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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1852-02-25
Deb. 4. lS,
BARGAINS FOR CASH !

IN order to make room for new stock Of Goods
in the Spring, will sell. from this ,ime to the
first of April next, my DrS Goods. Shoes. Boots,
Hats, Sc, at very reduced prices for the Casa
My stock consists Of the usual variety found in a
retail store.
also keep on hand Livingston Ploughs. Points
for the SAME, Mould boards, Sand Sides &C., Bar
Iron. Cast Steel, Sc, SC. All ic want Of great
bargains; are requested to call and examine my
stoek. JNO. Il. ARNALL.
NNaunashotn, Feb II 1850 At
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1852-02-25
House and Lot for Sale.

WILL be sold on Monday the 23d day of Feb
w ruary, l952,at public auction in front OF the
Post Office in Staun.on, the House and Lot form.
erly belonging to Elizabeth Morris, now the prop
erly Of James A. Morris. The title is unquestion'
able.
TERMS--0ne third Of the purchase money in
hand, and the balance in twelve months with in.
terest from the day Of sale, the purchaser giving
bond with approved personal security.
will in the mean time entertain propositions
for private sale.
r. P. KINNEY, Agent
for James 4. Morris.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1852-02-25
PUBLIC SALE.

Z WILL offer for sale at my old residence or
Christians Creek, in Augusta county. the tract
Of land called the old Mill tact. containing $50
acres, s. alsn,all sorts If Farming Utcrsiis--plOws
Hayrows, hand Ma,iocks,S Wagons setof Black
smiths tools, : Sill Worms, and tubs, Cows.
good wcr5 Horses, and variety of Household and
Kitchen Furniture 2 good Cardhg Machines, be-
sides many other articles too tedious 10 mention.
The sale will take place 20 Friday the 18Th day
of March next.
TERMS made known on the dag OF sale.
GEO. IMBODEN.
Feb. % 1852.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1852-02-25
SALE OF VALUABLE LAND.

IN pursuance Of a decree of the Circuit Court al
L Auqusta County. made at the June term, ls5l,
in the case Of Pallersons Executors against rat'er-
sons heirs, we will as Commissioners, oher at
prblic sale, on the premises, on Wsdnssddy TIE Sd
Dag of March, 1852, that
TALUABLE TRACT OF LAND
Hin! in the County of Augusta, on the South Riv.
En- known as the late residence Of James Patterson,
decd. II contains
441a :gcrcss
BY late survey. and adiOins the lands Of James
Patterson, The Williams tract, and others. On
The Farm there is large BRICK A
DWELLING HOUSE, and an ex- IHi
tensiYe Barn and other necessary OUT t1lGt
houses There is on the Farm two hundred A.
cres at lest cleared and large portion Of that is
bottom the balance is well timbered with every
kind Of timber which is common in that neighbor
hood. Possession can be given without any re-
serve. as no part Of The place was sown down last
Fall. Any person wishing to. examine the Land.
will please call on James Patterson or Joseph
Gongwer, who reside adjoining the Land and will
take pleasure in showing it.
TERMS.-Equal annual payments Of one, two
and three years, commencing on the Srd Of Mstch.
1852. at which time possession will be given, Tie
purchaser giving binds with approved secbfiy;
and the title to be retained as ultimate security ilh-
I'll the purchase. money is paid up.
5. e. .B0YERS,, I r.u,,s.
JAS. A.PATTERSON, oo'i' To-
December 81. lS5l.-iJs..
N. B.-lf sold before The DAY of sale due police
will be given. s. C. b..
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1852-02-25
SELLING CFF AT COST!

ygNHE undersigned having purchased the entire
\ interest Off. w. CowNE in the firm of b.
6. c., and now being desirnus Of reducing Tho pres
ent STOCK OF GOODS on hand, offers 10 sell
tho whole off at
I9E..s COST,
Such Of his friends and customers as wish 10 a.
vail themselves Of bafgans, may call with the as.
surance of being supplied nyon the terms stated
above. j. b. ;BRECkENRlDGt..
Stanton. Feb. %, lS52-Yind. cupy.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1852-02-25

