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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-08-15
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belm ipcItn. ~"
oEraus9Hstsn rrn q. s., Ma. D-Grs 9mritsnkbs 1uf.
h9t. S'Gab Der olErkn arcpdifbtn.
OOer pSrals9c6tr a9 in Der 8errCbe -Gs crhsiu brs
MT rclnt SGtn nadb Sum crn Nots Gin bcmScratbbSr
Sbcrarit IN Qmrankr Nufnar DGg bas gBers ttins pss
t!rrn emrEbun9 b:eGrt eabern b ltt b:nbSno splblt
tacn oEr noEn Der h nit beFtcn bconnt MAIDEN MIL
uno n'tbt 9on init aIrpotbifhr BGnobsit 9bsu it, sNau
trod nr ptS ndeb uno retbpenb9 Gin ctbCs 9Ht Cinrm
Rotn @@tnbamer ton Sausbirsn trbsu nlg idb aos man
EripSSS nr C3Tcs unb d6crgu9t b. Sat snono sin pkro
caS an Der clnannten Yrbsonbtit cogr Drur tpst uno
nnn atM emlben nur cine lis ypr 6atSu Arsenicum 70 in
rn IN orGt bis psr Soen htrae paR es fine ar6ss
ten miEeT %rrn ten Sesr 1T elm pfro asorddt rosr ss
ettcnn cn Nunorn i'm S5s, miro Ss burb Die GuFsrbs
NuwSneun9 pcn Arnica in gBai nit QGpStnna pcn Hype-
rlcum btnnS in Bair, tao Interchangeable 8iues
ptD pNn SEe Did uno tonn bsuldG nc enie Ongs
ten VSr otm 3Srprin9cn cecr @rdm rr bis a 8SrHn Col
ehcum auf Die 3un9 trr9en, naem ok pcrbtr ron aen
SbEnt 9rrnt9d it, 70 III cs in 10 bis 30 Nfnnn Scl9 9
bst mas Der SeraIssstsr lt fabru batune mare bCn
Ole 9srn9e aus9ab fir Gin lbEs GRerf mt ensr ca bosna
ben lpctbfs (rpGbe mitotrauf ptrp) mt us S9rnbn
Colchicum G6Cr uuo GGcr bc3abt
S~Sbiaes 9udb fammt su9eb6ri9sr 1pCtbrfs,
in i'm 93ubifobr oes .pattiots" Su buben.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-08-15
1uauf 8.
M@imc 60rtc.

2Sir ee untersei6nrten, 9cbrnuhen bcIe Metbo
De, unIern Sreunbcn uno bcm YubIifum uberbaupt
Sont abSuffattsu, baB mir bieSuvor 70 liberal nit
geiraibe etc. pCrfcben moroen fno.
Sncem unfsre MubIe ncusroin9s 9rc6en Serbef
frrun9en unter9au9en in, uno mir in Sol9e oapOn
etwa bret Mcnate lang feline 9efbdfte tbun fcnn'
ten. 70 9ebsn mir nun bierourb Rabribt, ba6 mir
etslsIbe Don 9lenem in Spsraon 9efeBt babcn uno
eabe bereit fnc. pis Suuor, aGlc Slrtcn 6e.
teatoe slnSutaufen, wOfhr Gin biu9er prsis nit
9utCm 9eIo beSablt miro.
SHnern, Sbr feio tabcr oIIs einoslaten,
ipsnn Sbr nit @ursm 9etrotee mad Der Stopt
fOmmt, berhbsr 81 tommcn une einen Ssetfub bsi
uns Su ma6sn-uno wsnn Sbr UUrSuatitbe RobIsn
braubt, 70 1T bier 9eraos Ger Srt um lie 5u beFUm.
men.
SG9er mnb acG,
- UUSr rtr Stbo.
4aSup O. nq3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-08-15
13 S6nQe6rer perlan0t.

