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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-07-26
m L,r E,I;,orc nj HE I'aguir.r.

To lif Editors q lie EnqWrer.
Gtnc,nen viii you give oi your subscribers space
your paper bring the notice oi the Conventional Dis
rict of which Hanover forms part the name o Mr PHI
lin z, Winston and DR.. Mnl. IL. Howard gentlemen oni-
ncny qlied by their talents and experience, and their
r,,t moral worth 10 assist in rcnoicng the Constitution
If our dear Old Domnion These gentlemen Too well
known in the District make anything than simple
announcement their candidates for this respon
-c rnol necessary the appreciation ana votes o
their fellow citizens They will, therefore, should they
sent 10 make sacrifice o: h, time and ease. in becoming
candidates in the proposed convention announce
through the public press their willingness their i'll
low citizens in this capacity and give their views as 10 the
reforms which they would advocate ii elected in framing
new constitution the State. wond not oi TO sag maj
ths notice is made without the knowledge consent of
the gentlemen. HAAo'Eh.
- The W,ia wil pleas, copy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-07-26

The monulncn, Nashville the remains Of the late
President is described worry elegant and imposing The
design is of the Dorc order by Strickland Part OF the III
scripon is as fellows:
'By his public policy he defined established and eh'enaS ,
American Union on the shores of the Pacihc tbs ihemce
and his counsel tended organize the Nafiohai
on the principle o the CoSsTiTuTioS; ana " arp' VIZ
Q! Freedom 10 Navigation Trade and INDUSTRY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-07-26

NAbHINGTDN, july % IooU
Mr.. Pcarce positively declines accepting place III the
Cabinet and voted to-day in the Senate. His successor
has yet been nominated but Mr.. Conrad of Louisiana
be the
Mr.. Corwn resigned his in the Senate this morning.
Mr. Crtteldcn it is sad accepts the Attorney General
ship
Senator Seward grand dinner the late Cabinet,
and many other statesmen, to-day.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-07-26
THE MONSTER DIAMOND.

The sloop Meiea has arrived at Portsmouth, Eng,
with freight precious than carried from
Peru Cadiz-no less treasure in iac than The tanGu.
Asialic diamond called the ho.-noor, or Ihlltan Of
Light The history o This rich Jewel, itself memorQS
The mutation OF empires is thus given by the London COR
respondent Of the National Inellgenccr
This diamond discovered in tiolc0nia in 1850 ard
waI after passin. through various hlnds safely preserved
al Deh until 1879 when il removed by NaUr Shs 10
khorassam whence il shortly afterwards carried by M
Afghan cic Cabul Ii remained in the possession OF
The ogu ch Is until passed into The hands 9" Runjcc
Singh l5i3 whence BY conquest and sovereignty il has
.s-ed into tine possession ot England. In il rough siatci
weighed nearly oOU crats but as been reduced br cutting
10 2I9 caats pre- weight II is rose c and about
tie Slapeand size of the pointed hall Of small rsc.g The
kol is largest diamond in III. world. The Pit
diamond weighs $50 caraS and the great diamond in the
Russian sceptrc about 200. The value o the kotnoor Is
scarcely cUmpuabc although t0000OU sterling IS consid
cred Jsta5le price; amount not equal 10 the cost i
i:e Sikh wars, which led 20 hr requirement oi H.
Ts'rac, ffun Powlatln County. July :o, 1850
~ gu may like Ia hno" ut The prospect tor
tobacco, Exc. | never knew Il gloomy The
stand o tobacco i, poor indeed and good timely
prepare II ar lle knic before iro>t.Nheat
much hurt by lust.-Co.n Is mica.ng.iack-ttr
ana candidates Tor tho Convention The abundant
rr"p have :hiS yearsonc II or - II tie latter in h.s
district"
ARRIVAL OF THE vlNEN-TaE CoNToY PRIS-
ONE3S.
The L. y steamer Vixen, Lieut.. Wm Smith command
in, having Com Mo:ri. board, a!ti,cd No!olk
Monday holnin., days from li"vlai Titt prisoners,
(Says Tie A5gS) have all been discharged except CAPT.
Benson and his two mates who II nnio.90 trial by
tio Spanish authorities seven American de
iancd Witnesses The others forty nGinhg
manuwn -ll" on n, ith ior Boston TIE Vixen put IN
iur coal and sailed the same day .or Washington.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-07-26

