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ImpOrsant from Utah Territory.

The mail from the Salt Lake arrived at Inde-
pendence, Mo-, on the 30th ut. b. o. Harris,
Secretary of the Utah Territory; G. K. Bran
denburg Chief Justice; P. A. Bracchas, Asso-
ciate; H. R. Poy, Indian Agent, and Messrs.
Sillen and Young had been forced to leave the
territory, in consequence of the seditious senti-
ments of Brigham Young, the Governor. The
$4,000 appropriated by Congress has been
squandered by Young who has also made an
attempt to take S24,0 900 from the Secretary.
The Secretary refused to comply with the Gov
ernor's requistion, in which course he was af-
terwards sustained by an injunction from the
Court
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ORPHANS COURT SALE,

There will be exposed to public sale on the
premises IN Allegheny Township, Cambria Coun
ty, on the second Monday of December next, the
following real estate, late the property of Ross
McCabe, deceased, viz: Fifty acres of land, or
thereabouts, adjoining land of Patrick Conway,
and being part of larger tract of land warran-
ted IN the name of Jehn Buchanan.
Terms win be made known at the time of sale.
By order of the Orphans Court of Cambria
County. HENRY SCANLAN,
Administrator of Ross McCabe, deceased.
Nov. 3, 1651-5-td
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On Friday, Nov. 7th, at the residence of his
brother, Summityille, Cambria county, DANIEL
poUGHERTY, aged about sixty years.
CoNMUNICATED.
We have known the lamented deceased for a
long time and such acquaintance was no less
gratifying to the writer than acceptable to him.
lie was native of Donegal, Ireland. During
his existence in this vale of tears he was en-
gagged in the business of contracting and also
that of lnnkeeper, and in his feelings and actions
ever demonstrated that he had within his bosom
: the generosity of heart which characterizes the
4 true lrlshman. He was the father of an inter
eSung family upon whom he lavished all his ten
der care and gave them an inheritance to pride
themselves upon-a good education He was one
OF the best citizens, an honest man, kind and
lnauigent father and deservedly esteemed by all
Ae with pleasure remember the kindness he ex-
mbIted towards US in our boyish days, and it is
With no little feelings of emotion and gratitude
tnat We contribute this testimonial of respect to
one we loved, to one whose fate we mourn
Al his residence, in Petersburg, ON Shayers-
Ifeeh' on Saturday morning, October %, 1851,
'ALESTlNE "fNGARD, who was born in Lancaster
CITY, October 18th, 1877. His disease which
az hrst was cramp in the bowels, determined to
chronic Diarrhea. ..t.-.. ....
lhe deceased was among the early settlers in
'nis county, and during his long residence in it
was uniformly distinguished for the puritanio
simplicity of his manners, the answering piety
U his life, the. unimpeachable honesty of his
aeaings his sincere, fervent and constant pa
ten'al attachment, and good will to all mankind
VI nm 1t might eminently be said, s'He owed
no man anything, but to love-
D"fing his long afiiction of four months. the
assurance Of his acceptance with Christ his
iu resignation, and his confident belief that
''' renamed for him with the redeemed. never
niOment abandoned him; but with his ex-
ofeath' with which only his consciousness
f1ss'ng events expired, he declared 81 have
VI nay own-all is right"
:. ~ Tue evidence of such life and death. there
'fe, even, than hope" There is faith-
"0'qlng' unmistaken, truthful, christian
-f..a a--hEFntingdOn Journal .
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Evans & WatsOn,s Safe.

On the last day of the State Fair, Messrs.
Evans & Watson, of Philadelphia, placed one of
their Salamander safes in the horse ring. and
piled three cords of pine wood around it, which
was fired and consumed, the heat melting the
feet Of the safe entirely off, and producing more
heat than could possibly be applied to a safe in
the burning of building The safe stood the
test and when opened the papers deposited in
il came out without the slightest scorch This
was great triumph for these manufacturers.
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Head Quarters 10th Division Pa. Vol.
Ebensburg, Nov. II, 1851
neral Brigade Orders

