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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-04-03

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Die Sabneoe5 Sen. SeCtt fur Die Qrdfoent.
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-04-03

Sic Stabt Npa, in Sfinbien, 1T pOn ei
mem furtbtbaren 8ranoe 6eimselubt nor
bcn, neIhcr 1000 Sdufer in aide le9te.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-04-03
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.Gern uno Glein.
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-04-03
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neucn Stride in pennSuiue. @arbun @auntps
nabe 8ouiets Gilrnperfeu, bat oaS Ser
0niqen Dem publifum befannt ;u mdcbetss
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ben 2lifeu oieles QpriImouats auf fsirrIiHe
08eife geIe9t weroen ioll.
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-04-03
CARPETS.

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t6 unc otu rGuEltSn Sns erd rIn uuo Su9roin Car
pets vcn zen bGlEn omertaniibn SNbrtftn. rparronrr
pcr3Ii0lltb pcr allen anetrn IN llItntatn 3a fem.
Jtern uno 6lein.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-04-03

aus veridiecsncn gances9e9encen wirb &c
meIoct, ooB Gle @oijenlpat cin pieIucriprsb
enoe5 Uu5ICbcn babe.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-04-03

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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-04-03
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osiIcn um9e9eno ouf ibren fupetben Strd
non Naaren Su lenfen, ben iie iOebtn pou
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an ibrsm StObr in Der SamiltOn Snobe
ndble Sbure Su @Ii StedGl'S SOtel.
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ftdnct9, eutbdIteno cine ieoF bu ibrem @eftdfl
9eb0rcnoe Serihieoenbrit, wOruuter fOl9cnos
bslCnosrs gu bcmerfen lino:
GrDcfcntuadrcn.
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WcuS Be Gains, QipataS, @ingbams, fuI
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Silbcp 3awnS, fI9urrts welee 9ref9utsr
ldoene uno Sbibct Sbawl5, Strumpfe,
Sdnper uno cine qrOse QuSmabl anoern
@aaren, Su umlldncIi6 onSufubren, ale
gum 9ebraub Der eioisS.
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tudp Scans, SatiR6 unc ale lOniti9e Grtcn
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QlIentauu, Qptl 3, 1851. nq-
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uis cine 9rcFs %sribsoenbe prn ScrrsSdtucb, tiutS
sum ptrtauf bsl
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9rim uno Senin9er.
China AulenSlpa1ren.
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uno bcm GtujdInCn, pts ss Der 86ufr wunFbt gum
8rtGuf bti
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SrU5ertcn.
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min9c uub Sara 8aifte,-st Grolr. yiruerlsaus Guta
uuo ecptriu9s 3uder.-Srino0c, 0IsuCrlcons uno gCs
rtrin95 GprIp 9)iCIots, - oCni9, als Nrtsn TbEIn.
SpSirsicn, Stirtt, Chocolate, &clintn, CinbSimbS
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psrtOuftn bel
grim uno 8enin9cr.
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-04-03
GDieQel.

Gbtn 0uf9podt Gin arcGrs uno prdbti9tSQ iIcrtuenr
prn piraclceu uno NJabr9ritp Sram SpttqsL unS kbS
6tul9 gu plrtauftn an 3slmmt 8aar9aeSSttbr pon'
&ern uno 8lein.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-10-28
GEN I,0PEZ

