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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-12-01

Il Liberal Donation-The Ohio State Journal
learns, from reliable source, that Jenny Lind gave
fifteen hundred dollars donation to the Capital
University, of Columbus, institution under the
auspices OF the Lutheran Church.
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FOR WHAT MR.. SUMMERS is ATTACKED


IN THEaNORTH WEST.
The Parkersburg Gazette gives account Of a pub
lie discussion at the Wood county November court,
from which we extract the following:
Mr.. Van Wrinkle briefly addressed the assembaee
delivering glowing eulogum upon the character Of
Mr.. Summers and testitying to his great services
in the recen; Convention. He exborted his fellow
citizens TO discard party and come up TO the support
of one well qualified 10 advance the honour and
wellbelng of the state. Mr. Snodgiass replied inbe-
half OF Col. johnson. He charged That both Summers
aud Johnson were party candidates. having received
their respective nominations from party conventions.
On the oftaraton, he claimed support for Col.
Johnson being less interested IN the Central Railroad
than has opponent He also claimed superior quail fl
TONS for the other nominees his ticket. Both Nj
Van Winkle and Mr.. Snodgrass spoke with more than
usual animation.
This Mr.. Snodgrass member Of the State
Convention, and served there with Col. Johnson
Let the fact be marked that lie supports Col Johnson
the ground that he less in favour of Central
improvement than Mr.. Summers. Will Democrats
OF central Virginia stand by that argument!
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-12-01

WHAT THE SOUTH WANTS. -@Referring to the Plan
ters' Convention al Macon, Ga, the Augusta Chroni
Gle and Sentinel says;
"What the South wants to consummate her indepen
dence and prosperity is better and more enlightened
system OF agriculture sufficient capital invested in
manufactures to make at home whatever she can
make profitaby-o spin and weave the great mass OF
her great staple and end it abroad to every land where
1t consumed. These will render her lands more
fertile and productive, diversity her labor and give
more to the production of breadstufls, and secure
greater number OF consumers of all of fe
and introduce into her midst thousands OF mechanics
and artisans, who while they swell our population,
will contribute greatly tic the general wealth and pros
perlty Of the people, and the country"
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THE LEGITIMATE EFFECT.

When we recently cited, from the debate OF
ton, Mr.. Edmunds' earnest protest against ''ostra
cizing the entire West" by prescribing all her
public men who in 1882 thought slavery an evil,
we suggested tn at the same ostracsm, as now
attempted by the Eastern Democratic papers in
regard to Mr.. Summers could not fail to have
the effect justly apprehended by Mr.. Edmunds,
of "srrng up the i'll feelings of the West" We
find our antcipations verified by the following
article from the Parkersburg Gazette of Novem-
Der 22d, published before the republished remarks
of Mr.. Edmunds and our reflections upon them
could have reached Parkersburg
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THE TiaiES' TERMS.
ALLY TIMES, per snnum, if paid in advance or
within so days from the beginning of subscribers
Observation-Disclosures 5 90
Do. if not so paid (in every case).. 90
in advance, or within 80 da vs., 90
Do. if not paid lin every case) ........."... 90
Single copies, Daily Times, two cents each; semi
weekly three cents eachn wrappers ready for mailing
four cents each. For sale at the TINES OFFIcE.
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$3.50 900 of the Nashville and Chattanooga
Railway bonds have been negotiated at par. They
were endorsed and guaranteed by the State OF Ten
nessee, and thus made as good as State bonds.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-12-01