l.,
General Brigade Orders
No. 4.
Inc general court martial ordered 10 meet q,
the 18th October. 1851, by General BRIGADE Or
ders No. 3, dated 23d September. 1851 met q
Lbensourg at the time designated and organ
lied by appointing
Captain Henry Schnetberg, of the Allesben,
Infantry. President of the court. There wert
present the following Sffcers of the court tn Wit
Captain Richard White
Captain r. s. Alexander,
Captain B. McDermit, and
Captain NJ. Stewart
Captain VIM. A. Smith, Judge Advocate.
Inc court being duly sworn in the presence of
the prisoner, Captain James McGlaughlin. of
the American Highlanders," proceeded 20 try
hlfn on the charges and specifications preferred.
Chdrge-0sobedience of orders.
Spec!hcdttOn-ln this, that the said Captain
James Mclaughlin, while in command of a COM
pany called the American Highlanders, ~ at
tached to Che 1st Battalion, Sd Brigade. 10th
Division Pennsylvania Volunteers. at a parade
ordered by Aieut. Col. Heyer, and held at Sum
mltvllle, Cambria County, Pa, Friday, 18th
day of September, 1851 after said Lieut. Col
Heyer had ordered a dress parade of said Bat
TALON, and before the said parade was dismissed.
did command his aforesaid company to leave the
line of the Battalion, and did march the said
company out of line, and from the ground du-
contrary to orders
:. c. H. HEYER,
1t. Col. 1st Bait, Sd Brig, 10th Div, Pa Vol
Brig Gen: JOSEPH MCDONALD.
After the testimony had been gone through
with, the court being cleared, and the whole of
the proceedings being read over to the court by
the Judge Advocate, the following finding and
sentence was pronounced; viz:
The eourt, after mature deliberation on the
testimony addueed, find the prisoner Captain
James Mclaughlin, guilty of the charge and
specification, and sentence him to be suspended
from the command Of his company until the first
day of March, A. d. 1882.
The court adjourned ..sine die
HENRY SCHNETBERG,
Captain Allegheny Infantry, President.
WN. \. SMITH, Judge 4dvocate.
October 9th, 1851.
Proceedings of the court martial approved.
JOSEPH MCDONALD,
Brigadier General, Sd Brigade, 18th Division,
Pennsylvania Volunteers.
ANDREW j. riley, Aid-de-camp.
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CENTRAL PENNSYLVANIA
Banking House.
BRY.4N. GLEIA. e. co.

nFFICE on Allegheny street, nearly opposite
~ the Post Office, Hollidaysbure, Pa.
Interest will be paid on money deposited, as
follows:
Three month deposits, at the rate Of 8 per
cent per, annum six month deposits, at the rate
of 81 per cent per annum; nine month ieposits
at the rate of per cent per annun twelve
month deposits, at the rate of Il Ter cent per
annum.
Drafts on the cities, for sale IN sum. TO suit
the purchasers, and collections made upon any
peint at low rates.
August s, lS50.-44-tf
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Stray Steer.

siding 80 !" t1e residence of the subscriber. re-
18th da~ sf jefferson, Cambria county, about the
white oi October last a red steer, spotted
two years ~, ear cropped of, and supposed to be
borhood s,u ua. Said steer was seen in the neigh
date. Tha some time previous to the above
prove prors vWner Is requested to come forward.
otherwise pay charges, and take him awav'
ias. ne VIII be disposed of according 70
'''n' Nov. l3, ls5l.-5-St,
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STRAY Cow.

sidinS - " the residence of the subscriber. re-
the 1stl ae mile east of Ebensburg, on or about
supposaa eay OF October last, dark brindle cow.
no in;iss be eight or nine years old and giving
ward II The owner is requested to come for.
her avax w property, pay charges, and take
eording - ,u'nerWise she will be disposed of ac
GOV ls, lS5l.-5-at "' y '' hhhfh 1h:
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Notice.

Letters of administration having been granted
to the subscriber on the estate. of Francis Swan
late Of Susquehanna township, deceased, all
persons holding claims against said estate will
present the same duly authenticated for settle
ment. JOHN SWAN
susquehanna township, Nov. 13, 1851-5-6t.
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IEH GLlTHIlG sfaRR

The subscriber informs the citizens of Cambria
county that he has opened store at the Summit,
next door to the post Office, where he will keep
on hand large and extensive assortment of
ready made clothing, consisting of over coats,
sacks, bangups, vests, pantaloons, shirts, &C., CT
all sorts and sizes, made in the latest style and
most approved manner Also. on hand large
selection of boots, shoes, hats, caps &c. These
goods he rs determined to sell low for cash. and
hels-persuaded that he can outsell the cheapest
Call and see the goods.
= S. PETERSBERGER.
Summitville, Oct so, 1S5I.-6m. X
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NEW FIRM AND NEW GOODS.

