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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-09-29
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Warmcr, morauf iie Ssutlts uno GnqIi-
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fublen fie periihert. caB iie brices in Nrbet
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oabin 9sbsn. ane Die ibnen ibr 3uuausn
fdcnfen u6ui9 ;u befdetiasn.
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-09-29
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wv SxlAzs.k=fcbwer in Gem llnterf6rebsneu
in Der pori9en Bode aus Dem SeIoe pon
9oren5 Glcin, in SalSbura, entwecer Uerau'
fen pber auffonll9e @eife obbanocn aef0m'
men. 9Ser etmas cpn cemldbrn wels MID
b6FibGf gIubt gtadribt su 9eben an
9opib SSetfel.
4Qsntoun, Sept. s. nq3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-09-29
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-09-29

In Der SamiltonItra6e, beSo9en BAT, wcfeIblt
er fortmdbreno auf 6ano bdIt pom beffen
8irsnifbcn Sabaf in ieoer Auantiidt, TO-
mobl als Babies Swiit unb plug. Sein
8orrdtb Gi9arren beifebt aus Sauana,
0rintipe, Cuba unb einbsimifte, uno feiu
g 6nupftabaf aus franb6Hftem, foot
tifhem. Maceouba unb &appee. Surg man
fIuert bel ibm allies mas in feiu Sad 9eb6rt.
S ScbrbaIter, Grdmsr uno anbere,
wirom wcbItbun bel ibm onsurufsn ebe iie
fonltmo faufen, eenn er fublt nberStu9t bo6
fein Stof all9emeiue 3ufrisoenbsit sswdbrt.
Quentdun, Gert. %, 1852. rq-
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-09-29
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2ue Siejeniaen Die rod f6uIrig fino an
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tel Wd9tr. tsstbin BON Niccrmutun9ie
Saunftip, iino biemit gum IebtermaI auf9e'
fcrbert bis am Sage Der 8encu pom Iie9en'
cen 8erm6gen oes SrflOrbsnen, onjurufen
uno Hidt9felt 5u MAIDEN, mior9enfaus
unfohen Su erwarten iinc-uno SOIhe Die
nod SOrcrun9en an bic SinterIalTenfta aft
baben, fno ebenfauS efu6t bis oabin ibre
Ge6nuueen cinSubrinQen, an
SODn Sadenfot Nb'or.
sept. 3. nq4m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-09-29
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HauDs, 6ans i,nO ScDutpftabaf
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nern uon 1nsntaun
uno Der um9eaene
befannt, boB er ben
Sab afifObr, fruber
oeb BON Sang
psr uno 9sif Smet
ISburen oberbalb
Wlcfer's 4potbefe.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-04-05

ANDREW STEVENS, ON THE AsToR PLACE
Rlors AND THE FORREST DIVORCE CASE
The Pol ee Gazette of this week contains The
long promised statement of stevens, the jewel
Ter whose name in connection with that Of The
Forests has been for the last three years so
freely used by the press, the public and the law
,ers engaged in the nulupi,cious diigations
,hst have arisen out ofthese affairs. The state
me nj occupies three columns OF the Gazfie, and
and is copyrig hted.tbe editor remarking that he
has thus sarded il merely for the purpose OF
protecting himgseif from being forestalied IN
The publication while the matter was in type,
and he uakes the press welcome TO its use al
any time after the date at the head OF his pa
per. VIII cb is saturday next
We suppose we should not be trenchiDg up
on th copyright. or abusing the privilege youch-
safed by the publisher, by giving 10 our read
ers the upshot of the communication OF Mr..
SleveDs. which by The bye, il seems, 10 TO be
followed up by another.
We do not, we think, state the matter too
br oadIy, when we say that in the article before
us which It's author heads 'ssecTet history OF the
Astor Place Riot, with Glimpses al the Forrest
Divorce Case, BY Andrew Stevens, The writer
comedies that he was an active agent III briug-
in about The IameniabIe catastrophe, IN Astos
Place, in the mnnthe Of MAY, lSi9. One OF his
expressions 10 This nffeet in these words: III
is well known my being devoted and sincere
friend OF Forrest during the riots. and during
those trials also" He more than merely insin
uaies where the money used for the purpose Q
packing The house, on The nights Of the riots
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-04-05
hENiCtITL@ED SAlUkiNIs TOBAt-
u (H.-GrPnt nesider;tum for SmOk-