THE SiCKLY SEASON. There are Soma
diseases that visit at stated seasons of the wear and
when not unireqgeniy become alatminqly fatal du.
ring the summer and autumn months, especially TO The
Young tits supposed seventy thousand die annually
rom arrangements OF the Stomach and Bowels alone
Does not every feeling our nature become enlisted in
the humane desire to lessen this tlighul mortality?
are we NOT bound by every principle of religion TO ad-
mmlSier relief when in our powerl BRANDRETH'S
II LIS, by cleansing the blood from all mpureties
gives power to every organ to perform its functions
healthlY, no matter whether externally or internally
situated, Nature has formed the bowels for the
alton OF all unhealthy humours of the bl cd, and il
man would bat use common sense, he wouldake care
they perform this office faith ully. IT the bowels
out OF order, il too slow active few doses OF
Baandreth's Pills will bring them to order. Ask the
man that was dy ing from consupated bowels what
cured him; he tells you, Braadreth's Pills. Ask him
who has had the dyssentery for six months and every
remedy had aed he will tell you that Brandreth's Pills
cured him in week So with ievers, chlls and other
diseases; In a word use Brandreths Pills, if YOU ara
sick and desire be well-and use them occasionally
when well, to keep Oft sickness.
For sale by M. BRANCH,
No. East Main street, corner opposite Old Market.
EpEARL BARLEY, Of superior quality, lust to
u hand Tor sale by
de ADlE & GRAY.
sHSAriocA, pure and white, received and for sale
de | ADIE & GRAY.
GtoTTON HARNs.-l00 bales. No 10 70 for
de \ DAVENPORT, ALLEN & co.
NJO. MACKEREL.-l0Ob bs, for sale by
Va ds DAVENPORT ALLEN IL Co
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-12-01

receipt OF heauuiu specimens o the date grown BY
Mr.. Wiiism Audley Cooper. on his place upon 81.
Simon's Island, Glynn county, Georgia, and which Is
fruit has been grown in perfection in Ibis country.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-12-01

KossUTH ON SOCIALISM. In speech in reply
to the address of a deputation of the friends of
Italy, in London, Kossuth audes rather sighting
ly 10 the social philosophers of the day. He says,
in reference to the condition of his own country:
"There is no occasion for those new doctrines
which are termed socialism or communism, neither
of which I confess, do Every clearly understand.
[ have read the works, and have consulted the
professors, and from no two can get a similar de-
finiton; and therefore do not underst nd tie
words. There is none IF that cearness about
these doctrines that there is about the doctrine
of political freedom. That is the doctrine which
gives to every man the faculty of doing what is
right for himself, without any arbitrary power to
hurt his neighbor, which is not freedom. But
whatever distinctions there may be in these social
st doctrines there is no occasion for them in Hun
gary; and, as | am informed, the same is the case
in Italy; and therefore there is sn sc ope for that
harmony in design and aim which | consider to be
very beneficial for both countries
We learn from unquesonable authority (says
the Louisville Courier that Francis P. Blair is
now on an e1ectioneering tour tor General But
Ter, sof this State, for the Presidency, and that
onlva few days ago he was anxiously looked for
in this city. The Hon. Linn Boyd IS also taking
an active part for Gen. Butler and the fact that
the Locofoco party in the Legislature have united
their votes upon him, as their party preference
for United States Senator, shows that they will
go for the General, although the choice Of the
Free soilers, under the lead of Van Buren,, Blair
& Co. General Butler will, beyond any doubt,
be one of, if not the most formidable candidate
before the Baltimore Convention. The union of
the whole Free soil wing of the Democracy upon
him will not be overlooked by that Convention
1t gives him an advantage that none of the rest
of the candidates named possess.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-12-01

An increase vote in this District of 6,692, nesume
would give Wing majority of near 4 600, upon full
vore Be up then and work, and we may secure the
election OF our most worthy candidates and patriots
have the satisfaction of reio cling blessings shall
secure 10 the good old Commonwealth.
Wewould respectfully urge the selection OF few in.
dustrious and energetic Wings in each neghoorhood
who will devote their time for few days 10 visiting
the volers-especially the Ones and interesting
them in the good cause, and getting them to vote
ticket. Be at work, and shall succeed; without
effort, we are defeated
With regard.
Your obediant servant,
EyUI McKENHIE
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-04-01
REMOVAT,,


