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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-06-13

LYNCUBURc MARKETS, JUNE
Pror,sont- l'aaon 5ia6 Beef. s. To 81; Cotn Meal
65io 20 cents.
How-Sil
Graih.-cafn. ~ In 60 ets; Oats 35t, aoc,nt
Gorer Seed 81 To 81 nnminal.
uh'ssey- Monn'ain 3o-iangho s. Hunts %
cents.
Beearar 30 10 % cents
Htiter-ll to 10 cts fn M l.
Brandg -Aprle non" otIetnr Peach. none . ff,riog
Har hon $50 assorted and $50 80 when drawn 10
order.
Golfer -l,ie II to l2l cents, Lagura i2i To IA; Mo.
cha 30.
Country Linens Tow ~; Flax IA cents.
Cotton Yarns Sales lsa2O cents
traihers-33 10 - rts.-Scstce.
Far Seed Sales 90 10 ~ cents
Fish -llcrtups. No. L. 49,. Shad. old A. an
new $40; Mackerr'. NJ. 3. s. 80.
Talom Q cents
Tr $3.50 per hhl
" oot "a 10 90 els in demand
" DOL Rolls no sales,
Gm~ng- rs 10 30 crus
Hemp We 1nne Z, 10 Sc. in demand
i.uiseed Oh Go eenls IN demand
Lard q t. Gle
.Npia,ws West India IS 10 40 ct nor ,,llon n
q. i2to Is cents
Plaster Lump. 81 10 So; Ground, SOL ,o$7
Sugars Now Dheaus Il lo7 r.nis Porto Rico tosj
cents; Clarified y cents, Loaf lltpl2l cents.
EXCHANGES
o"''1'o" H "',,, York. to PEREZ premium
boslnn 10 do do
Philadelphia, 10 do do
oanh Notes ta'n'ihn ! do discount
:. Carolina. do do
&c Iennessee, 10 6 do do
Wheeling, 2a2l do do
FRflGlIrS UP AND DOWN TIE CANAL
I"hacro, leaf (per hogshead) 81
do manufactured, (pcT bow, 10,
Flour, (pcr hbl) 10
bar Iron, (per ton.) 90
Pig Iron, (per TONI 90
Lead, Pig aud Shot. (per TONI | 90
Plaster, (pei ton) 90
Sab, (per snckO &, ios
Merchandise and Produce. (pet lO0) sto 10
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-06-13
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN

vI>iIAT am opening this morning at my store, BANK
l. SQUARE, Lynehburg, LARGE SUPPLY OF
NEW GOODS, such Ladies' new ST! lie Dress Goods, viz
Barcgcs, Tissues, Lawns, Ginghams, Re Geni'emen's
goods Of all kinds Shoes Hats, Bonnets, Flowers Rbbons,
&c Goods have fallen in prices very much recently,
and sh, receive almost every week during the summer,
new and fashionable goods at low prices
| Nav JNO. J PURNIS. AG'T.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-06-13
CASH FOR NEGROES,

| WISH to purchase number al i.lkE ELY NEGRoFs
l ior which will pay the HIGHEST CASH PRICE
N, letters addressed me at Liberty, bedford county viii
receive prompt attention. W. T., HEWITT.
Aug Sits
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-07-25
Death OF Sir Robert Peel.

The steamer America, which arrived
atHalifax on the 18th, brings intelligence
of the death Of the great statesman and
sx-Primier, Sir hobert Peel. The par
ticulars Of bis death are as follows: On
Saturday evening, June 20, while pro-
ceedlng from his residence in Whitehall
up Constitutional Hill, his horse sudden
ly shayed at something passing, kicked
up its. heels. and threw Sir Robert over
his head on his face. Although render
ed insensible by the fall, he retained hold
Of the reins, and the animal being thus
suddenly checked, lost his footing and
fell heavily upon the baronet. Several
gentlemen passing rendered the necessa-
ry assistance, and he was placed in a
carriage and conveyed to his home in a
state of inscnsibility. All the medical
talent of London was soon at his dispo.
sal, but their united efforts were unavail-
ing. After lingering until II O'Clock on
Tuesday night, he expired.
The sensation produced BY this sudden
event, was intense throughout England ;
even the National Assembly Of France
partially suspended its business. and sew
eral distinguished Frenchmen. including
N. Guizot, left Paris for London to be
present at the funeral.
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-07-25

HFCMFIEi.D, JuIy rs, lIsse.
the NEW CARINEF.