nENiCUTI%ED SAlUkiNG TOBAt-
~ CG.-Great Desid eratum for SmOk-
ers.-lhe undersigned offer to the consumers of
Smoking Tobacco an article which has been pro.
nouncad by all who have tested it, superior to any
PREPARATION of the weed for smoking purposes
which has yet been offered to the public. The pc
cuar advantage of the article which they offer is
this in all tobacco hre is concrete oil, Nicotine
one Of its active principles and which is eninenty
poisonous The effects If this principle are disa-
greeaDly felt, more or less. upon the nerves and
stomach, by all smokers The TObacco offered by
the undersigned has been entirely deprived of its
poisonous pruuerties, whilst, at the same time, it
retains all i,s fragrant and aromatic qualities So
mild and pleasant has it been rendered that persons
OF we-k nerves can use it without Inconvenience -
1t has the additional advantage that it does leave
thar strong aud pungent odor so percephbe and
offensive IN close rooms.
CHARLES SCHUMANE e. co.
p The above article can be found in any guam
nty at BENNETT il BEERS, Druggist, l25 Main
st agents for the manufacturers
mn 27-}mi
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-04-05

L. ~HUMAN. an old Philosopher, Swede by
L birth, takes great pleasure in Offering his
vices to the citizens of Richmond and its vicinity, in
Astroogy. Phy,iosnumy, and Signs, and gives true,
correct and satisfactory information, having mad-
predict us to Napoleon in 1912, previous TO his
downfall in Moscow. H can be consulted 10 mat
ters If Love, Marriage and of the future events of
life. Mr. s has travelled through the greater part
Of the word, during the last forty years, and all
thi: time has snie ,vored to enlarge his knowledge
by ali things he ever heard or saw. He takes plea
u the public heis willing TO give the
cessary information TO all who will favor him with
acsl.
TERMS Ladies D cents; for reading the planet
in ful 30 cents; Gentlemen so cents for reading
the planet in full, 81.
Colored ladies and gentlemen are also invited to
call.
Na:;vities calculated according TO Geomancy for
ladies' So in fall So Gentlemen So, ia full, S..
His Office is 18th street, between Main and
-F'ary streets, second house from Main street Of
hce hours from o'clock in the morning till O'Clock
in the evening. mh u PM
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-04-05
GNNE. WOOD ANn COAL.-Ihe .u6scr

TOkE, WOOD AND COAL.-1he >ubscri
y bers are now prepared to furnish their friends
ard the public generally, with any quantity OF
Cekr or Coal "n as reasonable terms be
bought in the city. They have the best Oak aud
Pine Wood tina: comes to this market, and can sell
tcnea2er than any other Yard in the place. Or
ders can be left at Mr h. p. ELLIS Grocery on
Broad i ShOckoe Hill. at their Office, on p arr
street, opposite the Ahamora Hotel. Thos- or ser-
ing may rely upon getting heir orders promptly
6 cd THOMAS EOSTEH.
NH i-dt20A
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-04-05
LEBCHEs! LEECHES!!

/ runage extended to hm tor the past twenty
years III his profession, would respectfully inform
his friends tina. ali orders Tor him will be promptly
at,,nccd 10 # eft al the store of MARTIN 81 TUk-
PIN on Main street. between 7th and 9Th streets,
or at his re.ideuce, Leigh street, between 2nd and
3ri streets.
On hand, prime lot OF Swedish Leeches.
EDWARD +. MARTIN,
NH q-lm+ I.escher and Cupper.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-04-05
LOOK HEREI

MERCHANTS and others who are dealing in
IVA his line would 90 well to Call on the subscri,
ber ard examine his large srock of Plain aud Ja
pauned Tin Ware, stoves. Pumps and Fiuid
Lamps, with a great variety of Fancy and
Housekeeping Goods, at his large wholesale
anu Retail Stove and Tin Ware Depot No. g. Main
street. ; iGors above the old Market. Richmond, Va
Tin Roofing ard Conductors done at the shortest
notice, and cheap and good as any other establish
in the State WIN. SEARS WOOD,
NH Aim A Practical Workman.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-04-05
Religioa in California

The California Christian Advocate ofMarch
I'd, states that the religious aspects of that
country are improv ing. Their Sabbaths are
much better observed, and the churches are
well attended. The Sabbath school of the
Methodist Episcopal Church in Sacramento,
under the pastoral care of Rev. r. Stratton, is
perhaps The largest on the Pacific coast "from
pole TO POLE" 1t already numbers ninety-nine
scholars and teachers, besides large Bible
class, and is weekly adding TO its Strength
A Young Mems Missionary Society, auxiliary
TO the California Young Mems Missionary So
cieiy, was also formed in Maryssilie, on Sab
bath night, the 18th instant, under promising
auspices. The attendance of young men was
very large, and the attention given to an ear
nest address was close aud earnest.
The obstacles, The Advocate further says,
that now oppose frequent concerted action.
will gradually, perhaps quickly, give place TO
a more settled condition of society, of which
the young men. who are now foremost in
every noble work, will constitute at once the
safety and the strength.
The Rev. Messrs. ID. Deal and J. Kimber-
lain, A. b., missionaries, arrived in the Cali
fornin, on Thursday in lolerable health.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-04-05
'l1KIAiMlNt,~, ,FANCY AND VAKIErY