FUNERAL uoNoRs TO PRESIDENT TAYLOR
The Wig states that the joint committee have selected
r. r. Daniel Esq, deliver tie euosy' on day 10 's
named hereafter
In Portsmouth to-day there will be funeral procession
and Can't Samuel Watts will pronounce the oTation'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-07-26
Correspondence of the Alexandria Gazette.


r., the time this rcacies you you will nave prnoa3y re-
.ye SONIC account the tragedy enacted here Yesterday
have NOT time To give you a the details but VIII gl'c an
,utluc You will rcrocct that free NEGRO b! inc 'Iie ni
William Gayson 'ficd at The June Ieri lsi9 % 1ni-
e.r Superior Cnnri ioF the MGfdcf .! David W. M'r Il
merchant Tie jury found him amIt, aud Judge fl,ia re-
fused 10 grant him trial The case was carried up On
bin OF exceptions and trial gran;e! by the General
Court al It's Dcccnbcr Grayson was trl"d aeiin Il.
hc June tcr 1850 by jury from the odoinng county OF
Madison who found him guilty. also. Judge tl;id refusing
.rin to grant him trial. the case was iaA'h 10 tie
General Court second tme which again granted new
trial. ,,, ~. r,
On yesterday Q7tt) morning about 9ociocS the deputy
Sheriff arrived al the Court House aad informed The ciIcns
that he had received reliable Information That al ar'c hoag
III one or ,wo haci on their way 10 break open
the iail for the purpose ot hangins Grayson.
l,v y O'Clock. upwards oi one hundred men from l'api
hammock and some thirty forty from tnc upper par oi
ulpepcr had assembled Church. about three miles from
the Court House. where they were met ny ueesi'ioh VI
citizens who demonstrated with ihen and begged te u
.csis from their purpose but without cect lney proceed
I'd 10 the Court House and met at e ai door ny tine
Ich Sheriff. his deputies several magistrates and otle
officers The party defending the Jail were without arms
Many of the aesling party were armed win pistols, dRs
and bowie knives The asliiants with force removed the
officers and czens-br0ke open the Jail with sedse ham
mers and bars of iron-took Gayson outfastcncd ROPE
arnund his mack led him about halt mile from the village
ana hung him Hc protested to the last nat he was entire
ly innocent, and displayed great iortitude.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-07-26
PUBLIC MEETING IN HALIFAX.

At large and respectable meeting the people {" tali-
lv irrespective OF party held in the vicinity oi B!o"klr
on Monday the s,h July 1850 Thomas W. White was called
10 The Chair and George p. Richards appointed Secr"'art
Upon motion Of Col Liitleion Ednunds, The following
gentlemen appointed hy the Chairman n committee
To draft resolutions for the action o the meeting, 10 WI -
Henry Edminds Littlcon Ednunds, David Chalmers H.
Wilson and Dr. Robert q. jennings and ny notion tic
Chairman and Secretary added 10 The COMMITTEE wi!o
after retirement and free discussion reported ine loio"hs
Re solved as the opinion of this rcctins, That the bill
now pending before Senate o the t. states called ih
COMPROMISE till, is anything else tnn fair adjustment "i
the questions now at issue before The people oi tie lsea
States. -
Resolved That the territory lately acquired from Mexico,
bv the common treasure and yalor Of the peop!" oi ihc
United States belongs of right equally IL the people 6l AT
the States tile Union and that power Under Heaven
has the right appropriate this property for The benefit OF
one portion Of the conrracy to The deiriaeni o anoitf
Resolved That as it is generally admitted fact that III,
Congress of the United States has right under o con-
s;tuton interfere with the question OF svtry Within 'c
States this Union, deem it 10 he equally UNJUST hi
unconstitutional for Congress To make any disposition OF tie
territory belonging the peop" Of the United States
which will tend 10 destroy the value OF l"e property III The
slave States. 80
Resolved la, the people from any Of the States Of this
Union have the right cnratc win their slaves ana other
property to any part oi The territory lately acquired h lie
treaty ci Gaudaopc Iliao, an heIru&ns u e ST.
ycral States and that il is the dn,y "t te '"i' L"va:-
nunt to protect them IN the exercise 'l s' 'i..h;
Resolved, tie opinion of this meeting, i:at Tie people
from H.. States o: this Union who have gore 10 Ih."r-
nt together with niAed mass oi loai,'s AMI Siuit'cS
from every portion OF the haiiab!c g'3c have no more
rich, appropriate the territory oi Cdio:na To ihrir eNcl-
siyc advantage ard sec The organic laws oi ie 4nd - iie
exclusive o the people ~ other portions 81 Tue cnne',
tan they have 20 appropriate private and inNdnii proper
" their o"n purposes. ~
Resolved That We cannot regard the fugitive slave III! A.
any concession from tine North 10 Tire people ~ tn S"Gi
nasmuch as W. do legislative provision or cosi;u-
iiona rights.
Resolved That co:iaIy approve Of the course oi our
representative this district, upon all iirrc Questions
and we canno. p:5ca expressing sfpii-r regret ana
pain at the of other representatives, pm :c S"i',
ko,.. .fapl oil n, IN fI.
Resolved That the Secretary Of this meeting be requested
Ia send copy of these Icsoluions Ia our representative
from ,hs district and also 10 the Southern Present n-
ton for publication, and to such papers o ''iS Hav s c
Eiiy find convenient. ,,. m .
Signed, THUS. w. Will ir' S"a""'''
Or, p RIcuAppsoS, Secretary.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-07-26
A LITTLE TOO FAST.
Il
The following curt hlf strong document appears III '