The undersigned have formed co-partnership
under the name and firm of Clark & Craig, and
will continue the business of merchandising at
the old stand They return their thanks to their
friends for their liberal patronage and invite one
and all to call and examine their stock of Dry
Goods, Groceries, Hardware and Queensware,
before purchasing elsewhere, as they intend to
sell goods low. .. --
j. S. CLARK, j. B. CRAIG
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Dissolution.

The partnership heretofore existing under the
name and firm of Clark, Craig & Co., in the
Tanning, Saddling and Merchandising business,
was dissolved on the st of November by mutual
consent. The books of the firm are at the store
of Clark s Craig for collection
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ID Il Il ID {:

On Friday, Nov. 7th, at the residence of his
brother, summityille, Cambria county, DANIEL
DouGHERTY, aged about sixty years
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ny amount of coffee, sugar, tea, tobacco ant
all kinds OF Groceries, at the store of =
Johnston Moore.
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Hrxn4sserllE, Osweeo CO., June 1s1s

sR- Price 81 per bottle-six bottles for So.
Sold by j. ID. PARK, Gin, Ohio,
Northeast cor, of Fourth and Walnut sts-en-
trance on Walnut-to whom al orders must
be addressed.
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EVANS & HUGHES,

Have just received from Philadelphia at thei
clothing store in Ehensburg, large assortmen
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-01-27
RILIINGSGATF SLANG.

H. is a common hing Ia his couefy, 10 characterize
any foul u abusive lngnage as ''blingS1ae slang
While it is fair to presume. ihat very few persons are
ACQUAINTED with the Specification aud origin Of the e
words They cnme from the great Fish Market III
London called Billingsgee Il is da y scene 81 great
confusion, ing the only wholesale Fish Market in
I.on5an Those who furnish the mar ket, and transact
its business are allow, IGN rant. immoral p'o'ane and
dirty class Tins market IS situated beow London,
BRIDGE. shor, distlnce tie bank Of the ibamfs and
slsnes fon the street down 70 the water. flshlns
smacks arrive at all hours OF the day. ana are sei
nm thin contents % the market, Salmon are brought
frm SEQ land packed in ice WARM weather only "a
hours beilg required for tteIr voyas' And some Ut the
railway trains bi lads Of fish, Bliingsga'e - So
ralled from Bling. a King the Bdons, who hn'l' a
gate On the spot four hundred years before C'iis''-
kaorriUe Uhig
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no, yanld thase golden dreams thqt have long auu
I'D ~ IN snr eifos he realized and Believing ths anil
ioyiog q.e thai The Ieei,iiure has tie
- tho cannifv much nj heart h sn>ayns ard will
II he its action adpp That besi calculated To
,,,e il fhersflrs he { II solved
That in ts Judgment The aiv1nares o. he pr,ros-
connpclian arc snh onIg ee~d Ter presentation
= tho general assembly IN order raad is rurt ~
,od It is in every resper; preferable Ia all Others tn
have been indicated.
That the Memorial here ofre ordered 70 be rrcp1r-
Of ,nl which has been Submitted In his meeting b.,
sened 10 The Citiz.rs of This county FIR n II siun1
,,se md then forwarded y egafe md Sera ~,
aud they requested t. hcmS Ives secure tho PAS
s,ge of bill au tzi'g an Independent Hnpany. or
como eSising company. u the leaisanre may Sc IN
f, n rnn>ttnet The same.
3 That copy Of the Proceedings ii tbs meeting ne
s.o ned with sud mem m IN Sena or and
Dsleoats.
Thu henevsa11ors nj Ivaehbarg. Charlottesville
and chmaed b. ~ ed t. publish tie Proceedings Of
this meeting
Ga m ia The me 'nr n utned
THOMAS G. BELL, ChirHan.
T. ANTHONY GInsoN S'c'r.
.Netr Glaseor, ian. Is. 1871.
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i.yNcmBURG MARKETS.