The Subscriber has removed tn the Store for
nerly occupied By Tl:os. ]. Warren, Esq, imme-
dasely opposite the Masonic Hall, where lie may
always he found ready and happy 10 see and ac-
commodaie his friends and the public, 10 any article
in the line of CHEAP ShDDLERY and HAIR
NESS; having on hand fresh and good SUPPLY
am prepared to offer them on the most reasonable
and accommodating terms.
Saddles of every quality and price,
Brides, MartingnIcs, Whips, Spurs,
Bride and Harn' SIS Bits, and
Trimmings Of all styles and descriptions,
CoIIlrs, brushes, Curry Combs.
Harness made to order and warranted of the
very Lcsts:y!e I'D quality. E
Wagon Harness and Bits and Trace Chain
ckearer hh"n any one else in torn. Together with
VaIiccS and Carpet Bags, and all other articles
usually kept for sale in SQddIery and HarnesS
establishment
-" | All thankful for the liberal patronage
heretofore received, and beg that it may be con-
tinucd and ahmndantly increased, as | am pre-
pared to execute all orders for work, III my bef
with nea'ncs< and dispatch, and at prices which
cannot Le objected 10 as | AIN willing to follow
the golden ru,,-"Lire, and lei Lire"
F. J. OAKS.
Jan'y II. 1851. 5 If
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In the Court Of Ordinary.
LANCASTER DISTRICT.
In the matter oi C;.nrge Mi!irf's viii.

In tho matter nj George Aiinf : " III.
uTiIEREAS, Calvin ET<ry has notified me- tla:
w he REQUIRES the paper purrnrlmg !" he the
las, viii and Testament o. Gcnfgr Miller, a'e
of said Disrr;c, deceased, 20 10 proved IN due a'H
solemn form of law, and whrrc1s jackson Miller,
executor thereof, his filed his petition with
similar PRAYER, and it appearing hat William MI
icrand pi,nan FauIkinherrY and ilu'Gah his wife,
lepa,tcs under the will, and who Also would have
been entitled to disfribnrivr share of the Estate,
If the dc ceased had drd lu;r%ia;c, rrs 'c without
the Limits of this Stale. These are therefore Ia
notify and require, cite an ad:noIish. the said
William Miller, PIiman FaulkIHaerrv and liuldah
his wife. together with Caharime Miller ("idnw
Of said deceascd) R,chrnond Miller, David flcl'on
and wife 'Rcbccca, l.ov;l Miller, Tho. {. Black
man and Sarah lis wife. IicnrY J. Stevens and
Elizabeth his wife, George ~. Miller, Gavin
Usry and Mary his wife. Slmuc! llcltnn and Clara
his wife, Edward L. Miller Nina 4. Miller. Fran
els Miller and Jackson Miller (Ey"cn'"rS) cga-
tees of the said George Miller Clcc'd) and also
distributes if he had died inrcsare, 10 ne and up.
pear before me on the lsh day of July 1851. in
the Court of Ordinary, 20 lie holden at lancaster
Court House, then and there 10 show cause, if a
why the said Viii should or should not he proved
and established in due form Of Law, or for " hat
cause the same should be set aside and in make
such other aud further stewi"gs and proof As you.
or either Of you tn. SAID parties, ln1y deem nrces
sary, proper, :nd adram'a EcnuS for your rcspcc-
two rights and Interests III the premises.
Gwen under nv hand snl seal OF uilic. II Lam
caster C.. H., this Eth dav ni February, ISL.
JAMES II. WITilEHSPOON o.L.p.
March 90. Gee $3.50 - lin
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DARLINGTON Hotel,
Feb. | /.