The following letter has been published in The
Neos (Savannah) by Mr. Sigur, to whoa it is ad-
dressed. thought to settle for ever the caumny which
it is published to answer caIumny which nobody
would willingly believe against the dead soldier
HAVANA Wednesday, Sept l7th 1851
L. J. S1GUR. Esq.-Dear Sir: | have the honor of
addressing these few lines you by request o. the un
fortunate Don N Lopez executed in this city on the
hrs OF this month"; request which he made to me as
his brother n-law, and his testamentary executor [
was permitted to confer with him in prison few mo-
mens before his death, and he charged me in most
particular manner to transmit to you his last adjeu
and the expressions ohs YARN affection and gratitude
tor your constant kindness and great services to HIM
lie also requested me and mentioned it several times
(lnsiso repetldas veces) that | should ask YOU as
last favor to place the trunk of papers, letters &C.
which he LETT with you, in my possession, so that |
might destroy such related TO his expeditions to
this lsand OF character to compromise in the least
any person connected with these enterprises.
therefore en- reat you afford me the facilities o.
executing the last wishes of our common friend, and
as cannot travel to your city, beg you to form me
you ale disposed TO accede to his desires: in which
case will send you person clothed with the proper
powers, who will execute in your presence the de-
strucon oil these papers, reServng oay such erest
his son and heir, residing in Geneva
In his last moments, when he was alone with hi
contessor, and marching to the place of execution he
returned again TO this subject entreatng the good priest
to remind me OF his wishes upon this point.
avail myself OF this opportunity unite my gra to-
1u thanks to those OF the deceased Tor your friendship
and services, and remain
Your obedieut and humble servant
COUNT De POZOS DULCES
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-10-28
A South Carolina Comment.

The Charleston Mercury gives the news from
this district and comment upon it, which it may
be well for Judge Caskies constituents to see =:
r, We learn (says the Mercury by telegraph, that
DasHie (Dem) has beaten Bolts (Whig) in the Rich
.nona Congressional District by 400 majority. We
.teloee greatly at this result Mr.. C4se is one of
ie so.est and raest in Virginia, and ID no I'M
g successor to Mr. Seldom, who preceded him.
ms IS entire confirmation of what we have
commended tor Ia opposing Judge Caskie's cleo
ton. Although not himself wisher for disun-
ion, we knaw that his election would te received
with JOY by the Secessionists IA alFordino them
aid and comfort. Ecce sfgaun,,
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-10-28

time. will, proiound AID fred attention You alone
possess the power oil accomplishing all the great OBJ.
eots which the public desire and much of the future
welfare oil this Republic depends upon your present de
alterations; deliberations which will doubtless be first
turned TO the melancholy subject which has filled the
country with affection, and of the f4irest counties
10 the Commonwealth with mourning"
A MEMBER. Who was the Governor at that
tma2
Mr.. SUMMERS. john Floyd, the father of the
present Chief Magistrate.
proceed now TO give from the Journal of the House
of Delegates, the entire history of the proceedings
erred to, the best of showing their charac-
ter inception and termination. This review will serve
prove, what have promised to demonstrate that it
eastern movement, introduced and sustained
bv eastern members.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-10-28
MAYORS COURT.

The proceedings before his Honor the past day or
two, have even more than usually unin teresting.-
Notw outstanding the excitement consequent upon the
occurrence of the election for representative for this
district in the Congress ofth United States and not
wlhstandng rather an uproarous demonstration of 10y
on the part OF portion OF the German population Sa-
turday night at the result of that election we are
glad to say that not a single instance of breach of
the public peace has been brought to the otce of the
Mayor.
OnIy three white prisoners were brought up from
the cage yesterday morning. Two oil these had been
arrested for drunkenness and the third for respasing on
the premises know az the Gas Works. The inebr-
aes discharged bu the trespasser was sent toail
III default of 100 security
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-10-28

Il. 20, I,
An error occurred in my despatch of Tuesday
The answer of our Government in regard TO Cuban
affairs directed especially to France, which. be-
sides making unpalatabe representations on that sub
ject, ordered portion OF her public to scour
the coast of the United States thereby at once oen
ding the national dignity, and encroaching upon The
national right That England seconded, or at least
approved, the policy Of France, true, as already
stated, and therefore the reply applies as directly to
one as TO the oher Government. Those who have
the best sol knowing, speak Of Mr. Crttenden's
despatch IN reference to this interference as eminent
ly worthy OF the American character. 1t will. of
COURSE be called for on the meeting of Congress, and
the couhtry VIII then be satisfied that in this matter
the Administration has done its whole duty
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-10-28
FUGITIVE SLAVE ARRESTED.

