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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-06-22

The Winchester virgnan that the wheat CROP In the
surrounding counties of the Valley will not reach more
IMAM half or thirds Its usual average.
Inc same paper that there but cases Of
In Winchester and both conyaescent In all
'nese nave been but cases. come of them vario-
loid, and not a single death
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Swaetlv his pale arms folded
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-06-22

Sir As you not resident OF the city OF Richmond
> Of Ienrco you will please that shall oa ot
the Virginia Central Rail Road Company apply TO the Cos
tngs for the city OF Richmond the first day Of s neSI
10 appoint live disinercsted free holders the said city ~ ~
pose Of ascertanns what would be jus, compensation
land lying OIL Concord the city Of Richmond o!
70 condemn for ia PURPOSES EDHIJND FOSTANE.
June li-cwiw President Va Central K. \ -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-06-22
SAMUEL JORDAN, ESQ.

SIR: As resident OF the city Richmond or o.
- county Of IienrIco you will please take that eta .
behalf OF the Virginia Central Rail Road Company sP;? y
Court of Hastings for the city OF Richmond the W Gay
next July term appoint five disinelesed free holders Of M
for certain lands lying Concord street. in the ely Fh
mond OF which you tho and proprietor aa sa ID
said company proposes TO condemn for lie purposes.
EDMUND FONTAlNE:
la-ctH prasiLta " lNsr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-06-22
pETTER eE BORN LUCKY THAN RICH.

BETTER BE BORN LUCKY THAN RICH.
The Dillon family descendants Of Lord Dillon OF Ireland
have inherited valued upwards OF $luUuUVO We
understand that lucky fellow citizen, Dr. John Bull the
great sarsapara man. heir by marriage and comes In
FOR snug little share amounting 10 three four hundred
thousand dollars This 10 what call good luck IN reality
Louisville journal.
This Louisville John Bull has always been lucky man,
and this respect he his namesake the
ter He has reputation which Is more valuable than
fortune and his famous sarsapara has made him rich
man. And if he slice Of that 81 OOOO0 we
would be surprised to hear of him starting newspaper
and thereby immortaze hnsof II Pitksburg Post.
There doubt told but that the share of Lord
Dillons estate falling John Bull will be from three
hundred thousand dollars. As to his starting
paperhe has long since done that and issues immense
edition. weekly for gratutous circulation
We prize him citizen more especially account of
great energy of character and complete triumph and
business despite the adverse fortune which beset him
at every step in early life louisville Democrat
IMPORTANT ADvICES FROM HONDURAS.
New ORLEANS, JUNE l6.-The Picayune has received
highly important advices from Honduras.
appears that the inhabitants of Ruatan and FIVE other
islands dependent the bay OF Honduras have refused
acknowledge the British authorities and claimed protection
from Honduras which finally accorded to them The
government buildings Ruaan have been publicly sold al
very great sacrifice Great exctemrnt prevailed and
there was much speculation to the final result
Advices have been received from the Baze Cd inst
The mahogany CROP it estimated would reach twelve
million feet
Late from Guaamela May 49, state that the
cochnea crop the present year would fall off thousand
csroons.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-06-22

we nave received the prospectus of the "Souhen La
dies Book" literary monthly magazine 70 be npbrshed in
the city of New OrleanR by VIM T. Leonard g. Co at 50
We cordially wish the enterprise an abundance
Of success There is certainly enough literary talent in the
"clime of the sun" to render the pages of "sou,benn
monthly attractive and welcome and we should ;udpe
by the prospectus that it is the intention of the pub
fishers of this make it vie with Northern periodicals. for
the superiortY Of ia artistic embellishments
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-06-22

:. }, Massachusetts, 10,
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-08-11
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$50 92tun Gtu6, s tci 10, 10 tci II, 10 tci II,
10 bli -, II bt 1G, uuo oucrS @,GBln, W putou;
fen bt
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-08-11
a@ @9aulette ftDtt bier!
Gin neucr SSprratD
marfc> >I1aaarctt.