DARLINGTON COURTHOUSE.
TIME abnvc House having been purchased and
\ fitted up anew by IoHN DoTEH, is again open
ed FOR the accommodation of the Public. Strict
attention 10 The wants and comforts OF guests
will be given, and 30 effort, calculated 10 merit
the patronage of all who may favor the establish
lent with visit, shall be spared.
All that the market and surrounding country
afford will be found upon The table.
Cmfurtah rooms, for families or individuals,
are prepared:
The Stables will be attended by careful and
attentive hnstlers.
Dr0vcrS can be well accommodated, as any
number Of horses and mules can be rpt in the
stables and lots expressly prepared lnr lIIeIn
Nov. |, 1850. So #
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snnts, District.

Surtsl Caroiis,:.--sL@r District.
Esther a. Cunningham. vs.. e. J. Shannon and
John Br wn Ex'rs.. William Melville, ct al
Bill for Dover, relief &c.
TT appearing To my satisfaction, that William
4 Melville, Adam Melville and his infant
daughter Eliza Melville, are without and reside
beyond the limits Of this State. motion Of Ches-
nut & Castor, cnmplAinans solicitors, it is ordered
that they do plead, Al swer, or Gcmur 10 the above
bill within three months from the dae Of publica-
ton; in default whereof an order pro con!csso will
be entered against them.
W. VI. SHANNON, c, E. ". D.
Feb. IL. II IF
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Head Quarters.

ORDER NO.-
IN pursuance Of an order from Brgad:er Gcner,
/ Al Chandler, the Commissioned Officers and
Scrreants Of the 22d, Regiment South Ca,o'ina
Militia, will assemble at Camden on Monday The
10Th of May, and encamp full five days, commence
ing on Monday at - o'clock, NJ.
The Ut. Colonel and Major arc charged with inc
extension OF this ORDER aud the complete organ:za-
tion O. their respective commands at as early date
a. practicable and 10 make ,o the C"'onc OF The
Regimen, befu.e The Isl o: M'E, full return OF
the co,na loled officers of thc,r respective Dat
taluns, with the date Of SID comm'ssi ions.
Bv Order Of COL TAYLOR.
IT. J. WARREN, Ad;ulant.
March Is, $50. % tt
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G.. A, PRICE,
ROBERT LhTTA,
6lerin's Sale,

IN :he i->t Mnnda: in April next, tc."g he
" III Day OF sad nim'h. MI $ Il kHoe the
Court House dnr in ltc It wn O. Camden, between
lie csa. hours oi Sac, the o'o" I"E pr".'srt! :"
VII:
All .he Defendants Right, Tie and lntcres; in
and 10 Tia. H. u>e and Lot n:i the corner oI King
and Market Sireris, known as The Vaughn i.!acc;
r<ringu.s he'd in Tie plan Of N" t.wm nj CH'idrn as
No Levied nn and Ia he sod as the property
of &. H. Davis, al the suit of j. ". Ne>auS>aic ana
J. X. McKain ASsgne,s, vs.. Z. u. Davis.
On- tact Of !.nd containing 80 acres, more or
less adjoining lands of VIM. Faihcrt and others,
vng ON the wafer ri Little l.ymches Creek in
kcr>Iaw District. levied on and to be sold as the
property o! Soloman p. Thompson at the suit oi
James !tUniap go be sofa in order 70 perfect tIt!cs)
Terms C..h. Purchasers t" pay for papers.
THO J. WARREN, : x D.
march, II, II It (S2 O9)
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LII uNEEH,

LUMBER.
TIVE Subscribers having commenced operations
L with their Steam Saw Mill, are prepared Ia
furnish lulncr 10 their friends and the public, al
unusually ] wv rates Tor cash
Gi'Nu Lumber viii be- delivered without an or
der, except where bill has been previously ELven
JNO. LOVE, SIR.
Oct. 1l-S2w,G JAS. J. LOVE.
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New Arrival.