The following hf strong document aPpcafs III 'e
Charleston Mercury:
Gsscrs Editors: In ease California comes IN WIN > i'he
S,uth Of Is !ca. 80 min hope Tie NASHVILLE I"hN'i'"
y,li declare l.r That the present t"ntet."rV Is " IL. @
a. EcGui!c all our Southern Seniors aiid k;s'
10 r.-ssa.lc Immediately in liz City OF v asnR'' neo
10 ,rm new Congress- and proceed to business ''a ''
first elected from its boGy President 10 serve 40 ~,
years rc-cighlc after interval - c4nt wears, ." a.
il viii rcu,sst the Governors o. Virginia ana hf "
,no,c any obsirucons that may :e olP'sa 10 t'e ~ :;
ling Of slch Congress in Washington; ana il, M a -
sill ncdnc the Southern Status 10 stand ny 'he no ~ -
Governors with any amount OF hien and money. H.
This is the shortest and speest mode oi dissolSlns e
Union that we can conceive ol on the principle oi %
and blow In Virginia Tie Nashville Convention was at"
yoca,cd and endorsed Il means oil secutin. 'ic '''
,he States--now forsoo it is to be employed 10 ''
..,hc present confcdcracy end W" Know "i '"
other States may do but that virginia VIII o
sanction any such sweeping power BY body called 10 consul
and advise but not In case Congress ehact e "
mo P-ovso or any other iEolrrahl: ae2res$ion' 'rs
In. nroyIcl for solemn convention o! Stac
70 consider the mode and measure oi redress INN lid
awful time shall come round, We ami wc douo' ho' c
dclcna,es 10 Nashville will await her sovereign voice ana
m II i ultras like ". D." who weaken the moral .ofee
uf the South.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-07-26

George Walker the printer who confessed 'ha ar"ic'
with aied pistol intended twice To assasSnae LOUIS
Saposon bu, foed by the unexpected lese nee Oh '
French President is said &c an America b e'n |n
Pennsylvania and has been fifteen years IN fa''s' VII "
Ground of insanity he has been sent IL Biccire'
Personal assaults the rulers of Europe are OecoS"s
fashionable In this respect tie love of prcpey ana 0fus
in our country is most crcdabe 10 our institutions
trrs, lin, the news o speedy end satisfactory @
of The ony question that pcrs Union VII! soon oc a
ii crnss the Atlantic as an example Europe OF the per
nanencn anI blessed influence Of Republican inst!uos
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-07-26

Edmun nd Runin Esq, of Hanover has been nominated
for the State Convention by meeting of citizens o rnce
George this old residence) irrespective of purity.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-07-26

Judge Mcclure made very reasonable request OF the
members of the bar al pittsturg lately He said -: hope
gentlemen engaged in divorce will allow their c
cns call upon ne-e females especially. They annoy
nc and BESIDES their Of proceeding is very impro
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-07-26

The National Intellicenccr understands that MAJ ueheFa
Winfield Scot, has been appointed Secretary oi war; ana
Commodore Lewis Warrington Secretary oi me .Nasy, "n
partulentS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-07-26
B. w. TALLEy, Secretary.

