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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-09-22
Trustees Sale.

DY virtue ofa Deed OF Trust from James NJ 10
recorded in the office OF the County Court Of Ohio
county in Decd Book No &c. page 2 VIII proceed 10 sell
st nubIic auction on the premises the 30th day OF Sep
tenber O'Clock the following desc ribea property
uate on Wheeling Island in Oof A. Zanes addition 10 the
CITY of Wheeling Terms made known on day OF sale.
aug30-td. G L. ShaNhEi'' itus'ee.
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NOTICE.

Persons in the city and the adjacent towns will
be supplied with the Daily lnteligencer by Mr.. F.
A. Sears, tat the rate of TEN CENTS A WEEK.
This will afford an accommodation to many who
do not wish to subscribe by the year. Mr.. S. will
supply his subscribers punctually and at an eally
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ANOTHER ARRIVAL OF
RICH AND SEASOMaABLEb GOODS.

ny EMPRESS.
q PiECEs Paris Bere1e DeLsns III Rich styles-alsn
~ some neat figures Tor Misses md children.
Rioh Brocade Silks, soy Ast ,rF-;it.ttfE
III ~. Marie Louise Gro DE Rhine, ~ 49, 49, AM
silk and Linen Foil Dc Non for travelling dresses.
+ Rich colorcd J1cOnets, new styles, ''''s'
China Silks, dark and neat styles,
Muslin Bands, 'r4ui fHs' Snti9sH 80
REVERE Inscrtings, .s.s,E
Lupns Extra Mousen De Lains and French Meii.
noes In Black, Salmon, Rose Blue and White.
Extra Fine French Linen Cambria Hkfs. H II
Received this day by 80
o. w. HEISBELL & co.
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ADVERTISEMENTS. /

Wheeling md ST. Mury's Fri.wcckiy Packet
Fenh ORION,
sfE#ssafSS WILLIAM DILLON, M, ,,asIi,u :,
rsSs!+r.s.IyiI run regularly between Wheeling Emu
:: Narr,s Ie, vins Wheeling Monday. "Wednesday snh
tliay at 10 O'Clock arriyn$ at St M NJ, III c
fI,I Ohio Railroad-returiing leaves 81 Mays vi
Tis.iayi Thursday and Saturday, at O'CLOCK a. H.
r.', i ' gu " & O. BAKER & CO., Agents.
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,ssI.tIis ~ Cow Feed,
A SUPPLY OF Bran, Short, &C. just received by
"A arg31 J. THoBURN. 1871 Market Square
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TO western mud Southern Merchants.
Sexton, Seal G. Swearingen,
IMPORTERS g. JOBBERS

I--.s0lUFI ANOY DNY OOODO.
p No. IS. 4th st. between Market and
..1x-esv,zn Chestnut SITS. Phipa.
j. w. SEXTON, L. SEAL, A. VAN SwEARIsoFr.
nFFER purchasers the largest assortment OF Fancy
" Dry Goods In the comprises in part OF s
Hosiery of oil kinds and qualities. f,usf1
Gloves, Under zhrts, Dress Shirts and Collars.
Woollen yarns OF different shades and colors.
F. A fine assortment OF Shell Combs
'dolH'i do1' do Buffalo and Imitation Combs
Brushes OF all descriptions. ~ Z - .asEi
Dress and Tailors Trimmings OF all kinds.
Burnetts. six cord cold Spool Cotton.
Perfunery OF all kinds. it'i, -tg - 'tiN
As great many styles OF goods OF our own fnpor
ation, which cannot here mention and which are wen
worthy tho attention We fcci eanmake II 10
tbcir Interest To give us trial septS
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-09-22
Joseph G. West assignee of James In the Circuit court
West, Plaintiff. san. 'isIpaa. OF Ohio county

Joseph e. Mest assignee Vi 'ahs In the Circuit court
West, Plaintiff - sssiSi1Er0 OF Ohio county
The Steamboat lonian, Defendant, 'sA
NOTICE is hereby given to the defendant In the above
named cause the plaintiff will take the depostons
OF William p Holiday and others to be read therein at
natl in the state OF Ohio on 18th day OF October 1881
at the OF Alexander Todd In the town
lie same state 18th day OF October 1855 also tho de-
positions OF Simon West and others at the office or John
Major Esq in Pcase township in belmont county In the
same state on 10Th day OF October 1855 and II the tax
ing or said OF them be not begun OF com
peted ON the day appointed for the the thereof
will be continued roni time TO time until and IN
an cases the hours taking the will be between eight
septf5aw4 Nv AiN JOSEPH G. WEST, paintia.
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20 country Merchants.

browns ESSENCE JAMAICA GINGER, vaIaa
ID bic tonic and stimulant. for sale by
Septl. hELLs S caLp"S ELL
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-09-22
In Chancery.