9ie llntnItbrirbenen moben bem 9ubli'
fun bieourtb bcfannt, eoB ite fecbrn Ctnen
oroBrn Ginfauf pOn Sortwaaren Don Neu
pOrf uno 9bilabdpbia crbaItcn baben, be:
itsbeno ou5 "
S5duSfurniftbin0 2trtifci, Sebrcios
ipaorcn, &utiebcn:Srirmntin9S,
Sotttcrmdorrn uno Sdub 6inbin05, mel.
dies allies an febr niecern Qrctfcn petfauft
miro. Sic crfubcn to8 9ubIifum in cem
tcfarntcn g iQcr'5 6ortw aorsni br
am 3eittcn res Umbofe5 eirSutrcten unp lid
iu tbcrScu9cn ca6 ncjn @sn5 erfpart Gin
pen5 gema6t" ii.
$. unb s. Sa1er.
UQcntaun, Nprl %. nd-
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-08-11
9ln O1lt6Odltcr.

Gin 9rrFc5 Ifcrtmtut rcn oau5boInu0& NrtiteL
oils: g..
Sutf,ori,hirr, inpmti1 cnomdt, nnb'pcjinnt-
Sauce unO Gtau 9fannGn, Bropfonntn 9trttlfn,
QRO1tIrfn, Cti., Ctf.
SbrrtrGncr uno QEoitcrs, rrn 9nrSbntitbcn gt
fstnen, in Srtt5 uuo btim Custnc. @ttnfalIS ron
ccthiIbw Germ uuo ptriibiGrtncn oneern PATTERNS.
NTcTcrn nno Gnbrln in Satd uno Cctnl
0uBIuc, 70 outb gNEEru ouSln; &crihnectmGiIrn,
GtaIt, 0ctb unp But[bCrmcfTIru, Nmnt iCr onrrn
%0ri!tit.
SdicfJens uno Trocrmciicrr, &oTrmcrrn,
StbGIrtn, ghoofrbetrsu ron rtu tatrn Monufathrtn,
i, 3, 3 uno 4HnQi0t 9Ntitrn.
Schnufclu, SpoNtn, potsn, Soften, &'tbfn gid;
en-, Ntrttn, L. T. ~.
Tcucrirhippcu unr 3nrNcr, Eiitrnt unb mcf;
In0ne prllrtt ScutrSd0no StiprarpS, 8cbcns6 6coSn,
StbnSiotrs uno 8U9ddtn, etc, gum &G' touf bIt
8. uno 8. Sdqer.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-08-11
Cife1t

Girc SuortitSt ocbGumrttS mo ocrrlltC6 GIHL
@c0rnc'kn. omtritnnitbc5 uuo cn9jfchc6 WOnorn:
tiftn, %rfititn, 0I0cTcntr uuc GtbICrenf0bL ilndr
flutb unO runo, Ommt amtCitn uno Gtr0utitSdn
irlttn crbottm uno mcb0dl n putouftn let
s.. uno Z. Gi0ey.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-08-11
Sttrfc( ilnD StDu6e.

Stttfcl lmD StDu6e.
10 GoEs fbwsrs StiefL gu 81 80 tO6 Yoor.
. >. ~. ;, 'u 50 coS Yaor.
2 >, .GoItitttrnt gticf,t m 50 %.
l >, GarjcS' G6ubc, ~ 81 Cts ro5 poor.
), 5tnrsrs s5hube, 81 % Gt6 has 4aor.
Scnm 2ino 6,oittr uno Cn0mcto StbuDs itbr wrbt'
fell ;u psrtoufcn.
E,5-Nae ltrttn 0onoc5prcouftn nCrrGn lm IuS:
touIb fir MuOrCn on9tncmltn, ba
9. 81. S6ou.
Ia em gtcbr pcu Scbn G. Gbalf
Sf octbGbcn Gin orr6cr 8noll,
1jCs fam icb eNtrS'tt 6tpcltn,
g2ttbt otlsn nit Stab uno @tkn,
Gcnrcrn nit otltn Nrttn SttHs
Dis tb wcbIfit Ju tauf!n bcfts.
Gucb oIis QTaartn btlr il rGnneil
T0W III Der 9tob su tttn,
l(ber ihr icut Is Idblt tcttnntn
9Hcnu ibr fprctbt tGt mir elm,
Utnn ti9ttb tculmcn otc QHaorct
8cn allen Sbciku Der Qatt on9tfa0rtn.
&orum III cS rGttiQ III fcmn;n scr
llno ttlibu mtiucn 0rcfCu Stcbr;
DrCi frSunrtltbt Stcbrtttpcr wretn
Cuth pllGBtn
llno teine ltrlotbc otbtn gu psrortSBsn.
1arum tcnmt cinm0I bEr
Sbr fncd nGn Stcbr ricmoS tccr,
SrCrltrstcrn, Su!i 20. no
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-08-11
S30cpsaat0fiSaaeoeS.
Sanuar 8.