P,orisiae, nsc,p. O'd s. New ssli Rect. 81 To
e. Corn Meal - In ~ crp's. psfh 81 aearcr
F7or-Nrw SuporGne 81 from Wagons; Family
$3.50 by retail
Grun tnrn. 20 I, - eta Oats Ia - centp
tinre, Seed - fom wagon.
Uh,stg Mountain 33 dahl -innghotne 4 Hunts 30
cents
Beeornr ~ crn,s.
Biirr= Ia - eta fu NJ. l.
Br1n5t - Nnrlr. 3utl Pouch nnna offering
Bn bon ts5sssof,cd aud 5000 when drawn to
order.
tofes Advancing Rio lihi5 cts, Laguira II to
u. Mocha ~
Copnfrg l,nrns Tow 10 Ia / ,flnxl2lali cents.
Cotton Inlas-Snlrs iSn20 cents.
traflers-al 10 30 rt~--Scarce.
I1ar seed Sales % To % r"nts
Fish -llefflm,s No. I. &Si shsd. old 81 so
new $40. Meckerrl No. 3. SIS ID.
Ttlnr = to 10 cents.
Tr r. 81 per hhl
IIooi-aaln II cis in dsmanh.
iI-ool Rolls -3h 10 35i very scarce.
Ginssne 10 cents.
Hemp eon'e - 10 So. in demand.
filseci oil 81 ccnts-,n demand.
Lara ins3.
Nil,,ws India - to II cts per gallon \
q. ~ Ia l. cents
P'a,ter Lump, 81 to ST.; Ground, sdI To- l"0'"
aud IN hhla 49,
Spgns Nav nrlrans sao rrnts, l'nrte Rico1 to ~
Gems, Clarified L. CENTS loaf }hl2b coniH.
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Fruits IF F"gtce Stare SynPathy-A dispatch da-
ted Boston jan. ooh, contains The wing paniul re
Violations
snme astounding deve pmens relative to the recent
disappearance e y ung glr pamed Brown the dangh
OF highly respectable abo onisi, are being made
ppears that The father had expressed himself iod
ferent whether his daughter ma'rled white mln
or a n.gro. Sh4 took him his wurd, and few weeks
since eIopei with black man married him. and IN his
company, TO the different Gems in Ana street, m
ore of which she discovered BY officer. aud cat
ried to her father She is now in he Lnnntc Asylum
The a has been hnshed up here on account OF the re-
spec ability of the plTtles.
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INV nkI,.Jan -
Thu Steamer Cha-osee MI Pomc,bcns qtti,ssf haf,
fe#lav with two AID qaatler MILL ~ Of dollars y I'D
dnsf anl l''r" ermhaf nf rassror re ON b#aal
Nhs hnn2> California dales 10 The l6h or. w Lam
by hsr that Inc stamef Falcon / f Ch,rres IN tif H.
IL nj '."o 1od tar.ans Parker and French had n
rirsd Al So TanrI>,p
ihr ml'kcts w. oeef=t rhrd and l.ll F'oat g.
M b. Mess Beef i ,is pr Ii rmk 9oets per II
q hef ARTICLES wcrn dall and da.lui,r
Tho cenc'sl news sonfmn ti1n' except that ansihet
ire nd occurred At SIN fnnr ,c,. which destfz, we'd
100000 worth IF p'anesty.
TIE Choru had DISAPPEARED run kwgs',n.
mplrIONtI NEWS FROM CALIFORNIA
w learn ,het Col Fema,l's CHANCES fr .eleeliaa
u thr N"na are considered very doubtful. Cd. Ael
Is friends arc snernlne nj his success
\ parry consisting nj about l. Amr,lrans WIN r.
cen IL attacked and kllel by indians near Maupos1
Iii
The military undef G Rsnrrs had been lsaandal
Among M drahs which have recently t1hrn pl,rr
IN tai"ron We see IL namr Of james lctcherol lex
lpg'on. Va. aunoun ell.
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the MOB ArrEoKIA. ILLINOIS