refUrsn pom Rireermacunoie. 9iCfrist iib ouf Sam.
flags Den 7ten September, ;mifhsn ben Stunosn
bon uno a ubr oes bsfa9sn Cages, am SauIe bes
peter Saas, in WusrstOwn, perfammeln wercen
um l3 Sbuusbrsr fur ben Sermin BON 4 Wonatsn
anSunebmen. Die esbrer muAsn fdbis fein in Der
en9Iif6en uno ceufdsn Spracbs tlntsrri6t su er.
tbetIsn. SaIarium Is SbaIsr per Mouat. 8sin
Sebrer Fam Elm @ertifiFat pbsr 9obn rbaten. aus
9snCmmen er Sat iidb elmer Examination Der Soaro
unterwOrfsn. Die fur isosn Suboifrift erpdbte
Committee III srfu6t Cbtser SerfammIun9 bsiSu.
wObnen.-Quf SsfebI Der Soaro.
peter8O ON g, SEC.
QuauG |. uo3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-08-15
N. NSO6pM,

Ge6tsanlpalt, CAttorney at Law,
S(t BON Ieinsm bisbeisen @ef6dftslOfate nab Der
BUbnun9, erfe Sbilre untsrbab 9oui5 S6mot uno
Cos. GpUtbeFe 9eScsen, 9ele9en ouf Der n6rbliteu
Seite cdr tSauptliraee, smif6en Solb's Sotel uno
oem @ourtbaufe.-Gr rtbsiIt Ratb in Der peut16en
Coer eneIiidben Sprabe.
@ Office: erite 3burs unterbaIb 6. S6miot
unb Cos Ip otbefe
4usntauu, 4pt25. nqbp
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-08-15
GQlf! &Qlf! Salt!

Der untejsibnrte wunfbt Dem YubIifum anSu:
,eiqen, oa6 CT neuli ba5 GaIfbrennen in Der Staot
dlrntauu, 9ebo @auntp, be9Cnncn BAT, uno ea6 CT
INNER frifb9sbraunten 8aIt fir auerIei 9cbraudb,
aIs fur eano9sbraudb, sum 8autn unb g8sswa.
I6en auf l0ano baGten miro. 9liemano Fam oa.
Der ftbIfommsu, inoem er ben Qrtfst INNER pCrrd.
tbig bauen wiro. Seine prsife fOllen btIlig fein,
uno fein GaIf III uon Der aIrrbefen Qrt. Gr bit.
tet pabsr Inn 9enG9ten 5u1prucb.
aTarniics SscubarS.
Nlai 80. nqbV
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-08-15
Quauf 8.
S0uQebrer perIon9t.

Nabribt piro biwmit 9r9ebru, bas bic S6uIoi-
reftCrrn BON bem SeiceIbcr9 Saunf6p Oifrift, iitb
ouf Samfa9S Den 24ten Nu9ut um llbr glado:
mitta9s, am galbauie Don . er Mi Il er, ir.
in Sd8erSpiue, in befa9tcm Sitrift uerfammeln
wcroen, Inn S6uue6rer anjuuebmsu. Gini9e Der
Eebrer iolten fdbi9 fein INN in Der ensIifbcn uno
ent8e Tim in Der ceutldeu Sprobe llntrrriht ,u er
tbeiIen. perfCnen Die Sdule 81 baten minfbrn
wereen lid am Cbenrrwdbntsn Sag uno Srt Elm.
itneeu uno Bel Dem Soaro melpen.
Die SbuIe wiro anfanaen am Stem ROuember
uno Ncnate bauern.-gebaIt 2H Gent per Sag
fur icbeS &ino.
Die Sruitie5 Don ieoem StuIbaufe in befaotem
Otitritt ino erlubt obioer SufammIun9 beSumcb.
meu.-Quf Sefebl Der Soaro.
SacUb Srrtrr, Sec.
Uu9uit s. no3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-08-15
% sGa 6rihf
Qu9uf 8.

wro biermtt 9e9ebeu boB bic tntersetnctsn ais 10.
mnItratoren BON Der SnterIo1enf6aft oeS perficr.
benen SCbn 81 uni 8, fen, Geetbn Don Gortbamp
ton Zip, Zelda Co., on9efeut wCrren fino. = Quc
Solhe, Die oaber nod an beia9te Snteraheufboft
ItbuIoi9 fno, weroen biermit 9ebetcn nnrrbaIb 6
Boden onjurufcn uno abSubsjabIsn uno Sol.
DE, Die nod rebtmd6i9e SOrbsrun9en an beio9te Sim
terlaiIenlb0ft -ju MAIDEN baben, bcIiebcn bisfelbe
tnnerbalb bcfa9ter 3rit aud eiuSubrin9n, tomit
Qles in &ibti9feit 9cbrabt weroen fam.
Sobm Nomia, QHtntoun.
SSilIiam =. 9fUmiG, S0ncYtr.
Uuauff g. uo6m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-08-15
Cine fremDc Sub
Ercrlertdun 96pIfamt.