FENllE Subscriber mas usl received
l. % Barrels Baltimore Flour,
- Hhds. Bacon Sides,
- Hhds. Sugar,
200 Sacks Salt.
- Bbls. New Orleans Moiasscs,
Cask Sugar Cured Hams,
4 Few Sacks Rio Cuiiae,
Mararibo do.
500 Lbs. Best Leaf Lard
Adamnn:ine and Talow Candles,
Rice, Cileese-No. Mackcre!,
- Bbls. Crashed Sugar
ALSO,
10000 Segars, such a. pressed "Rio IIondo,"
"Escuapen" RencurreI!'' "CommnneS,' and
"Vir."
TOBACCO.
Mrs. MIller's Fine Cut,
Myers Best,
v ilson's Honey Dew,
Wifcher'S Superine Sc.
With great many articles cheap for cash, by
WM. G.. MOORE.
Feb IL II If
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MASONIC HALL
CLOTHIEG STORE,

20S hing-street, corner OF wentworth,
CHARLESTON, S. C. y
wv A. KENT g. MITCHELL are now re-
w ceivug their usual supply of Spring and
Summer Clothing, TO which they would invite the
attention Of purch sers. They keep constantly on
hand, a full and complete stock of Clothing and
GenIemcn's Outtilting articles. Purchasers will
at all times find full stock of
English and French Cloth Dress end Frock Coats
Medium and low priced Cloth do
Pants, of all descriptions,
And iuI stool OF Vests. ,'.' f"-S'
They would invite attention to their stock Of
Quitting articles, viz: SlIiris, Collars, Cravats,
Under Garments, Hosiery, Gloves: Suspendcrs,
Dressing Gowns, sc. dc ~,
All of the above Goods will be sold at the low
est prices.
w. a. KENT &. MITCHELL ss&'
26S king-st. cor. Wentworth
April II. 20 If
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Dec. l3.-G'iw
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Camden Bazaar.

EgTE hereby notify To our Customers. and the
w public generally, that we have just rcccIv-
ed, large Assortment of Ready Made Clothing
suta for the Srrng which We Shal! sell as rsu-
al at the very lowest Cash prices possible.
We have also received fine assortment OF
Broadcloaths. and black and fancy c""rcd CAST
mcrcs, to which we invite the attention "i our
friends. Nj. DhI IhhN ~ 20.
Feb. 2S. 1851. IL
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En- Equity.

LANCASTER DISTRICT.
Bill to marshall assets and injunction and so forth.
John r. Welsh. Admir-. OF WIN. Hilton (dec'd)
rs.
John Adams Ct al, creditors.
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Bounty EIanl TO Soldiers.


b. late act of Congress, Bounty ! and is
~? :,cd Id he Officers a;.i Soldiers OF the war of
1872 and Of the various Indian wars since 1880
Ia case Of the death OF the Solder, their wi
dows arr, minor children,
The undersigned being permanently located at
The city Of Washington, and Posse. sing thor
"rcii aud familiar acquaintance with the require
mems oi the Government Otficers,,is prepared to
i; c !d 20 procuring Bounty Land War; 'nis with
ou. cnaa:Ly o. deay, aud a. but little expense L"
{ a nin!l:S
Land Warrants located or :hc hes, Western
Lan.lS, anG nc Land sold, if desired, on The most
advan:a Gcous terms.
c aims for Invalid, Revolutionary and Navy
Pen<ous }aci oay. Lost Horses, and every other
description Of ciails against the General Govern
tnea; adjusted with proinpImcss and despatch.
Persons desiring information of friends who are
or have been IN the Army ur Navy, will forward
10 M ali the particulars known OF their service,
together with fec uf orc dollar, and their ell
uurics will be replied to by return mail.
Address, (pos' paid)
CilAS. &. TUCKER
Washington City, D. {.
HAVING formed CoEartnership with Mr.,
4 TUCKER for the collection of claims, shall
be happy to attend to any business committed to
our care II is also we'll TO remember, that all
who have claims, had better collect them before
we secede. Office in the Court House.
G.. A. Prize.
Camden S c. March a. lSJl lS II
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Scgars and Liquors.
Nctice to Guardians, &c.