gGir erbaltcn td9Ib mebr 3eu9niiIe BON
ben Seittugencen Don Or 8on Boum's
NDcum0tiSCDer Ssptiun.
WuTonrn, wd6e I6On pieIe Mittel 9e9cn
Rbeumatismu5 9sbrau6t baben, uerlibern
uns, baB obi9e5 9ans sntibiecen ba5 befe
unter allen fir Die SeiIun9 bieler l6mcrSbaf'
ten plaee fei. 3u baben beim @roBen uno
&leinen i'm
8dtript Sutbitobr bel
Sutb uno Srerlsr.
@Stobrbalter i'm Ganoe werbsn e3
Elm fsbr oetfdufider QrtifeI finben, lpbalo
btGsn @irflamfeh begannt II,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-08-11
Sclc ilub TEiruif;.

S,lI rcn oUtn }uttr, 9ttctbt uuo rch, SrFCutin,
N0port 6wnjG rcn itNcr Nrt erm', II. /. m.-miro
allies pcDUt prtoutt Wt
3. uno =. SiQer.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-08-11
AGitttuoeb, Sem III. Sdn9ni, 1882
Wollo! woIln!
Sa fnD mir jeBt

Nv WV EINt NiyNt
Gcs6cu ou0ctrmmsn pCu glm QJrrt nit elmer lNIu-
ttttn Get pen
CONNER ilnb Ocrtf @doren
pdhr in stbGnbtit uno 9ilIiottit nlbt Octcin woen
tGnnsn.-GS ii olI9emcn bItannt ooF =. . SboI, I'M
tOsincrn Gcbrbous in Srcricrstrpn, wcbtftfir ctrs
tau ols ir0cno Elm ouoerCr Stcbr. 1oS pubdufl III
otcnortlth cin0Iturcn Onarufn uno rnittu SNomnrtb
@Urltcd in lu9enfhcn u nCbmGn oenh ttb BIN tber:
jtu9t le tSuncn nitbt bafn, ft mdFsu taufrr. Dle
Saoren Olrbca cir0tfOuft uon ben 0SFttn frarjSbcn
uNo p:utfdsn cmrcrcur: 68ufr, 70 tGnnt tbr cub ot
t6cr,suorn, roR Die Sitter wcbfeit fno. Sbr inpct
nucb tei mir eucn Strd ftrtioe 8tioer, fbr bi09,-
Die GEOortn tdtsbm gum Sbtil aus fot9snpGn:
GOO Stttdt prints, vtn ts 10 Gents.
100 ;, 8are0e Dc Gain, pcn II lis % @rut6.
10 !, Gcjosns 3iTTueS ,pcn 40 bis G25 GCnts.
10 ,, SRCustin Ds Gains, ron 10 bis 12R Gt5.
80 y, 9oUn6, ron 8 bis l28 Gents.
40 >, Ginabom$, zen 6I bis l2B Gents
30 - Sanp Seios, ron 80 Gt&. 6i5 81.
10 ;, thmorwr Scioe, ron 80 @t6. ti6 81 l2(l
9 1ueIno WontiUo5, prn - % ti5 S3 90. d.
50 Stids Grmmerbrtn StcfF ocn g. bis l98 gts.
% - GolNmrcS, pcn % bis 70 Gents,
30 >, Sub, ron 10 Ste. Gts 3d.
3 SrbGnt NMcrIOns glcIaft5, "a Gts. pr. 9rt.
3 6oni9frup GRctaftS, ~ 8 Gents.
, " su 70 GS,,S. GenS.
90 cid gic GOfse, 5u 10 6t5,
10 @drrcts 3udrr III Gt5.
SrtGfte - 6H Gents.
10 Bi,rd rOSiEcr 5udsr gu 7 Gents.
3 ;, putpirirttr 3udlr, III 10 Gents.
10 0utcnO parOfct5 prn l2a Gts. his 81 90.
GbcnfolS 80 Srtts oussrtCknI 9atttrn6 SuHnS:
uaQrsn, fcbr rpcblfyil III pCrtautn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-08-11