ScIaenee 8refe bIieben wdbrno cem Ieeten
&iertsI i'm Cbi9sn YOfamt Iie9en:
Sonatban s.. SOnss. Sauio Strommas. Sobn
StefFer, Rilcn But Daniel Bcicop, Sopp Sag
lsp. gobper q W
4u9uf |. na3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-08-15
SOmmeritae, sent "a, smsuit 1850.
3tt t,erfaaafcss,
Cine 9(nsaD( SrennfcGe(

wv WV <tH0WDt ~OkNI't||NHk|
BON pGfdiebensn gr0Ben. wCrunter Iitb cine QnsabI
lhon 1um SbslI 9ebraubte befnoen, uno iinb gang
Woblfe 5u erbatsn an benz 9rcben
Snpferz mno Slecbs2Saarcnla9er
in Gaentuun, no Der @ttin9sr aud $50 fupferne uno
mefiin9ene &eiIc Don Bis 81 9auOnen Seioen pirc.
90 aub 1000 Stud SIeb uno anbsre Baaren.
Sl C1 . Il Der
weroen ME frubcr BON bm perfertiat fur beren Sau.
srbaft9feit 9ut9efproden miro.
Gr bat aud fortpdbreno cine 8erfdiebcnbeit BON
pumpen fur @ilterne, Saobdufer, H. f. 10, auf 6anp
uno biu9 Su usrfaufen.
NIteS Supfer, 9inn unb 8lei miro ucrlanst fur
Saar9eIo ODER i'm Qustouf6 fur 8aoreu.
Ser9ehet nitbt ben Srt mo ibr Die fd6nfen Sup.
fer uno Slebwaarcn fnoet, Die ie cas Quee etIeben
Bat uno 6war an foIdbcn @reifen Die eu6 an9enebm
lsln weroen: . NllO auf Der Shofeite Der SomiIton
Strabe, naDe bei !9ossnbud's @afbaus.
Stmos Gttin9cr.
S"'' IL nq-
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-08-15
&@ @2eBfe Grinnerllnd.

Qqe oieieni9en cie nod fbuIoi9 no an bic Sin
tsrIa6enf6oft ceS pertorbsnsn SOnatban Steffen
!sstbin BON Niebermacun9ie Sfp., ectba @auntp
let es IN glOten, Sanoen, Senou9elo Ober auf anoe.
re Betle, iIno bIermit gum leetenmoI aufaeforoert
innerboIb feds 9Soben an bic llnterIbriebenen ob.
SubeiabIen-uno SOIcte. Die nod reo5tmdeioe Sor-
oerun9en an Cbi9e tointcrIaiIcnfbaft baben, Ifnb
ebentouS erlubt tnnerbaIb befa9ter Seit 9re Recb.
nun9en einjubino9cn.
SaeOb Steffen,
SOB Steffen,
- armniltratcrs.
4u9uh 1. no6m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-08-15
~ slnitrei6er tlnD gape5irer.
Gibnen 9S. gsnrcnip ---

