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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-06-17
GENERAL NEWSPAPER AGENCY.
TEaoNEAs III. GRESHAM,

Newspaper, YaagaEAsse, athh Ghcap PHbElca.
tien gent,
h ND DEALER in all the foreign Quarteres and
IA Periodicals, 1898 Broad street, opposite the Broad
street Hotel receives subscriptions the following
NEWSPAPERS Amp MAGAZINES,
which he delivers punctuay in any part of the city
publishers prices.
Newspapers.
Drawing Room Companion American Courier
Flag of Our Union Saturday Evening Post
Waverly Magazine Saturday Gazette
Star Spansled Banner Arthur's Home Gazette
Boston Museum Dollar Newspaper
Uncle Sam The Golden Dollar
Yankee Blade The Pick
Boston Pilot The New York Picayune
The Home Journal The Police Gazette
The Weekly Herald Carpet Bag
Spirit OF the Times Scientific mercan
The Lantern Life in Boston
English Neyyspaper
London Illustrated News Bells Life in London
London Punch Weekly Times
European Times Weekly Dispatch
MAGAZINES AND PERIODICALS.
American.
Harpers Magazine Grahams Magazine
Godey's Lady's Book Sartains Magazine
Ladies National Magazine Eclec ic Magazine
knickerbocker Democratic Review
Wing Review Littells Living Age
Hunts Merchants Maya Mechanics M1gazns
ziEe
Foreign.
London Quarterly Review Edinburgh Review
Westminster North British
Blackwood's Magazine London Lancet
Every newspaper Magazine and cheap publication in
the United States for sale, wholesale and tail by
THOMAS H. GRESHAM,
Broad street.
New York He raid, Baltimore Sun and Clipper any
Philadelphia Ledger served regularly t. subscribers.
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LATE FROM THE pT.ArNe

Mr.. Hubbel has arrived at St. Louis from Santa
Fe. All was quiet in New Mexico. Governor
Calhoun was about starting for ST. Louis. The In
dams on the Arkansas were about decamping for
the California road to intercept the emigrants-
Flo met tho U. S. troops at Diamond Springs,
getting along slowly; they had lost twenty five
men by cholera.
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= ~ DAVENHoEs'E, hs.EE.N 4 "a.
Hsg AH.EXANDHsE NshTa' ~ co.
Nc. Or Vain street, opposite tie c;ty rFS,c,

,,,r.., 49, REGULAR SALE DAYS:
TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS & SATURDAYS
hN the above named days win sell at public auction
half past O'Clock, variety of miscellaneous Goods ncl
as the following: 0' sum
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Wartlrobes Sideboar1s BIZ
reas bedsteads Chairs ofeyery style and patterns Hair
and Shuck Mattresses Dining Tea Toilet and Card Tables
Beds and Bedding &c. -
ALSO-A large lot of seasonabe piece and cut Dry
Goods &c, with Cloths Cassjp1ares >satt;notts TS
flannes heached and unbleaehed; Domescs white and
brown Linen, Table Covers Oil Cloth do Hosiery ora
watts, Shirts and Drawers &c.
CLOTHING, &c-Aso, large collection ofseasopabe
ready made clothing. Boots and Shoes silk wool and
waterproof Hats, CLOTH and glazed Caps Cutlery and
large assortment Of Trunks. Valiee and Carpet BAGS Ma
sons Challenge Backing Friction Matches Clocks and nm
endless variety ofPernery and Fancy Goods of every
description. 10y
mh ALEX. MOTT & co.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-06-17

MAYORS CoURT.-Not hing of interest transpi-
redatthe Mayors Court yesterday. Officer Page
reported d. E. Sharp for running wagon with
out obtaining license: Lit Wilkinson reported two
of Ellis & Peers drivers for fast driving, and 1t.
Johnson reported Mr.. Simpson for placing an OBJ
struction in one of the streets. Alth parties
named were fined.
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Ro60nH6sss 1 FOR I T5E ~ sEAsoN-APPLET oNs