Cine ouseneine &erlpmnllln9 Der Stcdbatter IN ort
Corporation tefannt untsr Dem Renen ,,8ierp'5 9tds
dGusSGrq(h0ft," rterpcrirt unter oem 9lam(ri 3SeE
Qrefoent, Setpattlr unO G5cfGfbaft ytr GrrinninJ
elmer 8rtit GtSr oer es5a Shg nsbt BIsrp's SJfdBs
ttu"--uuo GGabt fit 9eamtn ricfrr Corporation fir
oss taufcnoe Sabr miro 9rbaten ,perosn am etitcn
Nlrrta9 in, Glcnat Scptsnber nSbilcrs in oct Siitc
Der sesba Crane ien-tSssulbaf" in Gataauqtla, um
2 ubr 9iahntu95. III tpsttbSr 3tit uno Srt bic gsrs
waItsr ibrs &br!ibs 8t1nun9 ucrlc9cn wercen.
Sipen Tice; Sbaenrifer.,
Sui go. nobs
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-08-11
9Spftttv
SGSc> 1aasS tUOD(fcil!
Der Ncws0prf GtpDr

III nun unter Der Sermaltun9 non SldnteS
+. alcin nno SO, weIbC oo8 9el6dft
ouf bic ousgcoebnteite 98eiie betrsiben mer-
ben. DoS 9ubIifum III odtunaSpou ein-
geIaoen auSurufcn, wenn e5 pitfIi6 cute
Bdr0en ~ MAIDEN whnfht. Sbr Notto
III MN: @ilb uno wCbfell!
t6cnmt brrtc ibr SRsuIbsnfintcr,
Sctb uno uiGori9, 9rrG uno tIcn,
lin in Nuacrlheln 81 nCDmCn
limb gu eoufyn otcnnrcirr. -,t
gRtun ibr ir1tno ctrpas troubH
gRn9 eS btiftn mic Is mill,
Sm gieuQcrt Gt3br IFS W GOGGh
Sti c5 tptnj3 oPlr otd.
gRcbkl mcbtflil 1T ct SrNnun3,
9Ge,tl2S mir (fitr baarGs Gjd)
@uo cntlhtr1Yen 81 pUtaufm
g1ie ncb ttner in tCr I4tt.
Scnmt bron ibr IQdnner, QStNer,
g3ut2n, Ol6bdtn, Sung uno Nlt
Dcnu in Gctbo 9aunn nr0cnns
SIitmnuo irlhc 22Oarrn bGlt't
Die c ivcblfil gut uuo l;bGn
limo ic Ocrne nit Sub 9cb'n,
2(l5 os in btm g2clncrt Stcbr
Q}ei Zen 6Crrrn Silcin nmo 60.
-E-3GuocSprpSufte isotr Nrt nroEn tn'
w. 2u5tGulb fttr gEonren on ptn Do@f'I'
WartprGiFn on9mcmmcn.
Some8 s. Stein tmb 60.
2mcntrrpn, Nu5ut /. nj
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-08-11
Scr wp0lfetle
&atttlnlsz n0f,