8tnue ote @tSsenbrit kincn Sreunon uuo Dem YuGtt,
tberboupt btfount ~ madden cap e. nlb in ros Sous bisbrr
bEwrbnt prn Nabon Sddfr tSinobe Der cfcrnrt,n 8rc
9tnd6tr in Der 6atcn Strug rcr Staot 1Ieuon oc,cosn
IT. nc CT tnnr berttt n miro bn Suf in bSn psrboasn
3wtiSIn fines c5cbdftS prompt Su 9cu. Gr ycrrcbst
QnRrcibtn S6itcmuen, glohobmuno ouer .5or,;
orten, Stubrnwano SapeSieren, &c.
I ttnen &n uno brb piCle Grfabrna III er Sp,fcr os.
perosn orn allen ct9en p0cn DEFENDERS pc 9Ranc.
oeecn et cas Souert ane work. ole perberrbcnoe SNco
IT. Sir Die Gdts uno fhSnc 2usfdbrun9 ner rben ouorou
hrt e. uno oeS i'no Sl9eiSb tine Yreile fbr maFis.
SEltcSm CT in naun on9 it, bat CT cine 6crols llntcr
agun9 9eetn eafdr CT iiusn br;cn Daut a6tatst uno
5rt oa 'ns etreits 9isrtm artctn bm frnrcn reibsu
3ulprub pfdbren prrbEu.
81 8-Gr bat Die teebttn 9e9ctnn psrscbetn 9ubta6sn
ecn bis u 10 3t bc, bano9 auf panD, uno 1T Gtr Sb
cer ron lsosr 6sItsbt9sn GrSGe eani an3ufrt9n
aprlI A. na69R
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-08-15
NuQuf s..
1OS0ullebrer wcrDen Dcrlanot,

Natribt mtrb bermit cen Ginwobuern pon SalS.
burg Saunl6ip, eeta @auntp, 9e9eben, ra6 Elm ST.
tcntite5 Gromen Der caislblt onSufeuenoen S6ut.
Icbrcr 9eb0lten wrrcen fOu, ouf SamlasS ben IL.
Qu9ut, I'M IL ubr Mitta95 am 6aufe UCn 8 3 n
4ppe in bcfo9tem Sauuftp aumo eS ermar-
tct mtro ea6 Die Srufties Don isoem Sub -SifriFt
ibrer eCbrcr uorbrtn9eu weroeu, nm cine @ramtna'
tion gu bsitebeu. Sc SdbuIe fOu Monatsn oart.
ern, uno Der GebaIt it 10 SbaIsr per MOuat.
Nuf Sefsbt Der Soaro.
Spbu SsmmCrrr, Gee.
SuIi 25. no3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-08-15
au9uf l..
10 S6ullebrer perlanot.

9latridt mirc biermit sr9ebrn, bas bic SduIti.
reftOren Don Dem Gpnn 3aunfbp S6uloilirft G6
auf Samlta9S Den 17ten Qusuif, I'm lbr g1adb,
mitta9s, am 9afbaufe BON s Obn t9armpnp, in
befa9tsm Siitrift ptfammen merben, um II Sdbul.
lebrer an5unebmcn. @ini9e Der 9ebrer Gouten fdbia
fein nm in Der @n9Iiiden uno eini9e um in cer
Seutften Sprate tnttuidt Su crbeilen, aber aue
lctten Die Seufde Sprabs fpreden f6nnen.-Qer.
foncn Die S6uIe iu 6aIten Wuniten. weroeu i'd, am
obenerwdbntsn Gag an Srt uuo Stele sinfinben
uno bel Dem Soaro meIoen.
Iuf giekbL oct @carb.
slar0n SOnnt, estrair.
Qu9uff I. no3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-08-15
ScHemtlic)e OSemSar
OOn f6Gtb0rem germIaen.