I'hI WI NtsN. :. ..EANt L AND v "A hAE IL Il
Il GOODS-HIRSH 81 BOTICHER, Broad
street, 79, beg to inform the public that they have
Just received from the sir recent purchases ia New
York, selected by themselves with care and suita
Die l. the Richmond market, large SUPPLY OF new
Trimmings, Of every style and description, for la
lie, gent!' mems ard childrtns wear, to which
Fil! be aided Ia the urse,f the season, whatever
ew aud iesll nbole APPEARS IN the North.
Our stock "i foys. Fancy and Variety Goods
lave ais been increased aud among the numerous
articles we have ROW for sale, we menticp: Bas-
Eets u FreEcn, Gernsn and In ngsh make, plain,
pslutzd and rmbro der-d: Cembs, Of all kinds and
patterns; i uslrs Scissors, Fans in unexampled
FaListy and chap prices; Porte Monaies, Purses,
suspohders, French tnd American Feriumeries,
20 king Glasses small a3d large sizes; Buttons,
~d-lGs L1ces, all If which we can sell at very low
9F crs u einhrsiderics aud mbi odering mate ials,
s-e'i as Zephyr Wursltd silks, Linen Cruchet Cot
2 p white and colhred, Canvass, Needles, Patterns,
ir7e silks, Trimmings. &C. &c we are well as
s-Tted Embroidery, Kuittingaand Crochet work
e1ne 10 order
AZ an establishment Of this kind has been Ing
anliag IN this place, and viii every effort
y please and accommodate those who may favor
" With their custom, we trust that the public and
tss iadies particularly will paironze cur enter.
Fl@e. Remember the firm.
~ 2}-2w" HiksH & BOTTCHER
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-04-05

tEkUyIAs GUIANA. for sale by
Hsn 20 EDWIN WoRTHAM q co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-04-05
DnaY GOODS, CifAp FOX CASH

lnf GOODS, CHBAp FOX CASH.
- =" BOOTWRlGHT,J Jr, has received his supply
Q! pIy G29ds for the spring trade to which he in-
stS tpe ttention ofhs Customers, and all in want
o. Tlch Paris Bsreges, Barge de Lanes Mousaines,
M Gloves, white and colored sup. twisted silk
us, Prilts, of ali descriptions Domestic Goods
ol ah kinds; together with fun assortment of
hSase keeping Goods Of every description, all OF
"teh Will be sold AT the lowest prices for cash.
w. B0OTWkIGHr, Jr. No. 2e5,
Ifih 2o--lfn Cor Rrflad and Isl streefs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-04-05

M AAsI0N HOUSE, NO. 35 l.2, MAIN
W STREET .--siz or eight young Gentlemen can
ot accommodated with BOARD At this house on
very moderate terms JOHN A. JETER.
NH 6--imt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-04-05

91AI1UWAKE AND CGTLEhf.-i nsve
Ill received my spring stock oi Hardware, Cutie
~ and Tools Ut all kinds, which offr st my Usual
low prices tor cash. Two hundred kegs Pnilads[
mia sails in lots OF ye kegs, at 50 % per 100 lbs
aI kinds Of building Hardware of the best quaify,
Al wholesale and retail, with the usual variety al af
low prices. Franklin street. opposite ngrin end OK
j" ~. ia Marked l.. n. EEWBukN
Also. iull assortment cf shoe Thread &c.
Findings French Cali Skirs, Linings, BINDINGS.
Pegs and Sole Leather. mn zI-lml
-sYKIN1s sUPPLY OF FISHING
= TACKLE Jus, received full and superior
assortment OF every article for the anglers nses
consisting in part % fine finished Fishing kodss
six sea grass and lax Lines; single and twisted
six Worm Gut, with hooks stiacned cork and
fancy Floats Limerick, Virginia and kIuy
Hacks. sc also a new assortment Of walking
canes with and without swords; Pocket Cat.
Iery. Kaxors, &c. JAMES WAiSh,
Successor q Thos fyrer,
NH s6--ataw3w 90 Main street
r 1RGE STOCK OF DRf GOODS And
Ii HARDWARE AT COST The subscriber.
intending to discontiune the sale Of HsrdMares snd
wishing to have necessary alterations and repairs
made ia the Store, preparatory 70 eunhning tnem~
selyes exclusively u the sale Of Dry 6ooss. VIII
sell nj cost or cash, or approved negotable rotes.
Il four aunlhs their large and desirable stock ot
both Dry Goods and Hardware.
Merchants, piAnters, and others. vial dud - to
thrix snterest TO exAufine shs excelifnt stock d
Goods, which win be sold It either Wholesale y
's THOMAS i CHARLES EsLls 4 CO.
fe23-u Nab. ssrsset
/ GTORAliE.--ls 81, prepared % receive aareo
i ~ Ut lumber housr, on the Deck
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-04-05