The following nominations we're sent
70 the senate on Saturday, and confirm
ed in Executive Session
DANIEL WEBSTER. Sec'v of State.
THOMAS CORWlN, : C'yOf Treasury
JAMES A. PIRROE, of Nd, Secretary of
the Interior.
EDWARD BATEs. Of No.. Sec'y of War.
WM. H. GRAHAM, of N. c., Secretary of
the Nary.
JoHN j. CRrTrENpEN, of KY, Attorney
General.
NATHAN K. Hall, of N. Y, Postmaster
General. 49,
The materials and construction of this
Cabinet do not, we fear, augur well for
he success of the late Presidents plan
Of settling the slavery question. 1t is
quite too Southern in its general aspect,
TO in pire the friends of freedom with
much real confidence in the triumph of
Right and Justice through its instrpmen.
tally. -Four out of the seven are resi-
dents of slave States-apd Mr.. Webster's
course on the admission of California and
New Mexico has, of late, been anything
but satisfactory to the North.
We will not, however, pre- Judge Mr..
FILLMORE. We have ever regarded him
as noble offshoot Of New England
stock-a man whose ability is undoubted.
and whose integrity and frmness have
been far above the reach of suspicion,
We have no fears of his proving John
Tyler: we shall be slow to believe, that
he will eyer be an agent or ally Of slave
holders. We ought at least to expect as
much from him in the prevention Of the
spread of the peculiar institution" as
from General Taylor. southern man as
he was, and surrounded by southern in.
t1uences. Let US bide our time still
hoping and praying for the universal diff
fusion Of light, and liberty, and virtue
and for the Perpetuity and glory Of our
nation. ...e... .-s.-
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-07-25

Ma1sPs Death.---Thc death Of Rev.
J.. H. Mafit. the distinguished revival-
list, occurred under horrible circumstan.
ces, il we may credit the Mobile cores
poDdent of the Georgia Citizen. 1t ap-
pears that four or FIVE hundred copies
Of the New York National Police Ga
ze.te, charging him with every abomina-
tion--incest among others, had been
circulated in Mobile. He was driven
from every pulpit. deridsd. jeered. insul>
ted, whenever he appeared in public.
he vas threatsned With mob. and
retired to o village 4 miles from the city.
Here he supplied = house with al the
pepdsnts Of m armed castle, learning
Lhst,he would be pursued. His sudden
fate then sharply closed his X stless and
unhappy lfe--not, the correspondent
boldly charges, without bis own agency
| ii tie matter WhethsF this DO so
not. II must have been . terrible thing to
Die under such d cloud Of shame and
amid The pcltings of such storm. .
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-07-25

SmGshiag ScAool House.--A few
days since. as the workmen on the New
London and Palmer. Mass. railroad
were blasting in Mcnson. a rock weigh,
ing about two tons was thrown against
the Academy at that place. passing thro'
the building and doing great damage.
The partitions. seats, DC. were smashed
up into splinters. and the building so
much damaged as to prevent its use un
iii repaired. Fortunately the school had
been gone for about half an hour before
the blasting. consequently no one was
injured.
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-07-25
Poor Rsss.-In the House Of Com

Poor Rats.-In the House Of Com
nous. Sir I. Q'Rrisp said. The relief Of
Glare cost 100000 last ysar-- more
than one-half the valuation Of the coun-
Try. bat that vas not the worst. In
some pniops the rates and taxes were
2ls, Cd. ip the pound !; apd Mr.. Card
noted the casel Of q farm IN Kansurk
which produced but 24s. per acre. on
which the rates and taxes came to 2ss
per acre. How could any country get
Ion under sach diEeumstancesf Hsar.l
HOY inlssa4 IS.
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-07-25