: M Gays lg W. hafl an afrhnut CIV lptrnphl II
SUM d,gr'""tul prrr'edags at Pc,ua. m,b IN Ine
affematd t. hang tWo prisoners VIII, vcc la7iI unIcr
sentence ut d",,h Inr marl-f. En- prou, krpahlran
n'ees tn" Lowing paeiralrsof The jl-lt9c,ul afaa.
Bhi .furr.
Is srorra)y Known tat a. have two voaop mn
confined ia cur county, nil mlrr sentence # deah
thu mordrr ct y VI lew [. N Or'rhct Inst III day
fixed hy h. Court tnr thelt y zcnu1 the -
III tnr glvcn 70 thu II pfepar' Lr dclIh lei 10
y shar'; mt was aaana tie ni cocd ht the nv
I'M - or cause shaNa. he to0u ~ 6 .vcrnar n#lsh
poong it. Npnrd application hing oadc 10 III CIV
I'M, lhai. u'coaarv 'p'nrl tNo 'Nrruo1 el tn
So feara u'r, tho l. ds Il i noor, u,>, tnfat1o=
eaely fhr- apn'cla waz#nala ou'y few das heiafr
tn tlrc set by tie Count h1d NPfd oud he ezrlla
81 known hc,c epaa eaaaeh II Gently The pabe Al
dlsi7nfr Ut the co1nae.
IN ~, evening / t4e Il. he uors,al c1nrour.e nj
feaee t'om stanee ave akro &C The an itpatea
e"rnt nh ch hld called them from IN, II ho1 bss9t.
sle an at the pniro ementui lhr execution hepau 10
ibr tested. Penrl who had left their business AMI
me long way IA SEE i"a men hung, Wer II Ia he
deprived o the 81 !ht vi lnpunl'v Our unhappy mn
had il seems twire In his lie, walked all nehl h
snnc'oly hung AID Second time 10 fall sla.t
|uths lnhy astiri inasl Il WIS loo much. Such sere
bee2yemeos in free coaa'ry were iliolenble. Il
WHs. hefror dHerm.ned thal.law no law, the hang
Jug must Oh Menaces In his effect did not at tfl
ereatf app'rhcns en- as II Thought incredible TIN,
whether t. gmrfy deprlyed appetite for carnage. OF an
dlp curiosity upon the prefecture of meeting pa
tee Ia tho guilty. men in III land would OPEN, and
wautny d,tv The law, STUN lh,r hands in hum,n
blond, and incur the gull Of the murderer lleaer
denb loss it was TINT N sufficient Organization for tie
did rec WIS effected IN tine hy the proper Ollie r.
On the mordng of tn 20 h. the crowds firm the
country Increased AID directed tir course towards the
III; soln vast hiring There concentrated The
p >oners were i mmded Il tn sheriff bit thcre WIS
as VT ,ilt' concert OF action, ard ~ acknowledged
leader.
lnibc mooo,jme. a pal9ws was erected "a the oppo
silt of - Z ~ he
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.sGE.N'EE.
DR.. Titch's Celebrated Medicines,