auf ecr Gllide SGcn Der eCbaer 9rttts cbnpsit Ga;
9cr uno 6ed's gNublc.
Die tlnterIdrcbenCn brnabrdbti0en bier
nit ibre Srsunoe une Gin 0rCbrtc5 publltum
i'm Quoemeinen, ooB Iie Iceben eincn frtlden
uno iebr ous9ecebntsn Gorrob ollCrIsl
SSrrttcr, SStanfcn, Gaifcn, ScGnt
iin9 u. Z ~
fcwie faR jcte Qrt ron 8au6cIi' oo6 Der
Ianet meroeu mag, etn0ce9t boben, wcldheS
Sie 9elcnnCn fno an biIli0en grriIen 6u rers
faufcu.-Sbr ieei9er StCf beifebt aus cem
bclfcn uno pornebmten in ibrtm SADIE, unc
Sie IdmeteJn fh, eincn 70 9utn NrtlFcl
Iiefern Su t6nneu ais Der belte in oteIer Sc
aenc i'm St0noe 1T gu Iiefsrn uno iwor 10
mcblfcil oI5 Der wCbfetlite. Sic baben
cbenfaQ6 eiuen Stof 9efaiicnte5 ODER eurrcS
9aubCIs ouf Sooub, Su mCldcm ic bcon-
bers Die QufmertIOmteit bes put'ltum5 ji
Ienfsn punfben.
sic laoen ale Gin anSurufcn uno tbren
Gtof in Qu9enftcin iu ncbmcn, ebe lle
funltwo foufen. esnn fie fublen uterSeu9t'
eo6 wenn ibr Stof etnm0I 9efr6cn wno, CT
nibt febIrn fann Gb9on9 81 ttnoen'
0anfbar fir bi5Gcr 0cnpftne IitcraIr I'm
tr(tneune, brffcn fc burb punftIthe Seote'
nuna uno biliQe QrciIe Ilb ftrnT eeS 3u'
trouen6 os5 Yubltum5 murtt9 8u MAIDEN.
6. 6. unb q. O. Gef.
allentown, SuIi 20, 1852. nQ6lp
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-08-11
SNgascrrcOtDpclt.
SSenjomtn Goldman


mabt ben @iupC6nCrn QGlentaun5 uno
Dem pubIifum ilberbonpt obtun95optl Die
NnSCise, ea6 or sic Srt. 8arcocm rnb
6opc, ubsr 8. 9GCioner'5 Stcbr, aus9cfauft
Bat, rno If6 nun GduBlitb Der Daguerrean.
Stunt micn1sn yuiro. Gr in nidt mebr NIT
8. Geb in 8eIhdftSoerbinouno TCnoern BE-
neibt oieft5 GsIbdft ouf olIeni9e He6nun9.
5nbem er betNeItefe in Der SoQuersanfmp
in tieltr Stact 1T, uno rin3 Ger atlcrbcI1cn
SnFrumcnten BAT, uno nit al Den neuern
SubriiWun0en opsrirt, IN er i'm Stanoe IN
ieoer SeSiebung ale SCldenatb OOllfomms;
ner 3ufrtcoenCbit bu bsoienen msI6e wiIn'
f6en
Sin fDrrcfteS NrrtrGf
Su baben. gr if fsObsn BON philadelphia
5urId9sbrt nit eincm ouSsrwibltcn Stod
Don Cafes uno MebotIion5, uno Ioost bier.
nit bic Damsn uno 5erren i'm olI9smeinen
5um 8efucbe Elm. tim feline Bitcsr uno @aa
rem in Qu9enfbein Su nebmrn.
W SnffruftiOn in Der Gunf miro CT,
tbeiIt uno betinoi9 Gin Stof an @itp-
preifeu sum Serfauf auf 6ano 9eboIten.
E@B @Bmoeifst Den Srt nitbt. I'm 8bc.
mas. gGsioner'5 StObr i'm 5weitsn StOG'
merf.
Quentaun. Seb. 10. nq-
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-08-11
Cine anrre NucmYfebIun9 ec5 Qeno-
Icurns.
o,c,pptNcy GumtcrlarS 60. Qa.