To lillian p, Hall, Alexander Hall and
Virginia Hall, Heirs Of Alexander s.
Hall, decd.
V,AKE notice that on Thursday tho 25.h day
Il Of March, 1852, that being the fourth day oi
the March Term. of the County Court Of Augusta
for the year 1852, we SHALL BY our Attorney,
move said Court, for the appointment of five Conn
u,ssiorers according to law, disinteresled free
holders. (any three Of whom may act) to 60 upon
lot of about eight acres Of land adjoining the town
OF Greenyille, in Augusta, and ascertain a just
compensation to the lleiis Of said Alexander S.
Hall. for so much Of said lot Of land as will be ia
ken by the Junction Valley Turnpike Company,
for the location and construction of their road ,hro'
the same. This nuice is given TO yOti being non:
residents of said County Of Augusta and part own
els Of said land.
JAMES g. PAXTON, President;
and B. F. GRAHAM and Others D-
rectors Of the j. Y. Turnpike Co.
BY NiculE s. RoEgRrsoN, Counsel.
February 60 1921.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1852-02-25
TO TUE PEOPLE OF AUGUSTA.

=, FsIlo,c Citi=cns Under The amended Consti
tuition. You will be called upon To elect an Auor
nsy for the Commonwealth in the County and
Circuit Courts, | respectfully offer myself as
candidate for that Office.
WIN. II. HARTMAN.
February %. 1852.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1852-02-25
FEBRUARY 18th, 1862.

WHITE s Co. have just received the follow
w ing very DESIRABLE GOODS:
Manchester Osnaburgs rs and "A, Brown Sheet
ing's rs and 4, 70, A and SO Bleached
Shifting. Penitentiary Plaids and Stripes, Ne
braska Tweeds and Linseys, Cold Cambrcs,
Hooks and Eyes, Twilled Duifle and Whitney
Blankets. 50 peices new style Calicoes from
l-4to Finer Sort, &c., &C., all (which will
be sold low
Feb, IL, l652.-Vin copy.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1852-02-25
FOR R EN- T,

rENHE subscriber offers for rent tie comfortable
l. BRICK DWELLING HOUSE, situated
on New Street, now in the occupancy Of DR.. }. F
Kunz. Any person wishing good residence would
do well to look at this House as il has every conven
ience, and hydran in the yard.
Possession given on the lst Of April.
ADAMS LUSiBAUGH.
Staiinlou, Feb. Is, 1875.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1852-02-25
.Mr. John kGutem0n.

VOU will, either in person or by counsel, at.
Il tend at the office of John n. Hendren, Esq
in Stanton, on The 25lh day Of March next
where and when will take the dispositions of Over
ton Gibson and others, TO be read as evidence al
your petition filed in the canse of White agains,
NfoGre's adm's s, others, depending in the Circuit
Court Of Augusta County.
THoS. HARRIS, by
J. B. Watts, his counsel.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1852-02-25
COMMISSIONING SALE
Of Valuable Land, House and Lot,
IN, pENDJ ETON COIIN'TY.


TTNHE undersigned, as Commissioners under
l. decree of the Circuit and Superior Conr: Of
Law and Chancery of Augusta County. for No
vember Term, 1851, at the suit Of William Nc
Chung and others, Plaintiffs, against Aaron KEGS
Executors and Others, Defendants, will sell the
REAL ESTATES Of John Cunningham and
samuel b. Hall, deceased, at Public auction, to
The highest bidder, on
Monday the lst day Of March, 1852.
on The premises, that highly valuable and fertile
FARM, composed of lwD different Tracts of Land,
one containing 81 Acres, and The other so, ma
king id The whole
81. ACRES.
The true quality will be made knnwn on the Gay
Of sale. They are situated. On both sides Of the
South Branch, about miles below Franklin, in
sight of The South Branch Turnpike, and adiunng
each other, living between the lands of Zebul0n
Coil and Andrew w. Dyer, to whom persons wish
inr 10 purchase ale referred for infornia.idn.
The said Farm embraces abont 10 Acres OF
South Branch Bottom. (allof which is on the West
side of said Branch, )eGual to any in the County,
and not inferior in quality or productiveness to the
Nloorefeld bottoms. The botiom and large por.
ton of the upland are enclosed and under good fenc-
ING. lnefe Is Hu u"ei'h'S HOuse vi a"J os''e'
And the 3ra dag Of March, 1852, on IA
the premises, in the town Of franklin, nm
will sell a.
House and half Acre Lott
situate in said town, ON run, street, near never
falling hydrant of excellent water. The House
is laid off into four CONVENIENT rooms being the res
idence of the lale Samuel i. Hall, deceased.
Also, on the same day, viii sell aHaa,
Tract of Land. containing c&
l4O ACRES. ~
ofwhich he died seized situated about 4eAAkA
two miles Southw west of Franklin, adjoining WIN.
Mccoy and Others, portion Of which is believed
10 he ,ulerably well iimbered.
The conditions Of sale will be as follows: So
much cash as will defray the costs and charges OF
sale will be required in hand on the day OF sale,
and f0T Tie. balance. one-ihiFd on the LIST day Of
July, 1852; one third on the LIST day ofJdly, 1853;
and the remaining third on the lst day Of July,
1854, purchaser or purchasers giving bonds (made
payable to William Kenney,) with approved Sc Sc,
curity for the deferred payments. Possession will
be given on the day of sale.
II. II. ROBERTSON,
Jan. %. IS52-4w. Commissioners.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1852-02-25
To the Citizens Of Stanton and Augusta Co,