8ufOIse beS Gestsn gBiuenS uno 3elfamentS beS
eertOrbenen S alentin Sung, Ieetbin BON Sber'
tauecn Saunfdbip. 9eha GauntD, foI Somffa9s
Den 3fifen 9tu9utf, nm IL lbr Mtta9s, auf
Dem plase isIbft auf 0fentIi9er Seneu uerfauft
Weroen:
$40. 4. Giue fsbdtbare Saucrci,
seIe9en in Sberfaucon Saunf6ip, 9eha @aunp !;
arenSenb an 9ano BON @batIes g. g8eber, SObn
Sung unb Qnbern entbaIteno DO Qfer mebr ober
tpeniser, ,pOrhefflideS 8auano uno S6wamm, all
fIar.
2yA Die &erbeferun9en bcfsben aus einem
1i:::N1. 2l16disen ifeinGnen SSobnbauS, nit
lxIEssfS etnem an9ebauten lsf6digen gSobnbauS
lino Elte, elmer betnab neuen 9roBen SbweiSr
l6euer, 2Sa9enbduS uno alIen anocrn n6tbiaen Ne.
pen9epauocn. Sin Srunnen 9uten nirfeblcnoen
9Sallers 1T Dor Der SauStbure. Qutb befiuoct iicb
etn outer 4epfel Saum9arten unb ale anoern Scr
ten Sbf auf bem @igentbum Das eano leat in
eem frubtbaren Saucon $baI uno III pom belen i'm
Saunibip. Gin gutter S6wamm 1T babel, uno bic
Sauton @rief lduft burtb bas 9ano.
$50. =, Sin Stridi, Sopl,lnuS,
seGs9en in befa9tem Sauufdtp 9renseno an Gano
BON peter &urs, Sobn Sung uno an Die QbiIaoel-
pba StraBe entbalteuo un9efibr Qder, mcbr
ODER weni9sr. IS III nit fdwerem Sol, benahIen
Sbi9e Swei Strthe f6nnen Suiammen perfauft
mereen, ME es bem &dufsr am fdidIibiien 1T.
$40. 3, Giu streb !SoI;anS,
9ele9en i'm ndmIitben Saunfdip; 9rsnseno an 4ano
bon ScnaS Suber, Siaoe 8aoer uno Qnoern ent
balteno 3 Qder uno so &uben, oenaueS 9Raos.
Dleer Strid 1T ei6t nit iun9em &afanien uno
aneerm Sclj beruadfsu.
SsV.I, Sin Staf Flares 9auS,
9eIrsen in SprnefeIo Saunfbip, 8ufs @auntp
9renSeno an Sano bon Samuel Seilp, Nbrabam
@rob uno Qnoern entbaIteno 9enau III Qder uuo
70 9tutber, flares 9ano.
@S 1T oos binterIofIsne ir9enee Serm6acn bes
oerlforbenen SaIentu Sung, Ieetbin Don SaucCn
&aunfdip, eeto Gountp.
QSer oas &erm6gen Su befrbrn wunIbt, becbe
fib an r9enb einen Der untsrf6riebsnen Su wenoen,
bic cs sei9en wetcen.
Sur uGmleten 3eit nuS ant Iclbru Srt
foDen aucb foIgenoe bepe9libe @uter perfauft wer'
ben, ndmli6 2 Better uno BettIaben. Sfen nit |
&cbr ubr NIT 5faiien, Gin Bureau, Slid, Stible
unc 8dnfe, SOGsfifte, Elm 9ro6sr fupferner &ciIsl,
SeusrbobIen, cine Suantitit oirre 8alnu6 Boards,
uno nod picIe onore QrtifcI, ju umtdncIib Su
meIoeu
@s fOu sbenfauS cine 9reftmaitiue prfouft
weroen.
Die 9etin9ungcu am Serfauf5ta9e uno Credit
uno aufwartun9 pcn
1aepb &. JunG, |,
SpbH 2, Silcmmcr,
Grttutcrtu.
Sbers Saucon, Uuouft 8, 1850 no3n
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-08-15
&9l 6rt6t
@e1tQI1aftS 9(uf61luu9.

Su SoIae oes Ubnerbeus Don Daniel &otb III Die
Gel6dftsUerbinrun9 bisber i'm MhaG9efbdft unter
Der Srma pOn ,.9ree 9fOtb uno Co." beiiuncen, bon
beute an aufael6bt. Sie @sf6dfte bcfa9tsr Sirma
werben in &bti9fsit 9ebra6t Don Den uberIsbencen
Geleuftaftsrn unb atlc perfCnsn Die an eeie Sirma
nod fbuIoi9 iino, wsroeu esbeen innsrbalb oreiBi9
So9en abSubeSabtsn, inbem nab biefer 3eit bic
&ednunsen in Die Sodnre zines Srsbensri6terS gum
@intretbcn uber9eben werrrn.
Samucl Nutb,
Sbarlcs Sdcrt,
lonl'cis eCs pcrfcrb. Daniel Rctb.
I0ut0un Iugllt l, 1850 nQ3m Srct, 6utb uuo So.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-08-15
o. 81 q 6 t / 6 t.