In Chancery. '.a
virginia Al Rules held in the Clerks office Of the
G isss' court OF ONO county ;" Inc '"'" u ''''
n s;:s n' sss n"sSss
DAME, s,eenroa, Samuel MCCOY Mccoy. Mo,
s, Nils, Rachel i T Isnn s;,, william H,sn
Ms } eae sI Minis 09 and S pesna,n,.
OF john Mills deceased who was the son 5,,, al |
of John Mills the eldes, late OF Ohio
The object or this suit is to obtain decree the rarti
ion tract OF land on Wheeling creek In The foy
The defendants except Daniel seenrod and Samuel Nc
,sss o 1a asa
OF vrgna-on motion orthc eomplaiGssn,s
ae is Ss his nss
may deemed to oiect their interests IN nus
in some published in the city Of Wheeling for
ose Of o @ The
county court to be held for said county; 1op,yc
ose,.on,iw e0py''es' tsep17, AIoNNo l' Clerk
virginia. Al Rules held in the Clerks office of thu
Circuit Court OF Ohio county in the month OF September
is +. craugle & Co. Plaintiff.
SssS ssi ngss to recover @ sa m II cents
due on two notes. dated the 2m January 1852 one for
a nns iu ocr for II Cents due and payable
huni thirty days aer date with interest from III:
an attachment was Issued and returned served
defendant having entered his appearance, anu
appearing satisfactory proof that he is not as naoen
the OF Eirginia-On motion OF the plain
tin by COUNSEL cred that he do appear here within
one month due publication OF this order and DO what
be necessary protect his interest in this suit
and that copy order be forthwith Inserted in
published in the City OF heelins for four weeks
posted at the front door of the Court house
of Ohio county the first day OF the next county court to
| be held for said county. f. . +.
cJ&Po Agony Teste, ALoNzoLoRlNG. cerk.
Virginia: At Rules held in the Clerks Office OF the
Circuit OF Ohio in the month OF September 1859
John Mallory and Asa d Johnston own. PLANTING
crs OF the Steamboat "IIail Columbia" AiAA',,
| against l.tsnl5. so. ..7si r
William F. Curtis, John A. Shunk An
thony Sheets, and Joseph L. Hall, Charles yL -
Hall and Joseph Hail. opartners under the Defendants
| firm of Joseph Z. Hall & Son, owners off
| the Steamboat "Governor Megs."
action or trespass in the case at the least
N 25S00 damages, caused by the collision OF the saiu
Steamboat Governor Mcigs'' with the said Steamboat
"ail Columbia in which suit attachment was issued
and returned served. ,..fg.I IL
The defendants except John NJ Skunk not having
their appearance and il appearing by satsaeoy PI4oi
that they inhabitants OF the Commonsaith OF WI
eina-On motion plaintiffs, by COUNSEL 1t Is
that they do appear within month after due publ
cation OF this order do what be deemed
interests in this suit anu that copy OF
order forthwith Inserted in some newspaper puoshcn
in the city OF Wheeling for four weeks successvey ana
posted at the the Court House OF ONO county
day the next county court TO be heid LOT sam
| county ,,or1o1op,Nc q,
i rcnE, ii sentf5 80 nv $50 On Clerk.
N"sN' 49, fssa- GzEal. ts.i.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-09-22

Collecting.
THE subscriber having made arrangements IL the great
err command his tine gives notice that he will COLI
heretofore attend 10 the collection OF rents and
other Business this nature entrusted 10 his care
will meet with prompt attention
scp16 JAS. III McMECfEN-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-09-22

GOODS
/ a'sa Opened this day Mt w. ID. Notes,
TIRENCH Mcrinos, best make, every color. .
Il Plain all wool deLaines y yards wide all eolors.
Rich printed deLanes, French, English, American.
Elegant Hounccd misunderstanding ncw az [
Plain and printed Lanua cloths. u .I.,a ~ b
Embroidered and plain satin, dc Chine. .. r. 81
Figured and plain Mobair Lustres. lisa ~ s5l d
Silk and wool shot Lustres, every pretty. v
~ Silk chain Coburg cloth, black and other coors.
Black and colored Canton cloth, &c. septic
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-09-22
Trustees Sale.