HAVING purchased Muorman B. Whiis's.en,
Il tire stock OF guods,, most of which were pur-
chased last fall shall offe, them unusually low, in
order TO make room for new supply in the spring.
All persons in want.of
Cheap Goods
would do well TO call and examine my stuck before
purchasing elsewhere, as am determined they shall
be pleased in price. The business will be contn-
ued in the HOUSE, formerly occupied BY Norman b.
White, until the first of April. at which time ex-
pect TO get possession Of The well knuwn corner OPP
posi,e Breckenridge S, Cowne, wheIe shall be
pleased to meet my friends and customers.
Corn-meal, flour and lumber taken in, exchange
for goods al fair prices or to punctua CUSTOMERS on
time. 80 - rs
Stanton, Feb III 1852.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1852-02-25
COMMISSIONERS SALE
Of Augusta Land

4 S Commissioner ofthe Circuit Court for An
a gus,a county 4 will on Saturday the 20 day
of March next, upon the premises offer for sale
the e: r
TRdCT OF LAND,
belonging TO the Estate Of Frederick Rudes decd
and lyiag on Middle River near Spring Hill. in
the County Of Augusta. Itcontains 40 acres, one
half Of which are cleared and has upon tia large
THREE STORY STONE HOUSE, IysA
which contains Pulling Mill and set Of :ftss:M
Carding Machines, and is at the same time ;-IhA
sufficiently oapaciVa, for the accommodation Of am
ily-aso small Barn and never falling spring
Sc. ,u, ~
TERMs.-A credi, Of one, Two and t,see years
equal Instruments secured in the usual way.
ROB'T SNAPP, Com'r.
Feb. s.. 1852 Rock Reg, copy ids,
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1852-02-25
IiO! FOR CALIFORNIA,
Selling OR at Cost!


U : " 3I1 - . - !" -
DEG leave to inform the public that they Wll
ID sell from this date onward their large stock Of
GOODS AT COST.
Intending To remove to California they are anx'
ious to dispose of their goods as speedily as posi-,
Bile, and respectfully request all persons who de,
sire to purchase GREAT BARGAINS to cal
and examine their stock The attention Mer.
chants is especially invited, 10 whom the goods
will be sold at wholesale city prices.
Persons indebted to the above establishment are
requested 10 make immediate payment, otherwise
their accounts will be placed in the lands OF the
proper officer for collection.
G. s NJ. flIRSH, Post Office Corner.
Stauaton, Feb. Is, 1862.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1852-02-25
FOR SALE,

Try. IHOS. 7. ESKRIDGE, alot of Trusses,
~ (rlehts and lehs.) Silver Carheters, male
and ietNale, Eng Calome, Sulphuric Acct, Nor.
pllla, Qninine, Blue Mass, also Chemicals of ev-
cry description, 10 which he would call the atten
ticn Of Physicians generally.
Stanton, FEB. II. 1852.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1852-02-25
Selling CT at 10 per cent below Cost

A S we are determined TO reduce our Winter
a stock, care ready To cell at 10 per cent be
low cost. Come and see rs if ynn want grca. hsr,
gains. GOODMAN & co.
Taunton, FEB. II, 1859.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1852-02-25
,N01EIi1Ao

A lii seasons having claims against the estate
"a ot l,sq. Jos. -. Ty'cS decd. are requested
To present them - tho Undersigned, at his office,
TA1 FRAZER,
Attorney for The EI'ors.
Feb. .. l8j2.-3t.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1852-02-25
NEW BOOKS.