Sic unterSsidnssn werorn bic @uuaqsftbdfte an
Der Sorban Mhbe. fruber bstriebsn Don pree 91Otb
uno Co., fortbetrebcn uno iino bersit reeno cine
Auantttit @aiSen Ooer anbereS @etraoe oas onae-
bOten werosn mag, an oen reseImdBiaen Marftprs
fen einSufaufen. 9Sret, Sutb un0 SO.
IlItntauu, lu9ut l, 1850. rq3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-08-15
NQ0rt0t

wirc biermit seseben, oas Der. untrrdriebsne als
Uominifratcr pon Der 6uterlaIeuf6aft bes perltor.
benen Nib as Srpreu, lestbiu pon Suombeit.
bau Sip, eetbd Co.. ernannt woroen IT, Sotbe Die
an beia9te 6interlaffenf6at f6uIoio iinO, tprrben
efuht inncrbaIb 6 Boten anSurufen uno abSu.
beSabIen-llno Sclbe, Die mob rsdbtmdbi9e an
toroerun9en an 9ebobte ISinterafenfdaft Su MAIDEN
baben, fno srfubt fOte binnsn beIa9tem 3ritraum
unfebIbar aub ctuSubdnei9rn.
GNtparD Spbfrr, grrSpbsitban.
Nu9uit l. NOON
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-08-15
9luDttDrSz 9la6ri6t.
Su Dem SSaiIrneeritbt bon Sceba So.

S5n Der Sade Der Setnun9 UCn @sCr9e Stsin,
niger uuo Solomon Stsniu9er, @reeutOrsn oes Der
ilUrbencn 9eOrse Stsininssr, Iestbtn pon Sbrma,
fuu9ie Sounfetip.
llno nun, Mai g. 1885, crnannte bic Court Sen.
~ 6. eon9nefer 5um QuoitOr, um teia9te &etnung
Su hberfeben, ubeyiuletten uno cine Sertbeun9 pCn
Der SiIanj Su MAIDEN wie ss Der g8iue cforoer uno
Seridt Oorabsr 5u srltatten ME es raS 8sfee Der.
Iau9t.
>IIttl. IuS cen ltrfuubCn.
SMNNS S5escusts .. 9aipal, Cdr.
zs0ES Der obsnernannte Quoitor mro fb
1;T1'S,I$ sur SOIsiebuus fcner @fi6teu einfincen,
am WCnta9 Den 19Cn 4u9uf, um 10 tlbr 8crmit
tags, am Saufe pon Sonatban Gotb in Der Staot
GuCHtauu, auwo iib ollie betbelieteu pericnen Elm.
flnoen f6nnrn, falls ie sS fur fbidIib bsfinoen.
4u9uit l. nq3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-08-15

Sber.Saucon, Uuouit 8, 1850
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Intermeddling Rebuked.

In the sitting of the Presbyterian General As
eemby, Old School, on the 9th ult., the delegate
from the Massachusetts, General Association hav-
ing presented resolution from that body, on the
side of slavery, DR.. Breckenridge, ofKentucky, Of
fered resolution, which was adopted, declaring
the General Assembly to be the best judges Of all
matters within its jurisdiction, and that interer-
ence from the Massachusetts, corresponding body
is offensive, and must tend to an interruption of
the correspondence between the two bodies.
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In Equity-Lancaster District.

John D. McCardell ct. al, vs.. James K. Douglass
ct aI.-BiIl fur partition Of the Real Estate of
James douglass.
TT appearing to my satisfaction that Thomas A.
l. McCardell, James II. McCardell, William B.
Carnes, Mary A. Nisbet. Rob't Douglass, Zadock
p. Douglass, Henry G.. Horton and wife Tabtha,
Jane L. Bell, Rachael r. Bell, Robert ID. Bell, Jno
e.. Bell. Nancy Fell, John Bell, Robert McIlwain.
and the children Of Samuel Douglass, whose names
are unknown, Defendants in above case, reside
without the limith Of this State-lt is therefore
ordered, on motion of w. A. Moore, Solicitor for
Complanants, that The said and above named De.
PENDANTS do appear and answer, plead or demur to
the Bill 10 the above case before the 18th OF
September, 1850; otherwise, judgment pro con-
fesso will be ordered against all and each Of them.
JAMES II. WITHERSPOON, C. E., ID,
Coin'rs Office, May 81. 1850. S7]
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In Equity-Lancaster District.