Mr.. Pearcc has declined the department of the Interior:
doubtless prevent his in :hc T. S. Senate for 'c
years, being filed bya Democrat.
despatch to the \. Y. Express says Mr.. Conrad re-
preventative of Louisiana has been appointed in his place
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-09-19
Qu9uf %.
Seffcittlicl)e SScatSl,.

gs foncn auf 6ffentIiher Senou Uerfauft peroen,
Samifae5 ben 28lfcn Sag September. an Dem Sau
fe ces llntsrfhrcbenen, in Sbermilforo Saunfdip,
eeba Gauntp. fOl9snoe bemesIidbe @utcr. als bic
6interIalisufhaft oes uertorbenen s 0 bua S a.
e c l. eetbin Don beia9tcm Srt:
Sine nod isbr quite @Oufartmoidine nit mei'
fenS nod beinabe nsue &arten, Elm @Iapier coer
Spinet eenannt. nit 9utsm Son, cine Sa69ei9e BON
Der beifen Qrt cine 9ro6e SammIun9 Don nheltthen
9efe. uno anbere 9ebr Binder, weIGhe 9cmeinl9Ittb
in bcben Sbuen uno GcIe9en 9ebrau6t wereen,
pUn Seutfber, Gn9IiIder eotciniiter, @rie6ifher
uno Srani6ifdber Sprade, wie AUDI cine -9robe
8crl6icccnbeit Don mathematician uno aneere in
Elm fold Sad qeb6renos Snifrumente uno Sdreib'
MatsriaIisn, cine portrefide liIbens 9atent eepsr
Sadubr, cine aro6e Serftiebenbcit Don Serren
RIsor-cabrr junse Serren webe feline uno nab
Der iebinen Mlcee aemnehte .GeiounasfftiGe notbig
baben. fInoen ed cine 9ee9enbeit weIobe Don lteer
4rt Su befommen, Elm 9iee. unc Elm 9smeiner 6Of.
fer, cine 9ott SdinbeIn, cine en9Iifte @rasfenie.
unb fonft nod aGcrei wertbuoue &Ieni9feitsn 6u
mcitIdufti9 ouss Su mslcen.
Die Seneu piro Mittaes um l ubr bren I'm
fang nebmcu, no alsoann bic Seoin9un9en betannt
semodbt uno Qufwartun9 9eaebcn weroen wtro pon
Stntbcup StrauB,
Q9snt fiji bic SJuttIr osS SericrtCnsn.
Iuouff 25 nq3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-09-19
9auestt0ssle 9afo0cntic.

Die .SGtlt Sieuns Der Qfdoemie nimmt ibrsn
Infan9, Dienlia95 ben 3tsn Scptember, 1850.
plnftthe SeWobnuna Don 4nfana biz su Gn,
be elmer ieocn fucesiusn Sieung miro jebem Sti.
Ter empfcbIensWerbs Sef6rSerun9 uno 9snissnbe
Sortftbritte Sulihetn
Suuf bleibenoe gebrer linb nit eem Snfitut pers
bunosn Elm fedffer pirb bei9efu9t, uno ;ufdeIihe
SequemIibfeien uno QuSblIfe 9elibert, folte bic
betwpbnenoe 0nSabl bte5 erbeiftben.
Der gauge eebrpGan, Di6tpn uno 3swaItuna
1T auf Die pCrtrefHiben Gpiens, bic uon pislsn Der
weitbefanntcn uno nit Neebt bsribmten 1faoemien
Neuporfs uno NeueneIanoS bsfoIet weroen. gesrin.
bet. Der prtnSpaI bate quite uno pieIe 9eIeasn.
betten iib nit eem SperntionspIan bsrfeIbcn be-
fannt Su MAIDEN, unb fhbIt iiberSeu9t. oaB dbnibe
pIdne aub dbuIi6e 9Iudlibe &sfuItate berbsifab'
rem peroen.
Scciu9uu8cn-pcr NiertcI DDu elf SSotbeu.
6 o to 9 d il Ter.
Sur Rof 9Safdsn. uno unteuibt in gnalifbsn
unb GlaIifden Stuoien, S35 90
-tRcue Grtra SeIaiii9un9en-
Grtranc CSdD'ScbiIer1
Sur ltnterri6t-semd6 ben psrfoIsten Stuoisn-
Ucn 81 90 bis $6 so.
Neue SduIer unter bsm Iltsr BON 10 Sabrsn
fcnnen niht Sugeallen wereen, dusgenommen ne
fino uerm69eno Su Iefsu nit 9sIdufiefeit. IS lit
ebenfaGS Su wilnfdeu, oob fe in bGn nfatten Re.
9en Der arithmetic wpbl be9runost fno ebe iie In'
Gprub um 3uIafIun9 MAIDEN.
gibere @inSelnbeiteu lino Su erfabren, 70 man
porfpridt bel bem ruterSeidnetcn
81. 6. Gbanelcr. A. NJ priu,ipdt
| Septsmbsr 5. nq3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-09-19
S(Gf9nte>S erf auf
npn perfpnlitlem Gi0cnt1um.