HARPER'S Magazine for January Family
III Worship,a series Of Prayers far every Morn
ing and Evening of every day in the year adapt
ed to Domestic Worship. by one hundred and
eighty clergymen of Scotland.
Lectures ON the Evidences ofChrisianity, de-
li1ered at the University Of Yrginls, just receiv-
cd and for sale by ROB'T. COWAN.
ism, 7, 1852.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1852-02-25
pOSrPONEMENT.

The shove sale is postponed until Monday the
lst day Of March next.
J. KElSEn s
heir. - ut, Tor Inc
Feb. 4, is5a. - u ~ Ae'S'f' oec'0'
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1852-02-25
ESTRAY.'

'EAKEN up in the County oraAngussi5a, on the
II 18th day of November .last,by James 6.
Turk, a BRlNDLED STEER, supposed to be
three years old, marked witha swaow.fork in
the right ear and half crop in the left. Appraised
10 $40 90. Gan Extrac,0 .,..r
JEFFERSON KINNEY, -C'k.
February Is. 1922.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1852-02-25
Caution to the Public.

\ HEREBY forewarn all persons from trading
n for, or in any wise becoming Interested in, a
bond purportng to have been executed by me to
James II. Burdett. in the course Of last year.
probably September, as such bond, If it exists,
is wholly without consideration understand that
the amount Of the bond is tive hundred and twenty
five dollars. ANDREW J. WILLIAMS.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1852-02-25
MAoHERAL.

IN BARRELS and 10 half barrels Mackera!,
~ for sale by G.. l.. WOOD.
Winch ester Depot, Isl mo. 2e.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1852-02-25
JUST RECEIVED,

BBL Castor Oil. 8 bbls. Sperm Oil, 2 bbls.
l Turpentine. 2 bbls ETHEREAL Oil Cor Burning
Fluid J 2 bbls Alcohol, cask Linseed OIL and a
10, Of Pure White Lead Vandyke Brown, lndi::
an Red, Spanish Brown. Eng Ven Red, Chromes,
&c.; &c., and for sale wholesale and retail by
THOMAS P. ESKRIDGE.
Staudtun, Feb: | 1852.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1852-02-25
WINCHESTER MARKETS..
Wssk Ending Feb, ID.

"-tScHEsrER MARxETs. RICHMOND MARKET
. Jyssk Ending Feb, 10. Week Ending Feb, 10
'FLouR- 81 25 a $3.50. FtouR- 81 % s. 81
HERRtxas-S5 10 $500. CLovsRsEED-- s 10
tSHAp-S IL 90 al3OO HERRISo-sS625.
BACON lie. perlb. SHAp S975.
WuEAr-10c 10. BACox--i0 cts.
:OArs-35 s37c. L,RD-l0ets sin Kegs.
''CoRX--5O 00c WusAr- $O9j.
RYE-65c. CORN MEAL-IOepe pu
LAsp-9cpcrlb. .-r CoRS-62c.
iPL.srsR- s ) hyperion WHIsXEY-Retfd,2 3e
FsArHERs-40s 45e. BrrrER-Firkin :7c.
t1soS- sos l00perton. PLAsrER-S3 80.
stSssswAx-25c pcllb. .sALr.- $50.
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
RtcpMoSp, Feb, 10 1852
HBsxr- Scale Ipeighi- So 20 S275 EStraqaa
II illcommaad ighcrpricc.
IIoos s 50a : nettS market brisk.
MerroXs-Sl2j $500 nett asn9uaiity.
B.trruons C,+1ta MARKEr It1et ending FIJI
noy February 2lst-Thrre @as Falling Oft in the sup
.rly of cevcs at the scales Monday and the average
rates ruled higher. The offerings reached 400 bead,
of which number $50 sold 10 city butchers aud 80
were driven to Philadelphia Prices ranged from s %
20 Si25 the hoof, qnl to So 50a $3.50 net& ayers-
giuS $500 gross
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1852-02-25
SO Sides Sole Leather.