hIsSOI4UTIUA.-T co paftaeI shipUi JAS
~ A HARRINGTON ~ co. is this day dissolved
b, mutual consent. AL accounts will be settled by
las. A. Harrington j. A. HARRiNGTos,
JNO. DOBBlkS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-18
Politics In California-Gcn. Picrce's Nsmina,
tion-Prospecfs Of Scott.
spondenCe OF Inc ~ T. ifouDs
SACRAMENTO, Wednesday, July II, ls52.


SACRAMENTO, Wednesday, July IA, ls52.
The last mail brought us intelligence Of
the nomin atoms of the pseudo Democratic party these
United States for President and vlcePresident The
citizens of both parties were snxously waiting and
jeciuring the result Judge the sstonshng surprise'
when they learned that such men a. Case Bu
chansr, Douglas, and Benton were slaughtered
to make way for Franklin Pierce, man Of % ordl-
psry talents that he II scarcely known The warm
friends Of Douglas Case and Buchanan completely
noDplused at this unexpected and, to them, unwel.
come news. They had ratification here, on Tuesday
evening but IL wss really slim affair Governor Bgler
addressed the meeting. He 10 evidently man Of few
deas and those of the most common place. If mis- speech
10 any indication of the II that speech pub
sh would be really scuroslsy In political literature.
There evidently very little enthusiasm, either In
the speakers or bearers on the occasion, who com.
prised but small number.
1t 10 generally believed here. that Gen Scott 10
the Wing nominee, he will carry California by trum.
plant majority, next November If anything 10 to be
learned BY present indications. He Is candidate that
will carry the floating vote, and win In the civil and
political battlefield, be has been wont to do Ia the
military. The intelligence of hs nomination, should IL
resch California will light the smiling faces of Wings,
and bemt send up their huzza for the Hero of
Lundys Lane and the CObqueror Of Mexico. With the
renowned Scott they but win the battle field p H.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-18
CHILL.

From Toe Valparaiso Reporter. ! ~ 10.
We have but little intelligence Of GEN
era infere since our last number CARDS Chill as
well as the coast Don Carlos Beo the newly appoint.
ed Charge Aaires from ibis country 70 Peru has ar
rived al Valparaiso and will embark for Calao in the
present steamer. He will, IT the same time be- ac.
CIT diied ~ the Republic OF Ecuador
The new Inttndtass, roth al Cnpispo and az Co.
quimbo appear 10 have entered upon their respective
Cces under very favorable suspices Theslver mines
col tDue generally In very satisfactory condition,
though We notice the amount OF bar silver exported
through Caldera TO be under hundred thousand
marks for the quarter e1dug }0Ih u Il il said tha,
rich vein has been obcoveIed near Hussco copper
nine which are much in favor since the Impulse given
Ia this oIaDch BY the Cop.apo railway At Conception
we 1ne erstsno, the flour mills generally stand
STILL ~ wheat still maintained is high price OF IS reals
10 Congress current business has given r.e to long
deba'es lot seDy 10 interest readers abroad The
bill to erect ght house az Aucul San Carlos Chloe
had teen reported BY Con nittee
Neihtr Be livia or Peru oaer anything for remark.
II American col yttte Vsndaa sails today for RIO
de Jspeiro ar d the States
The steamer Quito arrive at this port on the 9Th
iDst With 100 passengers and $500 600 In slecis
Ire Norto An ei lean has arrived from Bosom with
Al passspaers and sailed for California
The American eniarsnt ship Stssordshirs was
wrecsed hear Cocura-passengers saved except one.
ressel from Boston Is expected with cargo of lee
The small steamer Ann Mary has arrived and 10 In
tie bay.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-18
NICARAGUA.
Nicaragua Politics--U. y. Consul-Transi'
Compapy-Assault on m Amcrican'