NcrmitoaS, Icl am 6aufe pCn g8 u a m . E:
ter, in NoromEeitbau Saunftip, Zelda @auntp, Of.
fsntIid perfaut wsreen:
Gin pfero, cine Mdbre, Elm Suucn, 8 Stid 8ino'
picb. pCrunter iid cine QnSabI MiIdfIbe befiucen,
10 Sbwene, Gin Sisr9duIswo9en, Elm Swe9duls.
rpasen. Swci Boobies. Elm GearbCrn Bo9su, eini9e
Suubert SuB Srctter, Sruht nit cem Strcb beim
Sunbert. ,Seu bel Der Scune, Q8elbforn auf Dem
TeIo, YHu9e. Gs9e, t9eucitsrn. Sperrfeten, Stiff.
Tpaaae, pfnoesefhirr 6eu. uno MiifsabsIu @adt,
(bIitfen, Snobbane; tSausratb, ais Gin Setrstdr.
Stuble, H. f. No. nrbft elmer Serfdbicoenbsit aneerer
1rtfeG Su umitdncIb Su meIesn.
Die Secnsunseu am ScrfaufSta9e uno aufwar
tun9 pon oo:... su,u,.
Septenber IL. HqoH
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-09-19
September II.
a@ S(019nte 9labrt6t.

Srdu M a r a, pon Sloro QShetbau SaunIbip,
9sta Gauntp, urmittsIGf snsr frciwiliQen lsber'
fcbrebuns, oatrt ben 22ifen Qu9uft 1850 oa' ibr
@ieentbum fUmObI IicscnceS ais peri6nIihe5 uno
permif6tes an eru unterSeibneten ibertra9cn ba'
ben. uuo smar gum 8effsn Ger GrecitOren csS be-
foeten gSlam prter, obne EudIdt, 70 weroen
biermt Que, weIbe nod ouf ir9eno cine Qrt on be-
fastsn Qstsr fbuIri9 fino, auf9efOrosrt Cbne Ser
aug obSubs5abIen-un fcI6e bic nod rehtmdsi9e
SOroerunseu an befa9ten Deter baben, weroen eben'
gSoden mUDlbeltiti9t einSubdno9en, an
Spnos Nin9er, 9I(ii9nie.
Tuguft 26. nq6m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-09-19
Ssptember 5.
Sefentli6e 9SenDu.

ScnncrRoas ccu 19rn. Srcitass ben 2Ofien unb
Samlfass Den q fen September, um 10 ubr SOr
mittaes fol- am tSauie bes ueriorbsnen . ur s
R II .. Ieetbin pon 9Hafhtn9tCn Souni3tp, ee-
da @auntp, 6ffsntIit psrfauft weroen:
Im erfirn Sage Gin ffarfsr swei 9duISpo9cn nit
Springs, elm 8ousrn Sa9en, Elm | 0duIswa9en
nit Spriu9s, Elm SpaSierwaSen, pft9e @99en,
@ef6fornloub i'm Selc, SIattsbrede, cine Shdle
uno fonlf nod aIlerlei Sau5' uno 8auen. @srdtb
ibaften 81 umifdnoIib Su mssen
I'm smsiteu unc ortten Sage fctIcn anerIE Stobr'
gutter perfauf meroeu, ais Gattune, @aitmcre, I'll
paeas. QIoios, GiugbamS, Mcus be Gains, pouene
plaios. S6amIs. Siuep 8re6'Seosn ieeer Qrt,
Srumpfc oue Qrtsu &ubr fur &odc uno Soien,
GiIenmaarsn BON ater Qrt, ais Gd9et 8dnoCn uno
Shrauben, Surenswaarsn uCn ieoer Sorte, uno
font nod atIcrlei QrtifetSu msiniufis SumeIcen.
Die Ssbnsun9en an ben Srfaufstascn unc
IUufwartun9 rcn
Sapio RnSu,
Sirdcl Simop,
apmuiGratcrS.
September s. nq3Hl
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-09-19
Sefentli6e 9SenDu.