INVITE s CO.. have just received spien;-
w did lot of,SCLE LEATHER, which will
be sold extremely low especially 10 those persons
who want large lots for CASH.
Stannton, Feb. Is, ls55.-Vnd copy.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1852-02-25
THE NARkET PRICES.

STANTON PRICES CURRENT
Corrected toeekiy forthc SpsctatoT;J
T,ouR. SuPFtx. 1915 BAcoS, Hoe RoUSb, 10
WusAT .per Bush 75c CoRS, SOC.
Rvs, see wool, Soc
fOArs sac Flax SEED, 85c.
ByrGEs, Fresh Ice tiiSssSa, 2Sc
RsArHKRe, SIC BEEswAx, 2oc
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1852-02-25
Corn Starch,

A SUPERIOR afticleio Pudding & Pies jus
= = received and for sale by,
FEB. H. 1862.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1852-02-25
SOUTH RIVER LAND E6R SALE.

February 4, ls52.--lm.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-12-01
2lnGralien.


Dieter flnfte @eIubsil ieat i'm inbifdn
Weeers, bsftebt aus elmer dnsabI Snfeln,
beren sr6ets ben Namen 1uiiralien fiibreno,
europa fat an 1usbsbnuns eIsidt6mmtj
oter an Sluhtbarfeit alie aAeGn @elt.
tbeiIe hbertrifft. 8sni9 bsahtt unb nur
oI5 cine Snaf @oIpnis BON Gnalanc be.
fannt, wcbin es feline psrutbsi.ten 8erbre.
der ftidte, bat eisfcS eauo erff felt potiaem
Sabre eie uufli1eltfamfsit Der WcIt auf lib
aeSc9cn, ais bort auf Der fuoIidsn 6dtfte
9clpIa9cr ocn ungebeuerer Uusesbnung
entecdt wureen, bic an Heidbaltigfsit be-
men in Californian e6llg gleib fcmmsn.
Ssitrsm BAT Iid bic Iusma aneeruna. BE-
lonoers Uon ENGLAND, in einem unaufbaIt-
Iamen Stcm eabin 9epdlJt. Susrl nur ur.
better une GIhdstitter, eann 6anewettet
uuo Glstfs itoG Urt uuo icet pHfaufen
wrbIbdbenee Samilieu ibr @isrntbum. rfi-
fen NIT Cad uno pad nab eem neuen
9oIoIdnee uno fufsn bort cine 8erbtlTer-
ung ibrer @Ihdsumfdnee fir iib uno ibre
Hinrcr. Sn Der Sbot, mir babsn eaiIslbe
Shau'ptI por Ucgcn, mas @alifornien
nod ieet eaibietet; uno mas lsetnes fur
bic Scr. Staateu III, bas 1T Qufraien fur
@naGano, nit eem einsiosn unterfbiset, ba6
RE Sr. Stoatcn Californian nismals per
Iieren wCrosn, wdbrsno QufraIien fib frev
uuc ppn enaIiber Sbsbsuit aft lcsmats sn
wiro, fObaIc ss rie Grdfte caSu bat.
uner bisfsn umiiinbm wddlt bic 8e-
u6lferun9 rciflcno fhneG beran. Siontp,
Die 6auptliaot uno Der Sip Der 2raieruna.
9eminnt td9Iib an Qusrebnune. StOn
lpribt man Won Der Unle9une sintr gifsn-
babn UOn bort nab zen 9oIoeiariFten.
Nd tritbten, tic bis yum l5ten Queulf rei-
den, ftiIcern oCn 3ufano Ger Dinae inn
uu9CmClnen ais febr blubeno. Nsus 9oIo,
lager wurrcn rntredt. uno bic aIten nsb-
men nitt ab al @r9isbigfst. Sn Der Bo6e
Die NIT eem 7ten 1u9uf snei9te, wuretn
cinbunesit uno lehsSig tuuIsno unSsn Sob
in ete Staefammer Iifsrt-sur fibrsn
NuftewdGrung uGrifCbt fib. Die prsiie
Der QfGbau prOeu'te fopis alIr anosrn
Baaren, lno fcrtwdbrrno i'm Stsi9sn.
Sort, 100 man fruber tauisnos Stid Rino.
ricb bios res llnItlitt5 uno Ger 0aut ne.
0rn itIattste, mirr icst cine Sub nsbft
EaIb init 80 beSobIt. @oIegribu fcm.
men pCriOtilb nit ucIsn Sdden nab Sic.
nsp. Ieben eo siuigs Mohcn in Saus uno
8raus, uno febreu oann an cie Qrbrt nab
cen Niinen Surilf. Sbnsn in nihts 5u
Ibcuer; 9OIopaarsn, Sciesnffcffe uno Die
perrbuonitcn Sabsn crrs9eu nur ibrs Iuf-
mHtidmfCit. Ndb ZEN lretsn Buihttu
IoNen so Shiife i'm ,9aftu pcu Scnep rCr
Inftr.- (Ntlsr.)
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-12-01