Pulmonary Balsam, Depur alive syrup,
prrioral Fxpectnfant, Heart Corfcrot,
Pulmonary I.niment Ilumor Correcinr,
Pure nd Medical Cod Liver Or,
Anti-Dyspeptic AIlktmo Coug and Cathailic Pills,
Ncr,inc. Female Pills,
Ncrmiiuge, F'male Specific, &c, Sr.
Tscd By him constantly anil NTH unprecedented success ~,
tn treatment IF
Colds Coughs, Consumption, Asthma, Heart Diseases, Dys-
pcp,a, SGrolua, Skin Diseases, rheumatism Female
Complaints, Plles, &c, Sc.
DR.. Etchs uaeqtaied Pate,h Sdrer Plated 7bdoni'n@
Supporters.
r FTfchs Inprored Patod street Spring Shoulder brace
Or Eifcb's Slrcr iHbotng Ittbe.
Or .FITCiIS CELEBRATED SIX Lieu RES
on THE PHEFESrtTlOS AND CURE OF
hma Diseases al the Heart SSc and on the
method Of preserving Health and Beauty to old age
This Book should b" IN every family. To the Consnmp
tive points the only reasonable hope Tor relief To
mothers. ii gives Tor the care AMI education
ofChlrcn are invaluable $4,000 copies 81 th Book have
passed through the pres and the sale continues undated
Forsaleby : FITCH u 70,
707 Broadway, New York and
BY JOHN II. SEAY, Druggist,
Iynchbnfg, Va
DR. Fich's GUIDE 10 Invads or Directions to person
using Dr. F,tch's Remedies, be had, gratis, Of all his
Agents.
Sept 9-wGmii
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NNTORNS As This Is the season If the year when
w worms mnst formiIabe Among children. the
pr,prir,ors of Mlane's Nermage beg lrave 10 call
n1 "a ,ens solcitinu their trninp lis virtues r the
pNpelng Of lhese annnyng and olte1 fatal eoemles If
chidton. Thtir nyel ton is by physician ii great eN
pprenc IN Nfgni aud afer using II for several yenrs
10 his p,nc1ce. and finding it, success ~ universal
has been induced Mt last OFF, Ia tue pm lie M
cheap but certain and excellent mcdine Cnll aud pur
chase.
fo, sale wholesale and rc,ail by ID. u. PAYNE s.
BROTHER aud y. K. LYMAN. drn,aist Iyneibnfg
Va and by druggists generally throughout HE u. 3
Jan. 21-If IL
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" AAfiS6TpN, Ptc. l, iCJp
WILLIAM s. STEEL. Esq. Manehezt'r:
My DEAR sin. | have thu hoaar TO ncknov ed1e the
receipt of your kd letter .of the Sih u through Mr.
Randall ex rcssng the hope lha' may vis the Nor1's
Fair in London. in May neNt, and assuring me that If
d., stall receive cordii welcome from my country
men in Enghnd, and rendering The hospt1lliies Of
your house VII Is, rempined at Manchester. Previous
The death Of ny hmen'ed predecessor had ancipa
ted The pleasure Of ii in London Al the lime OF thu FAR
bit deem ii iupos ble 10 leave my official dutle,
here AMI yolr kind lettr snll deeper rcgret At
d appointment. W ere possIh for me 10 be absent
fr such 4pgh If time. nothing could be moe crafty
inc than To accept your pr flered spiay. we'll re
collect meeting You and yonr lady IN The frI If 1857 and
sh uld b, extremely happy 10 tep~w The acq0aotioee
Independent of hat. have alwa1 felt strong desire 10
sit Great Bfilan. Is soil IS classic ground me and
should be most happy t. be able 10 make p.rsoua
comparison tween the leading men Of 'ha cnnnty and
my own and to see how far have improved upon the
political Institutions OF the mother county. But this
must be deferred ii more convenient season. acctp
my thinks for your kindness remember ne most cofdi-
ally 70 your lady; and believe me, lru!y yours.
M!LLARD FILLMORE.
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On Wednesday last, DR.. Rnhet Pelt. young phy-
scan. attached TO the Uned States Navy. while in a
state Of temporary insanity, lsaped from third story
Window If the Markoe House, in Chestnut street.
Phi adelphia and was much injured that he expired
IN a few hours af eiwards .N0r Beacon.
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OR a ND sc n E M E s..
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Palnpect tTlss T..
10 40 Is II ~ 2 80 3 60 30 IS Il CT %
Washington Co.. Glass ,.
3 Q 81 10 81 Is 81 % II 81 % 10
Pataraco Class ~.
A % 81 70 70 70 50 80 10 rs 81 Al 81
Bel Air Class s,
50 % Al ~ ID 81 AZ Is IG | SO II
PafaI 500 Crss A.
40 SO 10 81 81 10 II 81 IA 80 80 % ~ u
Sns1oshenna CInss 8
II GO 10 - II n g. IS II 81 AZ l3
As usual great maoy small Capitol p'izes have been
: Id and the vefy large ones daily rxpec'e1 AT
MeCRERY'S Lucky Ofrc
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-01-27
COMMERCIAL RECORD.


tNNCitBnRG. I'M. p, 1851.
1pBAtt n=Rsreips principally NJ lnn.r, and vrrv
Ueh Quality inferior, sales Of iuEs at 81 to So Leaf
* 10 S1I
WHEAT y Ia Oh lor Red; 10 10 DC fnr White.
WILLIAM I SMITH
Conni ssion Merchant.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-01-27

NN,L \ Nsss General Couri Marin vii rae.
v'n' "o 'arl tho feansylvsnii. On Mnnlay tn eth
'ns' ~ 'he t'ia # several OF tho lae crew Of he L
= ship N,rt'own.
Ian l>uhN. ltndsnsn. who. il will he treallected
"ls rcro"tly u second M, fr The inference nj nv
'n'rs o'cn1'e IN thr Of several urers 1t he
N1r'"a", has heea senfenred 10 Twelve months saiaty
rsnincnrp IN he els # the Mafne Btrfarks. ut hr
I'sNo Navy isl without r,y and AT tho esplta ION
NJ h" tom, 10 hi discharged in dslnee.- forismoui,
lthig.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-01-27

yV,UkEE PLY CARPETING .-iost received, a
lot of the above Catpeting Which very handsome and
chcap-Aso "a, IA and 81 Oil Carpeline All IN want OF
the -bove article will please examine my stock before p"f
chasing ID. Il. Z, PETERS.
Jan l3-ts
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