N,c.r.sua Politics--U. y. Consul-Transit
Compapy-Assault on IN American.
corr,spondsnos OF The N. Y. Tribune
SAN Juan DEL NoRTE, Saturday, July 81, 1852.
Nicaragua is bent on rejecting all over
tures from the two governments, preferng TO abide BY
her alleged right of territorial jurisdiction over Guiana
caste and all Mosquito have positive Information
that she VIII negative every proposition of the treaty
Their disposition fully Indicated by the Congress hav
Ing, on the 10th inst passed resolution OF adjourn
ment on the 25th Inst, until March next
Mr. L. L. White, the recently appointed U. S. Consul
at San Juan del Sur has been refused his exequatur
on some ivous ground but the true reason 10 that be
the agent Of the Transit Company and the brother OF
j. L. White, ESQ., who shrewdly negotiated the char.
ter for the Accessory Transit Company, last July, aud
the Nicarseus1s have not much favor for gentlemen
beaiing that name.
The deadly opposition TO this Company which has
arisen In Nicaragua helps the Mufoz party amazingly,
and furnishes them with pou erfu lever with which,
before the election they will effect the overthrow Of the
The stesmshIp Northern Light was struck by light.
ring during the evening OF the Goth inst, as she lay at
anchor In this tarbor, thstteiDg the mainma ravers
Ing the rudder chains entering the engine ROOM telling
one man and frightening many others
There are now six steamboats, on the River San Juan
and simple accommodations for the transportation Of
passengers The journey is rapid and heslthiu, and
with judicous management passengers can be for.
wardeo from one ocean to the other Ia "a hours We
have bad no cholera bere-the town is heslthful.
On The evening Of the 2lst Or. James G. Donoghe,
son Of James Donogbe, Esq, Collector Of the port OF
NewHsven, standing on plaza in Granada, con.
versng with some fends when The sentres challenged
the DR. Not supposng they were challenging him,
being outside the plaza, be made reply the sentres
rushed On him, bsyoneung bin In the mouth coming
ct The cheek and twice In the srrn and beating him
with the butts of their mukets very severely. At one
time 1t reported that his wounds mortal, but
am hsppy to his friends at the North that be
will probably recover. DR. Donnghe has resided in
Grspsda sbout two year, and Is universally popular.
The Americans In Granada Immediately dispatched
courier to MsDsgua for the American Charge, who
will come over at once to demand reparaton for so
gross an Outrage
The Government became somewhat alarmed at what
bad been done and had the soldiers rephmsnded and
sentenced to ogging but have not learned that this
has been carried Into execution. HIS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-18
A MAN WuIpPrD To Dr.ry vo,4o,

'-' " HIFFLD TO DEATH.-I estar-
gay are about O'Clock. the dead body of a man
~ as Z. H. Willard formerly auchoueer 10
ground cut aud msnaled 10 the most horrible maSnsr
re news soon reached the city. when t vas ascsr.
isneo 'be man vas taken out between AID IL o'clock
- .,oaa gay p8h ~ several men and actually whipped
TO death with raw.bdss and hickory ui,he, Tars,,
mts, supposed to be implicated. have been arrestd
me onloit lnat" man leaves wife aud four small chill
arep An inquest was held the body as found ia the
~, "hen III ioiio~ing verdict was returned -
That the Aforesaid man, + t. Willard, came 10 hi.
esslh by Violence, supposed 20 be committed on his
pvey ey VIM. lsngston and some other man or men,"
81 Josephs Me- Gazette, 2s,b ult.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-18

From THE LoBos IsLANDs.-Adyices
have been received that the Peruvian Government has
ordered reinforcement of the garrison at the Iobo.
!.srds In consequence of the sanction OF Mr. y.b.,er
TO American vessels intending 10 engage In the collie,
ton Of guaso.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-18
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST IS, 1852

pretepsions Of certain Americans Of the past gen.
Grafton, as marvellously scientific, or learned, OF
eloquent, are simply ridiculous, when reweo
from the bieb point. which ripe art, deliberate
scholarship and we'll based criticism inspire.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-18

bsndmsn.
Ibrouehs with me trunk OF grained fruit, &C., put
Nd carefully BY our old friend, Thos Hogs Esq, Of
Yorkvlls The detention my passage and otherwise
before the weather became settled destroyed most Of
at Grsss Valley that survived all disaster sven Of the
death Line" These are the fret plants In that
country. J. WINCHESTER.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-18

Il Five stalks Of corn, from the firm of
Gen Thee Catch near Milford, Ohio measured 10 foo,
int he's from the battom 70 the tasse, ard 10 fee,
inthes 10 the Ear from the root '''