Srn. &trr-a8rrtGcr 6crr! 9a mir tnrd sore
rccnrtn ?l1crtcu sum &ertdut Strcs petroleum
mt ~ ine GSacScn, mic ScwSGmtb ccr mcltbok
Smart, ben rciicnSc 9ae' ten 1cnltini9tW ptrt1utW
mrrfSmit ms, gSG Is iSGr idntn oG8sDt, uuo rem
gUcdcr wirtti cntfprht tur etc g enpipDteh lprr,
c gSnSm t Gyast gr gtrmtt %sGt sEn '''"'" I" '' til
Sn 9sc;u3 ouf Ste 28irtiamtcit 5trc$ 6timittrls
mGtcn mir tst9s S@F IL iEStm %aI Snmt %%s
perihOhtr, bciprrCrs bc S@mrrien II pch 0ltcrcrH
i'm Rifrn .t. Die Won G6aHtnfebrrn hrWuDrtth mrh
he in picienr goneCstbei irbr ardiitrtcn unG ohne
smsraGmc GdJmcr;cr urS C3cihwuf in tcn 8lte
frrn ;ur SrIgc bottcu SIR Sc nittl Gar in Ssirn'
Saasn inmer fNt0r9e S'STrmS S !!
asir 6c;itGcu uns 0uf 3p6n o GFs@OrN Gds eer s.
ten unb I9oppNr@Be
GbroniIher SdIitu 9cbCilt.
I'd, 6esruar ba6 i'd turh hcn GeGran@ S9n MlM
Gebrilt rp1rb Ger 6ulten bchcl MIDI I'M .0cecnlbCr
ScrlcBtsu So6rs unc d' bate ote 3ctnnn0 ptrierth
ipirSer drno III perSenI "a itb ncbrert 9erjte 0e'
troudlt b0tte, vBue ir9enc cine @rltthtEtunG; Sbr
6tilmittCl haif mir talt ap5SngI!dno;, so gunStH
fnSebsnSrtiSe Gu6iSn, ans Sd Gcte risfss Seu9niB
irewiniS, obne boSu aufgefcrtcrt 81 etn ttnit9 nm
mSocn Sies ecrtiftot publiiircu foTrn. SD bin elm
alter @urGer irecm I'D IS Sabre bler 9elpeDht pave
F sSs"TS SeSr % 81 9t ISL Il ''r 2'" T511f aa
Gs uerfauft reifeno. - Gefet ba5 fOG9ence:
wput Ntcofont, 6orrifcn Co., 5bto, SUM- IS, 1851.
Sr Sier: Sbr slSeut mar nor eint9er 8rit bier nit
Sbrsm pctrCieun ptcr Srlicnel mn tshte uns ais
Saenten fpr tcu SSerfaUf He6clber an @e 9tn9 70
rei(enb an S0t mir bcreitS GuspCrfoutt baben 2cnu
G5ieuus Spei Sustup ncbr Sufenbcu fpnnteh oute IS
ins febr Lies ien, 81 ta0li bdr bet uns dn9etea9t
ipirS. SSir fnp nidt gcrne ans inc SIR gt9ent (ao'
te uns, ba6 CT in iChs 9Npnnten btelEn 2Seg ht0t
nleDr tun,men lperbe q. itHS q. Coulter.
Der 2uf 1T inner nod sic fommrn!
G5retuhsto, 6urpn 60. 6Bio, San. IS.
Urn. @. 81. Sier. g5rrtber orr = aipr et'pa
eaShsu Iee S6r Natnt DuPeuS S6res bcimittcts
sisy asir bobtu gnes prrtouft uu6 Uerlongeu mebr.
assnss9 C5ic mir Gef6aigft 0ugcnO, Su beioracu
E,sM q "a Grenen II. sc Stem 60per, 6urpu 90.
ShiS e5ebr adbtunasrcu Sr0Htts &rllp.
or Stiss Glebbn il btim @ro6tu uno Gn,slntn
i'm Qutbtcfr ees Q0tricts 81 bttcnntn = icipit audi
Girtutare nit uabsrsr 8elbuitun9 ett. etts Setmit;
tels uno nit prasn GsbraubsannsunS YrSis per
Gnlbe, so Gents.
Ssptembr II, 1851. nqlS
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-08-11
Jobta g. @. sSa,aif.
9OluCtf(ebrCry
5cnr0 g. Scr

3ei9t Dem publifum an, oos er barest fffJ
@b6re, Sin9fhulsn etc, fir Die biuiofen 8c.,
oin9un9en bu unteri6tsn. ...
Sin9iGuten i'm 2onoe perorn pdnftTtH
beforqt g d m aud'5 esutfbsS NOtsn'
bud wiro 0crp6bnIib 9ebraubt, obsr au6
iresno Elm anoereS rprnn eS 9swilnfdt mirb..
benfou 5miro tlntsrridt auf Der g Stod
lime ertbetlt. ..
8riefc, oOOrefIrt q. 9. y. Snnff, III.
tentaun, rOeroen prompt beradibti9t,
Quentoun, SuIi |. nq3M
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-08-11
&obcin.