orl: PHlLADELPHIA, Friday, Oct. "a, 1851.
ms morning before u s. Commissioner Ingra-
man, Henry Poque, an alleged fugitive slave of Noble
Remington, of Cecll county, Mary land, .who
rested at o'clock this morniDg, had hearing, and
wsS remanded to his master, and is now on his way
TO Baltimore
During the examination, Mr.. Pierce, the counsel
tor the prisoner, said that Judge Cenkling, of Wes-
tern New York, had decided that the l0h section of
had occurred after the passage OF that act
The Commissioner replied that he could no. be
guided by any decision of Judge Conklng, as ne be
lIeVed that that Judge labored under very great mis-
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-10-28
RICHMOND MARKETS. Oct 81

TOBACCO-The market has undergone no change
since our las report We quote Lea common to good s.
to 81 from 81 so S. so, fine shipping and man
uaclurng sell higher; Lugs, common to good, 50 10
81 -genefa salos from 50 50 to So so.
READ q BARKSDALES
FLOUR.-Receipts continue gdt-we quote kicha
mond copntry al S. Is aud Scottsylle at SO 81 per
Dbl
WiIHAT-We quote white at 80 and red at Is cts
per bushel. Very pnme lois would command 80 eents
for red and IS cents per bushel Tor white, time.
CORN.-We quote the current rate at 62aa65 cents
per bnsiIe.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-10-28

Dan Russell, the Union candidate for Auditor
Public Accounts, ia original genius besides being
gifted with ready and happy wit. On Friday night
last, a Jackson, he suddenly called upon for
speech by enthusiastic shouts from the audience. Ri
sing upon the speakers stand Dan thus commenced;
"Felow- citizens, You have called upon me for a few
remarks. have none to make. / have no prepared
speech. Indeed, ammo speaker do not sire 10 he
q speaker; only want TO be auditor"
We need hardly say that the well timed pun brought
down the House. Nqtchez Courier
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-10-28

The Fredericksburg News OF Friday says OF Can't
well who stabbed Morrison at Aqua Creek:
CantwelI was arrested here (and in the absence of
the Mayor tried before Dr. B. r. Wexford, who sent
him to Stafford He is now in jail awaiting the issue
which will be affected by the death or recovery of the
wounded man. The last accounts were that Morrison
was better and likely to recover. The circumstances
we learn have been greatly exaggerated The injury
Of Cautwell. Weshall learn them, we presume, when
the trial takes place.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-10-28

1t seems to be understood that Mr.. Toonbs will be
elected as United States Senator from Georgia. in the
place OF Mr.. Berren, whose term expires 10 March
1853 The election will probably be made at the first
session II this report be confirmed, Georga's Union
Ism will BE- effectively proved
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-10-28

PENNsYLyANIA.-Everyc county in the State has now
been heard from, but from eleven have only re-
ported maIorltles Biglers majority is just about $780,
Returns yet TO come n.-N Y Tribune.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-10-28

HEAVY ROBBERY.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. a.
Messrs Reige q Brothers was robbed last
n ght oil silks and sans to the amount of $780, and
between 600 and S700 in relief notes.
A reward OF $500 Is offered for the arrest of the
theyes
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-10-28

RENRCo CIRCUIT CoURr.--The Fall term of this
Court, for the trial OF criminal CAUSES, commenced
yesterday, Judge Crump presiding, Nothing of i'm
pogtance, it except the charge the Grand Jury
WA done.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-10-28

THE BALL AT THE SHooKoE Hill HOUSE, are
requested to remind subScrhers, off this evening"
"Mne host of the House" we know, has made every
needtul preparation Inr he occasion.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-10-28

The OPERA.-We take pleasure in inviting at
ton to the notice of Mr.. P. Ii. Taylor in another
column. Those wishing to secure seats for the Opera
can save both time and trouble by calling at his Music
store, opposite the Banks
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-10-28

your paper advising The gradual emancipation OF our
slaves YOU will discontinue sending the Enquirer TO my
Post Office, and consider longer subscriber TO
paper so reckless in course, and regardless OF
the safety and properly OF others.
Yours &c,
NATH. ALEXANDER.
The reply is, at least, amusing, and we copy
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-10-28
e;a'GE a + IL AIR 70
THE OPERA.