n Roger Shesman's Children. 1T has
been stated that Mrs. Judge Baldwin.
was the only surviving child Of the late
Roger Sherman. signer of the Declara>
sion Of independence, DO. This was a
mistnke. There are vet living three
children Of that Distinguished man. One
Is Roger Eherman Of this city. an active
though aged business man Mrs. Me-
hita6le. widow of Jeremiah Esarts. are
sident Of New York city. 10 Che family
Of her son--and sarah Hoar. wife Of
sl.e Hon. Samuel Hoar. Of Concord. Ms,
4 maj Of distinguished purity Of char.
acter, and well known to the present
generation as the insulted agent Of Mas
sachusetss. in Charleston. >. c., where
he vert with view 10 preventing the
| free citizens of Massachusetts, Of dark
Isomplexion. from being sold into captiv~
| isy. Tor ventlring ID Massachusetts, yes
| sels, into the ports Of that great South
eFn nation. Nep Hesep Palladi3yp.
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-07-25

Yaakes Ehseprise. = Three hundred
and fifty thousand. acres Of iinher<land.
situated ON the Kanhawa River Va. have
recently bean purchased By q company
Of Easierp men. with the view oTeninp .
heavy lumber trade with Ohio. FAY
cents az acre was paid. The naFination
Of the KanhaMA 3 20 Be impEeSad In
Orderto afford . proper channel 90 cons
muniCatiOn with Tie West. Ferry Nstv
knglAnfsEs haae gons fDsRasd toiosm .
esstllenfsnA. gsF 90 =. - ...ss.s :.
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-07-25

AT meeting Of the members Of the
Litsh6eld eayings Society, held on the
goth inst, the following persons acre
chosen Officers for the ensuing year, viz.
GEO. G. WOODRUFF, President.
SAM'L. p. BOLLEs, Vics President.
SETH p. Beers,
CHARLES L. WEsR,
]. G.. BEcKwrTH. Directors.
CHARLES ADAMs,
EDWIN B. WEBSTER
GUsrAyus F. DAVIS. Secretary and
Treasurer, -
Office at the Phoenix Branch Bank
and is open every business day. from o
to IL A. NJ, and from 2 to 4 P. N.
G. F. DAVIS, Treasurer.
Liteh6eld, 22d July, l5o.
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-07-25

EE The death of the Ate President
Is announced in the Kingston (Canaas)
papers. with the marks Of mourning
usually adopted By the American Press
turned rules. The American vessels
in the harbor displayed their c,lors At
half mast, ON the reception of the intel
ligence.
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-07-25

The New England School Observatory
is the title Of a new and elegant monthly
sh ct. edited and Published BY Fitz.
Hobbs, & Co., 100 Washington street.
Boston. lis devoted TO the cause Of
education. Price so cents per annum
or. 40 cents in companies Of ten and up
wards. -
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-07-25

the ovefseer Of the tribe to which the owner
Of such lands belongs, may purchase and
lake eOnVeyances of the same for and IN
the name of such tribe.
ORIGEN 8. SEYMOUR,
Speaker Of the House Of Representative,
OHAS. III. POND. Pres. Of the Senate,
Approved, June IS, 1850.
r. Il. SEYMOUR.
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-07-25

UWe hope to complete the Publica>
ton of the laws in our next. Until then
we crave the indulgence Of our readers.
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-07-25

=. - VIM. B. AstoF,, the New York
'naiIliqnaire.s has been fined $25. for not re.
moving the 6lth from one Of his houses 81
spring a. :
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-07-25

CHAP XIX. N
An act repeating au ACT enlitled An act
relating 10 lhe Gsneral Assembly.
Be it enacted BY the Senate and House
Of Representatives in General Assembly
conveLed, That an ACT entitled "An az,
relating 10 the General Assembly" Passed
May Session, le4Y, be, aud .he same is
hereby repealed. +. Il.
OhlGEN s. SEYMOUR, s* !.
Speaker OF The House Of Representatives.
CHAS. II. POuD, Pres. vf The Senate.
Approved, May ~. 1850.
THO.NAMS II. SEYOUR.
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-07-25