Trustees Sale.
NY virtue of Deed ofTrust from Charles u iheacKei
Is to me- bearing date the 2sth day OF October a. u !oo
and recorded in The office OF the County Court Of
Ohio county in Deed Book &c. page 2O, VIII proceed
TO public auction on the premises on me h asy o
SAINT 1o at II O'Clock A. NJ, the following uescIlpeu
property: One Hundred and SYty,ons SiS? iyiI
and he'll situate Wheeling Island in Orion A. Zanes
additio tothe City of Wheeling Terms made known on
80 oTs,Ie aug3f G. L. CRANNER, Trustee.
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Love, Martin & Co..
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
- BALTIMORE, Nj
Ag,nts for the sale Of Baeon Pork, Lard butter Hour
IPhisky aud IPeStern Produce generally
POSSESSING ample means and every facility for doing
business in satisfactory they respectfully So
patronage OF those requiring Agent in
this Particular attention is given TO the purchase
q rocerics for Western account
Refer TO,
baltimore BANKERS and Merchants generally
ID. Lamb, Esq, Cashier North Western Bank Wheeling
s. Brady, =. Merchants & Mechanics, 90 &c
John List, 81" Farmers d Manufacturer,
]. C. Talman, /" Branch State Ralkt O., Eth e.
port. .-Is..r..l
J. II. Forsyth, Wheeling. Va.
Lewis Bayia, '
James baker, Z"
W. W. Shriver,
Aaron Kelly, az
John X. Morrow, a.
Sep I6. -.. 3
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-09-22

DILLs.-EoTs, Todd's. Lees, Anderson & SCOTS
Always on hand and ior sale by KRLLS & CALD" ELL
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-09-22

a. PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 20.
400 Beef cattle offered for the week selling at
7aS dollars per hundred pounds
HoGs-SOO in market, sold from IS to ss,25 per
100 lbs. 40
Cows-l5O in market, at prices from So to $40.
SHEEP & LAMBs-former from 2 to 81.
C.TTLr-from $3.50 to $3.50, according TO
quality.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-09-22

a NEW YORK MARKETS.
NEW YoRK, Sep. 81.
FLouR-Sales of 5000 bbls. State brand at S4.25
a 1870. Southern at SAB S4.623.
CoRS-1O. 900 bush. mixed sold at 69t.
PoRk-Mess $40, prime s17-dull.
LARp-Sales at ia III and scarce.
BEEr-Prme IS 81, mess Sl2.
WHisKy-155O bbls. Ohio sold at 24c.
TI-RIVER-MARkET.
CINcINNArI, Sep. 81.
The river is stationary. Weather fine.
FLouR-Firm. $3.50 3.35 for superfne.
WnsKY-17.. E ...
PRovIsIoN-Dull and inactive.
CorrEn-Sales of $50 bags alta.
SuGAR-Prime at cts
CuEEsR-Prine at Cd Cts s
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.
New YonK, Sept. %.
BEEF-2, 100 sold at from 6 to 9.
Cows & CALVES ranging from 20 to 30 dollars.
SHEEP & LAMBS at 8 TO for former and q TO 81
for latter.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-09-22

(NASARY and Hemp Seed received this day by ~
u j.. VOWEL, 81 Union ST,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-07-02
]RIlNGTON FREE PRESS FRIDAY MONNING,JUTY =, 1852