Das franS6Gifde &aiferreib III ourb elm
Sotum oeS Senats errihtet; Die Sra9e fou
Rcob elmer Qbliimmun9 oes 8Olfs untsr
worfen weroen. ipeIhe am 81. u. p Nop
Statt fucsn fol-. Die StimmSettcI foucn
sinfdb ga" Ceer ,.Ncin" entbaIten. Sas
8aiIerre6 fol- rbIdb fsin uno 9cuiS Ra-
poleon ben Sitel NdpoICUn Der B. annCb
men. Die GrbfpIes fOu auf Die ssfeemi
eige mdnnIihe NabfOmmenfhaft Napo
Icons be1hrdnft feiu uno in osrcn Grman.
gelun9 mag Der 1ailer einen 9rben aus oen
9rfeBmdei9eu Ginrrn uno NabfOmmru
Der 8onaparte SaniIie in minnibrr elnie
annsbmrn; fsin Mit9Iieo oerieIbcn raNf lib
iebob Cbne 9snsbmi9una oeS &aiferS uer-
mdbleu. Die SOn(iituton rou 1852 lou
bCibCbaltCn mCrecn. Sie 8eIhuIIs. ourh
meIhe bic Sra9e ilber bas Gdiitrrsib Der
Ubhimmuna cutb caS Solt nit cSd une
Nein untermcrftn mio. iino ourh sc uUn
oCn 9e9snwdrti9cn 81 SCnatcrCn on9enom
men. Ser turb Den Ssnat eliiattCte Bs-
rid in 8eu0 ouf bic SbtcnfOE9e unc Grb.
ftoft oss &atlers uCrfu9t, oos wenn eOuit
N0pcIeou feline minnIihcn Ginccr babsn
ioQte, e5 ibm pcrRattet ftin lou Cincn eer
gsItemdGi0en Qbt6mmlinQe in mdunIihtl
Clinic Der 0riieer ecS GdiIets NapolCcn Su
ocCpiren. Cine Adoption un9efctmibioer
Ninrr ees 8oiluS 9ouis 9lnpclsrns, Coe,
ocrm Nadfcmmsu 1T pcrbptru. 'Sn g.
man9sIuna eine5 9sleemd6i9en ooer cine;
Hcrpdu 9rben III Ger Nat fSt9er our6 cir
Seuotus @Onfult Su bellmmru.
Der 4rdIpsnt bat eie SctIhoft. turd
wrIte CT ro5 Unerbirtcn ee5 &aiIsrreihet
oifisisu onnimmt, einQefonrt. IS bibt
coB lcine 8Olftoft sineu uuon9snebmcn
un9ilnti9en @inrruf qema6t bat. 9s
oefte9ebenee &6rper mio am 26 Nrp 5u
iammcnfcmmen, um tie 8oblberibte 81
untsrIubcn uno feifjulieIIeu.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-12-01
Sdnbipicb SSuIciu.