Y w ose..S -. ..sionation, refusal t0-accep
y Us. --.,.',,. s,,nh trust; the court Of pre-.
: -. IN The district within which sueh es-
/, ,a,s shall be, may, on the haPPentng OF any
II snch contingency. appoint some suttabls
: ssss,,,, or persOns 10 execute such trust
: isl.ior goI,d and sui icieDi bond with surely,
! Conditioned for the faithful performance "
his or their duties.
"'' ORIGEN S. SEYMOUR.
| Speaker Of the House of Representatives.
CHAS. II POND, Pres. of the Senate.
Approved, June IA, 1850
TuOS. H SEYMOUR.
I. CHAP. XIV. -
| An act in addition TO AN acI for the Settle-
ment of Eslales, Tes,ale, lnleslale and
InSolyepl.
Be il ENACTED by the Sepale and House
of Representatives IN General Assembly
convened, That If, on The report OF the
commissioners who ATE or may be here after
appointed 10 examine the claims against
the estate Of any deceased person who has
or may have left widow, il shall appea'
that said estate IS insolvent, il shall be III,
duty Of The court Of probate 10 SET Out 4
said widow one COW, ii any there be belong
ing TO said estate, 10 be her own property
any law TO the contrary Notwithstanding
ORIGEN 5. SEY MOUR.
Speaker ofthe House OF Representatives. 4
CiiAS. III. Pc D. Pres. of the SeMatr.
Approved, June 22 1850.
$ THoS. H. SEYMOUR.
ou.p x,v,, ~
An act in addition 10 an act encouraging
aud regulating Fisheries
Ser. |. Be il enacted by the Senate and
House Of Representatives in General Assem-
bly, conyened. That 10 person shall take
any shad in West River, al any Other time
Than between the Isl day OF March and The
25,h day oil June in each year. Oh penalty
Of foriei,ing f0l every such offence the sum
OF fifty dollars, 10 him who shall sue there.
for and prosecute his sun to effect.
8 Sec = Every person who shall set or
use any gill mel, pound nei, or stationary |
net Of any kind, in The West River, below
the Westv,lle Bridge, or in the New Haven
harbor, Within Two miles Of line COM
mencing at high-waler mark and drawn ii
lectiy across from " sler Point, in New
Haven, 10 The old wharf 10 West Haven.
shall pay for every such offence fine of
thirty dollars 10 him who shall sue therefor !
aud prosecute his snit 10 effect: Provided,
that this prohibllIon shall not extend 10
any one in The exercise of a lawful right |
heretofore acquired. s.. 4
OklGEN s. SEYMOUR.
Speaker OF The House OF Representatives,
'ChAS. H. POND, Pres. Of the Senate.
Approved, June ~, 1850. 4
THOMAS ii, SEYMOUR. I
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-07-25
CHAP. xLy111.

CHAP. XLVIII.
An act in addition 10 an act relating 10 the
Gemeral Assembly.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House
OF Representatives in General Assembly
That all public acts, unless 9th
erw'se directed, SHAH take effect ON the 4lh
OF July next succeeding their passage:
And lh,s ACT Shall Take effect from It's pas
sage. 80 :,
OR1GEN s SEYMOUR,
Speaker Of House OF representatives. !,
CHAS. h. POND,
.----.~e.- 5 President Ut the Senate.
Approved, June q, 1850.
THOMAS ID, SEYMOUR.
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-07-25

CHAP. 4Hlts ts4
An Act in addition 70 AN act relating to
Electors and Elections
Sec. 1. Be il enacted by the Senate and
House Of Representatives 10 General Assem-
bly, convened, That il the Office Of treasurer.
secretary Of state, or controller shall becomc
vacant, by death or resignation, the goyernof
shall ill the Vacancy, unless the same occurs
during the session Of The General Assembly.
IN which case they shall appoint a sucs esser y
they see ct, but in case the General Assembly
fail TO appoint said successor, the appoints
shall then bs made by The governor.
Sec. 2, The 35lh secli,n. Sd chapter, llth
title, Of the Act entitled an Act relating TO
Electors and Elections. 10 hereby repealed.
Sec. 3. This Act shall take effect from lls
QRIGEN s. SEYMOUR.
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives
CHAS. H. POND. Pres. Of the Senate.
Approved. June 90. 1850
THOMAS H. SEYMOUR.
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-07-25