In another column our readers will find card
from Maretzek announcing the order and char
acter Of the OPERATE performances to be given
III this city, and we now take pleasure in saying
that his complete and extensive arrangements, for
faithful Representations of the Opera as produced
in London, Paris, Milan, and other European CAP.
itals, have more than equallcd our expectations.
The artists composing this highly celebrated,
and, in point of numbers, immense company, bear
an exalted European reputation and have excited
an unprecedented musical Juror in the Northern
cities of our own country. We defer more
critical notice of the principal artists till another
occasion, and content ourselves for the present
with stating that they consist of three great
Prime Dome, two Tenors and five powerful
Bassi, assisted by an unusua. number of auxil~
larry Ladies, Fenors and Bassi, an imposing cho.
rus of female and male voices, aud an Orchestra
which is said to be the most perfect ever con.
gregated on any occasion. This is truly for.
midable array of talent of the first order, and we
doubt whether tcan be surpassed by any Opera
House in Europe, nor has there ever been in this
country company that could be compared to it,
and it is matter for congratuation that we are
about to hear such singers of brilliant and solid
reputation.
As for the "internal arrangements thew will
be worthy of the entertainments on the stage
The prices of admission are moderate in proper,
ton to the enormous expense of such an i'm
mense company, and believe that they will be
generally approved. We advise our friends not to
neglect to hear the company; and from what we
know of our music~loving community, we are
pretty sure TINT they will avail themselves large
ly of the only opportunity now offered.
WING CENTRAL COMMITTEE
A meeting of the Central Committee is requested at
the Powhatan House on Wednesday evening next, az
4! O'Clock, P. VI.
The following is list of The Comnittee
COMMITTEES. James Lyons Sidney S Baxter r II
Daniel, w Ii Maciarland l. w Chamberlayne. Ho-
race L Kent, Archibald Peasants, Fleming James. r
G Stan I'D, Thomas Nelson, Henry l. Brooke James
Winston, Thomas Deane. Gusayus A Myers.
Sampson Jones, Joseph NJ Darlington, DR. Garnet
Alex Mosely, w c Darlington, o p BALDWIN ! +
Barnes, Pernard Peyton, FL G Cabell, E w Johnston
Crane, Ro IL Galaher Jno A Meredith
BY THE CHAIRMAN
The OPERA.-We take pleasure in inviting at
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-10-28

Accomac, Alexandra, Amherst, Apponattox, Bar
bouf, BrunsWick, Buckingham, Csbell Caroline Car
roll, Charlotte, Chesterfield, Clarke, CuIpeper, Du-
wlddie Fairfax, Floyd, FIuvanna, Giles Gloucester
Goochland, Grayson, Grrenbrier, Hanover, II ardy
Henrlc9, Henry, dig hand, Isle of Wight, Jackson
hing William Lee, Lewis, Louisa, Lnnenburg, Ma
olson, Marshall, Mason, Mercer, MeclIenburg, Mont
gomery, Morgan. Nansemond, Nelson, Northampton
h hae dwsl Face Wa% % @
ham, Randolph, Rappahanrock, Roanoke, Scott
Smith, Southampton, Spotsylvania. Taylor, Tazewe
At first eeeon,] Upshur, Warren, Wayne, Wetze
Wood and Wyhe, and the cities of Norfolk and Pc
tersburg.
The counties of Lee and Scott, in addition to the
delegate to be elected by EACH together elect one del
egate.
Counties, &c. composing Election Districts each Dis
tl1ct electtng | Delegate.
Allegheny and Bath; Amelia and Nottoway; Boone,
Wyoming and Logan: Braxton and Nicholas; Brooke
and Hancock Cat first eecnon0 Charles City, James
City and New, Kent; Cumberland and Powhaian; bod
bridge and Tyler; Elizabeth City, Warwick, York
and the city OF Will burg; Essex and King and
Queen; Fayete and Raleigh; Gilmer and Writ;
Greene aud Orange; Greenesvle and Sussex; King
George and Stafford Lancaster and Northumberland:
Matthews and Mlddlesex; Peasants and Ritchie:
Primes George and Surry; and Richmond and West
moreland.
AT thsiirst general election, the county of Ohio
elects thee delegates, and the counties of Brooke and
Hancock together elect one delegate; at the second
general election the county of Ohio will elect two
delegates and the counties OF Brooke and Hancock
Will each elect one delegate; and so oD alternately
at succeeding general elections
Al Inc hrst general election the county of Russell
VIII elect two delegates, and the county of Tazewell
one delegate; at The second general election the
ty O. IaZewel will elect two delegates and the
ty OF RusseI one delegate and on, alternately, at
succeeding general elections.
The General Assembly will have power, upon ap-
peatlon of majority OF the voters of the couaty Of
Campbell, to provide that instead Of the two delegates
to be elected by said county, the town of Lynchburg
shall elect delegate and the residue of the couaty
OF Campbell shall elect one delegate.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-16
u",isa states C,rcait Conf.