Cyrus A. Allen and wife, VS.. James NJ. Richard
son ct aI.Bill to surrogate account and relief
TT appearing to my satisfaction that James NJ
l. Richardson, Thomas Richardson, John Rich.
ardson, Joseph 3 KIingle and wife. Margaret and
Mary Allen, Defendants in The above case. reside
without the limits Of this Stale. 1t is ordered on
motion of w. A. Moore Soi'r for compainants, that
the sand defendants do appear and plead, answer
or deuur to the blin above case on or before tho
3lst day OF August 1850, otherwise judgement
pro confcsso, will be ordered against each and all
of them fl. WlTllERSPOON, C. E. L.
CoIn'rs Office, May, 9th 1850, 40 l5w
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Later from Europe.


The steamer America arrived at Halifax on the
4th INST, bringing advices from Liverpool to the
18th ult. From the telegraphic dispatches OF the
Charleston papers we extract the following items ::
The cotton market Liverpool was firm at the
rates of the preceding week, and the demand stea-
dy. The sales of the week reached $4,000 bales,
of which spectators took 5000 bales.
The accounts from the Manufacturing Districts
were satisfactory.
5: Late advices from India were favorable, and 1t
was thought the effect on commerce would be ia
VoFable.
The withdrawal of the French army, it was
thought, was mere ruse of Ministers for carry
Jug the new election law
Circulation was given to the insulting note of
Russia condemnng the policy of the British Gov
eminent regarding the Greek question.
The Paris correspondent ofthe London Times
says, with regard to the difficulty with England,
that Lord Pamerston's offer Of Compromise had
been respected, and the French President showed
a willingness to accept any conditions coisonant
with the dignity of the French The Ministers
agreed with him.
An attempt had been made to assassnate the
King ofPrussia by sergeant of Artillery, who
fred pistol, wounding him in the arm.
Nothing else Of interest.
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Notice..

my person having Spanners, Badges, or any
II articles belonging to he Camden Independent
Fire Engine Company, are requested TO leave them
with II. e. Welhausen, the Treasurer of the Com
pany-or any information relative to them will be
thankfully received by him.
RIDGEWAY, Secretary.
Jnne Z. As
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Notice.
NHE certificates Of the following Shares Of Stock
i having been lost, notice is hereby given that
at the end of three months from date, application
will he made to renew the same:
No. 276, Maria II. Waties, of Statesburg Sa. Ca.
Dated, 9Th July, 1887, four shares in the Bank of
Camden, sc.
No. SOB, Maria II. Waties, date 23d jan, 1888,
two shares in the Bank Of Camden, S. C.
No. 723, Maria H. Waties, date 9TH March, 1910,
two shares in the Bank of Camden, s. G..
JOHN WATIES.
Adm. OF Maria II. Wates.
June 7, w3m 45
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South CarOlina---kc crsIlaW District.
By John K. Joy, Ordinary for said District.
U7HEREAS, Mrs. Celia Lnckhart applied to me
w for Letters of Administration on all and sim
gular the Goods and Chattels, Rights and Credits
of Joseph Lockhart, late Of Il e District aforesaid
deceased:
These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all
and singular, The kindred and creditors of the sa d
deceased, 10 be and appear before me at our next
Ordinarys Court for the said District, to be holden
at Kersbaw Court House on the lllh day Of June
next, to show cause, if any, why the said admin
istration should not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal, this 9th day of
May, in the year of our Lord one tlpusand eight
hundred and fifty, and in the seyenty-fourh year
Of American independence.
JOHN R. JOY. o. X. D.
Nav %, 1850. AZ
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Departed this lite on the l4th May last, at his
residence in this District, neal Flat Rock, Mr..
Thomas Dye aged eiglhy-thre years, lie was
one of the oldest citizens of kerslaw District, and
died, as he lived, respected and beloved by friends
and acQuaintances. w.
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