An net in addition TO 4 An Rct relating 70
Electors and ELECTIONS"
= Be it enacted by the Senate and House
Of Representatives ia General Assembly
convened, That no person Ahait be deemed
10 have lost or acquired u. residence ,by being
| a s,Gden. in college, academy " aus
| seminary Of learning provided, his nome
1 or dOmicil be elsewhere. w
a. RAJ ORiGEN. s. SEYMOUR,
| Speaker Of the House Of Repres en,a.ives
+ CHAS. H. POND, Pres. Of the Senate
Approved, June q, 1850
w TaOS. III. SEYMOUR.
| Na $ s4f Aa8s
| CHAP Xiv, &
BE IL enacted By the Senate and House o
Represental,ves in Genessl assembly cohyen-
D ed, That the certificate required ~ tn
Il tweaty ninth section of An act for tn
. regulation Of proceedings 10 Equity" ma!
Is oe executed either in persopsp pr agent OF ~
l- ORIGIN s. SEYMOUR,
Y Speaker Of the House Of Representatives
u CHAS. II. POND, Pres, of The Senate
y Approved. June 90, 1850.
: THOS. II. SEYMOUR.
Sf&ssss& 81 - N
Y - =, CHAT. XIV.
s. An aes IN addition 10 IN Ac, ended = !
Vi act 1oS the settlement .af Estates Testal
% sAnd Ensoiyea4.'i .:.ss4ss... !. .sS! - :
ks ~ enacted ~ Abe &enaae sSd HoQs
VI ~ Representatives in Central Assemhl
"a eonxeReds That yheneveR ANY person sha
~ have been dply Rna ieRsllV 4 prQlnsed Nus
~ sFe u ANY estA or SHAH have a. hiS ham
lch - tt ueAees 1ht walls Of any estate ~ Bit
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-07-25

An act 10 addition 70 sad In aIlsfanvH eJ
- Az nc, tuT the pt0lscl,eB Vt lDllpns,
ami The preservation Vt ,helr psvPsTty.r
Sec !. he u sUacied Wy me essals anu
HOuse Of Representatives ~ Gems Tal Asp
seMoly conveIeu, 1hAt He cOusty cDarl "
yacn county ~ when ANY sFiDs VI jgAiaHs
resides, snail have jafisdiciioh, OF appllea-
liOns Tor Me sale VI iA1ds BELONGING w
members VI SUCH tribe, who. VI lhs InIs u
such applications. are About 10 tsm0ye Il ON
this ssAle Or actually ssside wIihou. ,h,s
state. M as3 As.eAFA al
j SIC. 9, Notice Of such applications
| shall be given by some proper oiiice,, u lhe
| Oyerseer OF The tribe ~ ~hich The 10 Do icaH.s
Ileiong, by leaving true and at,ss,ea copy
Vi the same win sucn oysgEseI or NJ sis
usual place Of abode ~ less. Twelve .iaA
lOetuIe The session Ut The court 10 which tnt
| appliCallohs are TeinrHu0le.
See. =, lftI shall appear 70 the cour,
10 WHICH any apphcatioa Tor he sale VI
lands shalt Deamace pursuant 10 ihis ael
| ,hat such sale would be beneficial 10 lhs
I uwusr OF such land and MOI injurious 10 Ihs
/ interests oil the lElUe ~ which such Ownel
: belongs, said cO1ls may "a ia discselles
aulhOrIxe such sale 70 be made ~ Aunl
2 sims. aud place, mon such cOAdiliQns anI
I IN such manner. a. ID may deem pfop<r,
4 Provided. That 10 sale Or conveyance B
lands bslongine 10 any lndiao SHAH Be mGli
exesptine % she tribe OF u seme memheEt
msneela Of the sribe snssMhiehs hs g ~
81: q WheaExsr aashoaiSS il sivll
lOgSAR sale cf SAAnds Susnnans ase lhls kei
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-07-25