Gin orrfIs 2tNrttCntut rrn rtn tCfcn Srbn SCll5
0cbdn, ncblt Cincm orrGGu &cyrotb pcn onpCrm
SbrijpIr3rtDjtr, wcbIiH gum @Utouf tsi
.. unb 8. SdAcr.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-08-11
9SetrOOcaQooo
pter
2tmtrifaniICIc8 TcGiens Sri,
Gin notirIitc5 9eiImittcI aus ctner Aueu'
in aueobcnp Gauum Qennf. = 400 SUP
untcr Der GrcpberfIddc.


untcr Der GrcpberfIddc.
6dtct Gudb pcr & 8&tibuu0! 6ljn6 1T cht
cbne ben 9l0mcn e. W. AtGr Out oSn 6laltbtn
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in SlaTbtn 0tbau 9trocG mic ite aus pT SCutUt IN rEt
NVuttcr GreG brpCrqutllt rbut eo paS GTtn9h hlnju
olthau crtr b0pcn 0encmmtu mWc GN t0t Shmtrs
u bntlIr oils irItu0 cine onotre NtoBm et ocr e'nl
Qubltum IT, urO pcimnT eltItr Nrtttd nrh 9tbroubt
murct 1T It ron r 9ltIu ol6 Giu5 otr GrtBtn Ntils
mjttc( iceiQtr 3tt QtprltItn wcrorn. 2Ew 0tQEnttn
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trtacn, irnotrr ml6 wlr l0ltn ilno &hotldtth Curd
rirtt 3tu0ujft bavititu. 2NltS SHtmhL Wtnn e
Cujac 3Ilt uuo nab &rrl,britt 9mHmntn Nun, hVlt-
.6ultcn, 8crfiItun0, Nbrumatt5muS, &tttc,
drcni1tt Webe 4u9Cn, Nnohcn' uno
@Nccufbmrrs, oIte 8uncCn uno 0out
ouSIhtd9e, StbnithpunCcn uno Auet'
6tunoen, Srcnn uuo 8rubwuntCn, &er'
rntun9cu, OclhwUIte unp @njuneUn'
Qcn.
Dos ipttrtcim 1T Gin ortft6 NcjInjttd tti EWc'dn
uno lu6loe IN altu &rdutbGttu u,bt tbrEn litrrun4
in ptrocrbtntm 3utGuoc ots 9,uS uno onotrn 6lUt&-
ftitsp ct6 NSrprrS EGtT-Yd SUcnr Notr (4utS)
III a. crfc(arCiCb 0n0tluGnCt nrrrtn ItbrTt SGt mo
unttr rio unmittdtorE 2ufld rts @i9rnthtmtrS atros
tbtn, in vGthcn rO6 NEtrtllum loUe NboiitE.-Nan
GtIt tua6 Sci. 8Iad ccu Yufrur9 III IcI3mrm G0tf;
cat Ia9t:
@dmuc NJ. 6 ~ Gin. Scrthcr 9crr! so
MAR itcr 9ltcuotc om Srpncte Ntcrcr an mtn @rtt
orfcitit uuN ru mritr nod in Sttt 2SoNrcue NJ T.
ncr &r1utbc;t id)lrpu mem ttnsts @cn uno fcr hnte
Sue icbr fart au uur tiCt ~ bis rrr Sur;cm. 40
prpbirtt n,cbrtre 9lEtttci cruc Grfcl1. Cot. Nl1d
tfidbte MID NIT G;ntrNi glover unS clrf1hl niir,
Gbr pctrc(cm III prptrcrJ lutltcs mad tcIncm SStl'
irn lpuuScrbGrc eurtu ttptrtC. SD hattie rtn 00ns
sen Sa0, ppr irincm &riuh Soran NtSnht g ~ pro'
brru q polcd n0dlbCr i1urtC id mcutn 9icTcttI Or
g. 80. SncNrcu untb bcm 0ruGisbr um cine SIaitr
~ bctcu. SD wanHtr q tcns M'dt an ttn i!, wtNtn
SStCucu an uuo tcuute am nNttlcn 0inr0cn bcrctte
cine drpEc 2ScrdnCcruuo am SuEc lORtrucbmcu. SD
rcriiterc Gir, cs pirttc fait wit Souttrt Ath iHb
mic ct,rnS in nlciucm EctCu 10 luCu hctlcr. Sh tc
Sarf rrh cuc tIriuc NuUutltat nm ric !htiluuH iu
rcrpout0ur0Cu. G0Trn Gtc ten &orjrt1rr wrlhtS
bdben CT rutrN sic hatur beiaDtn. GtDr 1@tunes'
pcn SCR SrCuuo |lef Stptt'
Gine anrue NucmYfebIun9 re5 penc-
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-08-11
Gin &Ci,li'lt0cDcr,