UARDlANS. Trustees and others accouna-
" ole 20 this office. are hereby required 10 file
their Annual Returns during the present month r
early in April. Those VIII" have not complied
with his rcquision by the 18th April, may cXpec'
to be served with Rules.
WV. NJ. SHANNON. c. +. T. D..
Comu.:ss ,oacrs Office, AlaiclG G'h, 1851. ~ If.
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\ few dox. old Port Winc, lirldsickybcst Cham
parnc, London Porter and Scotch Ale IN pints, to-
gcrhcr large stock ol Bhsg'ng' hope and irvine
all Of which he offers lcw Tor cash
Jan. !. d. H. CHfheo'
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Samuel D. Remington,

Samuel D. Remington
RS Bill for Performance
JoI,n r Welsh, Admir- I and Relief.
Lllley Hilton, Ell. al.
TT appearing to my satisfaction that l'illey Hill
1 ton one Of the defendants in each of above STA
ted case, resides beyond the limits Of The State
Il is ordered, on motion Of Williams Sol'r for
Compile, in the former, and of Clinton d. llama
Sorrs. for Compl't in the later case; that the
said Lilley Hinton do answer, plead, or den'ur to
each Of above bills, on or be"re the 2'!h day M oi
Jure 1851, otherwise judgment pro confess" VIII
he ordered ar inst him in each Of said biI!s
JAMES II. WTrllERSpOON. cEI;D.
Commissioners Office. March ., Gee So - i'l
DUTTEEe. EAEsEo, BACGT & corn,
ID PRIME Mountain Butter, rIn small flrKEhs)
do do Leaf Lard, DO
North Carolina Bacon,
do CORN.
ROBT. LATTh.
March %, 1851. %
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Breach Of promi.e case.

We copy from the North Anefiean, the fol.
lowing report of a trial for breach Of promise
which took place before the District Court OF
Philadelphia on Tuesday last /:
S. F. Earl ". Esther F. Packer. Action for
breach Of promise of marriage. The par.
ties are residents Of Reading. The plaintiff
alleges that Mrs. Packer, the dele ndant, en-
tered into a contract of marriage with him,
and subsequently, refused TO carry out her
contract. The counsel for plaintiff stated
that the defendant was entitled TO the inter
est for life of q large sum-he believed
equal TO $50, 900 per annum. The plaintiff
10 a very young mar, obviously younger
than the defendant. He alleges that he has
suffered serious damages, in consequence oil
the long pending engagement. which Undue.
ed him 10 neglect his profession, and,that its
sermina,iea fhsass j aiplasaf fit of sickness,
Sc. Ibe plaintiffs counsel read q long cor.
respondence between the parties, which SER
we'd to relieve the usual tedium of a civil
trial. The plaintiff was non suited upon the
strength of one Of his letters produced by
the defendants counsel, in which he stated
that he would give her three days time 10
consider whether she would marry him OF
not, and that Che would abide by the issue'
other decision, whatever it nigh, be. Messrs
Watts and Meredith for plaintiff; Messr.
Shepherd, d. P. Brown, Strong, Of Reading,
and Mallery, for defendant.
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sad Accident.

On Wednesday Of last week q serious ac-
cident occurred in the family Of Mr.. VIII
liam Dark at Carbondale, Luzesne county.
a young daughter Of IL years was for a
moment left 10 take charge of the house.
when the dress of a little girl, still younger,
caugh, fire. The sister al first attempted TO
smother this fire by Wrapping her own
clothes around the little girl. But this was
ia vain, and the two girls were soon enyel-
opcd in flames. They ran into the street,
but no one could come 10 their assistance
EMIL the clothes were all burnt from them,
and their bodies most shockinsly scared and
burnt. The younger Que soon died, and the
older one is scarcely expected 10 survive her
pain and suffering.