CHAP, l.
An act in alteTa tiun OF San act concern,
lug Highways and Bridges"
Sec. BE IL enacted by The Senu,e and
House Of Representative in General Assem-.
bly, cOnyened, That ali persons going 10 VI
returning from their usual and ordinary
farming DusiHeSS. unless they rayel mOle
than four miles ON any turnpike road. shali
be exempt from paying Toll as PROVIDED IN
The $50 section VI e An act c0pceIntng
Highways and Bridges" and no Vtner
person going toor returning from his nspai
aud ordinary business, shall by reason
thereof, be entitled ~ such exemption.
Sec. Z. All prisons shall heatxemp,
from paying toll Tor passing Though any
.ufOpike gale. when such gaze shat. te to-
Gated dpOn q iufDPske road Constructed
slOng and upon folmer public hig6way,
unless they travel mUrs tnan one aud =
half iles on such ,tuiDpike road Provided,
lnat the provisions OF Iris act sbaii wa
affect ANY ssiI now psnatDg o. eAass "
acltUn now FxtSttnE.
ORlGEN 3, SEYMOUR,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives
LHAH. ~, POND, Pres VI i've ssgste,
Approved. june Nv, 1850.
vttOD. Il. bEKM0UR,
4
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-07-25

- &sN SutMtGUa AN act L
ebnesiAing the Domestic Relations.
Sec. Il Bet enacted by tie Senate
and House q Representative ID Gsaerot
Assembly confessed. Thaa whsA : MINOR has
Aslather who i inlempe 10 such degree
a1t0 - incapahle of lAking care - and pso>
siaing for such minor the Judge VI probate
Withla whSse district such MINOR resides shall
sapp0snt guardian fOr such minor who slials
have lall power % mike contracts Tor and in
oenels e sgeA miness with third pess6us, ANA
20 kssp and mansge The avails Il lsing from
The pessonai sstvisss - ptepssly Il snch M
nor lsx<eps that nay ,he petded Isl Inc Ann.
.uoTa ea6 edpeeaioR 81 sNeh minnr ], ! IN -
NowstsE to 5pck 6Idss assd siSessss g
'so6r Is psSSEe bskias jdiisdseli .Ilssi hess ~.
thAsE nsasa f2a&sn. 4 ! - g. !.
6 SC. 4 ha eopfl AZ lEohasa IL npnlDisl N.
: &sissdia0. - = pgQxi de4 ~ in.the tsFesoins
sscii6n sssll, il such nIInql hAa .pfopGsIs Z
fkS sshl u ZEN trSll pp1i1l lQaatis made: ~
Bond ish surely Ok lha faithful AisEassEa !
Slt6k ffs, 1tc6EdiDg a. lar ard - ceae Hncl
nflef hes no pfopeEly d ne llple such, 40
DoilN.peni n made, kes@ Hhsll sNpssquentl,
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-08-28