Gtcn murrc wbaltlr, Gin orcEc6 Niftttmtnt rCn
Elrrrttc uuo 3jutjuN 2CrCr, gcltn Gtbuhaoirn oS''
Wrnc SthuhnG9tt, froniGNbt &uttWr, uno lrtthr ons
rtrt Nttltd rit sum SbuRwotbr9ctbiit 9cb3rcn-ttl
.. uno 8. Sd0Cr.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-08-11
Scoin9un9en:

SubGeription-Gin SbaIer bes Sabrs.
SsefanntmaduuDsn wrrccn sp ptn biai9ten
prsikn cn9crtdt.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-03-19
sou,n ca,o,,n. and the Presidency.


The Charleston :. Southern Standard the organ OF
the cooperation party which recently carried the State
of South Carolina has in its issue of the 10th an ar-
Gle upon sThe next Presidency" in which it depr
Gates the continued isolation of that State. 1t says:
4" We must support, cordially as we can, the can
ddate for the Presidency who is most favorable 10 our
interests. We can now. once for all, as.
sure the trends of the Constitution in and out of the
State that South Carolina will not stand aoof in the
approaching contest She looks with expectation for
the pomnation by the Democratic party, OF candid
ate who shall be acceptable to her. such man as BU-
cHANAN, DOUGLAS, or DALLAS, or any other, who up
holds the Constitution as it is advocates economical
government, and opposes The enactment OF Tariff
which would add another weight to that which already
presses heavily upon the agricultural, commercial
and Southern interests. Such man would unques-
tionably receive the support of very large majority
of our people,"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-03-19

SENATE IN GENERA1-Rhett and Clemens. Rather
abusive. Rhett religious and won't fight. Ought to
have thought of it Best plan when men
make nuisances of themselves is to go out and mu-
tually abate each other with leaden pills.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,, March 12-Messrs
Brown and Wilcox, of Mississippi, had fight
Brown hit Wilcox the nose, and brought the clar-
ct. Wilcox returned the blow, and painted Browns
eye, clnched and fell. Were separated, and apollo
gized to each other and the House All friendly a.
gain. Bad business. We cannot approve of duel
ling but we must still think, that if resort to such
final arbtrament inevitably followed all breaches Of
respect towards each other, members of Congress
would behave in manner more credtabe to them
selves and less disgraceful to the country.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-03-19
THE WILMINGTON JOURNAL.
Ra-In the report Of the proceedings of the Demo-

BS~In the report of the proceedings of the Demo-
cratic meeting of Tuesday night. 9th the name of
Daniel S. Sanders, Esq, appears among the dele
gates to the District Convention at Wilmington, and
that of John A. Sanders, Esq, among the delegates
to the State Convention at Raleigh We re-
quested by Col Miller, the Chairman of the meet
ing TO state that after consultation with the appoint
ees has deemed it proper and expedien to change
these appointments, SO as TO place Daniel S. San
dcrs among the Delegates to Raleigh, and John A.
Sanders among those 10 Wilmington.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-03-19
TWO Weeks Later from CaIifornia-Arriva1 of til.
Daniel Webster,

New YORK. March 15.-The steamship Daniel
Webster, with two weeks later intelligence from Cali.
fornia, arrived to-day She brings sl00 900 in snecie
The revolution in Chill has been suppressed.
The markets generally at San Francisco remain nm
changed Flour has declined, and provisions remain
firm
The accounts from the Mining Districts are encour-
aging.
law relative 10 fugitive slaves has passed the Leg
lslaure OF California. The civil and war debt of the
State is ascertaned TO be two millions. Indian depre
da'Ions still continued in certain portions of the coun
try The remainder of the news, by this arrival, is
generally undressing