House Of Representatives, in Washington, and
has wide and valuable acquaintance with
leading acn IN all parts Of the Union, whose
esteem and respect ne doseUolly posscsscs..--
As have Unlimited, have never seen finer
set Of men, more active, intelligent, straight
forward aud open in their views and intentions
than these Caltorniau5. They unlvoidably
impart responsibility and consequence to the
young giant State they so crodnabIy represent
and prove that high character, true American
ism, and tn living patriotism which embraces
the whole Union, are as well understood aud
appreciated III the maglc state Of California as
IN 20 cd old Virginia, or any other Of the venc
rlble sisters Of the Confectionery. Mr.. IIEATH
("hp, by the way hl5 quite recently given Il
practical demonstration Of his matrimonial at
trchmcnt to the "Unlon' is one Of the Vice
Presidents Of the Conventions Mr. STEWART
was a grilant standard bearer at the desperate
battle Of Bucnl Vista, ana on the whole the
entire "crowd' Of California Boys compose al
"insitulon' that deserves all manner Of pre-
seyatlon, and long may they wave G.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-07-02

leave the dew and the daisies, and spring up
ward to greet the purplIu% east with more
bltbc and jocuud spirit than shall possess.
Gentlemen, again repeat my thnNhs for this
mlrk Of your respect, and commend you to the
enjoyment of quiet and satisfactory rcposc.
May God bless you all"
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-07-02

We have Just received intelligence of dcs-
uuctiyc fire in Troy, n, Y, which occurred
yesterday. The loss of the Albany Iron Works
Company is estimated at Sl50,000-insured at
100000. \ row Of buildings belonging to the
Troy Iron and Nail Factory Co., and occupied
by eight families, was also burnt. JOSS from
$1,000 to $1,000, no Insurance.
We understand that tho fire originated in
this way: Mr.. stephen Franks, who Was en-
poycd IN the steam mLl, while drawing some
spirits of turpcntne, set burning lamp on the
head of The barrel; the lamp accidentally fell
mo o. turpcntuc, which ien'sd, and the
flames rapidly spread IA every direction.
n Smith say Ne a Ways travels with a
-..-.A --.Lh - ns ...a-s Cces WIN ns wife
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JOHN DEWEY,
n ,i', !" iitt,t "A ,ldc T'pto
II tir I,'l'r' CommihC.
HEMAN CARPENTER
lime |. ~
Editorial correspondence, Ar.,Gc.
BALTIMORE, lure ~. 80.


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IN thl' 'HoiSuCu14y eA-e""e1 I NO" pehS I"'
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delegates nave SEATS On u'e Hoo' d t'e Ton
ycnton. AhcrnA'e5 and other privileged PEI
sons occupy the Galleries Of the immense Hal,
which IS estimated to hold 5000 people, and
which Is daily filled The acton OF the Con
rcn'on has enlisted the most intense lntoreat
among the masses from the beginning, and
pubic OPINION, Notwithstanding the eloquent
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-07-02

{ "a
Inst c,cu,nr. t,n Nlios of Nav. Yo,. held
"'.'' ''''' ~ VNPO"' 10 "'' "'"'l-'"'
'nide hy the W Ing Nauonn' on'onuon.
Ion,r bor,rc fine opr of ,,,co,in., ,b,. .,roo,.
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were crowded WIN people
The Broadway House was brilliantly I,unl.
mated du1u,, fine evcu,u,r aud ~ iron, ,bcre
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u'' "c'' " o''O'' III e''H Oh 'i "Ih"o"0
wore smaller 'rinSparcuClcf with the Names Of
the battle, in winch Gen. Scott had been vie
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and the stars aul stripes Hult.d from the nbor-
ty pole on the corner During the Cyeuinr.
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STREET, }" ''"'' "' NC l''I' ''' rom i"e mousse
tops On Ia" liberty pole Wa largo piece,
v h.ch. when fired, showed d sprcld onulo hold
g. q ...' H. Il
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,'e names o' Tine nominees As the different
upgts borpmo lgu,cd. rocket, and Rolan cam
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as III: nlmtT OF SCOTT A." hE tHAH h'r1no
visible, q shout went mp tIpu the vast multi.
tpl. tim, ,,,,,: have, beon L,,rJ IN IA, ,n,,.r
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At tn" u"r appointed ter IL" of@1nH'jI"n
every room IN the E.oldw.y House was filled.
rro,dy,v f,,,o Harvard +, r,,,.o,-s,r,c,.
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d1"e'Y crowded wi'ii men representing all
Glasses the laborer, the mechanic, the cie.k5
and merchant, Of the Emp,r, Cny.
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called to order o. e@-AId'm'n JAMES hEhIf,
who nomlna'eI as Prcsidenr HoErrr Jo>E-, Of
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scott and Graham in Vermont.