Derta9en. lie 3uiammenfeenng bes neuen
Rablnets in Walbiuotcn miro bon her euali,
lden prelle anf cine febr 9iinftige @eile bee
fprcden.
Sransoftfde Republif. = Ter
Srse9smlnlifer bat bon Der 0iatiouol Gers
lammlun9 neuercings einen Jarec,t BON r..
557 $40 8rcs. perIan9t, sur geffreituua Der
Soften fur cas- Eager, ,pelbes Gbauaarnier
sur Grbaltun9 Der nNutc uno Sronuna~
bel Seriatlles errldtct. Der prdlIbcnt ,pirc
cemnddff ieinc Neiie III bic fiirliden Depar,
temcnts antretcn. Die eesitimtsn balten il,
9SIesbaeen eine 9rcee Goufsren; nobel 1d)
audi Der Graf @bambpro eiufnoen ,pirc.
lInter Den 2ele9aten tefreen Gb Gut,ct,
Uerrpcr, earchejaquelin unb Die Snrlfin
Qiepen. 9tad ben leBten Eadridten miitbes
te iber paris Elm befti9er SturnL Der groeen
Sd)apcn anrid)tete; in mebrere @ebGuce
fhIu9 Der 8lis.
GnBlano. - 3ufcI9e eines failerli6en
llfaiss finoet cine 9rOBarti9e Gcfrutiruna
itatt: in ben tpeliliden prcpinsen ,percen
inter 1000 SeeIen intmer z ano in alien
ilbrisen 3beiIen res 9feths 10 Dsauu fur
cie sIrmee aus9ebpten.
Glrfei. Der Saltan bat perrrenet.
oaB AUDI tilrtilde Manufatturen mad, Der
9rcBen Qrncrner Snbuitrieauelfelluna inn
Sabre 1851 9eianpt werben olen uno bat
ene Slnorcnun9sccmltee ernanuf, belfebeno
aus een oberlfen 8camten bes ioonbeIss
m'niiteriums, mu leImanniIhen uno 2hrilfs
llden @inncbnern. eamartine 1T nod, in
&cnltantlnopel. @eneral Ocmbiusfp bat
nah parls 9elhrietsn, bas er anf gerlans
gen Der Olterreltilhen uno rulIlben Nesies
ruu9 bon Der pfOrte bic Weliuus erbalten
babe, rpieoer an &oifutb nno feineu iibriaen
Gefdbrten in oas @riI SuriidSufebreu.
unlere 9lrmee, lhrelbt man BON Meubs.
burg, bat itd) III Der Tdbe BON bier ccnceu>
trlrt; td9ld faaen fleine 9iederelen por
DIE odntde 9rmee Derlhanst lltt) bel DAN,
neoIde, rpo ite ELL eaber be3p9en bar-Die
9latrdbten BON Den odnisden 8erlulfen be-
ltatI9en itdb III lbrsm pollen llmfauae. Gin
Der Splse Der Sturmcouonue, tpeltte bas
boI'tsln'ld,e SsntrGm bel Soteot at curd,.
bred,en iudte. fanoen Den Sob: General
Sd!eppe9reQ Sberit 3repfa uno Sberlt
Sallre. Sn Srpeuba9en ut oater niebts lpe,
niger ole Subel. 0dtrt cte Stattbalter(d,aft
IN Ihrem falltsn Splteme fort, 70 fbretbt
man bon s!ltona, 70 Mt nbt blo5 oas Qano
perIpren, ioucesm @jraf 0iepentlop it beim
encl!den Siese bes OdnenfOnlss fld9er, oas
Sdldlai ees Grafen 8atbYanY in lluaarn
ju tbeten.
DIE Gbe;lnabme an Der lhleswia.bcl(feis
nllhen Sad,e lit immer nod entballalflld,.
8elo uno esute ftr6meu Dem bart beordnas
ten Sdlespls. 0cIltetn su.
DIE nadlfen Ddn,pfsr weroen cbne 3,peis
fel brdlt midtise Nadrtdten brlnaen.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-08-28

Sertranen aus, baB eS in tielem Sii,ne burcb
ale itm gu G'cbcte ffebencen Mittel auf bic
Sefhliifie Gentfhlants eii,pirten nnb fit1
babnret bie grtenntIihfeit einer eblert srceen
Jtaticu ertperben ipirc, welhe rcr @dam
err0tbet nno Dor llnipillen fhdunt iiber bic
Shmah eines irlden Nriecens."
Der gctfsperetn bat IN einer slbrefTe an
ote Stdnbe ben Warfdbefebl fir ras fampfs
9erlitete Seer snr lnterifiisnn9 Shlespi9s
Noliteins ocfprcert.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-08-28

Gin an ben pblabelrbia sssnqnirer BON Die.
fec Stabt (98asbin9ten) seridteter Brief
maet fId an, Dcn eiier tcdypesrdtberifhen
8erfdporung seSea bic Union burt 8ilbnns
eineS flblihen BinbnifTes sipifden Maerifo
umb ben fIibliden Gtaatert einen Beridt abs
sllFatten. Der gdreibr fa9t tae gnerd
socnlfcn bacon setpnet babe. Dies ii Idhers
Iidb: Menn Sen. Gcuifcn bon einer fclden
gerfhtrSruu9 etspas 9e,ruBt bate, 70 ipiirbe
er I'D, nidt nit etaer pripatan9abe midt be-
aniigt, fenbern e6 bon ben Ddter1. Der 6dus
fer berab befannt sensad)t mmo bic 8etbeili9s
ten aebranbmarft baben. ST 1T fit bic llnicn
ipie iein Detr0geu ituO fcine Or,lncfdee, feits
oeu e eiuei Gts IN trm Senat eiHnimmt,
irr gsaiiee bespieien babea. pdHe er BON sb