ROOKs FOR THE sEAsON.-APPLETONS
NIB POPULAR LIBRARY-Voumes already pub
lished:
Papers from the Quarterly Review, vol. cloth soc.
The lngodsby Legends. by Barham, first series, lvol
Ihackeray Paris Sketch Book . vols. cloth 81.
ualt'es and GRANTEES by Horace Smith, of the
thors OF "aeJeeted Addr esses," l vol cloth, soc.
Essays from the London Times vol cloth Soc
Rihackeray 81 elbow Plush Paper vol. cloth, soc.
Maiden and Married Life of Mary Powell afterwards
Mistress Milton, vol CLOTH Soc
Huc's Travels in Tartary Tibet and China Q vols
1smo 81. ' 49,
pynnshprst his Wanderings and Ways of Thinking by
This is a work OF decided genius witty obseryant
finely descriptive and poetca-a kind of travelling idol
sung out hastily and for the pleasure of Singing by one
whose heart full ofthe STIR associations and beauty
of European Life."-N. Y. Evangelist
1--WE have certainly. since T6ackerav had no such
pleasant tourist Philadelphia Euening BuNetin
"a right clever and entertaining book'-Pyesbyteriau
"His description wonderfully vivid and he is ON
81 those travellers who constantly meeting with sin
gular adventures: simply amusing some conaica
and others absolutely thrilling.-1aoy Budget.
Braces Hungary in 1851. VOL
Willis Pencillings by the way; l vol
Household ofSr Thomas Moore, vol Just published
and for sale by NASH WOODHOUSE,
je II Eagle Square.
EpHCMIOND GROUND PLAsTE e, fresh
Z and pure, for sale by
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AUCTEdHN SALES.


a. TOME eeUARssE Ar AuGJwFoT.-Vinba
- sold on THURSDAY af eeBoan. the 18th jane $50
upon the premises, ciiniaeneil o'clock STONE tzr
~ containing acres on the James River Canal at tbs
jo w G0nuTS A..
-, EicHdoED Juaa .. 1854
do hereby certify that have examine personally lin,
above advertised Quarry and do nat hesitate 20 sa Ind
the quality of the stone is eSesif a qpprars ~ la
abundant. JOHN A YF5fDf'r A. ~
Esy DAVENPORT, As.E.zsy r. sJ,..
RGCEEsas.s, &c. az Asgrsss4.-on
NJ THURSDAY, i7th June, win sell at our auction
Store at 100 clock, an assortment Of Groceries. vi2
Porto Rico Sugars
Coffee aud crushed Sugars
Rio, Lagaayra AMI lava Coffee
Green AID black Teas
Cheese Soap, Caplles
Tobacco, Port Wine
Rum, Whiskey Brady
200 kegs Nails assorted.
80 Tumblers
20 do Drab Hats &C.
TERMs-GDder $780, cash; 500 and over 4 r,o,,ba
credit for approved paper
- DAVENPORT, ALLEN & Co.
Je IL Ancts
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-06-17

FoRGERIEs-It was rumored in Boston on Sa-
turday that forgeries to the amount of from ST.
900 to 100000 had been discovered. The par
ties are well KNOWN in the community.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-06-17

x Yesterday was, by all odds, the warmest
day of the season. Fat men sedulously avoided
oconoton in the streets between the hours of nine
side' with an ardonr equalled only by that dis
played by IA Southern SUM- Ice and shady re-
treas suddenly commanded premium, conse-
quently the Ice Cream Saloon Of friend Bonavita,
opposite the Banks, was carried by storm.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-06-17

On Wednesday, the 10th inst, Mrs EMILY S. wife
of Flames Chenery. The friends OF the family nvi-
ted attend her funeral from eresdence of her MOTHER
Mrs. Mary Tompkins, this Thursday afternoon at 4
o'clock without fui Tier invitation.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-06-17

SAVANNAH, June Is. O.
duel was fought yesterday between DR.. Chas.
Caught and Thoms Daniel. Two shots were ex-
changed, without injury to either party.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-06-17