The ,u5oucd cA'r,t, from the editorial
f...r,.,..,, ~,,,,,
49, '''''' III ''''' ''''
aL'f proof p1-''''' "''-n such m'y not De
ueeIod that tae gallant uud .uy.ucib,o Wings
Of Vermont are prepare to prosecute the pen
dag Presidential cuupa.gn with oven more
'""n their accustomed "@r"'" ami ygcr. Tor
any candidates prcl'nd 70 thcM hy p VIII.
National Convention. they would have f,nobr
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~ s lh't 'ha" ''r7' ami 'A'r Inst cho'ae-
they Will battle with a. c1na7lA,es and cuthu-
,jrs.u TINT Will -crurs r. fine nyb,e Old Her,
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cl'''' "' ''I'''.'' va o'''! "'' '"' III every
valley OF our Mountain t'e, the NnHi. Fires
are already EIr!rc4: anil there iloy will glow.
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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-07-02

Nj NIH-riE AFT'" ~, NoN'%tTIuN,
1t will be remembered that a large number Of
his fellow citizens pald VISIT on Monday NIGHT
% the Secretary Of N,ltc wno briefly q, know
edged the compliment. What he SAID was
Geographically reported, aud though it gave
the substance of the rcmarts, dId not do lull
justice To ,h.m. We give a correct report of
what Nj, Webster sad
i thnut ron, fellow ,,'Ilou=, fo5 tin; friend
IS and respectful call.
/ | am very glad TO sec you some of YOU
have been engaged M an lriupu3 pubic duty
at Bllunure, the object Of your meeting BEN e,
/ The selection OF a III person to be supported fer
, the othcc of lre5ldent ot tine United tates.
4 Others OF YOU take an interest III the result of
the deliberations Of that assembly of Wing.
1t 80 h9pp'ucl that my name, among other.
Wa5 p cscntcd on the occasion; another caudi
date, however, was preferred,
have only to ,or, geutl"mcn that the Con
yenton cld, doubt not, what It Thought best
and exercised it. discretion IN tho Important
matter committed Ia It.
THE result has caused nae uo personal feeling
whatever, nor any change ol conduct or pur
pose y hat have been au, m principle an,
, IN character, and what | am nope to continue
to be, Circumstances or opponents may tn
uuph over my fortunes but they will not trt
- umph over my temper or my scll.rcspcct
Gentlemen, thii IS serene aud beautiful
night. Ten Thousand thousand Of the lights q
Heaven illuminate the lluuamrul I'ney rub
} the nl"ht A few hours hence their glory wal
be cXrngulshed.
, Yet stars hat gIucr m the skies,
Aud u1y'y dune hrlulr tity ewes,
What are yr VIII ~ tue 3In shall ri,r %
Geutlrmcn, there Is not one among YOU VIII
% will sleep better to urht than | shall. II
. wake / shall learn l' hour from the c0n5ieIli
p tons, aud shall usc IA the mprmng, Go
= willing, with the lark and, though tine lark
, better sonEs'cr ,.lul am yet he VIII ne
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-11-24
SSas Gin Stuker ift?

Gr in pon cem @ef6Gedts Der Rrautpbi
lcfOpben. Sin SrittsI in er Saterm6rOer
SehfeI Qatsnt escsr, Elm Siertel SpaSisr
tod. unp i'm uebri9en 9aar uno 9Iats-
6anofhube. Ssinsn Sdtern nab lfamm
er aus eiusr Sdueipr9ans uno gsrdtb Ga
Der uou eem Cuff eincS usuucarbeitstcr
Suts in Ss9silieruu9; cine Sdncicerrsb
nun9 absr 9ibt ibm QIpclden Satfbt
Stciue molten Die It6nfe @nfa1un9. Deer
ne wilrrcn ni9t usrfaufcu; oaber muncerc
man ib nibt uber BEN tippiaen Saarmuhs
oeS Smeer5 gar III es ltaoe uno cine un
csrautwortIi6s Serfhwsucung, unscfdbr
funf Gents wsrtb 9ebirn nit einem eIdn
Scnetn Shnf SbaIcr SiBbut Su beee6en,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-11-24

