aft, bic in unsdniti9sn Sabrsn
ron Der SdutniB fsi esbliebeu, feien Die Don ipel
cber brei faulen MistbsIeuten 9eween, welbe ole
Beinberse ni6t pom uneraut rein bisItsn. 10 Dap
biefeIben bid nit @ras uno unfraut bewahien ma
rsn. Nidt cine sinsise fuue Sraube mar IN oleen
perna6Id6ieten @singdrten bu fnosn, wabreno IN
(enen eiaenen uno anoeren Welnbr9eu. NO Die
Oberhd6e oes 8oocns ssbore um9ebadt uno pOn
tlntraut aubsr mar befe Eranfbeit lebr eorbsrrl6'
&c.
Diefen 8sobabtunsen Sufcl9e f6eint elm 9utes
Mittel Sur 89bineeruns Der SduInl6 Der Sraubsn
barin 5u betsbsn. eas man Seiti9 i'm Srubabr ben
8runo nit Strob, Streu, 9erbsrlobe ODER oer9let
den beoedt. Die Rotten elmer foben Streu wer'
ben in ben msiften Sduen nidbt mebr betra9en als
bas umaraben oes eanoes. tpcldes oann aanS er
Gpart whsoe. SsbenfaGs III es zines SeriubeS
rpertb; osnn bic bsften @einbauern am SbiC perel
uiasu lid INNER msbr in Der 1niidt. oaB Die urId
de Der Siune in Dem @infub zines fdIneler
gDstbfds Uon Siee uno RdIte, Seubti9feit unit
Grcdsnbeit auf Die SberFdets ces SCesns, Su fu
hsn it (1mGif. Bauer
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-11-21
SScrtb Der Guinea Sabuer.

Gin Sdrtibr fast eas 9uinra 8ubn ocr pen
faeo III elm bepuabe unoufborliher eeser. une man
faat, es eereuae in iib Die @iaenltafen oes @tIfb
bubus uno bss Saiauen. @s III in 4frfa sinbcimft
bod pirb es pou giniesu bebauptet sS 9eb0re eben
fowcbl Guerifa an. Sein SIeiit in an Geftmaf
une Sarbe iensm oes Safoneu mebr dbnIit als ienes
bes eewobnliben Subns. SaS Suinea Subn Der
dbnlidt fdb leidbt nit Dem 9em6bnIiten Subn in
feineu @ewCbnbsitsn uno Nabrun9sartcn.
Gsift fcnoebar Cbsmerft oisfer S6reitct) bas Gme
rfani1te 9anomtbs ibre Uufmerffomeett nitt auI
oas guinea Soubn rihtsn Sin sluiittsuOlIer Ser
fepmann, Iamcus Sduo Bonner, Der pOn England
fam. pdtbtete Dor pier Sabren Elm 9runo(fuf Don 5
Qder unc bssann Gpsr fur ben Neu YOrf Martt Su
Sisbsn. Bonner bat ME ir9sno siniae 9hlfe 9eon9t
uno su biefr 3e in er @ianer elmer 8auerep, wCfur
er 81 700 beSabte. bic @ebdube auf mel6sr Iber
% 600 fofeten. Gr bat feline Sauerep beSabIt; er
III Nismano sinsn Gent fbuIcis, unb e eianct cine
5ssros bon 9unsa ,6hbnern, wste BON 800 bis
1900 on 5abl abnedfelt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-11-21
Spuft uno lest.

Qnonicn srSdbIt in ieiner SunbeIs9eftidte ron
GnsIano merf,pircise Eontralfe nit cem eurus
Der ieeissn 3sit. SIM Subr 1884 ltIief Der &0nie
pcn Gnetano Srm sri1sn MaIs ouf enem StrobfadC
fruber auf blosen Brsttsrn. l245 raren Die 9iu
fer er06tsntbes nod nit StrCb 9eoedt uno i'm Sabre
1900 Fannie man in 9onoon nod feinen Ramin. Sc
fcbweiee oenn enen Sfen. Wlan wdrmte iid carum
nur an 9lutbpfannen. 98ein puroe oIs Qrdnsi
in ben QpOtbsten 9efauft. Man fannie nod feint
Baaen. Die @Ornsbmsn ritten auf pfercen, mil
ben Samrn binter fidb. SIN Sabre 1340 bstru9er
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