- REMovAL.-Ihe Counting room of the
Times has been removed to the Globe Build
ing" Main street, opposite the Exchange Bank,
where persons having business to transact with
the office, will please call.
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aAsEH, EsEsNEpa ANBs D0owa.
PHlENiN Il CTORN

aAszH, EsE.sNEpa aNgs n90Esa.
PHOENIX FACTORY
UHL DEsSg and others il want OF aasg. gai,ds
S and Doors, are respectfully informed that have
re-opened my factory on Main between 81 an3 OIL
opposite Boshers Row, where am prepared TO frnisb
superior hand nade ae0fk at the lowest prices trial
will satisfy judges ofthe superiority my work Ready
made Sash sx0 and 10x12 also Blinds TO suit The same
always hand u. @, TRAYLOB AGENT
20 Danville Register will copy weekly oi.c month
~ AZURE produced what could not invent
But man created, the worlds content;
a Eonntaan burstsu the public eye;
Amazement seizes all that passes by.
Thy "F2owiag F0uatoia' invented fer our use
Is made to lit the pocket and to hold the Juice;
Encompassed in a ease of gold or silver
Designed to suit the taste ofevery beholder.
What Tourist would not substitute in place
The rude inkstand and a ruder case ?
The Pen within whose gtitterins barrelalias
Aprecious "Iahy FONT, that neTerdes
And still we hesitate as weer marching on
Doubling or no there is not miscliefin' t.
That some ood-iornotinq man
Is practisinghis slight of hand
Now, gentle reader, tr,stin me-
This "Inky Foant' is all YOU see
There's no deception any where
1t flows as free crystal air
AT the Richmond Mandatory. eorna. oe ,5a..
Eleventh. you will find Pens and seclocss T IN 1
FoI@tosns manufactured at the South and the 1rt th
land Falter not, but come forward and helm If l '
ap o-on RICHMOND MANUFA (;TOEV
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-06-17

aeaUE.Aas WEEKLY MHsCELLANE-
Es Gus SALE.-On MONDAY morning. the 2lst nst
commencing at hafpast9 o'clock, will be sold auction
at my sales room, No Fifteenth street. the remnants of
several consignments consisting of Secondhand Furi-
ture. China Glass and Earthenware fancy and mscela-
neous Goods &c. Also the remaining part of an invoice
OF Books Prints, fine English ana French Engravings
Stationary &c. Among the assortment will be found some
valuable standard Books
lie II GEO T. SIMMER Auctr
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-06-17

e 0M'HsssHGNERs' SALE OFF LoTs ON
~ UNION AND CHURCH HILLS.-Pursuant to a
Decree made by the Circuit Court of Chancery for the
county of Henrco thr 18th day of june 1852 in suit
pending In said Court, styled "Prossers admx against
Hendrens admir-, &c" we shall, on THURSDAY, the
2ith day OF June 1852 at s. p NJ if fair, if not, the
ir day. at the same hour proceed to sell at public
ton on the premises the following property Six lots Of
Land on Union Hill in the county of Henrico (adjoning
the city of Rchmond) between Asbury Chapel and the
residence Of o. A. Strecker, each lot fronting forty feet
ana running back hundred and forty feet deep Also
twothlrds OF twelve undivided lots lying in the county
enrlco on street. between cath and 2th Streets each
OF said twelve lots fronting about twentysix feet and
running back one hundred and twenty feet, alley
a plat OF said lots can be at the office of the
tioneer
Terms OF SALE. One onrtl, cash, and the residue on
credit OF SIX and twelve months, the purchasers to
cute negotiable notes with interest added and the title
retained until purchase money is paid.
JOSEPH MAYO }o..
JOHN HOWARD Commissioners
Sale TO be conducted by w. GoDD1x, Auctonesr.
ie
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-06-17