Samffds5 BEN 28Hn Septcmber. UNI 10 lbr
Scrmitta9s fCtI am !0aufe ees uerficrbenen 8 n
rp Sunii cf er, in 6eioeber9 Saunf6ip, srba
@ountp, cffentIidb perfouft weroen
Sfero, 2 8ubr, 3Shweine, elm 4 giuISwd9rn,
Gin aans ncuer @dul5rpagen, Gin l 9duIswa9en
nit G5efhrr, rin Spasierwo9en NIT @eitirr, S,pei
0Olldltcn. spsi paar t6suIsitern nit s6emeI
9Nug unc @a9e. 8incmibI, Sbmct auf esm Sso
Srudt bem 8uftc 2 8rennfsiIeI, Stdneer, Sdf
fer unb oucs mas gu elmer grennerei 9ebbrt cine
8atbfc Srudtrefc, @ruslcnfsn. 4epfsImtbI nit
Srce Sperr unO &ubfetten, Better nebit nod al
IeIsi Sauern', Saus' uno &u6en9ratbl6atten 6u
wsitdufti9 81 meIoeu.
SSBer bas eauo ;u Iebnsn ,pbnfbt Der mrIet
iitb bel Srn. &subrn 9uniifsr, cesr bel Der gSwse
auf Dem QloBe rpobnbaft.
Die 8sbinsuusen am SerPanfStase nno Iuf
wartun9 pcn
gtenbsn @nnlider, Grtrs
Dapic Snnitceer,
September 5. moan
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-09-19
Septsmbsr IL.
aSffentlt6e 2enDu.

SamNaas ben 2Saen September, um ubr gt4t
mittoos, icueu am Saufe oes periierbenen Q y n
Rom a, fen, in Oit 4Gentaun, oftentIl@ pertauIt
percen:
, S(utbriIc Gu Der SctEd Srnnspprtdf'0n Soh''
pdguie,
Gin Bureau, Setrrtdr smri Sefen NIT &rbr' Siltbs'
StubIe, Better uno 8etfsueu. Carpets, Sdeer'
Gtdnber, 8cbrer, Saden, unS fOnf nod cine Ser'
fdisbsnbGt Saus unb anoern Gsrdtbi6aitsn 6u
WsitIduftis su meIoru.
Die 8soinsunscn am Safaufstdsc uno Iufwdr'
iuus ron
SubH Rpniia, Sfsu,nrS
SSiIIlam 2. Mpmi0,
Ssprmtc IL. n13m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-09-19
Na6rt6t
Iu9uf 26.

wiro bisrmit 9cssbcn, bo6 Die rntcr5ei6neten aIs
Qomini(irntoren Don Der .Sin,srlaBrI6oft hes Ucrt
itOrbsnen r f ans {, Isetbin pOn 9c'
bsIbera SuunIcbip, Geba @auntp, erndnnt wCroen
iinc. 2le bisienseu oaber, Die nod an bsfa9e Sin'
tsrIafTenf6aft fduIoi9 iinc. meroen ecbeten inner
balb Bctben BEL ben untcrSeihnstsu anSurufsn
uno abSubeSo eSoblsn-lluo foIde bic nod redtmd69e
SCroerunesn bobcu, fno sbenfatGS erfudt oiefslbe
innCrbab bsfa9tcr 3cit wobIbstdtist einSubrin9en.
Spuds Souufifcr,
David Siue
1usuf 15 "6m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-09-19
81 ff9nie> 9erfQuf
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