Die un!cr oielem NamCn befannte Snfel!
0ruppc Iir9t i'm Stittn Mssre. in Ger gib,
tunQ ris pcn Sdiffcn sin9sibIo9en miro,
melts Don Californian nab China uno Sal
pan fe0cIn. Gew6bnIib ls9sn fOIbe Stife:
rOrt an um id, sntwsrsr lit 3tbsnsmit:sIn,'
WaiItr Ooer I0nlii9en q, tmtfniT,n Su utr--
itbcu. 4ub uufern Wauffbfdngern ois'
nCll Cltlt SuitIn ais anu1irePuHtI, maudhe
iubCn BORT Sdue per Stiirmrn, nCbmed
GuSb b,lIuungen UUr uno er9dnScn ibrsn
propiant. Sn oisfsr 9inliht iino bic nur'
unbecsutenoCn Snietu pou bebsr Wi6ti9i
felt fur Die e hifabrt i'm Quesmsineu. q.
0olum babsn eie 9r66ten Ssmddts, tie
8er. Staattn, @n9Iane uno Srantrsid,
audb cine ncutraIs, unabbdnqiss StelIun9
cslsr SnfsIn Su bcmabrsu ssiu6t. uno isre'
rerfeIbrn bsmddt cifefidt9 cis 8sws9un'
0fn Ger Onoun. Sie baltsn eOrt Gonfuln
uno babsn, 9sm6bnlh i'm 5afsn pom 6a''
mai. sin9e Rlis9SltifTs iaIiUnirt.
Die orsp 9r66ersn Snfrln babsn Sbu--
biupter, cIt Gdb in oGm 2itsI pon &6nia
9cfaucn. Scr 86ni9 uOn 5aWai, Der arce.
ten Snld ubt ubcr Gle anesru cine Qrt Sbn"'
berrffaft aus. Die 5auptiiaot aei6sn
Nomsns, nit cnsm 9criumissn, fitasH
0afsn. it Ger Sip Der Central Eesitrung,
pic RtErenS os5 G0nas. Der b6dfen Bsani::
ten, @onfuIn etc. 6isr BADEN tis Mif-'
lcndrs ibre Saupt Risorrlase; lie bsfssn
cine Drutsrep, aus Ger oub Die sinSiss bort
uibeineuos 3tituns Der "poIpnsiian," bsr:
uOr9cbt. Sn t9awai babsn iit bic msiiisu
Uuslanrer, namsntIib Gmsrifansr u. Sran.
icisn. niscu9eIafsu uno bier wrom Die
9'66tcn. 9ancsIs9eftdiis sstrisbsn.
Die siuasborns 8sU6fsruna, cine gut
mltbiss Msni6sntlads. bat felt ben Isstsn
30 Sdbrcn fart ab9snOmmen. Seit oiefsr
3rit telutcn franSoifte unb amnifanif6e
Miifcndre bic SnfsIn. unb babsn nit eer
ginfubrun9 ceS @brifrntbums cis 8rbrsit.
una Ger 9aiier Der weBsn 8sp6ltuuns Mot
pabuten f6nneu. esnsn Die ginssborneR
rcibrno gum Spfer wursu. Die Gs9isr'
una bat iit in otn Isetsn Sabrsn msbr re
pubIfaniib 9etaItst.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-12-01
General Scptt,

Seipn1deprnen SubeIfeffen unferr gc9
NET i'm Staat Mtti9 1T Sen. StCtt i'm
giIrnib perbrannt wOteen! Sbdnoltts
,.6oneIunaen! Gin Mann Der fcincm Sanoe
40 Sabre trsu eeoienet uuo fur caiIdbe Qe'
fotten uno seblutet bat. pOn Mcnfben i'm
Bilouis perbrannt 5u wereen, bic ii6 Shr
aer eiefss Sonoes nenncn! uno marum?-
,Sa has 1T bic Sra9s. SOIhe McnT6en
Nub 70 nibtswilrei9 ais bic Scries in Ger
Reuoluticn uno fOQtsn ibnen 9Icit9citcut
ptren-benn wsIde fbpar6s SeeICn mil
fen Iie babcn! g8ir iino ober melt cntftrnl
aue @ssner bsfur anSuieben; mir wifcn ea6
Der er66te She'll es mibbi0ist porun,
fpreden ibre preiien ii6 niht mi6biQi9cno
oaruber aus? 8iQisen fie etwa ein fold
fbdnbIibes Setra9sn?