EpE0 COFFEE, TEA, &c.
az 80 bags green strong Rio Coffee
40 half chest extra fine black Tea
"a half bbls Roe Herrings
20 quarter bbls No l Mackerel
heceWin9 and Tor sale by
je II FRY & MeCANDLIsH
Va AaTE GRASS COATS i&Ec--Just open ed
w another lot othose fine White Grass Linen Goats
beautiful article for hot weather. Also white drill ne
Pants white Marseiles Vests thin Cravats eauze Und er
shirts, Thread Gloves, &c. at l02 Main ST.
ie17 KEEN. CHILEs & BALDWIN,
M A N 4 G e Il y esEFaCE.-R. FRANCE
I'VE & Co, successors to f. MORRIS & CO
Fer This Day,
Capitals s2O6ea, 50oo 5000, 1000 10 Of 1000, 10 of
500, &c y rs numbers, 12 drawn. Tickets SIS.
Also the Dollar Lottery-Captals $4,000 1000, &c
Drawn Nos. Of Bel Air, Glass "a:
81 So 20 70 40 "a 46 so "a 70 81.
e1UGUREEEEs sLaGEEss.-Also for sicng dl led
je II 1'1' ~ r. NJ. ZIMMERMAN
4 UsTEN's ECE CREAM FnEEIEIE-
"A with an assortment ofs Johnsons patent and plain
-ie y R. M. ZIMMERMAN.
EUE4x NUMBERS OF tiodey's, Sartan's and La
e. dies National Magazine received for subscribers
and for sale by
ielz j. w. RANDOLPH
TE7TaHN Csa I7s, GTgs, Sc, No. i0a Main 1T
Il 6 Black silk warp Alpaca Sacks
Grey liked, goats hair do
tirass linen and grass silk do =.
Merino, trouds and light Cloth do
CTS Black and fancy Pants, all grades
Es9 DO do Vests do do
Fancy Cravats, Collars, Shirts, half HOSE No
&c The cash must be raised anhe goods must be ,old
Call at the money saving institution.
ie II KEEN CHILES & BALDWIN
HBEsaNaE GOSHEN fsU,TTEEs, expected d aiIv
q per steamer Roanoke for sale by
je II JOHN H. CLAIB ORNE.
REASONS CHALLENGE RLACKENas.-
/ AVE- so groce, for sale by
Je ~ JOHN H. CLAIBORNE.
T liverpool SACK sALT.-40o sacks Mar
- shalls Factory filled large bleached sacks, afoat
for sale by
my 70 FRY & MecANDLISH
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-06-17
AUgy'E'HehN SALES.
TsIFE;f.H nAYs.

NALUAzsiE IAR3s eHihe Deep Run Turnpike.
v three miles north Of Richmond. ani mules, cows.
furniture farming utensils &C.. for sale auction. VIII
be sold ON TUESDAY the Pei Iuae 1882 upon the prem
lses commencing at 10 O'clock A. NJ. tie residence of
Mr. r. b. staples situated on the Deep Run Turnpike
road about irrH miles from the city Richmond, the
farm ON which he resides, containing acres The bull
dines upon all and sufficient for the nc.
commodation OF moderate sized amy-thcre are also
attached to The promises, two large ice houses.
After which will be sold fur first rate mules one horse
two wagons and harness; two and gear; five good
cows three calves; nine hogs buggy and harness; and
saddle and bride; all Of his household furniture; parcel
OF farming implements; lot oies. The above real and
personal estate is to be sold by virtue of deeds
one executed by the said Ro L. Staples r. w. Mctiru
des bearing date 10th April 1882 the other executed by
said Ro L. Staples aud wife to r. w. Mc(iruder and
Francis Staples bearing date 2sth April 1852 and both
corded Henrico county court The terms the real
estate will be made known on the day of sae-as to the
personal estate, cash
Il. w. MeGRUDER,
FRANCIS STAPLES, trustees
Sale TO be Condnctel hH w. GnnnIN Anctr IL A
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EsY essleeEgsRl y. sUvTNEE.

g Z o SIX OF GROCERIES AT AUG
~ TION.-On FRIDAY next, the 18th inst, com
rnencng at 10 O'Clock, will be sold at auction without
reserve the store of II. Wadrop, fwho is declining
business No 27o Broad street. his entire stock of
nes consisting OF general variety of family Groceries,
Shoes, Hats, Earthen Ware, &c
TRRMs.-For all sums under $50 cash over tn at
amount months credit for approved negotiable notes
Sale to be conducted by
GEO J. SUMNER Auctr.
B-The above Store is for rent. Possession given
1st July. lie II
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-06-17
FARM FOR SALE