TIfr CHAnGr or B,pnEg Titg rfGu SEAS.
MAJ ~ The trial II .tc two mcn Clement, and Pen
sen. rtAe murder ~ 49, Hascnp second mate of the
aSE Glenn. q which Edward " Douglass hiss ALREADY
been convicted, = drs wug u closc The summing up ~
ccur a. will iu Concluded On Thursday this day). and
The casc doubt submits 10 the jury In the afternoon
1Vo MoRr CAPITAL CONVICTIONS.
NJ. lb.-Mr Marsh and Mr.. Benedict addressed the
lury behalf n the yrisorefs Amer which. Mr. Ogden
HoiImsn summed up Tart &C the United states. Ia
strain Il powerful eoluencc md having reviewed the
testimony concluded by drawing truthful but appalling
picture ~ murder " which he designated the
most foul and horrible ~ all homicides
Judge Melon thcn proceeded To charge the Jury upon
the Jaw and the facts which similar to thoae In bis
charge the trial q Douglass for tho offence
The jury retired AZ I've minutes before o'clock and
ID thirty.hv minstes brought in verdict q guilty
avanst both the rSioners; but unanimous In re-
commanding them 20 mercy.
The prisoners who received the verdict without sny
apparent movement we're then remasded.
The District Attorney ssid that on Monday NEXT. he
po,ld ca upon tho court for sentence on the three
pdgCners convicted Of this murder
Mr George BETTE coun- for Douglass, said that ne
would be Obliged 20 ask for longer time 70 prepare for
application for nov trial
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-16

Y4fs~r~ rfrwr. Ntyf o. NsK-f
Fry,s.s-sincr tie h,.t year pa directed T. "a 81
the fubv r. ion 81 the e.st b,d Il publr a,irs
has been connected. The guilty project q the enpiis
tor assaulted not oily thc form ~ the z.teFucn bot
aimed q nothing hoii - me cnir. oveglht.w y ,oi,y
=, ,ast n - a.eo, 80 .'e y ~ F,et 81.
~, 49, 49,, =. Pg.as.i go - ~. ,.ts !, AZ
is 80 Tvi, ~. sac I'm ~ rntfartaur. ri,i,
hirh he W. ,btcattn,d "a frnrth tits Il into NJ
ro.,, .kn cirt ustaut. spT arrby tLe most casual
btraJed the roof stc De sle s.cre & nc mscbiua-
tin
IL pulic 'ehiJ nm. I ~ csly y 49, onTrs'uc
y, 49, s.n.i' -, '''',S ~ 80, D''t
-, M n, ,. a ~ p,rl - ,.
N nrarshy l. dsr,. 10 49,. i tna sugess II ng MI.
siirs calculstta 10 ,ndarrr public order AMI ar'v
llaytien. take covrarr watch Nth the mot uure-
hitting diligence 70 frtre a. .ucct's 4 any attnm9i
drtct'd against thc ss,r - ples 'oh s.cnr' g. -
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