Gin fonccrbarcr San in 9etrcFCe5 Gedt5
cintr Trou, murce in Der Ietten Court non
BUf5 @cuntp enpflhicorn. Is mar cae Gla'
0e Ger Srou ge0cn ibrcn D}onn, fir UnQ,iff
unc cd ltQ0el. wcIde ouf frIQente Nrt ent
1anCGu MAR Scr Wnnn unc Die Srou ma,
Ten pcr GINGER 3tit in eiuem WO0cn pom
Wortte nab @ouGe qefatrcn, bel mclder
@elt0mb,it Der Nonu iih nit elmer wUbI'
GclaoCncu &01tmpiRrIc ptrlCben bate no.
rau5 cr mchre ShulIt duf ffinen Wunb ritb
tctc, biz CT QdnS brHebdt mar. Die Srau
3dntte Grullllb uber fUIhe Urt militdrilber
uabun0cn unc mOrf cncIih bic QiiloIe ouf
cen QEcge 70 cd5 ije 5crtrummcrte. Sur fol
DE &rr9reifun9 an tcm gigentbum ibre5
Gbebcrrn fling bulcbe on ,iie III misbanoeIn.
N0docm Die @Ourt Gle 3la9e perncmmtn
bate, inftruirte Gihtsr GUns5 bic Surp od-
bin, ooB bic Srou uOlles &shtbuibter Sanb
lung QCbabt tdtte-eo6, ct9Iett cine Srau
tsin Sedt bate cas gi9enlbum ibre5 Mon
ne5 Bu psroerbcn, cie DrambOttet cine Uu5.
nobmc UCn Der Ee9Ct made. Die Surp ent.
lhieo osmjufOI9e Su 9unfen Der Srau..
9cmuotb fam cine g SbnoppS fdfhe niht
mcbr ais frcie5 Gjaentbum zines Wonnc5 be
trohtet mcroen, fUnoern ais 9emcin9ut, mel
te5 bic Srou Scrft6rcn carf, Cbne N6 zines
Scr9ebcn5 ibuIci9 gu MAIDEN.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-11-24
SSctriibtcS Ituoliif.

I'm lettn Mittwob be9ab f6 Serr
Sobn 0utb. Elm @iuwcbuer Vcn Sub
mbetbau Saunftip, 9etba @auntp, nit ict
ner 5ubrc natb Dem 9~ba SIue, nm Stcin'
fobIen 5u bolcn. Nuf Gem 9simmc9e muroe
9fero uno 0a9sn auein 9cbeno an9ctrofen,
worauf Na6fuhun9 9cfbab uuo baIo fano
man oas ibm Gin lln9llf mioerfabrcn mar.
Gr purec unfcru Der ueuCn STRIDE bel Wstd
lbs acfunocn; Der @aaen mar ibm lbrda
uber oas geiidt unS Die Sruli pafltrt unc
bate ibm Gle 91afe iuiammsn uno imei
Gippen ein9eoruft. 81 wutoe 70 baIo aIs
m6alib nab Saufe esbrabt, no er obfr
trok 1eitIicb bciaebrabtu dr5tIider SiIfe IN
Der fcGocneen Nabt baS 9ritIihe nit ocnl
Gniaen uermebieItr. Grwar ctwa DO Sabre
alt une Gtnterliet cine camille.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-11-24
shener nirerrnsbrannt.

Sn ber Iseten @itmOt 0a6t CgloU. ~
um | llbr, Qerietb Die Sheucr oes gbrm.
Samuel 81 oyer, pon SberlaucCn &auu
Fdip, tisfr Gauutp. in 6euer, uno brouutl
bis auf cen @runo niecer, nit alien catiu
befinrlihen @traioe, 9tu, etc. Die pfsrot
une Rute nureen 9erettst, lsetsrs ftbr pom
Ssuer bsIhdbi9t. ylihts mar burt &rli
dbsruna aeeedt Sie 8dreer uOn Sauton
oseenfen ben 8erIuf ourb cine @oaefts Al
6sdsn luden uuo boffeu auf tiberate Mlit
bilfe. Die llrfade bes Seuers III unbtfannt.
Dm SrIulf babsn mir ni6t erfabren.