II the distance from the city of haitian hours ride
IA have for sale farm OF 200 land
superior quality and improved in all respects
render it very desirable. The yield of this farm three
years, will equal the price at which it's held. We so
cit early calls. TCLER & COOK
lie l6 General A oerts
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-06-17

q SGA BUSH BLACK, RED, RIPPER AND COW
AoO PEAS, for sale by
my 81 JAS. WINSTON
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-06-17

4 AMID FOas sAI4E.-We offer for sale about l2o
~ acres OF land In H. nrco county, about miles
North OF the cy-one half Of which is cleared-the ba
lance so wooded that enough wood might be spared from
to pay for the land. 1t lies WELL is conveniently situa
ted and is OF good quality. 1t is without improvements
and will be priced accordingly. Apply early:
TOLER & COOK,
lie Is General Agents.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-06-17
MO SEQUEL TO THE WIDE, WILDE

ri O SEQUEL To THE WIDE, WIDE
y WORLD.-NASH & WOODHOUSE have just
received another large supply of
The Wide, Wide World-2 vols clio. 81 so:
Queechy, by the author of the Wide, Wide World,
mot seque)-2 vols, cloth 81 rs.
These the moral and instructive tales of the
day-every family should own copy
Dollars and Cents-2 vols. cloth 81 So
This is tale not by the author of the Wide, Wide
World but written in the style and intended
companion toit, ie Is z
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-06-17

-Ns EssGssASTs who intend opening new sits
1sA Books IN July will please tan in ther orders
soou possible to T. w. RENDOIPi
81 y large stock Of Blank 10 h ri Northern AMI
home manufacture always on hand ut
IL IL 1oT Mai,
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-06-17
THHE GID EssrssNassry EEMuTgW

~ AVlNG this day taken possession Of the above
named House, and laid in the tsock of Liouors
ines and Cigars that this any other market Affords
the public generally, assuring them that nothing shall b
undone to please all. ~ 30
my 26-tf GRO II rEy,yrD,,
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-06-17
A SMALL FARNJ For SALE

VA e offer for sale one hundred acres of LAND lying
w on WhiteOak Swamp, seven miles below the city
One half of which is cleared, the balance well wooded
All the cleared land is under good new fence. The i'm.
provemcnts small frame dwelling and the usual out
houses, anew. Apply to US.
TOLER L COOK.
jsl1 General Agents
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-06-17

Eli WORTHY OF ATTENEEON.-T have
cAts day received two thousand Canada straw HATS
suitable Tor servants which disposed to sell at very
low price, Those In want of servants harvest Hats will
ma 1t to their interest to call at Nc 81 Main street
MY John THONfps0N
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-06-17

THURsDAY-Kentucky, extra, No. l4o-Capita
$4,000 rs Nos. ~ drawn. Tickets So.
Observation-Disclosures extra, No 20-Capital: So
900 rs Nos, Ii drawn. Tickets IS.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-06-17

FRlDAY-Delaware, extra, No. 2l--Cap tal SIS, 900
rs Nos, 10 drawn Tickets 81.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-06-17
DE. o.. LIZ. EaHE4E,.

W ANF Re Ga Carrier for the "TIMEs'' who ca
= come well recommended an honest and tnst
worthy person. ia ss
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-06-17

4 ,OOR FOR EaEsE.--A good cook, who under
stands his business honest and industrious will be-
hired for the balance ofthe year Apply to
VIM. II. ENSIGN,
NJ.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-06-17

'EfsEE IN dersigned have this day formed co-part
~ nefship to transact a general Exchange sssa
iaSins ksgsiness, under the firm of MAURY q
N hION. they wildcat III Exchange Bank Notes and
CON- and Will purchase and sell Stocks and other public
securities on commission. ~
Office under City Hotel corner Main and Wall SITS
r.. II, MAuRY,
nicninond, rep. IL j. b. MORTON.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-10-20
9ie ssefanmfniac1un9.
500 S(gcnten berlangt.
1000 Sbater baS e1obr.

cJerlanat iperoen in sotm GountD Der Ser. Gtaott 4,
- attipe uno untsrnebmsnos S0annsr, UNI feb mir
Dem @ertauf ron einjssn bet been Sitbcr oes cauf ~
u beEbdfti9sn. SRdnnern ron sutem 8ufe, sJstt Elm
tsinss Capital ben 25 his 100 2bar bst en-. Ipereen
cthe Sncuesmsnts cfsrirt eaR iis tSsb ron bis 10
2bolsr prcftrsn tSnnuSn.
TDis ron ,Ins putli,irttn @gItbsr Gno oIIe pcn
eintm ndeGdsn Gbarottr, sbr rr puldr runo psrfouf
alIcntbOlbtn. pc ie cfFtrirt rperf en-, lebr fart
Tdr nabere GingtnbGitsn aoorefire man (pcTfrei1
&sGniels uac 0jeB.
Gahtrlasr rcn 9R. &C. eearp uHo &C..
0lt lSs MSro 9peits etroGe, gbiIaDttpbia.
.Sspt 10. looS nq3M
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-10-20
GoOS s gtcttlcr,
Gar9mo6er tub ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

.SaCg1HH(Der Ulp SelptHpeiptBelf
In SlIcntUipu,
8infben sem publifum bic QnSeigs Su
MAIDEN, ca6 Ie in 9dbdftsperbineun9 ae-
rtten Iine unb cine nsus WHfltdtte croft
NET baben am noroweliIIben @de Der Sobn
uno War9arct Straeenj 9t9tnhbtr 8reen.
leafs ettte, no fs baS cbiae Sefbdtt cut
bic ptrsueIidite uno eus9eeebntelts WeIls
betreiben. GlIe Qrten
GuStculaOeif
werten duf Die fur5eNe anseige aufS tdon'
ffs uno wUbfail(te na6 8eiteauna oerferti9t
uno dueseit cine quite GuswabI auf SHno ee'
baltcn. llno uno ba lie l6 eben aud et'
SpStcnipd9cn
dnaefttofft babsn 70 iino lie bsrstt aud eds
Qu5fobren Der eeihen,-furs allies mas au
Dem 8cI6dft eeb6rt, duf caS phnftItbIte
uno 8iuigfe Su bsOisnen.
Su9lri6 MAIDEN fe btfannt, ea5 aud
a[Ie Nrtcn pon
(sattnet 9Sadrrit
Die Ucrtan9t wercsn, INNER bet tbnen aiit
Sbano aebaltsn uno ouf 8eifslung oerfer'
fot rpcrpen-fomie ieoe Qrt Geparatur utr'
riCbttt - unb Smar 4lss an ben ntteertsn
preifen. IL.
Wan rufe bel 6nen an, unb man wtrb
tncen, eo@ fie ibre Yfibt Su erfhuen mi6sn.
Gent. Is, 1852. nabU
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-10-20
Sftober6,
Neecl,rief,f.

I'm bic QIIefIOren Don ee6a gauntD.
Die afsNorsu Der Staot auentaun uno Der psrltbie;
bsncn &aunfhips pcn ectbo Gauntp, iiuo srlubt uu0
rburb au9suielsu. ftb in Der GcmniihCnrs limits
S,,ts IN ,.'Genaun englfiuosn, am Ilcnta9 ben 1en
@ SSpcn6er uaas.sns. fir ben gnowed Den rcrsehris'
Esnsn Tmtscp ~ lelI,. uuo ois9uber, YaperS, gear:
rants uno Suiruttipnsn, M, sn neuss ersllabrhhess
ngdImeut n motbeu, in GuPfuns p nsbmrn. @af
Sefbf oct Gcmmrfcnsrs.
SeIe M. eInel S@rsibT,
Itsntaun, Oft 6. nq3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-10-20
9pGtttp
01Ies1 llsl0 1pOblfeil!

Ser Scips0prf StpDr
III nun unter Der &umaltun9 BON SdnicS
:. Slcin unb 60, weI6e caS @efbdft
auf bic ousescebntsife @eife betreibsn wer-
osn. Das pubIfum 1T adtunaspou eiti-
9eIabsn anburuftn, r0enn ss wirfli6 cute
8droen su MAIDEN mlnftbt, Sbr MottO
III nun: Gifb uno wobIfsili
Scmmt brrtci ibr NRsufbsnfinbsr,
$brth uno niSorig, 9rcG uuo tIcn,
lin in luacnltCin iu nebmCn
limb ;i touftu ctenoren.
29cnn ibr ir9cno Ctipas broud)H,
gRn9 es bcifcu rpts Cs mil,
eym Oielloarf Stobr it's ju bdten,
Sci cs pcnS ceCr pitl.
98rblfsil lrrblfsit! 1T Die Srbnun0-
9HCttss mir (fiir boarss Selb)
Sinb sntf;hlcfcn gu ret tauftn
9Gie nctb tsiner in Der 24ctt.
6cnmt berau ibr NNdnncr, Q4cNsr;
Bubsn, N1apheu, SUNG uno aIt,
SSun in eetha Gaunp nireenrs
GisnanD rthe 9Eaarsn batt
Die 70 r1rhlkil, gut uno ihSn;
limb lr 9Crne nit Sub oehu,
IFS bic in Dem 9lancrt Stcbr
8ei ben 6errsn Stlciu nuo So.
%9anoesprponfte isosr art rpsrbsn in,
w. austaulb ftr Maarsn an ben bSbGtsn
Olarttprsfu ar5cncmmcn.
eSames s. Glein itnb Co..
aGcntclpn, au9uft A. na-
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-10-20
Greihlersuile Ggplfamt.

Solsenoe 8riefe finb am @noe bes Ieeten
8iertsls (Sft. u i'm Obissn pOfumt ItsSen
9ebIiebsn:
SObn pri6Gt 5usb 8. Scns8. Scbn
SsmaIt. .. unb 8. petsr, .. uno 6. Deter,
gpan guans, SObn Smens, Geo. Shneioer.
SObn &rei9ter, p. d.
DIT. 6. nqSm
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-10-20
gbptat0S .Spff.ltGa..

Oiietbfaa SaItsr IN QIllsntomss-
GrQrefet oiefe GeIeqsnteit. fsnsn Srrun'
cen, aIteu 2unoen uno ecm pubIifum ilbevs
baupt bic anstige gu MAIDEN. baF sr bas
NSictbEall- 0eIcbGff
nun duf ltiue onsinies Rednung, an 6efi
IndmIiden Srt mo e5 friber burb !5offmatt
uno Strdmer bctrieben wutee, bstrtibt aIlwe
er bereit in ale eibn nit ibrer sunbfdait
Su beebren wiinfhen su bsfrieeigen.
Ssin StuII III grgcnwdrti9 nit zen dlIss'
beGen uno
gitberffrn S,ferSci
asfiut - nir9enes Iinb before bu finesn.-%-
Seine Subr5suat lino sbsnfaIS mie man fir
uur whnftsn fam, unc besreifet1, iete 2lrt
pcn BEN feiuffen uno fddebarfen, big su
Srudt @d9en tuob in fih. Uud bdlt CT
INNER sum UusIeben r6er gum pdricn
,nob BsRimnun9s QIdern ausjufabrse
Uon ben be1cn
SmnibnNeii unS Gafrtd9cs,
lin fciusm GidbIiftment. anrs in atIer un6
isoer Sinfidt ibertrifft fein Stau ALE anbtre
in eiefer sanStn umgr9eno tlnc nebenbtnt
Iino feline prsfe nur gang billie- aanS Be-
ioners ftnesn eS partien, bic cine euitreife
MAIDEN modem, 5u ibrem @prtbeiI weun iie
bei ibm anfprrd>en.
Sur bacit5 qenct1cnr ttnterfieuuo fattts
sr fcintu Srsunpen ungebeuchsltrn Donf ob,
bitet um cine Scricducr nsrfsItsn, un6 as'
oenttburtb punftlbs Gbmortuno feinsr 9e'
fhdfte. quite uno fiders pfsros, uno bitIiss
prsifs, f,ius 3uuofbaft nod um pictes ID
ermeitsrn.
Jusua is. nqtu